if you're underneath this, you're in the 60s. the rest of the evening will call for more 60s. we will talk about how things will change last we go toward friday straight ahead. if you want ac serks and i know you do to maryland's most accurate forecast, just head to abc2news.com/mobile. right now you'll take a lock at our growing list of apps, latest news just a click away. if you were leaving a party or at the all night walmart, do you remember seeing someone riding a bike? a mother needs your help tonight. >> reporter: the one thing you might not think important could be a vital clue in helping police find the person who ran this person over and left him on the side of the road. it happened on north point

boulevard early saturday. watson and his friends were heading south past the beltway exit. an suv swerved into the group and hit watson. he was taken to shock trauma and is in critical condition. the driver simply didn't stop. >> this area is a commercial area, so the lighting is somewhat limited. however, anyone who does strike a pedestrian is required to stop by law and render aid. >> reporter: witnesses say the car is a white suv, possibly a ford explorer. police say it may have damage where it hit the 15-year-old. if you have information call the cut police. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. let's go to westminster. a man is behind bars charged in the brutal stabbing of his own

mother. neighbors reported hearing 52-year-old susan legal -- leam crying out for help. they discovered she had been stabbed in the neck and chest repeatedly. >> i actually held the door open. she was leaning against the wall and was bleeding and had a blanket around her. >> investigators found the victim's son 23-year-old eric leam who had handcuffed himself and still holding the bloody knife. his mother is in critical condition right now at shock trauma. howard county police charged this man, benjamin blessing with armed robbery after he robbed a pharmacy by threatening the pharmacist with syringe full of blood he said was tainted with aids. employees said a man came into the store, held a syringe with

what he said was aids tainted blood. he was able to take more than $25,000 worth of medication before leaving. luckily the pharmacist was not hurt. police identified the man has blessing. he is being held in the howard county detention center on $175,000 bond. more cameras are being installed and the new cameras are going into parts of northeast baltimore including north avenue, bel air road, harford road. it's designed to help police prevent crime in the first place and identify suspects caught on video committing crimes. >> i can remember -- i recall a homicide case going back a year ago where a suspect used a stick, a tree branch, actually

to boat a man on a bench and one of the things from that video was a jacket that the suspect was wearing. >> last year city watch assisted in more than 100 a-- 1200 arrests president the new cameras are funded by grants from homeland security and one from maryland broadband. anne arundel county. police are looking for the man top question him about the theft of an air conditioner from a church. anne arundel police are asking anyone with information about the theft, the man in the picture or the truck to call them at 410-222-6155. one of the two brothers accused of beating an african-american while patrolling a neighborhood took the stand. he said he acted in self-defense saying the 15-year-old attacked him with a board and he thought

his skills from the israeli military would diffuse the situation. the estate -- the state rested the case. if you want to know about the murder of yeardley love, a judge ruled nonsensitive evidence will go on display. this includes the photographs and the tape of police questioning george huguely. huguely is scheduled to be sentenced for second-degree murder in august. tonight's episode of "revenge" and who's playing a guest role into the guest is nightline analyze cynthia mcfadden. she said she will play herself. this is the first time she's ever said yes. mcfadden will score the big

interview with daniel grayson his first interview since being released from prison. we asked mcfadden if there'sian thing different. >> we pus have done the scene, i don't know, 40 times. it want because i didn't know my lines. it's coverage. they want to she it from different angles. god willing i'm not going to give up my day job or should i say night job, no. >> she said she pecked it because he is -- picked it because she likes the show. stick around and catch cynthia on nightline at 11:30. definitely worth watching. if your kid has facebook, email or any other tech gadget, chances are they're sharing something they shouldn't -- their password. why now need to talk to them about being loose with their

log-ins. it can led to everything from identity theft to cyber bullying. >> they could write things about him and try to embarrass them at school. >> while many have passed for their password so tonight at 11:00 we'll explain why that start as dangerous pattern. you can see the full story on abc2 news at 11. first check out the whole night. it starts off with the middle at 8:00, modern family at 9:00 and don't trust the b in apartment 23. that's at 9:30. at 10:00 the all new revenge followed by abc2 news at 11:00. the man who used to crack us up as urkel, jaleel white a his

partner kym johnson were eliminated. white was off to a fantastic start but after that the couple bottomed out. the judges had finally seen enough. >> i really only thought i would dance three dances. i wanted to get three dances. i told my mamma ema going to give you three good dances. >> there are six couples rope hang. two couples will be eliminated. the roadwork on the jfx is already affecting you. starting tonight upwouldn't be able to use the northbound lanes. they expect overnight closures throughout the month and crews are doing a major excavation to repair it. the construction will take six weeks to finish it pot smoke amr

teenagers. why are they lighting up and how often are they getting high. a routine bill signing turned emotional in annapolis. why one bill affected so many. all right. check this out. 70 would be normal. we just got to 65. it was in the upper 70s. warm to our south. much cooler to the north. how your temperatures check out and we'll talk about this. that's coming up on abc2 news at 6.

a new survey shows more teens are using marijuana.

27% of teens say they smoked not in the last month. one in 10s will said they used marijuana at least 20 times a month in 2010. in 2008 only 19% of teens in the same survey said they were using less than once a movement research shows teens who smoke 0 or -- 20 or more times a month are more likely to use other drugs like ecstasy, cocaine or crack. the government told us how they will keep deadly e. coli from invading our barbecue. the usda will do this boy what they call speed tracking. once there's a report of tainted meat, within 48 hours you'll know whether your package in the fridge is safe or not. they're past the halfway mark. we have 12 contestants to see who can lose the most weight

over eight weeks. we will introduce you to a pair of neighbors, who are mrs. friends. now they're seriously contends for the brickover challenge. >> a grimace. >> that's a smile on donna's face and she has every reason to be happy. >> i definitely think i could lose that much weight. >> reporter: week after week donna and her partner step off the scale light are than they were -- lighter than they were. >> i couldn't do it without a partner. >> reporter: her partner is her neighbor. both have big goals for this competition. >> i'm excited. i'm excited to be fit because it's been a long, long time. >> reporter: she's getting there, impressive.

>> at the time, i think three out of four kids don't survive. >> reporter: she had a rare berth defect. after surviving that as a baby she had another hurdle. >> i had scoliosis and then corrective surgery. i have two rods in my spine oar these are things about jodi you would never know by watching her work out at the jim. she and her partner are having great success. but despite all their questions, they're getting results week after week. >> i've been given a chance to do something awesome and to live a good life. >> reporter: as for donna, she shared pictures of what she wants it lack like. >> i just need to uncover her. >> reporter: when she does, she

hopes she will be in these shorts. >> when look at them now, they look at little kid's shorts. one of my goals is to get back into them. >> reporter: they agree the competition is just the bang. reporting for abc2 news. >> abc2news.com is still all the place for your health news. you'll find today's health headlines as well as different categories. receipt few the weather is pretty quiet in baltimore. temperatures stuck in the low 60s in the city. further west much, much warmer near 80. one of those days, depends on where you are. that contrast feeling storms.

pretty thelt thy thunderstorms with a -- pretty hefty thunderstorms. here's a better look. it's moving rapidly south. it's tracking south of the corridor. our current storm track with maryland's most powerful radar takes us into brunswick and points south as we push past 6:30. so people in the areas need to watch out for intense thunderstorm moving in this direction. for most of us we're looking clear. you can see central maryland storm free. all right. bell hair today take a look. this was a cloudy scenario, no rain, no thunderstorms, maybe morning drizzle. tough to find sunshine on main street. in laurel, cloudy scenario, a little bit of sun breaking through at time. beaches stuck in the 50s. you're on the other side of that boundary so nothing like the beach weather we had in oc.

to the west, look at this contrast well into the mid-70s toward winchester but north and east, cecil county, mid-50s. we get it occasionally in the spring and the fall with that boundary right across -- i mean diagonally you can paint it to york, including baltimore, cooler north and east. you get the point on that. it's humid. maybe another shower or two but basically as we look at the broader radar picture you can see limited shower storm activity, western maryland and that's just about it. that should begin to die off over the next hour or so. the visible satellite shows why we were clouded up. so much sunnier where they were pushing 90 in spots today. not far south at all. 90 with sun. now tomorrow, if this boundary shifts, we should be back into

sun and temperatures around 80 including baltimore, including the eastern shore. if that boundary does what mother nature likes to do, throw us a curve ball, we could be cool again. it's possible. the odds are we'll see a warmup. all right, maybe a pop-up shower or storm, not much, same deal friday. one of the patterns where we could get the pop-up shower or storm each afternoon and evening. we think sunshine by tomorrow afternoon and midday friday. look at this tropical rain. look at the rain surging up into the gulf coast, flooding conditions in mississippi and alabama, kind of an early tropical weather maker. overnight 57 with patchy fog in areas. tomorrow 80, assuming that front does lift into pennsylvania and tomorrow night down to 62. it may be an evening shower or stomplet the outlook into the --

storm. the outlook into the weekend, you can see the trend warmer and sunday looking cooler. april had a lot of cool weekends. there you g happy cinco de mayo. >> that's right. it's only been a week since the arrest was made in her murder but it's been nearly a year and a half since phylicia barnes disappeared in baltimore. the bill baring her name was signed in law. phylicia's law makes shower that immediate action is taken when a teen is missing, no matter her age. >> it will keep her memory alive. when anyone hear's phylicia, they remember her smile. >> and it is to encourage partnership between law enforcement and volunteer groups to work together when one of our children goes missing. governor martin o'malley had

a busy day signing those laws. they have agreed to hold a special session. lawmakers will be called back to annapolis on may the 14th to make changes to a budget that in left unchanged who leave the state with $500 million in cuts. miller says he believes the special session could be wrapped up within a day or two. and mitt romney is one step closer to his party's nomination after newt gingrich announced that his bid for the presidency is over. he was joined by his wife and he is ready to throw his support behind nominee mitt romney. gingrich will continue to push scek -- conservative ideas [ mosquitoes buzzing ]

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before we go here's kelly. forget about those sketchy emails from nigeria asking about why are money. now scammers are using twitter accounts trying to cheat you. plus, there's a lot to separate us from you guys, men from women. if one school as its ways, dorms won't be able to separate them

anymore. >> well, every other room maybe. >> every other floor. >> every other state. >> showers, how about that? >> take a look at the radar scope. went to college too early. i think it will stay south of our viewing area. it also continues to weaken. if you're watching us on cable, the storm is coming in over the next 0 minutes -- 20 minutes. we'll try to warm everyone up. >> all right. thanks for watching. we'll see you tonight at 11. >> have a good night.

tonight on "world news," courtroom drama. the daughter of john and elizabeth edwards leaves the courtroom in tears. the revelation that brought her