we're told the teacher found the weapon. we'll have the latest information on this story just as soon as this becomes available. tonight two men are dead after losing control of their car and swerving into the path of a tractor-trailer. it took two lives in the 12500 block of jarrettsville pike. >> reporter: police and rescue crew rushed to the crash site but the fate of two young men traveling in a volkswagen jetta had already been sealed when the car swerved into the path of the tractor-trailer rig. >> i was told years earlier this was called dead man's curve. >> reporter: this accident came

in thick fog on a blind curve. the car was no match for the 15-ton tanker truck carrying 45,000 pounds of milk down to virginia. >> he was coming southbound on jarrettsville pike. there was a northbound car in his lane that had lost control. it took out his front end steering and help ended up here in the ditch. >> reporter: two men in their 20s were pronounced dead at the scene while paramedics transported a third man to shock trauma with life-threatening joirls-- injuries. the man in the tractor-trailer suffered both physically and emotionally from the hospital. >> right now he's at sinai being checked out for possible injuries. after the fact he will be able to go for counseling or whatever he feels he needs. >> now police are withholding

the names of the victims until they can notify their families. the tractor-trailer is one of 10 owned by my t trucking. right now a service is being held at st. peters -- episcopal church. two women, brenda brewington and marguerite mary kohn were shot. earlier the pastor spoke about it. >> it's saddened beyond words by the shooting. >> the two women were shot by a homeless man. he would visit the church on a regular basis. he was recently asked to leave the food bank and not come back. investigators believe that's why he went back and opened fire. a disturbing discovery

behind a school. police say a woman walking her dog found a victim behind windsor hills elementary. the school decided to close for the day. police are investigating the shooting. the mother of a 13-year-old boy who was accidentally shot by a neighbor is being investigated. the woman's dna was found on the person. another teen admitted to hiding the body. baltimore county police arrested a man for wanting to -- for waiting to sneak into women's bathrooms and looking into stalls. zachary cambell creeped into the women's bathrooms to look at the women in the stalls. if you have experienced a similar incident, you're asked

to call baltimore police. at the end of the day, commissioner fred bealefeld just want people in the baltimore area to know he worked his tail off every day he came to work. he is hanging up his badge but not before talking to our own brian kuebler. >> reporter: in a town this size, the city knows there will be whys pers but he -- whispers. the city has seen historic lows in crime. bealefeld credits that with changing the culture, going after the bad guys with gun many. he also tried to improve community relations. he is proud about how he and his force were able to accomplish the recent goals and said every day he went to work, it was

about the people he served. >> there was a lot of consternation about my colorful language, calling people knuckleheads, morons and idiots. i've always felt like i was speaking for other people and i tried to use this position to advocate for the people of this city. >> reporter: now mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says she respects bealefeld's decision and said that hey has made a great impact on this city. >> it was tough decision for him to maifnlgt i have to respect he wants to spend more time with his family. he's been a great commission per, been here twice as long as the average listing commissioner for a city this size.

and we will provide baltimore the next great police commissioner that will take us to the next level. >> reporter: the commissioner wasn't the only high profile resignation. the architect on a lot of the public safety measures in baltimore also resigned. sheryl bernstein, the wife of state's attorney gregg bernstein is calling it quits. when asked about that, the mayor said, quote, i'm starting my first full term has mayor, and of quote. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> to hear more from bealefeld, check it out sunday morning at 11. a day to honor our fallen heroes killed in the line of

duty. friends and survivors were there at the memorial gardens. it honored hunter. hunter was killed one year ago in the line of duty trying to stop a speeding motorcycle in howard county. >> we are extremely honored. he made the ultimate sacrifice. they paid the ultimate price. >> it doesn't matter -- excuse me. it doesn't matter what kind of uniform you're trained to wear. we're all within the brotherhood of serving and protecting our state. >> it's at dulaney valley memorial gardens. we're on the go tonight at the casino at oceans down where meteorologist wyatt everhart is there. are you winning me any money?

>> i haven't won you money. i haven't played. if you come to ocean city a lot, you probably stop at the track. come check it out. it's amazing. whenever you come to ocean city, you want to think where do i want to stay. want to bring in shawn mcmarks the jnl manager -- general manager. talk a little bit about the deal you have with the casino. >> we're excited to be working with the casino. it's a two-night stay, breakfast for two and $25 in slot numbers. come see us. spend the day at the beach. spend the night at the casino. >> it's an awesome time to get to the boche and the casino. we got the derby tomorrow, the

preakness third saturday in mai. talk about this hotel. if you haven't stayed, you're right there on the boardwalk. >> you can basically walk off our sidewalk and you're at the boardwalk. from the boardwalk you're at the beach. we're right there, the amenities. we have an indoor, outdoor pool. courtyard, you name it. >> plan vie of parking -- plenty of parking. >> yes. >> thanks so much for the update. i hope a lot have you people come down. i know you have the preakness party coming up. >> we're excited about that. >> let's get into the weather. here at the beach it's going to be great most of the weekend. the chance for a pop-up storm. we did see a couple of storms flair up. some were severe. then the cloud cover holding temperatures down.

a little bit cooler than expected because of that cloud cover, still quite a few 70s and some 80s. as we go into your forecast for the weekend in ocean city, not quite as warm as central maryland, okay, because we do have that ocean air influence, breeze off the wart. probably mid to upper 60s with sunshine. that is some pretty nice weather down at the beach for this part of early may. we'll have a lot more coming up at oceans down at 6:00. rosie, we'll head back your way for now. i'll see what else is happening in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. you can meet wyatt and the rest of the abc2 news team at the spring festival this weekend. if you don't have plans, come hang out. stop by our booth and meet some of our staff.

in tonight's consumer alert, you may want to switch your tooth brush. church and dwight company is recalling the spin brush tooth brush. it can overheat possibly causing a fire, shock or burchlt for more information you can call the number you see often your screen there. a new park is hoping in downtown baltimore that's a great place for your kids to play. pierce park opens. it is on one acre. it features sculptures. kids can climb on them and rain gardens as well. the waterfront partnership says the park is a reflection of their commitment to creating a healthy harbor. the benches are made of blocks that are rescued from the streets of baltimore. we have lots of bike racks, so people can bike here or moms can

bring their strollers. we have recycling containers. >> it's dedicated to a baltimore contractor and civic leader. students rolled up their sleeves. spruceup day. ab about dean planted shrubs, mull muching-- mulching trees. >> the kids are chipping in doing whatever they need to do whether carrying boards, digging up weeds. >> about 70 to 80 children showed up to help out today. most of us have been there, the dolphin show at the national aquarium. why the aquarium is changing things around and getting rid of those scheduled shows.

>> those may flowers are in full bloom. we'll tell you what to expect at flower mart.

the national aquarium in baltimore is looking to get you close to the aquatic animals. it turned out to be more of a hindrance than a help. today marked all day access and lamont williams was there. >> reporter: the national aquarium is the home to some 16,000 animals. since its opening millions of visitors have come through the doors and most have left with

this feeling. >> it was awesome. >> reporter: because of the old pricing structure, not everyone could get the full satisfaction. >> we had something called a total experience package and a regular aquarium admission. i think people who didn't buy the total experience package probably felt they were getting less than a total experience. >> reporter: the dolphins area is the attraction. there's no ept action between sea creatures and mankind but as of today the aquarium will keep those barriers all day. they have close access to many of the species. it's all included in one price. >> actually, because that costs extra, because of the capacity, we can only accommodate about half of our guests. now everybody gets to come and they get to stay as long last three want. >> reporter: it's the success. >> it was like quick.

you just get in. it was really quick. >> above i just saw dolphins in the ocean and stuff. now i came here and checked out the dolphins and know what they do. >> reporter: at the new dolphin discovery, everybody can have a total experience. at the aquarium, i'm lap month will -- lamont williams. >> $3 for -- $30 for adults and $21 for children. baltimore's plowrs mart is in full bloom. you should go down to mt. vernon to pick up some flowers or a mother's day gift or two or three. if you're feeling lucky, why

not head down to the casino at oceans down. wyatt, you still haven't told me. have you won me any money yet? >> rosie, i'm on the job. maybe out the door. i have not been here personally since before they completely redecide the casino -- redid the casino at oceans down. it is amazing. if you have not been yet, you owe it to yourself to stop by. the general manager at the casino at oceans downs, i'm amazed at the improvements. >> basically, the entire building has been completely remodeled. everything is brand-new, state of the arts. we have our spectacular center

bar. >> we'll give folks a panoramic view. >> we wanted people to come here, have fun, if are a' qoang to spend team here, take advantage, come down to the casino and have a great time. we have the kentucky derby, what event will you have for preakness? >> it will be in our clubhouse, carry on. we hope you all join us. >> reporter: thank you so much. if you're going to be at the beach you might as well come here for preakness because outdoors on the track with your

beverages, that's great. let's gets you into your weather. if you're coming down, the weather looks great. we'll talk about maryland's most popular radar. we had pop-up storms and then the cloud cover holding temperatures down. we didn't see much new activity. there's temperatures statewide, pretty warm, even beach side. though, you have to remember that the temperatures in general will be cooler at the waters edge. the water temp is still close to 60s. let's get you into the forecast. overnight as we move toward that, temperatures falling in the 60s, maybe just a pop-up shower or storm. tomorrow we'll keep that chance for a stray shower in there. sun getting more plentiful. by tomorrow night skies will clear out. as we look at your seven-day forecast, looking ahead to the rest of the weekend, plenty of sunshine. temperatures will run cooler, so

a beautiful sun on tap, here in oceans pines or a few miles away at the beach. it's looking great all weekend. i'm just amazed at the changes at the case -- casino at oceans downs. i've been here for a horse race or two, but it is way different. >> looks fun. thanks a lot, wyatt. a nice shot at the harbor. the dragon boats are out, a little muggy. we'll find out if there will be showers. we'll have more coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities...

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