doctor preyed upon a woman almost 50 years younger than him. >> they're saying he sexually assaulted someone. i said i believe that. >> reporter: an unsuspecting patient came to this doctor's office complaining of pain but she left filing a police report claiming the doctor's examination resembled sexual molestation. dawn jennings said she can believe it. she experienced the same thing with another doctor a few years ago. >> when i within the into the doctor for my stomach problems, he asked me to take all my clothes off. i said why can't i just pull this shirt up to here. why do i have to take all my clothes off and i got up and left. >> reporter: newark, delaware police arrested a neurosurgeon, 84-year-old pee hair lee row -- leroy. he met the victim at his office

when no one was present and asked her to remove her sweatshirt even though she was experiencing pain from the waist down. the victim said he pulled her breast pulled out her nipple pierces and then had her do leg exercises with her fate near her feet with commentings like at a germt dawn jennings said if the allegations are true, the judge should pull the book at her -- him. >> he should go to jail. >> reporter: police are asking patients to come forward if they, too, may have suffered such indig nation. >> since the arrest of dr. leroy, we have been contacted with individuals and we are looking into the possibility that there may be additional victims. >> reporter: dr. leroy is free

after posting a bond. he had been arrested for similar behavior before but delaware allowed him to keep his license as long as he is supervised for the rest of his career. they are now seeking suspension. >> joce sterman has details about his role in some bad medicine. >> reporter: dr. leroy's license is no longer active in maryland. it, spired in 2004 but he does have a discipline record that dates back more than a decade ago. if you look at the maryland board of physician's page, he has three files in his record and they're all related to delaware cases. the first order is when his license was first suspended and then revoked after he pleaded no

contest to unlawful sexual conduct in the third degree. that was a delaware case so his license was revoked and returned in 1996. he has no actions from the last decade in maryland but they believe there may be additional victims from the delaware police. if you have information you're asked to call investigators. if you want to read about other doctors who have been disciplined by the maryland board of physicians, check out abc2news.com/bad medicine. we have new information about that deadly wreck. the harford county sheriff's department said county schools employee, donald johns and ronald buchholz both died in a head on collision on route 152

and rem ford road. >> there were two others injured in the wreck. it was a total of three cars that collided around 10:30 this morning. the two injured victims are currently at shock trauma and are expected to survive. it will take the accident reconstruction team awhile to figure out what happened. residents say there's increased traffic because of recent development in the area and there's always accidents along that part of 152 along bel air road. today's crash was so violent that many people nearby heard the wreck. >> i heard a big bang and i shut the motor off because i thought this was thunder. then i heard of wail of anguish. >> reporter: we'll hear from

more residents who say that intersection is becoming a problem. definitely some rain out there. the showers have been confined to northeast maryland but a hit or miss shower. under a cloudy sky, just a lidle bit of -- little bit of sunshine. most of us staying gray and dreary, temperatures struggling to get to 70. 71 in annapolis and 72 in cambridge. the rest of the evening through the 60s we will fall with more showers. we stay breezy and mild. we'll talk about when the sun is likely to come back. it's straight ahead. prosecutors in pennsylvania are changing the date jerry sandusky allegedly assaulted a boy in a shower. now they're saying it took place

if february of 2001. that means the statute of limitations has expired and should be dismissed. >> this is what a tsa officer found in a passenger's carry-on bag -- a stun gun. according to police, a woman was cited on a state weapons charge yesterday. she was cited and allowed to move on and cap her flight. intelligence officials said an inside source who secretly worked for the cia and other intelligence agencies helped him form a plot to bomb a u.s. bound aircraft. jamie costello has the latest. >> reporter: another close one. officials warranties threat is far from over. the al qaeda bomb maker is still at large and could be building more explosive devices and training other potential suicide

attackers. an al qaeda bomb cell in yemen was infiltrated and a deadly plot was foiled. >> because they had insider information, insider control, which implies they had someone on the inside. >> reporter: this man of yemen is the mastermind and is the most dangerous threat to the united states. the cooperation insured that the latest bomb design never came close to its goal a u.s. bound aircraft. >> we're confident neither the device nor the intended user posed a threat. i'm just going to say that the device is in our custody. >> reporter: authorities tell abc2 news this bomb was an improved version of the so-called underwear bomb, a failed attempt to blow up a flit on christmas day in 2009. >> what we know is the bomb

contains no metal parts and therefore would not have been detected by our security measures. >> reporter: extra security measures put in place last woke remain today including air marshal teams on every u.s. bound flights. >> we're dealing with a dynamic adversary who base their actions on our actions. >> reporter: now the top adviser reiterated today that the bomb was not an active threat which is why officials said there are no active plots tied to the anniversary of osama bin laden. jamie costello, abc2 news. a warning to parents of young drivers. teens are far more likely to die behind the wheel when they have other teenagers in the car. a teen driver was 44% more likely to die in a crash per mile driven with one passenger under 21 years old.

that's compared to driving alone. the risk of a deadly crash doubled with two more passengers under it 21 and no adults and tripled with three or more passengers, but if an adult is in the car things change. at least one person 35 or old are in the car cuts the risk of death by more than 60%. >> well, the best place in the world to be a mom, apparently norway, according to the 13th annual mother's report by the save the children foundation. it ited the list because of the very best birth control, education opportunities for women and political representation. this year the u.s. ranks 25th. the report says this country still has work to do. we ranked low on mortality rate for children, maternity leave and dying from child birth. safeway apparently joining other businesses that are

switching to cage-free animals. the store plans to sell pork that don't have animals in gestational stalls. this is the first commitment by a major change to make the switch. tonight mcdonald's is taking heat for reportedly bribing hundreds of bribers to write positive posts about the fast food chain. the company is accused of throwing parties and giving out free gifts to 400 of mcdonald's friendly bloggers. they put them up in a chicago hotel and gave them a tour of the company. last year they paid them for writing about the new wholesome choices program for its happy meals. it's the pattle of the king chef going on in baltimore. they showed off their culinary

skills. they whipped up hefty dishes to put the focus on fighting childhood obesity. they were judged on their knife skills, food safety and presentation. there you g coming up, two of the family members have already been found dead. now time is running out to find the two sisters missing sense last woke. plus a maryland court says your pitbull is a dang pet. now there's a push for annapolis to weigh in on the fight. and if you think the driving is a hassle, this may be the car for you. a driver could be sharing the road with automated automobiles. ♪

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now to the latest developments on the frantic search for two missing girls. the over the -- over the weekend

the bodies were discovered. the family was kidnapped by a kill are and worry the two surviving girls are in grave danger. we have the latest details tonight. >> reporter: two different types of searches are underway as police try to save two little girls. they're looking for 35-year-old 35-year-old adam mayes who they feel are holding alexandria and kyliyah. over the weekend they uncovered the body of jo ann bain and her daughter adrienne. >> time is critical. you have two people dead and two possibly in peril, so every minute counts. >> reporter: jo ann and her

children went missing. adam mayes is the former brother-in-law. >> it's unbelievable. mean, i can't wrap my head around it. >> reporter: authorities worry time is running out for the two surviving girls. they say finding them may become more difficult since mayes may have altered their appearance. >> the girls may have far shorter air. >> reporter: police say mayes shares his home with his parents and wife and investigators confirm that his wife and mother have been arrested. for now the fbi will continue toive the area around mayes' home for clues. they believe he and the girls could be as close to their home or as far away has south carolina.

all right. kind of gray, dreary. 69 at bwi. the sun is in sight. cloudy today. it really depends on where you were in maryland. look at our vow from dundalk. ccbc as we look at the weather toward the outer har -- harbor. it was gray. when you go to ocean city, the sunshine is out at the beach today, so just south and east of us, right sunny skies, no rain at all, so one of those days where, again, just 100 miles or so make as tremendous difference. rain continuing on maryland's most powerful radar. a lot of it spup north and east of the city right along the kent

county border near cecilton and another shower near reisterstown. temperature wise 72 easton. 62347 hagerstown. -- 67 in hagerstown. breeze off the ocean. winds are southeast 7 to 15. as we look at the coastal flood concerns there are some among the immediate waters edge on southern and southeastern harford county, baltimore county and eastern anne arundel. so high tides running another food or two above the normal crest. humidity is high, no surprise there. as we look at the overall pattern more and more active weather beginning to move our way. this is a slow moving stationary front. it will bring the rain chances in tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night.

we have 36 hours we're we could see significant rain. we think the heaviest could run up the coastline. eastern maryland really in the biggest rain deficit, so we think that's where some of the heaviest rain will be tomorrow. here we go, 7 a.m. rain around for your commute. we'll continue it up the shoreline toward 5:00. this would be delmarva and maybe a stray shower possible, especially east on your thursday part of the day. we think thursday clearing. that's that big moisture train. we have a big fetch up the east coast. mild humid tomorrow, cloudy with rain, a carbon copy. maybe more rain to the east but it tapers off tomorrow night. your seven-day forecast looking ahead. where is the sun? more than likely we're talking

friday and saturday. we'll begin to see clearing on thursday. it's that friday into saturday and sunday time that we will get some nice weather around. so it's coming. just push your patience button. >> i don't have one. innovation that could change the way we get along, a car. nevada has given google a license to drive with no driver. you can drive the car by grabbing the whole or stepping on the brake. otherwise, the car is on auto pilot. it's assisted by the global positioning system and several motion sensetors -- sensors. >> it uses cameras inside to spot traffic lights and other things and also use has signal at the type, which is a scanning

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pack a nutritional punch. >> they all have a slightly different profile. al monsd are a great source of fiber, calcium and magnesium. walnuts are a great source of omega three fatty acids. >> doctors say portion control is a must and look for labors that say dry roasted or raw instead of roasted. often that means added oils. remember, abc2news.com is the place for all the health news you need. long on. check out our health page. you'll find the health lines as well as different health categories. coming up, don't blame the breed. blame the orders. how pitbull supporters are trying to get lawmakers to step in and defend their pets. plus, so much of our lives hinge around our credit scores.

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the maryland court of appeals made a ruling that the pitbull is dangerous and that the owner is strictly liable for damages. that has one political action group looking for one legislature to take action. don harrison has more. >> it's important for people to take the next step and get involved with politics for animals. >> reporter: that's why carolyn wants the legislature to