or storm to pop up. this morning we are dealing with some patchy fog. so we do have reduced visibility once again, only about six miles in baltimore, seven in easton, five in fredrick and york coming in right around three. two miles of reduced visibility in hagerstown and zero now in culpepper. that's gone downhill since the last time i told you about it. mild this morning, come f temperatures coming in in the 60s. let's get a check of time saver traffic with lauren. patchy fog causing problems out there? reporter: yes. it might be a good morning to turn on the low beams. the northeast corridor of 95, no delays to talk about in the white marsh area, traveling southbound you're looking at a 14-minute ride from the beltway all the way to downtown baltimore. fortunately 695 is also going to be nice and clear. as we check in and take a look in the parkville area, everything up to speed at hartford road. here's a look at the west side at liberty road. a few more cars out there but no congestion whatsoever. you are looking at an 11-minute

ride on that outer loop from 795 down towards 95. and if you are using the jfx to get into the city, do be aware of all that construction that continues to block one lane in both directions at 28th street. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. charley, over to you. new details this morning on the extent of the injuries suffered by the man who fatally shot florida teen trayvon martin. abc news' sherree johnson is here with all new information. sheree, what have these medical reports reveald about that february night? reporter: well, charley, yes, we've learned that george zimmerman went to his family doctor the day after trayvon martin was shot and killed. abc news has revealed exclusive information about zimmerman's medical report. zimmerman's doctor wrote a private medical report that specified his injuries. it says zimmerman had a closed fracture of his nose, two black eyes and two cuts on the back of his head. it also says the doctor recommended zimmerman follow up with an ear, nose and throat specialist but he did not. martin's autopsy showed he had knuckle injuries. this could boost zimmerman's claim that he was attacked by

martin. an attorney for the martin family reacted to the news. >> he was standing his ground. it was self-defense. so if somebody got a gun, i want to fight for my life. reporter: now, zimmerman is free on $150,000 bail. he hasn't been seen since his bail hearing nearly a month ago. sheree johnson, abc 2 news. now 5:32, and news around the nation, police in mississippi are looking for a gold crown victoria that could be connected to two highway murders. they say the suspect may be acting as a fake cop. police believe the gunman may be using police lights and other law enforcement equipment. authorities say blue lights aren't illegal to own, but it's illegal to display them in your car. >> you can't just go out and buy police equipment, law enforcement gear, you can't just without proper credentials. >> the troopers say the fake scenario is one idea. they say also someone could be pretending to need help on the side of the highway. police in indiana are on a

manhunt for someone accused of killing his new drive. authorities say arlan gymen ez and his wife got married friday. she was found dead in a bathtub later that day wearing her wedding dress. well, you want to know how much money the obamas have? well, between $2.6 and $8.3 million. documents released tuesday show the first family's largest asset is u.s. debt. the obamas had millions invest inside treasury notes and bills. their finances are disclosed every year and intended by transparency to prevent conflicts of interest. here's something to help you lose weight. so you can ride a roller coaster. this man of virginia used to weigh 300 pounds. he was told he couldn't go on a roller coaster at king's dominion because he was too big. he lost 105 pounds in nine months. he went back to the theme park and this time they let him get on the ride. a detroit man is trying to bring a different kind of horse power to the motor city.

jordan miles traded in his wheels for a horse named magic. it's part of the group of urban cowboys who bring their horses to parties around the city. wilson says magic keeps him out of trouble. >> [ indiscernable ] >> williams is putting himself through school and opens other inner city kids will follow suit. we'll have more on this story and hopefully things will work out for him just fine. a westminster teen jumps into action when she hears about a theft that's happened in her community. how her act of kindness helped a family with disabilities. it's a story that will inspire you to do a little bit of good too. also abc announces its fall lineup. it's a mix of old and new faces. a preview for you and what you can expect. and we have mild temperatures this morning and it's going to be very warm by this afternoon. but a cooldown is on the way. i'll have those details coming up. reporter: traffic is just starting to pick up here on the west side of the beltway at

liberty road. i'll show you what 95 and the jfx look like coming up in my abc 2 news time saver traffic report. you're watching "good morning maryland."

. news time 5:37. with so much bad news we tell you on a daily basis, this one is going to lift your spirits. it's the feel-good story of the day. so call your friends and tell them all about a young girl from westminster who's now try to go raise money for two victims. 16-year-old lauren clem heard about a wheelchair ramp being stolen from a dundalk home where two men with cerebral palsy live. this made her so mad she decided to do something about it. she's going to have bake sales, yard sales, whatever she can do to help. she needs to raise $4,000 to replace that ramp. jeannette price says the wheelchair ramp was used by her two adult soons who are strik -- sons who are stricken with cerebral palsy. >> stealing first off is wrong, but especially where it's obviously a need for that person. >> the look on her face was complete stress. she didn't know what she was going to do. >> cheryl connor did a great story on this last night. that girl is 16 years old and

she is doing something about that horrible injustice. that ramp was taken last week. we'll keep you posted on lauren's fundraising plans g. to abc2news.com and check out the story. abc announces the fall lineup coming up. we have some old faces and some old fan faces. "modern family," "grey's anatomy" and "dancing with the stars," they've all secured spot ises back in the lineup. you knew that was coming. a new comedy called "the neighbor." it's about a family who move noose a gated community with neighbors who are out of this world. also a mysterious high rise in new york city is the set of the supernatural show "666 park avenue" and a new military drama, "last resort" that's set on a ballistic missile submarine. there's a battle between a new and old country star in a new series "nashville" and reba mcintyre heads west for "malibu currents." troubles news this morning about an agency that's supposed to keep you safe when you fly.

coming up in a bit details on a new report due out today. problems with the tsa. reporter: and things are coming to life here at pemlico. i'm linda stow. all of the festivities ahead of this weekend's big preakness. reporter: if you are using the jfx to get into the city, you do want to watch out for all of the ongoing construction that continues to block one lane in both directions at 28th street. no congof yet. as for 95, here's what it looks like in baltimore county, in white marsh, everything up to speed from route 43 all the way into the city. that is a look at your abc 2 news time saver traffic. stay with us. there's much more to come. you're watching "good morning maryland."

. it is now 5:43. the horses are arriving and the festivities getting under way. you can even hear it in the background right there. they're getting ready for the preakness weekend. abc 2 new' linda stow is live at pemlyco. the horses are already up for the day. reporter: that was one of the major trainers here. we just missed him. he went right by. they're out for a morning stroll. this is mike from the american jockey club. mike, thanks for joining us. lots going on here. how many horses do we have?

>> there's currently three preakness horse that is are here. there are horses that are going to run all weekend that are still here training. by noon we'll know who's going to be in the preakness and at 6:00 is the actual post position draw. it's been really huge, linda, having the derby winner here two days after the derby rather than two days the normal day that they get here. so it's the amount of exposure we've gotten. you can't put a price tag on it. reporter: the preakness is saturday, as everyone knows. but lots going on here. people can come out, you guys are starting the tours today. >> the tours start today. there's probably a total of 20 horses here today plus the clydesdales which are a big draw. if you want to come out, friday would be the great day. everyone is here, all the out- of-town media is here, all you guys are here. it's a pretty cool experience to get a behind-the-scenes look at these amazing animals. reporter: we're talking about some new things that are happening with the preakness this year. one of them is the betting system, something you guys are kind of using technology this

year to get that done? >> yeah. you know, you're going to have selected areas this week that you're going to be able to bet on your smart phone, so it's called m bet i think for mobile. you know, obviously, you know, things have change inside this business and with simulcasting 25 years ago and now you can do anything on a cell phone. what you basically have to do is you have to -- you'd have to go to a teller, get an account and it would lead you step by step. you know, knock on wood, hopefully it's going to be a success. reporter: mike, thanks for joining us this morning. sunrise over old hilltop, tours start at 6:00 this morning, they go from 6:00 to 9:00. you can get a closer look at the preakness stakes barn which we are by right now. also you can learn more about the post position draw. that will happen again at 6:00 tonight. lots planned before the big race on saturday. friday, of course, as you know, is black eyed susan day. gates open on saturday at 8:00

a.m. we're live, linda stow, abc 2 news. 5:45. with so many events leading up to the preakness, we want to know what your favorite part of the event is. what's your favorite part? is it the race? is it the sunrise at old hilltop? is it the bands or the hats, what have you, your favorite things about the preakness, go to facebook and let us know what you think. time now for consumer news. a new report says the tsa is not adequately reporting and tracking or fixing airport security breaches. a new jersey senator requested that study after a series of breaches at newark international. one of the incidents included a passenger with a knife bypassing tsa screeners. another breach included passengers walking around the security checkpoints like what you just saw there. congress is is now set to discuss this report later today. it was a pricey mistake at a gas pump in wisconsin. a bp station accidentally priced the gas 37 cents a

gallon. when was the last time gas was 37 cent? >> 1973. >> that's according to tom. that caused hundreds of cars to line up, hoping to fill up. once that mistake was realized, the pumps were immediately shut down, but dozens got to take advantage of the low price, if just for a moment. now, we're pretty sure no place around here has that kind of a deal, but if you do want to know the least expensive gas in your area, abc2news.com, put in your zip code and we'll find you the least expensive gas near your home. coming up a little bit later today mayor stephanie rolins blake will join city and nonprofit leaders making an announcement about the baltimore city super sum iser. it's a comprehensive effort to provide education, employment, nutrition, recreation to all kids. the initiative is a partnership between baltimore city public schools, also focuses on the importance of keeping your mind and body active during those sum iser months. governor martin o'malley will host a ceremony designating new river trails in

five states. they're now going to be historic components of the exists captain john smith chesapeake national historic trail established in 2006. the designation is is part of president barack obama's great outdoors initiative. that's going on right now. it's going to be taking place at sandy point state park. again, that is later today. katherine mannion of clarksville has been named the winner of the largest undergraduate literary prize in the nation. the winner was named tuesday in new york city. the value of that prize is is is more than $58,000. mannion took the prize with the submission of four short stories and excerpts of her thesis the role of writing taking place in literature. this morning a johns hopkins plastic surgeon is not only a doctor, also a professional dancer that competed against well-known pros. the doctor is is ranked 38th best in the world. he even competed against some of the pros you watch every week on "dancing with the stars." three years ago he met dr. noel sherbert who's also a dancer.

they became partners and then life partners. shebert says she's glad rad is is being a doctor over a dancer. it is a missed opportunity, but i'm glad he became a surgeon is, otherwise i would not have is met you. >> the couple is is planning a dance at an upcoming fundraiser event. lynette, that warms your heart. >> i love that story. that's good. i think you're going to like the weather, especially as we go into the weekend. right now temperatures are mild, 56 degrees in baltimore, 65 in d.c., 61 in york, 61 degrees in fredrick. and the dewpoint in fredrick 61, so you know what that means. that means that we do have some patchy fog around the area. so we do have reduced visibility this morning in a lot of spots here, basically everywhere except d.c. and also dover. and we have about seven is miles visibility now in easton, five in fredrick, three in york and also hagerstown, five in winchester. we did have some is showers is, some heavier rain yesterday at this time, but things are

different today as that system is beginning to push out of the area, all those rain showers. and behind it, though, we do have a cold front that's going to move in here. before we do so, we will get some sunshine as we go throughout the day. the cold front will move in and that will be bringing us a chance for some showers, scattered in nature as we go into the afternoon. there's the cold front right there, there are the showers that we could be seeing as we go 4:00, 5:00 maybe for your commute home today. behind that, though, high pressure is going to do its thing, build in. we will have is plenty of sunshine in the forecast for tomorrow, friday, also saturday and even sunday is. so things are definitely looking up if you like the sunshine, but today it's going to be very warm out there, that temperature coming in right around 85 degrees, not ruling out the chance for those storms in the forecast. this is what it looks like for your next seven days here. it looks pretty good. lots of sunshine in the forecast, temperatures more seasonable as we head into thursday. friday we get a little bit warmer, but plenty of sunshine continues as we go into saturday and sunday with our next chance for some showers and possibly a thunderstorm moving in here as we head into

tuesday. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren. good morning. reporter: good morning, lynette. we are off to a foggy start, so is you will expect reduced visibility across the region. if you are using the jfx to get into the city, construction continues to block one lane in both directions right near 28th street. no backups just yet, but late ner the morning you might want to stick with falls or charles street as your alternate routes. if you're traveling through the tunnels, 895 nice and clear. here's a shot just north of child street. it will be an easy ride through the fort mchenry tunnel as well. if you're head today the beltway, here's a live look at the west side at old court road. no delays to talk about whatsoever. you will be in the clear driving down towards security boulevard and that will remain the case, traveling in parkville. here's a shot at hartford road, everything up to speed. just 11 minutes to travel all the way up to 83 and the northeast corridor of 95 moving through the white marsh area also going to be clear. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. charley, over to you. we are just minutes before 6:00, and what's been dubbed the world's busiest airport now about to get even busier.

the hartsfield jackson airport in atlanta about to unveil a new edition to -- addition to keep the competitive aviation up and going. plus the latest on the sex abuse scandal against former penn state coach jerry sandusky. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. all in a no-touch design.

attorneys on both sides of the sexual misconduct case against former penn state coach jerry sandusky will meet with a judge later today, talking about the status of the case. sandusky not expected to appear. the world's busiest airport about to get even bigger. the new international terminal at hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airport is is going to open today. the new terminal is expected to ease some of the congestion for domestic and international travelers. and today vice president joe biden's campaigning for the president. he'll be in the crucial swing state of ohio, visiting a plant in youngstown and then a car dealership in martin's ferry. the u.s. coast guard academy will hold its 131st commencement sair is money today. it's located in connecticut and secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will be giving that keynote address. and the stars, they'll be in france beginning today for the famed international com

film festival. it happens in the french riviera. the first film to be shown stars bruce willis, bill murray and ed norton. the festival runs through the 27th. you can now see for yourself most of the evidence the jury saw in the trial of george huguely. it's all on display at the virginia wows. we'll have new reaction to it and why some say the whole thing was unnecessary. the sign says all you can eat, but a wisconsin man claims that wasn't the case when he went. now he says he's fighting back. and a texas family has a miniature version of the grand canyon in their own back yard. it's only getting worse, and, lynette, it is weather related. >> it is weather related. you know what? we are going to be dealing with some patchy fog in the wake of the showers. i'll tell you if the showers is are all gone. that's coming up. reporter: traffic is just starting to pick up here on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. i'll show you what the tunnels look like as well as the jfx coming up in my abc 2 time saver traffic report. you're watching "good morning

maryland."

. history will be made outside of the cathedral of mary our queen. i'm manageon pringle. we will introduce you to william lorie our new archbishop when we come back. find out whether your state income taxes will go up. that story next. reporter: and it's that time of year when maryland hosts the