boulevard. roosevelt leftwich joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the child was taken to johns hopkins hospital in serious condition. police say his injuries are serious but thankfully not life-threatening. folks in the area say this is an area that needs cacher ways for children -- safer ways for children to travel. blue water boulevard is a very busy road. several hundred homes and apartments on either side. on busy morning police plef it was hard for the drive to see a 6 crorld trying to cross the street. he was walking to seven oaks, his injuries so severe he had to be flown to hopkins. >> the school took action to reach out to the family and however support to those who witnessed the accident. >> reporter: there is no crosswalk where the boy was

struck. there is one by the school but aren'ts say with thef cars and many folks ignoring the speed limit, they don't feel safe not only letting their kids walk aon but to cross the street alone. >> not jaywalking, we would love to see some speed bumps. we would love to see the county put in speed bumps. >> now county police are investigating exactly what happened and if speed was involved. however, no charges have been filed. >> thank last lot. tonight two boys have been sentenced for accidentally firing a gun and killing this 13-year-old girl. the boys admitted to it and hiding her body. one boy was sentenced to a juvenile sentence and the other will be monitored. new at 5:30, we're learning bhor what happened to george

zimmerman the night he is accused of killing trayvon martin. abc2 news has the latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman has always claimed he feared for his life when he shot and killed trayvon martin. now a medical report is out, obtained exclusively by abc2 news. it shows the morning after the shooting he was injured, broke nose, two black eyes and cuts on the back of the head but in zimmerman's doctor's notes he did not need stitches and didn't have a question. there are questions why didn't he seek treatment the night of the shooting and if mar then was banging zimmerman's head to the ground did he need to pull a gun on him. >> if george zimmerman started the all tar cation and loses the fight and fears for his life, he does not have the legal right to

use deadly force. >> reporter: the he -- he told his doctor he had nausea. his doctor wrote it's imperative that zimmerman seek his psychologist. he was taken a drug prescribed for adhd. he has been in hiding since released from jail last month. weather wise today cloudy at times. right now we've got the sun breaking through west of carroll county into frederick and hagerstown and some clearing toward dorchester county, but basically great look weather as we go into the overnight and into the day tomorrow but still some clouds and muggy out there with temps in the mid-80s. you can see the drier hair to the west but we're muggy from annapolis east. the rest of the evening quiet.

we'll talk about how things change for your black eyed susan and beyond. well, abc2 news as been all over the raid of a suspected pill mill in timonium. joce sterman has been tracking it for months. so how were these doctors able to hand out the prescriptions. >> reporter: they had the patients come in. many came from out of state. they were told to get an mri at a specific local clinic. they bought in these and would ask a limited number of questions, take cash. they didn't take insurance and the clinic was able it give out these prescriptions. it was local pharmacists realizing they were filling a lot of prescriptions and they cried fouled. >> you reported there have been arrests made. what do we know about those running the clinic. >> reporter: there were three

individuals rung the cline -- running the clinic. one was out of florida that was moving one there. that was shut down. what we're told based on the documents, they were coming, staying in a hotel, working for the week. they with go into the clinic and making a ton of money based on the reports. we'll talk about that at 6:00. >> meanwhile, people working in the business seeing this. >> they were alarmed, making calls. the dea had been monitoring it for a year. lots of information will come out in the next few weeks. >> if you want to read more about it, go to abc2news.com. you can track it there on your mobile device. well, they weren't expecting him home for a couple of weeks yet. the surprise one dad had for his kids when he turned up at the

baseball game. plus, the detroit man who prefers to get around using a different kind of horse power. those stories and more when we come back.

an army captain traded in his military uniform for a baseball uniform. this is part of a surprise he had for his kids who didn't expect to see their dad home for a now more weeks. >> hey, guys. >> daddy! >> i love you guys. >> we told them the end of the month. i guess we have to explain good lies versus bad lies now. >> the past few months -- 178 months, guzman had been serving in afghanistan. this guy, they call him the real urban cow boy. this is how jer dan williams gets around, by horseback. he and his horse magic are a group of urban cowboys who bring their horses to chair rete

events and birth -- charity events and birth day parties. okay. the ad says no blender, no ice, no mess and you'll have the best slushy in a few seconds. we put the slushy to the test, but does this deliver on all of its promises. plus, there's some good news if are a looking for a summer job. the company that will be looking for you.

if you've got kids, they've probably been beg you to buy this one, the slushy magic. it promises to make slushys within seconds. it's pretty cool. we took it to an expert, a

10-year-old girl expert. with the help of her mother we put it to the test to see if this really worked. >> what's shaky and silly, the super duper slushy maker. >> reporter: it sounds like a sweet treat but is it too good to be true. >> i saw it on the commercial. i thought it looked cool. >> cindy was up for the challenge. we set her up with the frozen ice cubes, cups and instructions. they were ready to shake it up. one to two minutes. with the cubes and the lemonade they were ready to go, but it didn't take long for cindy to learn the shaking was more

difficult. timed to serve up slushy magic. >> no blenders, no mess. >> not exactly true. >> it was a mess. this was a mess and there was very little liquid for all that work. >> cindy wasn't thrilled either. if you had to give it a grade, what would you give it? >> a c. tastes like applesauce. >> leslie was less. >> i'd say a d. a lot of work, a lot of effort. it's not a slushy. it's a half mushy beverage. >> she said shedd he is would -- she with rather go to rita's. i did hear from one person saying maybe it takes practice. it works for them. it sells for about $15.

you decide. i'm telling you, if you tried it with butter milk, nice thick cream and sour milk and shake that up and get it noise and chilled, what do you think? buttermilk. 82 degrees. winds are west at five, just another brilliant idea. dundalk today, lock at this, clouds holding tough. on the whole not bad, a little sunshine coming through at times. no showers, bel air dry. at times it looks like rain. we never got the dynamics. so i think we're dry for the rest of the evening. you see the hazy sky. maryland's most powerful radar we're crystal clear, so no rain in sight. we're talking next week. it's good that we picked up one to two inches of rain. right now temperatures 82 in baltimore. 73 at the beach.

easton at near 80. 82 in ago ago. winds are light from the west and southwest. it's been a warm breeze but now you can see winds turning northwest. that is allowing some drier air to work its way in. we got a new front, a real weak boundary. it's sparking showers and back up through youngstown. but this boundary will encounter that drier air that has already drifted into western maryland. so i think the showers will fizzle out as it gets closer. could we see an isolated shower? it's possible. the front will mainly come through dry. it will doctor our temperatures by about 10 degrees into the day tomorrow. mid-70s, sunshine, drier air, tough to complain about that. i'm telling you, big changes on the way and sunshine on tap. so if you forgot the sunshine today, tomorrow, you're going to

need them on friday as we go into our black eyed susan day. a little suburbs offshore. not set to impact us through preakness saturday. overnight 55, clearing skies, winds turning northerly. tomorrow a two-degree darn tee. tomorrow night the 40s as things get cooler. here is your seven-day forecast as we look ahead. warming up. we just bumped up the weekend numbers. i think 80 or so both days. it looks quite sunny as we go from friday into saturday and looking into next week, looks like unsettled again and the chance for for -- for more scattered showers. that is the everall setup. >> we've had a couple good years in a row. >> it's been several races in a row. could it be muddy in the

infield, absolutely. i will also say this, the butter, just getting back to -- i like that. >> the prop. >> the butter milk. >> that sounds horrible. >> let the kids have at it. >> we'll bring them ove to your house. now to the president's reelection campaign. they're releasing figures about how much money the president has raised over the last month. actually the numbers are down $43 own 6 last month down from the $53 million in march. it doesn't include the $15 million last woke at -- week at a fund-raiser at the home of george clooney. well, today the white house continued to go after the

presumptive republican nominee mitt romney, focusing on his time at bain capital. today was vice-president joe biden's turn. what did he have to say? >> reporter: what it seems like the president's reelection team is sticking to the strategy of crit spyings mitt romney's business experience and today the vp weighed in. >> in the 1990s, there was a steel mill in kansas city, missouri. it had been in business since 1888. when romney's company bought it, it went into bankruptcy. >> reporter: it accusing romney of shutting thousands of johns. the white house said it will continue to look at mitt romney's record at bain capital as long as he uses that business experience as a qualification

for presidency. >> so what did mitt romney have to say about this? >> reporter: what we know so far is both sides will have a respofnlts mitt romney not happy, no real surprise but the campaign is saying a lot of this is misleading. he issued a statement that sales president obama can't come close to matching the many years of experience that mitt romney has as a private business man. so he has chosen to attack the free market. romney, though, himself is going after the president on the campaign trail. >> this is a tough time and this is not as it was promised by the president. he has been a disappointment at best. it's high time we have a president who will stop the business and borrowing infer know, and i will. >> reporter: there will be a lot of back and forth on this issue from now until november. both campaigns, going after the

opponent's record is the coto victory. >> thanks for this live report. coming up at 6:00 it is the third and time day of the special session. what was taken care of. how much is it going to cost and there's a possibility we could do it again. another special session, yeah, is in the works. >> if you know someone who is about to graduate, a look at what they need to do to stay out of debt. >> here's a look at what's ahead on world news at 6:30 with die on sawyer. >> a story for paul parents who worry about autism, a test so simple for infants, you can do it at home. tonight on world news.

lots of red on the board. the dow jones industrial average fell for a third day. the nasdaq down almost 20 and the s&p down almost six. no the job market is still struggling to recover. why the arrival of summer may bring more jobs to cities and towns. >> reporter: temperatures are heating up and so is seasonal hiring. almost 30% of companies are planning on bringing in new workers this summer. at the same time last year only 20% of companies surveyed were in hiring mode.

that has held steady since the economic downturn in 2008. now business confidence is up and that's great news for job seekers because sew -- so what types of businesses are hiring. the four industries taking the lead, almost half of all manufacturers say they'll bring on seasonal workers. the hospital industry will also need help. retail jobs are expected to crop up. it's in the just high school kids and recent college grads that employers are looking for. most say they only one employees or looking to work past summer months and 20% are planning to pay more than $16 an hour. that translates into a full-time salary of around $33,000 a year. >> they guard their secrets like codes to nuclear bombs.

what we're hearing about apple's new iphone. it's official. baltimore has a new archbishop. i'll have that story. >> they just did the lay way -- away with it. >> the teens accused of killing her daughter were sentenced. what happened today in court. your child walking to school and is hit by a car, what police say happened and what the little boy is doing here tonight. they knew something was not right. they sniffed it out and raided the place. that's old news. for the 16th time of the hx of the catholic church we have a new archbishop at this hour. abc2 news has more on the installation of william lori.

>> reporter: there was nothing quick about it. after a three-hour long ceremony, william lori became the 16th archbishop of baltimore and he is taking on the fight for catholic virtues in maryland. a procession of students carrying the flags of seven area catholic schools led the way as an estimated 2,000 people gathered for the installation of the 16th archbishop of baltimore. william lori will lead the catholics and will begin with a battle anticipated this fall over same-sex marriage here in maryland. >> we are not interested in doing these things for partisan purposes or political purposes as some have suggested. we do believe in a bed rock of institution which is marriage as between a man and a woman and it's for the sake