corner of baltimore county. you can see the storms popping up on the visible satellite view. the movement is north, and also north, northeast. eventually three get close are and -- closer and closer. you can see it north of westminster. again, there is a watch in this area moving out of taneytown north. then another cluster west of meyersville. this is a large thunderstorm here. this one is a severe thunderstorm with potentially damaging winds, multiple lightning strikes and potentially hail. watching the storms carefully to the west. the rest of the evening, keep your eye to the sky, particularly the western sky. we'll have the very latest as we go through the evening. back to you. good news tonight when you make your drive to work. tomorrow you'll be happy to see there's no more emergency

roadwork. now all lanes, both north and south are open. they were first closed down in mid-april. but thanks to workers pick up i decisional shifts, the work has wrapped up sooner than exectd. the question, many wonder who would shoot a 10-year-old boy. he was one of others shot. police are looking for suspects in the case. folks in the neighborhood are looking for answers. abc2's roosevelt leftwich has more. >> police are trying to figure out what prompted someone to shoot at a 10-year-old. they also want to know what prompted a rash of violence in the area over the past few months. one bullet hole. >> he was shooting at the car and ran all the way down to the little chinese place. >> reporter: two bullet holes.

>> i heard seven loud shots. when i heard the shots, we dove to the floor. we were afraid oar are four people shot, including one 10-year-old boy. >> that touched me a lot when i heard about the 10-year-old child who got shot. >> reporter: about a dozen police officers out, some going door to door. the bullets flew through the window of a barber shop. this happened in the lock block about -- 2300 block of hoffman about 9:30 last night. early this morning a fourth victim walked into the hospital with gunshot wounds. all of the victims were shot bloat waist. police so far have no motive and no suspects. >> kind of used to it, though. >> why do you say that? >> they shoot you a -- all the time. >> reporter: it was a quiet

spot. now they say over the past year a lot of folks from outside the neighborhood are bringing their mess right here. they want it gone and hope if anything can come out of this, they can finally get help. >> we have nice neighbors. we just can't control things when we're in the out here. usually we stay indoors. >> reporter: now at this point police are still looking for suspects in the shooting. if you have any information, police call baltimore city police. roosevelt leftwich. right now homicide detectives are working on another shooting. this one on miter tell avenue, near pennsylvania avenue. one man was shot and rushed to shock trauma. we have more information on a suspect or a possible motive. tonight two men face charges stemming from a stabbing in glen burnie. police say he got into an argument with his girlfriend.

apparently it became violent and police say he stabbed her and her 18-year-old son. the son's friend reportedly fired a gunshot into the air while we were outside the apartment building. they were both treated at area hospitals and released. an early morning fire in harford county leaves the family homeless and the state fire marshal investigating. he saw the blow of flames. the family's dog didn't make it. neighbors disdhooferred -- discovered that a candled pour -- powered balloon was nearby. they said evidence suggested

something else and found no seen of arson. this afternoon the debate on the proposal that would make baltimore city fire trucks rolling billboards. it would allow them to spell advertising. opponents are saying they don't want city fire trucks to look like nascar cars. supporters say it's a way to keep fire companies open without including fees. baltimore police officers in the eastern district will have a new tool. they will be armed with the quality assessment. it's 13 questions that will help officers determine if a domestic violence victim is in need of immediate help from the house of ruth. we have more on how it benefits

victims. it's on our website. maryland's same-sex marriage law is one step away from ending up on maryland's ballot. the alliance submitted signatures more than twice the number needed to put the issue on a referendum. the group which opposes it in maryland only needed about 56,000 signatures by june 30th. >> every poll is n but propaganda. what we're seeing is countless, thousands have marylanders wan to see marriage go on the ballot but they also want to see it defined and upheld between one man and one woman. >> the selection of those signatures does not reflect the growing momentum. the truth is it has lost ground. we know that 57% of maryland

voters now support marriage quality. >> marylanders for marriage quality said they always expected the law to end up on a referendum. the finishing touches are being put on maryland's newest slot casinos. the $500 million casino hosts a live entertainment venue, big names and of course plenty of slot machines and electronic table games. >> we have a huge part and event planned for june 6th. we can't wait for the public to join us at 10 p.m. many people will be very surprised about the quality and the experience that we put together for everybody. a little over a week away. well, ticket seams for this year's grand prix has been given

the green flag. general admission tickets at $15. there are single day tickets to weekend passes. we have all the information at abc2news.com. so check this out. tomorrow is a big day. kids across the country will take the stage for the scripps national spelling bee in d.c. some from maryland will make the trip. there's an eighth grader who will make the trip. he is from elk reg. >> t-a-u t-o-l-o-g-y. >> reporter: i had to look it up. it means the saying of the same thing twice in different words but this word, like many others is child's play to jack. >> i spend on average 30 minutes a day going over the words.

>> we always suspected he was pretty bright. he taught himself how to read when he was three. >> reporter: he is no stranger to the spelling bee, having done in 2009 as a fifth grader. >> i didn't make this past preliminaries but pretty exciting. >> t-e-n-e--- >> reporter: with his mother helping, he has mastered many words most people have to google. >> there are some words that are harder. we mean morph to change but it actually means shape. he started reading harry potter at five and had special word lists given to him as early as the second grai.d computers also play a major role. jack loves comic strips.

>> i, king of dreamland has expanded my nation's influence eye like the comics. it lets you see the events de pick thed. >> reporter: the event he would like to see next is a long stay at the spelling bee. he would like to work for nasa some day. in elk ridge, hoping he achieve his lofty goals. >> i'm feeling dumb. how about you? >> he's the man. >> good luck to him. you can catch him and the rest of the spelling action on espn tomorrow. it's on espn 3 at 8 a.m. and the semifinals at 10 a.m. on espn 2 and the time round on

espn. they become a part of most meals during the summer months, steaming hot crabs. how you can tell if the crabs on your table are coming straight from the bay. >> plus, who knew. some middle aged men are suffering from mano pause. >> 91 degrees at bwi. this is still extremely hot. our weather winner, con grates to you. we've got big storms to the west. we've got a camera shot. this is what it's looking like on i-70 as you head west toward hagerstown.

wow. look at ocean city as we take a time lapse, a difference a day makes. it's cooler there today. wyatt has a detailed look coming up in four minutes, so keep this right here. >> and it's official, the class of 2012 celebrated their graduation from the naval academy and marked the first time in the history of the academy. it was the first foreign national to graduate first in the class. he is from singapore. the last four years in annapolis had a huge impact on him. >> it's amazing. i made a lot of friends, friendship that would last for a lifetime. >> each grad received a bachelor

of science degree and was commissioned and here's a bit of trivia. today marked the 100th anniversary of the men tossing their hats in the air to celebrate. speaking of celebrating, what a day to be a greyhound. loyola welcomed their tomorrow home. the team gave loyola its first ever division title. >> this is a great feeling. we're going to cherish this moment for a long time. it will always be a special team in my heart. they knee, but it was a great weekend for the hounds. i'll leave it at that. >> with fewer than 4,000 grads, loyola is the smallest school to win a division one title. >> shifting gears to health news, you've heard of menopause

but what about menopause -- manopause. linda so tells us what it's all about. >> reporter: manopause is a phenom follow many men -- phenomenon many men aren't aware of. >> the hormone changes can drive down a man's testosterone. >> reporter: when it goes down it can lead to lack of motivation, sex drive and weight gain. >> lack of energy in the gym, difficulty recovering from a really good workout. that can be caused by low testosterone. sometimes difficulty focusing at work or home. >> reporter: symptoms can get worse. >> men may not be aware this phenomenon owe occurs. they may have it explained by other things. there may be a real medical

hormonal explanation. >> reporter: if you notice a change in your middle aged man, don't ignore it many he could be going through man know pause. >> it's worth getting your testosterone checked by a urologist. >> reporter: linda so, abc2 news. >> if you want the latest health news, you can get it by liking linda so. become a facebook fan of hers. it's right there & -- on facebook. that's where you'll find her. an active severe thunderstorm warning in maryland primarily well west of us, frederick county and washington county. our severe thunderstorm watch

has extended farther east, reaching down into montgomery. so a slow steady shift of our severe thunderstorm watch. tremendous amounts of lightning, gusty winds. now the other cluster is moving out of northern carroll county. so commuter unless this direction facing that cluster. back to the west this is the more impresssive lib -- line. you can expect this line to arrive in your area in the next 15 to 30 minutes max. they're getting east. through the day toot it was a clear sky over ocean city.

blue skies. hot conditions, staying very, very muggy. temperature wise, look at the numbers, central and east. mid-80s now but earlier today well into the 90s. right now with the dew point, there was that measure of moirchlt humidity level up around 70 on the dew point. it feels like the mid-90s still. this type of heat and humidity is what can fuel thunderstorms beyond the sort of afternoon window well into the evening. storms could continue to fire in central maryland and the eastern shore because there's enough heat and humidity around, enough available energy or available convective energy to keep the storms going. we'll watch for them to continue at least on a scattered basis well into the evening. as we look at the pattern, very hot conditions. cooler air on the march. this is a prefrontal line. the main cool air won't arrive until another 36 hours or so as we go into thursday but still

the chance for showers tonight and still toward 2 a.m. storms could rumble with all that heat and humidity in the air. as we look at the everall setup it stays clear. all eyes are left on berl. indications are this will redevelop into a tropical storm off cape hatteras. overnight 71 with thunder showers tomorrow. hot, upper 80s, still a chance for a hit or miss shower. the seven-day forecast, temperatures trending cooler. that is the main weather story. now as we look at next weekend, we keep the chance for a shower storm in there. could see a disturbance or two passing through the area. we're confident that this tropical storm will head out to sea, so maybe just some big waves rolling into maryland but not storm itself. >> we'll keep an eye on that. >> have you ever wondered that the crabs that you ordered were

the real deal straight from the bay. soon you won't have to ask. the state is rolling out the true blue program to certify programs that primarily spfer homegrown maryland crabs. he said 84 rousts have -- restaurants have signed up so far. the rain is already coming down. looking live at 20 in frederick. traffic is slow going. you can barely seat roads because of all the rain. we'll keep an eye on it. we'll be right back after this.

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you use pinterest to share your vacation spots, but could it get you in legal trouble. why some pinners are afraid of getting sued and what you can do to make sure your fr page -- pinterest page is above board. join us tonight at 11:00. there's that storm line coming through frederick. we'll continue to track it.

>> see you at 11.