passing cloud cover. we have a stalled front to the south so we're getting spinoff cloud cover. most of the rain is staying to our south, temperature wise not all that high. it feels muggy from frederick south toward the st. line and pa -- state line and it's this time of the year, heat, plus, humidity, that is the call. 80 but feeling hotter than that. we'll talk about the chance for rain toward the middle part of the week and the latest on ernesto. it's coming up. city police shoot a man who tried to run over one of their officers, trying to flee a warrant oar thoor was a minor charge that will now turn into some serious charges for a man police say tried to run over one of their own. police say tavan williams led

police and chase. sirens could be heard around rosalynn avenue. a gray honda was there. it brought arthur paul out of his house eye guess he jumped on the ground. next thing you know police came down the street. the helicopter came. the next thing, he tried it get away. >> reporter: the suspect, 25-year-old tavon williams was trying to get away from a warrant for his arrest. he was in court for one case when police noticed there was a failure to appear warrant for another. >> the suspect was apprehended, place n. handcuff -- placed in handcuffs. williams ran out the front door and across the parking lot with officers on their heels.

police say then he tried to get away. the suspect jumped into a vehicle, backed up and tried to run the officer over. the officer fired three rounds, striking the suspect in the right arm. williams led police through rosalynn avenue where he gave himself up just down from arthur paul's house. >> it's real quiet. we never have noise around here. we never have no trouble around this neighborhood. >> reporter: williams is in the hospital being for his wounds. police say charges are pending. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> between 50 and 60 people needed to be checked out and one man was sent to the hospital after a carbon monoxide like in the loading area. kind of a scare. >> absolutely. didn't know what we h fire officials said it started around 5:30 this morning. an employee was hurt.

the crew was sent to the post avs in the 900 block of fayette. when the paramedics arrived, they found a map who had fallen but they also smelled something. >> operating at the scene they did observe unusual odors. >> reporter: fire officials said the task force determined there were slightly elevated levels of carbon monoxide in the air. the man who had fallen was taken to shock trauma. his blood shows higher than normal levels of carbon monoxide. lot incident is still under investigation, officials believe that some generators near the entrance was probably responsible. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> things didn't stop. things got busier. about an hour after they got a call about the carbon monoxide incident, another report came in for a gas look.

fire officials said around 9:30 at the montebello filtration plant authorities said two employees at the plant were burned by chlorine gas. they believe it happened while a valve that was being repaired sprung a week. the department of public works said the gas did not like out and was never a danger to anyone outside. both of the men were taken to the hospital for treatment. >> our continuing coverage of the sikh temple shooting in wisconsin. we have the latest on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: abc2 news has learned that the gunman, 48-year-old wade michael page served six years in the army. >> there was a lot of information to decipher, to put it together before we can tell you what the motive is. >> reporter: officials are treating it as a case of

domestic terrorism. page might have had ties to white supremacists. authorities are looking for this man who acted suspiciously. they are calling him a person of interest. >> he left the scene before anyone could ascertain what he was doing there. >> reporter: witnesses said they were getting ready for a sikh worship service when the shooter approached. he opened fire, killing two before entering the temple. when the gunfire ended, several lay injured. the temple president was among the dead. >> the blood battles, so that when he dragged himself away -- >> reporter: among the wounded loot brian murphy. today visiting a sikh center in new york, mayor michael bloomberg brought up the recent movie theater shooting in colorado and said the access to

guns is too easy. >> every day 34 americans are murdered with guns. the fact that terrorists, criminals and others have access to guns is a national crisis. >> reporter: investigators believe page used one gun, a 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun that was purchased at a local gunshop. the associated press is reporting that trayvon martin's mother has applied for victim compensation benefits in connection with her son's death. if her application is granted, is a brin na fulton would get the money from a florida state fund. george zimmerman is charged with martin's death and has pleaded not guilty to a second-degree murder charge and maintains he shot the teenager in self-defense. closer to home, as state lawmakers prepare for a special

session to add a sixth slot, the state's first casino wants to cut back on some of its games. jeff hager joins us with the proposed reductions. >> reporter: for almost two years, slot parlors hit the jack poment now the general manager is calling on the lottery commission to let them cut as many as 500 of the 1500 machines. the perryville facility knew this would eventually compete with those in anne arundel county and baltimore. revenues have dropped as much as 40%. he said the move is not a foreboding sign of things to come. >> this is not a death penalty. this is just us doing the physically responsible thing to make our property the right size so we can maintains our level. >> reporter: he said returning some of the machines to the state would save taxpayers money

since it would have to purchase some for other casinos when they open. he said it has nothing to do with expanding table games. there's in way to gauge any impact it may have. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> right now hollywood casino has 1500 machines, and given those 500 back would knock it down to 1,000. here's what the rest of maryland's current and potential casinos would va the one at oceans down as 80. maryland live! has 3200 slot machines but will have 4700 by october. and the one in allegany county has been approved. har rods would have more than 3700 slots once completed. so whether you are for or against them, maryland casinos have already generate lad lot of

mony. maryland lottery officials said the state has gotten more than $345 million in contributions. the one in perryville may be making less since the opening of maryland live but the lottery commission said their near to date revenue from 2012 came in at $61 million. the real numbers can be seen from last month. hollywood casino, $6.2 million and maryland live! $35 million sho. that $345 million contributing to the state seems great but you have to wonder where the money g the biggest chunk goes to the education trust fund-- 48 1/2%. 7% to horse racing purses, 2% to operations and then to minority

owned businesses. that can be the hot topic when lawmakers return for a special session. one of the big issues is adding a casino with table games and also talking about changing that controversial pitbull rule. a historic landing and a reason to cheer. a look at the latest images from mars tonight. >> lots of sleep experts recommend no tv's or computers before going to bed. why a new study says it's what children watch that will determine how rested they will be in the morning. a truck crashes into a family. what the driver's family said happened before this deadly drive. ♪

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hers were busy in the gym and the track. if you don't want scores, now is the time to turn down the volume. the u.s. will get its first ever medals in women boxing. they are guaranteed at least a bronze have the victories in the quarterfinals. on the track, dawn harper, kelly wells and lol losmed jones cruised into the 100-meter hurdles. gabby douglas missed out on another but she will compete on the balance beam tomorrow and team usa is tied up with canada. the winner goes on to the gold medal games. all right. turn that tv back up. fans were at m&t bank stadium to watch the ravens practice.

our special taking flight takes flight at 6:30 thursday night and then stay tuned for the ravens falcons game right here at 7:30. all right. looking forward to that. got hazy skies over the inner harbor. 90 degrees, hot but not excessive by our standards at least this summer. take a look at some of the weather over baltimore through the day as we time lapse our view from the maryland signs-- signs center. a few breaks of sunshine. always like to spend some time at the beach in early august.

it's hot and humid there. a couple of showers and storms down in lower, the lower eastern shore of virginia. those are clearing out. ocean city has been cloudy. other than that maryland's most powerful radar not showing much. 75 in oakland. 86 in dover. winds are generally shifting northwest. that will bring in some slightly drier air tonight. we're seeing the dry air knocking on the door from york to hagerstown, fairly humid. so i think it's going to be generally muggy. where it is muggy, heat plus humidity is up. it feels like the upper 90s. 92 in pape -- in annapolis. frontal boundary has pushed through to our south. storms are focusing on that slow

moving boundary. however, i will say this, it looks like we will be close enough to the boundary for still continued cloud cover to blow. we're seeing that, cloud cover coming in out of the south and west but the main focus has been staying to our south. a lot of active weather around georgia and carolina. dry air trying to get in here, knocking on the door but the humid air is pleasant, just fairly but reaching up into baltimore. the most northern spot is giving it high humidity. now a lock at the setup as we go into the next 24 to 48 hours. now as we go into the day, the front will lock up and stay stalled to our south. we stay dry, relatively sunny. however, into wednesday that front will begin to mix out and shift further north. we could see pop-up showers pass we go into wednesday. wednesday a better chance for

pop-up showers especially in the late day heating. then we've got to talk about ernesto, tropical storm becoming a hurricane as we go into the next 24 hours. so it's a stormy time in the care bone sea south of cuba as ernesto pushes further and further east, but no threat to the u.s. mainland. overnight 72, generally quiet, i think a decent looking tuesday, 88, sun mixed with clouds, warm with a light breeze. tomorrow night down to 70, variably cloudy. let's look ahead. you can see that really we're talking about more of the same for the most part a drier tuesday and then a slight chance for showers and storms on wednesday. now as we move toward friday that looks like the best chance for significant storms all week. we think we could get a system threw that last day of the week

but the weekend mid-80s, partly cloudy. that would be nice stuff for this part of early to mid-august, so will you go. >> a let many more muggy. >> definitely more humid. >> better than triple digits. >> well, first lady michelle obama put out a challenge to educators with her let's move campaign, the goal to and childhood obesity. the baltimore city recs and parks is offering disum ba classes -- zumba classes for kids. >> reporter: this may not look like your average summer camp, these kids are having fun and staying fit. it's a zumba class designed for children. >> children need structured play

inside, and that is what zumba tonics does. it offers them a safe, fun atmosphere for play and physical fitness. >> reporter: zumba tonics offer lots of energy and dance moves. kids love it. even the little ones are getting in on the action. her company teamed up with baltimore city recreation and parks to keep kids active and healthy. she teaches 1 classes a -- 10 classes a week. >> we don't want it to be something just as ar something they learn here but that this sets the foundation for them to continue to be active. >> reporter: michelle obama's let's move campaign was the

inspiration behind it. the idea is to get kids up and moving. just like the pide pierp -- piper, whatever mary does, kids will follow. >> it's something fun. >> it's fun and you can learn new things and dances. >> reporter: so it's one tap at a time. these kids are on the right track to a healthier life-style thanks to zumba tonics. >> i'm break out a sweat just looking at them. the program runs for six weeks. over 700 students are registered across the city. the camps will offers swimming, yoga and other fun trips for the kids. if your child has some sleep problems a solution could be as

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if your child is having trouble sleeping at nierkts the video games could be the blame. researchers studied more than 500 children between the ages of 3 and 5. children who avoid violent tv and video games and watched age appropriate movies and tv shows will be less likely to have

sleep problems. >> just by change the kinds of things they're watching or interacting with, from violent, take it away and make this nonviolent and make things educational, curious george, dora explorer, makes children sleep better at night. >> those watching age appropriate content had fewer nightmares and the study recommends choosing a healthy media for children to treat sleep problems. despite efforts to stop bullying, it remain has common rite of-- of passage. a new study found that old-fashioned bullying is more common than cyber bullying. 18% have been verbally bullied.

5% said cyberspace. studies have already proven vitamin d is important for adults. a lack of it can lead to soft bones, weak must sells and some forms of cancer. a lack of it in children can cause problems. children suffering from the vitamin d deficiency become severely ill than kids with enough vitamin d. in a study 40% of the patients in the pediatric intensive care unit had low levels of vitamin d. the main source is from the sun's rays. if your child has low levels, get them outside more often. abc2news.com is the place for all the health news you need. check out our page. we have great stories with a lot of information and the big health stories of the day that will help you and your family by checking out that page. coming up at 5:30 tonight from

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