the storms to not develop the way we anticipated. i want to go to the north and with the. this is a strm that bears watching. it's moving at 20 miles an hour toward the east. we have an active warning for frederick county and rote now indications if this holds together carroll county you cran go and a warning. taneytown toward union bridge and cross into carroll county over the next 30 to 40 minutes. i want to take you to lightning tracker. there is lightning with the cell. it's been pulsing up and down. there's more storms back out toward the west. another storm gathered on the bottom half of the screen. that will move in our general direction as we head. this evening. we'll be talking about the potential for severe weather, some wind, hail and lightning. 86 in town. we'll take you through your

seven-day forecast. court documents now describe in detail accusations against county executive john leopold. carla handler is claiming discrimination, sexual harassment and other charges. a lot of details in the documents. >> reporter: this is a glimpse of what we may see unfold. handler said leopold treated women differently than men. and that leopold made questionable comments during the interview process. she said quote if you were single i would ask you out because you seemed like a lot of fun, that the women in the office were referred to as leopold angels until they fell out of favor then they were replaced. leopold was upset about an article in the paper and said

you're not bright. she testified there was a plan to get rid of her. we did contact leopold's office but they did not want to comment. we'll have or tonight at 11:00. we're learning more tonight about a shooting outside of a building in mt. vernon. the shooting was on east chase treat around 4 this morning. two people were shot. police are confirming that one person was killed. officers say the motive may have been robbery. they're not releasing information about a suspect in the case. an update to breaking news we first brought you last night. an officer involved shooting in howard county. police have released the suspect's name, 32-year-old percy holland. it started around midnight tuesday when holland held his girlfriend at gun point in

baltimore city. he escaped and fled to a home in columbia. holland claimed to have a gun that he would use. that's when an howard county officer shot and killed holland. the officer justin baker is now on administrative leave. annapolis arrested a man accused of making threatening phone calls. police said he called the office and made threats to kill employees and himself. he referenced the aurora, colorado shooting and is being held on $60,000 bond. this week's mass shooting in a sikh in wisconsin is still having an impact in maryland where muslims fear they could become targets of such violence. jeff hager has more to protect a mosque there. >> reporter: more people, more prayers and more nightly

services mark the night of ramadan. its president wants to make sure this doesn't make itself more of a target for white supremacists. >> the reason we are concerned every time in the past they have attacked the sikh they have mistaken them as muslims. >> reporter: they reached out to the sheriff to increase patrols and why many say muslims have little to feerks the sheriff said such threats are real. >> the community at large probably isn't aware of them. i don't know that they're ever going to go away. they will always be with us. >> reporheter: t sheriff said investigators have found no evidence of any immediate threat but has assured the mosque that he will step up police presence. >> i'm sworn to uphold the

constitution -- i've sworn to uphold the constitution. >> reporter: while the mosque reports no incidents since it located a year ago, they want to make sure this doesn't become a target now, especially in light of the mass shooting in wisconsin. >> even this shooting at the sikh temple was done by a white person but the majority of the white people are loving. >> the sheriff has assigned deputies to stay in contact with muslim, jewish, catholic and christian organizations to address any threats. gambling and dangerous dogs, those are the two topics on the table for the lawmakers in annapolis. there's a push to add another casino in pg county. this comes after the estate was asked to cut back on the number

of slot machines. don harrison has more. >> reporter: it is now the house of delegates turns to step up to the plates. this session is a double header. lawmakers are dealing with two separate issues. the main thrust woulden expanding gambling, possibly adding a sixth casino in prince george's county. the other is to draft some legislation concerning responsibility of all dog owners. supporters of expanded gamble in maryland believe it will bring in jobs and revenue. delegate frank turner isn't sure. while they are investigating the new casino, he has in the lost sight how this will affect the existing casinos. >> we can't just force anne arundel and baltimore city to pay a 6% to 7% if they're going

to approve a sixth site. if that's the case we'll have failed casinos. >> reporter: john leopold has a bis stake in the special session. >> this is an extremely ill advised unfair legislation that will take a big bite out of the market share. >> the power to be will push this at all cost. we'll see if this gearns the constitution -- garners the constitution alma joart required. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. >> the senate has given preliminary aprfl to the gambling bit. the house will likely pass it steam next week. the other issue is dangerous dogs. there's a push to make all dog owners liable if their dog bites

someone. many activists are upset with this distinction. >> a lot of these poor dogs had to be put down. now they'll be able to keep the dogs and we'll move ahead. >> opponents of the measure claims that responsible owners could be held liable if their dog attacks after being provoked and this could prevent landlords from renting to people who have them. should dog owners be held responsible ifer that pet attacks someone one time? is it fair. summer vacation is starting to wind down. for many children school starts in a few weeks. tonight, we take a look at a unique cam that gives homeless children more options throughout the week. >> having extra pounds could make you more attractive.

more men are attracted to heavier women. >> i'm at maryland's biggest and baddest barbecue bash. we've got barbecue, shirts, drinks, you name it. >> i'm meteorologist mike masco. there's storms working over the northern section of tom. hagerstown seeing a good storm. we'll track this. that's coming up next on the news at 6:00. the first time i saw fios, it was absolutely amazing.

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look at the time lapse, sunny, sunny and then rain.

it's really coming down. that's been the story with lots of heavy clouds. mike will have a detailed look coming up in a few minutes or so. summer brake for school children ends in a few weeks. that means daycare is coming to an end. some children have found an oasis in the middle of a hot summer. >> reporter: it's the last day of summer camp at st. vincent de paul. >> what field trip did we go on on the second day of camp? >> reporter: today was also parents day. over 100 kids and their parents are living in homeless shelters or transitional housing. >> if it want for the camps, they would be stuck in shelters and it doesn't give them a chance to hone their skills. >> reporter: funding from the city and county and many

volunteers has allowed st. vincent de paul to offer more than swimming and arts and crafts. there have been field trips to the zoo and dave and busters. >> they take them out every friday to the movies. it's a total blessing. >> reporter: more importantly, they focus on reading, math and social skills. >> most things is to help them with their social skills, the fact they're in a homeless shelter. >> it helps them a lot. >> i'm getting ready to go -- it gives him a brushup. >> i like to read a lot. i like to find out things about different things. >> reporter: in baltimore, to many, the area's homeless remains anonmust. we sometimes turn away from their stares, but this, too, is the face of baltimore's

homeless. here at this camp, if only for the summer, they bring those faces out of the shadows and into the light. in baltimore, tim ruther forward, website woab news. >> they focus on building better futures for those struggling in policy. a new study suggests if you lose 23-pound -- 20 pounds, you reduce your risk of developing diabetes, sleep a know yap and improves your quality of life. the benefits last up to a decade. when it comes to women, a study out of the uk finds men rated a significantly heavier

body size as attractive. they also ideaized a wider range. they said the way people judge them is sensitive and varies by environmental conditions. all right. a lot of clouds this afternoon. storms early this morning. then a few peeks of sunshine came in a little after the midday hour but not much action along the beach front. tomorrow i wish i had better news. this looks like there would be a lot of clouds. bel air, sunshine, a few showers during the crse of your day. we'll be watching you folks through the course of the evening. so maybe some more activity. manchester, but warmer temperatures, the warmer spots were the further west you head as you made your way from the

city. so we are clear overhead but i want to switch it toward the west. been watching over frederick county. this is pushing off toward the east very slowly. they have dropped that warning but we'll watch it in the event it decides to strengthen. ton if i town 6:41. new wins sor, keep an -- windsor, keep an eye on this storm. still a lot of dynamics in the atmosphere that could possibly produce more strong storms. 88 around d.c. eastern shore checking in to the 80s. 68 to 70. any storm this does develop could put down localized flooding. we start off tomorrow morning with a mex which are of--

mixture of sunshine and clouds. we'll go for 85 with the chance of a shower south and east of town. clouds in place. there's another energy, it's a huge power house storm over michigan. that slides toward the north and west. future trend shows a shower over the eastern shore. sunday a mex which are of sunshine and clouds and temperatures will be close to 80. see this little storm? that's tropical depression number seven, could strengthen into tropical storm gordon. scattered showers and thunderstorms, a muggy feel. we'll notice a downtick in the humidity tomorrow. 86 degrees and a possibly isolated storm. we'll talk about the coastal sections, temperatures ranging 83 to around 84. a lot more clouds the further

south you head from baltimore. 88 for sunday. monday beautiful. 89, low humidity. how about that? 90 on the board for the next seven days. maybe muggy for monday and tuesday. all in all, this should be around 85, 86. we'll be on par for average the next seven days. you know what? we're going to take you out to bel air. they're doing something if you haven't decided what you want for dinner, you might want to head out there for barbecue. it's the maryland state barbecue bash. wyatt, the crowd looks like it's thickening. i know you have been getting a few samples here and there. >> reporter: the smell, rosie. it's something you have to get down here to bell hair to appreciate. this is maryland's biggest barbecue bash.

11 years running. we're just off the main street. i want to bring in two of the pros that will be grilling. we've got bob and mike joining us. first things first. mike, tell meet name of your team. >> barbecue guru oar how many on your team? >> two people. >> reporter: you're from outside of philly. let's go over to you mike. >> we're chick, swine and bovine. my wife and i mainly and mi buddy helping me this weekend and daughter michelle. we get by with friends helping us. >> reporter: you've been coming since 2007. you go back to the start of it. >> it's gotten bigger. >> it's grown. we were in a little parking lot. craig has put a lot of effort into this. it's a fantastic contest. now we got the huge parking lot,

the vendors, stages, great locations for us. they hook us up with wer, electricity. they take care of us. >> reporter: now you guys are both experts. what is it that really separates good from great in the world of barbecue? >> you got to start off with quality meat. that's the key. then you want to cook it until it's tender, know what your internal temperatures are and give it a nice rub, nice sauce, not too salty, just a nice blend of flavors. >> reporter: bob says it's all about the balance. >> the most important thing you have to start with quality products. if you don't have decent meat it's not going to cook right. for the judges, we're cooking for six people. you can't offend somebody wit too much heat, too much sweet. you have to get a happy medium to make them all like it and

want another bite. >> reporter: i wish i could be judging you two teams your team's sample because it sounds outstanding. chicks, swines and bovine and barbecue team. it's the 11th annual maryland barbecue bash. it runs tonight through tomorrow. check out some world class barbecue. rosie?

if you're looking for a new job and not getting any bites, your old-fashioned resume may be to blame. >> as summer winds down and we get closer to the schools starting, we have prepared you to get your kids off to school safely. those stories and more when you join us at 11. >> hopefully we'll have good weather for the weekend as the school year gets close. kids want it play more. >> i think the weekend will not be a washout. storms over carroll county, one over taneytown. that looks pretty strong. we'll keep an eye to see if warnings get activated. 88 by sunday. that's a beautiful day. >> we'll see you at 11:00. let's watch the rain come into

rehoboth.