wait until you here what this mother says. >> gary from glen burnie needs your help. bring his stolen puppies home. >> will we have a lot of shoveling to do this winter or will it be like last year, nice and mild. >> we are worried about tonight. now that it's september, shouldn't it be cooler, maybe feeling like fall? let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with how much longer this rain will last. >> still summer on the counter for another two weeks. the humidity is certainly there, helping to fuel more showers, more showers over the chesapeake, very light rain and

a couple of light showers north and west as well. the overall pattern is one of 80s out there. 84 in marriottsville. and edgewood at 81679 the heat is not all that pow presssive but the -- oppressive, but the humidity is unbelievable. the last remnants of isaac's moisture. this evening just a few showers. it's hard to imagine a day like today. we're looking at the winter time. here you go, wyatt. according to the country's second oldest almanac, this winter will be packed with strong snow steriles. the 2013 hagerstown almanac was rope leased it. includes predictions for two nor'easters in december alone. the overall forecast is for 15 total days of heavy snow from november through march.

you believe it? some of you may want to be the first to hear when a storm is on its way. just head to our website, abc2news.com/mobile and download our storm shield app. remember, to download our weather apps, just text wmar to 46988. a image -- grand jury indicted 15-year-old robert gladden, jr. he faces nine counts of first degree aspaw. gladden is accused of bringing a gun to school and shooting his 17-year-old classmate. it names eight other's stopped gladden. police evacuated a neighborhood in baltimore county after a hazmat scare. today two teens face chargings of concocting drugs for huffing

in the basement on regally oak -- ridgely oak road. police arrested 19-year-old justin trionfo. today his mother told abc2 news that his arrest came as welcome news. she said her son and a friend were mixing engine starter fluid with water in bottles for huffing. it prompted and evacuation. >> i was upstairs and didn't smell it until i came down. i'm so sorry, though to all the neighbors about what happened and what took place, but he has been arrested and his friend. >> carol ready as also been charged with allegedly concocting the mixture. trionfo's mother said he posted

a message on facebook saying he wouldn'ted to shoot up the school. well, we had a deadly holiday weekend, didn't we? three killed, four shot over the last 12 hours. it started with a double shooting that left one dead but ended about 7:30 this morning when police found a man slummed over the we will -- slumped over the wheel of his car. homicide detectives are still investigating all five shootings. making fun of the elderly, picking on someone smaller than you, taking babe bring it a -- taking candy from a baby, what is worse than that? stealing puppies. >> reporter: dakota and montana are parents to the puppies. they couldn't be a pir. now the owner can't be sadder. >> my wife can't sleep.

>> reporter: that's because somebody stole three of his puppies last week. >> there's an evilness. you didn't steal someone's property. you stole a living thing. these are my babies. >> reporter: gary spent the last three months raising and caring for the puppies. one of them is sick and needs to see vet right away or she may in the live hoot one that has health issues, we decided she's a special little girl. we're going to keep her oar gary told the police of the theft but having three puppies you raised taken from you is different from someone stealing your wallet. >> you can't replace a living thing. >> reporter: gary put up signs all over and haven't stopped looking for theme i've had several people in the neighborhood blowing out their

window and i have to explain what i'm listening for. they say i wish you the best and wish them the worse. >> reporter: gary believes what goes around comes around. >> i don't believe this is the first time they've stolen something or will be the last if you're that cold harded. you must not have very many feelings for yourself. >> reporter: gary is serious. he's offering a big reward. if he sees the puppies again, he said it will be the best $500 he ever spent. >> gary called us because he knows the viewers of abc2 always come through. so call the anne arundel police department. come on. let's help gary and his family

out. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest for two fires that happened at a denny's. a person of interest was seen on surveillance video. the first fire was set in the men's room trash can, didn't do much damage, but the second one, that started in the men's bathroom and this spread. it caused $500,000 in damage. so authorities are asking anyone who recognize the man in the video or have information about the fire call the fire marshal. before the big night governor o'malley made the rounds on the sunday morning shows, giving a preview of what to expect. he touched on job creaption and voiced his support for president obama.

governor o'malley is set to take the stage at 10:00 in charlotte and will be introducing the keynote speaker, julian castro. they will be showing the documentary "bully." it highlights the problem across the country. it will be shown at the amc theater at the columbia maw. families can check it out at the reduced price on september the 29th and october the 6th. you can check out the story under the local news tab on abc2news.com for a link to buy tickets. in your consumer alert, the labor day weekend has come and gone but we will all have to keep laboring to put gas in the car. as of yesterday officials say about 12% of manned oil rigs in the gulf were still not online. aaa said the average price is up

to $3.82. in baltimore we're lower at $3.76. this day last year we were 0 -- 20 cents lower. it's been a few months since new york mayor michael bloomberg proposed the crackdown on sugary drinks. mayor bloomberg's plan will go to the city board of health. her show is now six days away. we're excited to have katie couric's new show, katie. it will air every weekday at 4 right before our news cast. you can head to abc2news.com/katie anytime for a

sneak peek at the show and what it's all about. well, breast cancer is a very personal battle for many women. so why are many bearing it all for others. a meaning to day. >> the day after labor day. our orioles are one game out of first place. this week we remember cal, the iron man. a look at the induction of cal ripken, jr. into the hall of legends. >> we'll try again tomorrow. in the meantime a heavy line.

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it's oustedden thought of as a side effect for those with breast cancer. linda so tells us why women will be bearing it -- baring it all in the name of cancer. >> reporter: kim isn't shy about showing breast cancer patients her body. she had a mass text am i and reconstructive surgery at the same time and said she couldn't be happier with the results. >> it was very important to share that experience with other women. >>eporter: in a new survey from the american society of plastic surgeons show most women adpree. 9% of women said they would like to see what reconstructive

surgery looks like before making a street decision. the problem is not only are women not shown surgery results but seven out of 10r not fully informed. by the time some women find out, it's too late. >> i have a great number of patients who say i wish i had known before hand. >> reporter: to make sure women are aware of their option, the surgeons are planning a novel show and tell event in october to kick off the nation's breast cancer awareness day to let cancer patients see for themselves what others have been through. singer songwriter jewel is a spokesperson. she's performing a chair right concert and has written an inspirational song. >> when i was writing the song, a lot of survivors came to mind. i'm amazed at how resilient women are and they find the

courage to fight on and say i'm going to be better. that's what made me write this song. >> reporter: linda so abc2 news. to learn more about bra day usa. head to abc2news.com and click on the health tab. for the latest health news, just like our health reporter, abc2, linda so. you can find her at abc2news.com/facebook. >> got a lot of things going on. >> orioles. we had a decent day. the sun was out. a couple of showers to the west have fizzled toward hagerstown. i don't think that area of rain

will be moving in and our showers that cross the bay earlier are fizzling out. maybe one isolated shower south toward cambridge and dorchester county. again, very light. we're talking light a few rain crop -- drop the hour by hour. there we go. take a look at some of the weather through the day. 83 degrees. dew point 73. extremely muggy air. mostly cloudy most of the day. annapolis had sunshine. beautiful postcard shot. heat index around 90. that humidity is having the

impact. this is very july like, late july like humidity readings, so that's adding to the uncomfortable factor. breaks in the clouds from kent island and showers billowing up to our west, big line of rain. this is isaac's last gasp. it will continue to be something that could bring us rain, especially through the day. with the heating of the day, good chance this trough line, weak boundary could flair up. exactly where that line will be, we can't say. we think the best chance will be on and off through tomorrow during the day and drier air begins to move in toward the end of the week. tropics stiming act -- still

active. it's going due north. it could and up threatening bermuda as a powerful hurricane. that would be the only one. our best chance of possible showers will be tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. the outlook does dry us out into early friday and early saturday. more rain possible into sunday. some showers could linger into raves game monday. jamie? >> all right. thank you, wyatt. the orioles are buzzing. we are a game out of first place. the orioles will close out the long road trip. here we are in lutherville.

they've seen an increase. the orioles will take on toronto again tonight. now tomorrow night is a big night. here he; shawn, the curator, sports legend. what a night to honor cal and eddie. both are going into the hall of legends. >> to get both of them i think is spectacular loo this is going to be hold at the hilton. >> yes. >> that's where we unveil cal's statue. >> it's also the anniversary of eddie with his 500th home run. >> this is the lineup card, not from 2131. this is cal's game. >> the first game of the streak. >> signed by earl weaver down here. you had lohen stein.

>> hole list of legends right there. may 30th, 1982. this is cal's jersey from 2130. this is the jersey he wore the night he tied it. >> how special is it with the orioles going into the playoffs and honoring cal and eddie, bring all the eras together? >> it's been too long. it is rem nips isn't of the hold days to see some of the spec tack you can larp things. all of us at the museum are excited. let's get the fan there is. >> they have done just a great job. again, it will be held tomorrow night. you can get tickets. >> weir' not selling texts at the door, so you must call the museum in advance, but they are still available. >> will's all the information. we honor cam and eddie -- cal

and eddie. is this town crazy or what? thank you very much for coming. also, ray rice was on hand at m&t branch. they knew they were receiving tickets but they didn't know ray rice would be there. rice delivered 10 tickets to local nonprofits as well. way it go ray. we'll be right back. i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side.

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before we go, here's what we're working on. used to be your check your e mail, lins to music. now your smartphone can keep you healthy. plus, maryland takes center stage for the first night of the democratic national convention. we'll tell you what governor o'malley has to say as he addresses the crowd at 10:00. >> all right. maryland's most powerful radar. not a lot of rain. if you plan on firing up the grim tonight, i'd say go for it. do it. maybe get some brats on there. >> okay. want to? >> overnight the better chances for showers will develop into

early tomorrow. so your morning commute, be advised you could see a little rain. that will linger into the next two days. >> all right. let's go to charlotte. diane sawyer is up next. we'll see uptonight right after the democratic national convention.