cafeteria and today's incident was inside stemmers run middle school. no one was hurt but a suspect is in custody. roosevelt leftwich joins us. just too close, different circumstances but yet another scary situation. >> reporter: it's going to cause a lot of changes as they beef up police presence in and around the schools. they say this latest incident highlights the fact that they need adults to be more careful with the guns in their house. it was an awful hour of not knowing. >> you just heard about this like, what was it, a couple weeks ago at perry hall. >> reporter: okay, at this point what authorities are asking parents to do is to make sure their guns are locked up. they said they're not giving too much information out about this particular case. what they're asking people to do is to make sure they buy very

simple inexspean shiv things like trig -- inexpensive things like trigger locks. the student is identified as a 13-year-old 8th grader. they said what he did, achording to police, they said he -- according to police, they said he brought a gun. when class was over at 9:50, he pulled that gun out of list pocketed, pointed it at his class, the teacher and himself. as students started to flee, they said the teacher courageously put herself in front of the student, grappled with the student, knocked him to the floor and was able to pin him, hold him until a school resource officer arrived. the school will beef up resource officers. they said they're going to add more officers to different schools, beefing up their presence both in and outside of

the school in order to make people feel safe and to discourage anymore ins accidents here. they will also put some of the officers with those metal detecttor wands, so if an officer suspects something, they can stop a student, search the student with the wand to make sure no other gun or contraband or dangerous substance has been brought in. we'll have an awful lot more on the story coming up at 11, reporting live from headquarters, roosevelt leftwich. >> again, there's a school security meeting and we'll have the latest at 11:00. the incident at stemmers run comes 16 days have the a student was shot mat perry hall. daniel has been in the hospital ever since. tonight he is back homeworking very hard to get his strength back. >> i mean, the road is definitely not done. he's got a ways to g the home

nursing, the home rehab is important to him. >> daniel's parents said he will not be back in school just yet. the priority is for him to get better. >> two ins accidents with guns -- incidents with guns. experts say it is important for parents to have a dialogue with the kids. encourage them and reassure them that they are safe. timely, monitor the amount of television coverage they see and hear about what happened. of course in a perfect world themes kinds of things wouldn't be happening, but as parents it's our job to protect our children as best you can. your students should know to report it if something happens.

letting them know how dangerous weapons are and not to use them. if you have any guns at home, lock them away. ax munition should also be locked away but it a separate place from guns. >> all you have to do anytime is head to our website at abc2news.com and click on the story right there on our home page in the slideshow. you can slide down to a link for a special report on the perry hall high school shooting. weather wise, fantastic conditions statewide, dry. comfortable this evening. temperatures in the low and mid-70s. shady side 74. chester town 76. clear here locally. generally clear across maryland and across the east coast. cool and crisp in the morning

but for the rest of the evening we look at a nice scenario with the ♪ not coming -- sunset not coming until 20 minutes after 7:00. family and friends of the man who brought the team here gathered to celebrate his life. >> art modell was very committed to charity work. at his funeral service, it was focused on the man he was. art modell the leader, the husband, the father. >> reporter: a final farewell to the man who brought football back to baltimore and a look back at the legacy of art modell is only missing a calling from canton and a place in the hall of fame eye think his con -- >> i think his contributions are extraordinairey. i don't like to take positions

on that but there are very few who have contributed what he has. >> reporter: the nfl commissioner recalls the former ravens owner as a legend and visionary, moving his team to another conference to achieve a merger of the two leagues and promoting monday night football when virtually no one thought this would work. >> art convinced them that it would work and said i'll take the first one and show you. just give me nay -- nay math at home. >> paying their last respects to a father figure. >> well done. at the end of the day, well done, my good and faithful servant. rest in peace. >> reporter: it's a point not

locked upon modell's son john. >> the story could not be told without the recognition. that recognition may come but that won't be his greatest legacy. no. because my father is already enshrined in the heart that matters, in my heart, in all of your hearts, in baltimore's heart and most importantly in god's great hall. >> all right. another son david modell said the sight of seeing 5,000 fans moving past his dad's casket on saturday at m&t bank stadium was one of the most moving things he's ever witnessed in his life. >> art modell worked with many different organizations, including the seed school.

he -- they asked for contributions instead of flowers. you can find a link for more information about the school at abc2news.com/modell. today marks the 10th anniversary of losing john con tan teen unitas. he was the inventor of the two-minute drill. he even has a statue. legends like art and johnny u never die. they live on in our memories. >> police were trying to figure out who would murder ron and marge -- vaughn and marjorie pepper. a grandson lived with the couple and he may know something about why they were killed, but he's

missing. a baltimore county police spokesperson said they are interested in talking to the grandson if they scan find him, but they won't say why. >> obviously, because he lives there, we are interested in talking to him, but it's preliminary at this point to say whether he was a person of interest. >> police did confirm that the couple was not shot to death and crime scene investigators were able to recover a weapon. the double homicide is still under investigation tonight. if you live in anne arundel, the department of agriculture wants you to know they will be spraying for mosquitoes. it will be concentrated near ritchie highway, route 100 and start at 7:30 tonight. people should avoid doing

anything outside if you live in the area. you can find a link at abc2news.com under local news and anne arundel county. some observed a moment of silence. some gathered at memorials up and down the east coast. >> how people spent the day remembering 9/11. on the wrlgt front, 78 degrees at bwi. the old record 100. richard from highland, maryland, you are our two-degree winner. we'll be back tomorrow, coming up. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers...

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student at stemmers run middle school pulled a gun before a teacher was able to get the gun away from him. officials said that teacher held the student down until a school resource officer got there. at a news conference this afternoon county officials said we're going to notice a lot of police around our schools and also, they will be using hand held metal detectors as well. it's been 11 years since the september 11th attacks that took the lives of almost 3,000 people. the day began at ground zero. this year was the first that only families of those who were killd were allowed to spoke. in washington, president obama and michelle obama laid a wreath at the memorial of the pentagon victims. vice-president joe biden

gathered with a crowd in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> here we are in anne arundel where there as a tribute to the fallen in millersville. that memorial features steel beams salvaged from the rubble have you the twin towers. >> we're here today in front of this memorial which we put here two years ago to honor, not only those who lost their lives, 68 maryland residents, but to thank the first responders, the police, the fire, emergency medical personnel hop went into those burning buildings. >> the beams were donated by the port authority of new york and new jersey. if you'd lick to visit, it's located in front of the fire and police headquarters in

millersville. in baltimore the world trade center shadow moved crass. it's inscribed with a timeline. the white marble base and twisted steel taken from the north tower of the world trade center looked like a sun dial following the destruction of the attacks that day. the anniversary of 9/11, not just a day for remembrance but has become a day of service and giving back. that's what happened on the east side of baltimore as scores vowed to get down to work. tim rutherford has the story. >> reporter: the oliver community has not been spared the troubles of urban blight but today on september 11th there is renewed vigor and optimism because when good people attack a problem, good things happen. >> it's taken a lot of hard work and hundreds of volunteers and this is the cap stone. >> reporter: only 150 volunteers

from local companies, all here to tackle the tough job of july starting a community in renewal. >> they're all doing exactly, living the spirit that followed that tragic day, which is building communities, supporting communities and working together. >> reporter: the group, operation oliver, has been working daily in this neighborhood for over a year. it's a coalition of military veterans who want to continue to serve. >> service doesn't end when you take the uniform off. in fact, this becomes more important. >> reporter: the volunteers are hopeful they're making a difference. >> it's a great way to give back to the community and remember and we ought to keep moving. >> people in the community, that this can be a spring board for them that they will see what's

been done and inspire them to come together as a group to build on what stoarted. >> the evident is more than appreciated. >> you see, other people take their time to worry about how clone our block is or what they clan do to make things better. it's really inspirational. >> great, great deal out there. operation oliver is made up of several veterans groups including the artist program and come home baltimore. >> we have provided all of our coverage of the september 11th lay tacks on our website at abc2news.com. we also have an interactive link that allows you to find out more about all of the 9/11 memorials right here on our home page. blue skies today. that was the story, dry comfortable conditions. let's look at some of that from our exclusion vive abc2 weather

bug. baltimore, just a few high thin clouds streaking in out of the north here nor druid hill at robert w coleman. bel air. a gorgeous stop. look at the poach today. if you could have been down will, this would have been a great day for it, sunshine, still some good shoulder season to get some trips down there. take a look at current conditions, 77 degrees. humidity around 33%. this is comfortable, this is's. technically in the summer season. maryland's mess pouredful -- most powerful radar. you're in the low to mid-70s. 71. we've gotten 3 -- got 73 in east son. a few weather clouds dipping in

and out of pennsylvania. to the west, we see no quiet clear calm conditions. high pressure stays in control. dry air comfortable, pleasant. watching our next weather system. this system will be taking a dive further south as we go toward the end of the week. for several days it will be the high pressure bulb -- bubble. we think there could be showers around into early sunday. atlantic satellite has quieted down. as a result, nasa sass launched their unmanned hurricane hunter, headed now toward td14 here in the south atlantic. in the meantime it's quiet around here, 52. still clear, still cool. sunny skies tomorrow and into the night tomorrow night low

50s. the outlook staying just a little warmer by day over the next two days. in the weekend temperatures will hover near 70. could bring a couple showers around here. i'm a little envious. i had a great time. this was outstanding, but i'm a little bit envious. >> tonight would be a heck of a night. >> just stay outside all week. let's talk about those ravens. brilliant, smashing, must see. rave reviews for the ravens on opening night. never have they scored this many, 44 points. they have one seven straight home openers, won 12 straight home games and sent a loud message to the bengals and the rest of the league that this offense may be the best wove' seen since marty doll re:

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>> charley crowson and his wife are waiting for a baby to arrive. so stay tuned for more updates. >> while they're working on that, we're working on what's coming up at 11. >> folks at the university of maryland have found a new biological explanation for your trouble with weight loss. how a gun ended new a buccaneer middle school. those stories and more when we see you tonight on abc2 news at 11. >> wyatt? >> great sleeping weather again. check out the hour by hour forecast. temperatures dropping into the low 60s again, dry, comfortable clear. here's the outlook and the rest of the week, more sunshine on tap.

outdoor activities, get out this. savor this. >> all right. let's see if the orioles can pull this one off. >> we'll see you tonight at 11.