what did he do for the downtown schools? parentings vicing -- voicing -- parents voicing concerns after reports he impregnate add 15- year-old. attacked by several people. and missing since july, investigators believe two bodies found are those of two girls who disappeared last summer. we'll tell you about that. it is purple friday. thank you for joining us. >> we have seen a lot of

sunshine and chilly. what are we in store for today but saturday and sunday. here is lynette. >> let's look at the radar, it is telling a story. we have wet weather pushing in. look at this mix over to hagerstown, this is sliding to our area in a lot of spots will have the showers and a mix. this is on the move towards the east. as we go through the morning hours we'll see what we get. all in all, we have rain showers across the area. it will continue into the afternoon. and more of the same and 35 right now as we head through today. you can expect plenty of clouds out there. we can see patchy fog this morning. temperatures will remain cool but chilly as we go throughout the day a mix of sun and clouds

and showers. >> we have it all today. >> so far so good. we'll be cold out there, you may want to crank on the heat. if you are using 695. the east side nice and clear. not many cars out. there and 695 and this is downtown baltimore. 11 minutes on the outer loop down to 95. that's a look at traffic. over to you. the former mayor is due in court this morning, she is more than $13,000 behind on her contributions. she is on probation for theft and perjury charges. she was charged with violating

the charges. >> she was convicted after lying about gift cards and taking $500 intended for needy families. >> she agreed to contribute 45,000-dollars to charities. one of the people connected to a beating will be sentenced today. >> and she is one of the several people attacking and taunting the victim on the video. three others were arrested. they have been sentenced. the hearing is set for 9:30. he is accused of having sex with a teen that he met at a city school. now they don't know what role shawn nolan held at the middle school. he was temporary contractor and claims that he was the vice principal. he was arrested saying he had a sexual relationship with a

girl. documents indicate she is pregnant with his child. and now it has come to light he worked at hazelwood more than two days even after his arrest. during the meeting parents are not sure what his job was in the first place. >> they are saying he was a monitor. he was not. >> they tonight know what he was. he was allowed complete access to children. >> the school official in charge of the meeting said an investigation into what happened is going on but he could not respond to the parents at the meeting. it feels like we have the stories once a week. here again this morning another talk of disturbing cases of abuse this one at the maryland school for the deaf in howard county. clarence taylor is accused of touching three students, one girl was 10 years old. it happened over a two-year period when taylor was a

overnight doorman. >> there serious charges. we have every reason to believe that there are other victims. >> tail your remains in custody and suspended from his current job. >> man who fired a police officer's gun at a hospital is facing attempted murder charges. the man was at st. josephs medical center when he dried to grab the weapon. he was cuffed when the police say he reached for it and it fired. no one was hurt. police say the man who is burned in a fire at his home on monday has died. the 87-year-old was pulled from his burning home by firefighters and taken to johns hopkins hospital. he died later. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a string of crashes continues in towson. and it happened before 8:00 on prince road yesterday.

the driver's car rolled over before hitting the pole. he was pronounced dead at the scene. licenses will not be valid but the same-sex marriage licenses have been handed out now they can get him. they anticipated long lines but only a handful of people showed up. you don't have to be a resident to get a license there. they must provide their name, address and other information and pay a fee in cash. and the ride to work will not sound the same but it will feel like something is missing, something is missing. and jojo gerard was told yesterday his contract would not be renewed. he had been with the drive time for 18 years. and it is purple friday, the ravens are getting to take on the redskins. and the ravens are coming off a tough loss to the steelers but are on the afc northern

division a win and they are in the playoffs. win you're in. but they neat losses by the steelers and bengals if they want to clinch the north. we need good weather for that but is there rain the forecast. >> and the chilly weather we'll have to find out what it will be like. >> check it out. we are looking at the battle of the beltways. we can see the temperatures are not so bad coming in at 56. but to answer your question, yes, we have a chance for rain showers. be prepared for that as we go into the game on sunday. now for today what we're watching, we have plenty of clouds. we have rain that will be pushing into the area. right now to the south and back to the west. we look at a wintry mix starting from western maryland into pennsylvania. >> this is on the move as we go through the morning. we have to watch the

temperatures. and above the freezing degree mark and come in as all rain and chesapeake beach at 39. and 33. and 32 in goldsboro. let's send it back over to megan and charlie. a breakthrough treatment for alzheimer's may be here. doctors at johns hop kins are trying a way of treating the disease. they are implanting a pace maker in the chest to simulate the brain. so far they say the finds have been positive. >> what we're hoping to see is improved memory and that people don't decline as fast as they would without the treatment. >> and the device is being used to treat parkinson's disease. using a pace make ser in in the experimental stage and appeared to slow the progression of the disease for people in the early stages of the illness. and she was trying to get her shopping done but her

bundle of joy had other plans. >> the role a police officer took on to bring a new life into the world. two people are dead trying to rip off a house. what they found when they showed up at the crime scene. what it looks like coming up on good morning maryland.

the bodies of two girls who disappeared in july have been found. and hunters discovered the bodies of the two girls in a wooded area on wednesday afternoon. they were found about 25-miles from where they were being watched by their grandmother. a gun fight at a home leaves two men dead. police say they were killed at a house where marijuana was

illegally being grown. two intruders tried to take it. they will face charges of growing weed. it is unlikely if he will face charges about the deaths of the intruders. the university of southern mississippi is accusing misusing of fema funds after katrina. and the school should return more than $5 million. they received duplicate grant funding and missing documentation for fees. more than 41 million was given to rebuild after katrina hit the area. the university's executive director agrees that some of the money should be returned. a police officer helped deliver a baby at a wal-mart. matt phelps was working as a security guard. he set up a makeshift delivery room with the help of a firefighter. and a bell ringer held it over

for privacy for the mom. moments later a 6-pound baby girl was born, mother and baby are fine. and just in time for the holidays about 4000 santas showed up in a town. and they are dressed with the red hats and they gathered for the convention. they are dancing to the holiday tune. they included the matching band. >> who else would you bring. >> of course you would. news time is 4:43. a lot to talk about. and lynette is up here. so much happening they are lighting the men nora and the game -- the menorah. >> the ravens or the redskins? [ laughter ] >> look at the colors. >> purple, yeah. >> weather-wise. >> it could be that extra player nobody wants. now we're talking about wet weather, that's a possibility. i showed you the forecast

earlier. i will sprinkful throughout the news cast today. but right now let's check with what is going on. we have showers that are trying to push in ahead of the front. this front will get close tories as we go through the weekend. you know why we'll keep the showers around -- will get closer to us as we go through the weekend. and we'll keep the showers around. as you head out, grab the jacket and the rain gear you will need it for today. we're not talking about heavy rain and seeing off and on rain. the temperatures this morning coming in at 35 in churchville. look at miersville 31. i would not be surprised if you are seeing a mix this area. temperatures will tell the tale. the future trend on the clouds and the wet weather and throughout the day. we can see some this anchor.

things taper off a bit but we have a chance for showers to work their way in here. we are going to be looking at some patchy fog. >> and coming in and scattered showers is in the we're still on the roller coaster of temperatures that ride. we have the chance on the forecast. we cool things down. good morning. out here. what do you have on the roads.

there is nothing to get on the way to travel from there we go. all the way down. and if you are on 695 and parkville. here is the northwest corner. here at old court road. you will not have any issues getting down to route 40. up in hunt valley here is a look at the harrisburg expressway. not many cars out there. and that is time saver traffic. over to you. at this time. 5 things to know as you head out. the mother of a missing eight month old will be in court. elizabeth johnson was charged with custodial interference and of her baby boy. the child has never been found. and hillary clinton is overseas, she is in northern

ireland where she will meet with officials. she will take part in peace talks going on there. the u.s. and maryland flags will fly at half staff. the governor issued an order in honor of pearl harbor remembrance day. they will be flown at half staff. >> some students will enjoy breakfast with some correctional officers. they will host the santa breakfast at st. james at 9:30 this morning. the school is surrounded by seven facilities. little italy gets brighter tonight. the community will get together for the annual christmas tree lighting. there will be a visit from santa. lots of treats. the event starts at 7. it is free to the public. the holiday season is underway. the first family lit up the national tree and the first lady took time to read twas the night before christmas for those attending the ceremony. and billion is doing tall can to help needy children. it is a holiday tradition to

keep them warm. city employees and students gathered at the municipal building yesterday. they decorated the tree with scarves, hats, gloves and mittens. this is the 39th year for the ceremony. >> it was to give to those who have little. as the winter approaches, we have children out there without mits and scarves. >> if you would like to decorate it decorate through the 20th of december. and it is that time of year, the toy drive, we're proud of our partnership. the donations of new uncrapped toys will go to children in our area. can you drop them off at mast wal-marts. there is a list of the locations at our web site. and go to www.abc2news.com. one is here at the studio. drop off a toy and say hello.

turmoil in cairo. >> why protesters want the man removed from office. >> why leaders are concerned about the syrian military. why they may use deadly weapons.

all new this morning the founder of the anti-virus program in jail. john mcafee has been rushed to the hospital after being found unresponsive in the cell. he may be deported back to belize by the weekend. authorities want to question him about the murder of his neighbor. ways found shot to death after he said his dogs were found. and the head refused to call off a referendum. he made the statement during a

nationally televised address. his statements drew chants from the protesters and spent thursday fighting with his supporters. and the clashes left 6 people dead and 700 injured. they prompted a call from the president who expressed his deep concern over the growing violence. and a growing concerns this morning that the syrian president's government may be preparing to use chemical weapons against its own people. >> the president made this clear that the regime will face consequences if it moves forward. and ed payne has more on the story. >> reporter: as the fighting rages on the reports race concerns that chemical weapons may be turned on the citizens. this was issued to the warning. >> the world is watching.

>> the world is watching closely. the president of the u.s. has made it clear that there will be consequences, there will be consequences if the a pacific is made by using the weapons. >> 42,000 have been killed so far according to activists. and it may be time to take action. >> if true the reports may mean that they are facing a use of weapons of mass destruction. this may be the last warning we get. >> and time for talking about what to do may now be coming to a close we may be left with a difficult decision. >> and one actress traveled to

a camp in the jordan-syria border. she is a special envoy for the un ref eyegy agency. it was her second mission in three months to the region. , we are six minutes away from 5:00, i know people have been campaigning. and on monday and tuesday. >> things are returning back to normal. >> they are. let's talk about what is going on. we have rain and we have a bit of a wintry mix. >> if you are going this way along i-70. don't be surprised if you see sleet. we had rain showers and this will contin