>> kids in school and people welcome home the baltimore ravens. a stabbing of three that leaves one person dead. and what you need to know so you don't get scammed. we're learning more about that deadly stabbing from nine blocks from m&t bank stadium this afternoon. now we're learning from police it was a teenager that died during the brawl that happened at howard and fayette streets about 1:30 this afternoon. it started off as an argument. another teenager is in critical condition. the third victim is in serious condition. they are trying to track down the suspect. the jury in the phylicia barnes murder trial went home today but not before asking to

go to the videotape. brian kuebler is live downtown with what piece of evidence they were looking for. >> reporter: kelly, deliberations will go into its third day as the judge sent the jury home since we saw you at 5:00. before they broke jurors asked to see video of michael johnson buying that blue tote in question and the other was the sex video. the sex video depicts phylicia barnes, her sister deena barnes, michael johnson and his brother. what it means, that the jury asked to see it again is anybody's guess. it was, however, the first time anyone heard from the jury. meanwhile, members of both families remain in the hallways waiting for word. phylicia's father remains

confident that the jury will find johnson guilty for his part. it was michael's 29th birthday today. deliberations will continue tomorrow morning at 9:30. reporting in downtown baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> if you want the latest breaking news, sub scribe to our rake break alerts and also twitter at abc2 news. weather wise, we're looking at a few snow showers. some of this melting and coming down in the form of a rain shower situation. a few flakes. a little in cecil county where you see showers coming through. another one east of bel air and another one coming through the north side of baltimore. so that's the setup. hour by hour overnight look for

temperatures to slowly fall to freezing. anything falling shouldn't create icy conditions. by 7:00 tomorrow morning in the upper 20s, cold start. the question is will the sun come back. will temperatures move back to more seasonable levels. we got the answer straight ahead. a wild lake high school student has been charged with raping one of the classmates. how it happened at the school in columbia. they charged 17-year-old deshawn jones, a student with second degree rape of a 14-year-old girl. >> the two met in the hallway at some point and agreed to cut class together. they walked through the hallway. at some point he allegedly grabbed her, pulled her into a classroom, closed the door and wouldn't let her go. >> police said the girl told a friend soon after it happened and reported it to her mother

who called 911. five firefighters hurt in a huge lumber yard fire in west baltimore are resting at home tonight. they were hurt when part of the building collapsed president the fire started last night at 600 pennsylvania avenue. still no word on with caused the four-alarm fire. one bad complaint online can ruin a business. we'll explain how scammers are using bogus online ratings to profit off of business owners. >> anyone trying to get around downtown had to wait in traffic. >> don't think we have enough weather to mess up traffic tonight but we'll have flurry action and when the sun will be back. it's straight ahead.

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boy, did baltimore show up to say thanks. they paraded through downtown as tens of thousands cheered, screamed and celebrated. i can't believe the turnout. it was amazing. >> they said the turnout was between 33,000 to a gazillion. great crowds and everybody got to see the world champion

baltimore ravens. what a day to love the ravens. every body holler. it. didn't take much to set the fans off into a frenzy. might have been a favorite song. or just pointing the camera in their direction. the thing that got them on their feet and their voices hoarse was the team. >> ravens nation. ravens nation. if we can't do it, it can't be done. >> reporter: some folks got here as early as 5 in the morning, all of them riding high with help from the maryland national guard. the players themselves were overwhelmed by the thousands at city hall and the tens of thousands more along the parade

route. >> yeah! ravens yeah! >> reporter: the players got a welcome of a lifetime, even if they never play another down of football. this is something that just can't be experienced in the heavy truck. just got to get out and meet the fans face to face. how about the trophy? the lombardi is in baltimore where it belongs. the memory of the super bowl season will last forever, one of the greatest moments in baltimore's sports history. great moment in baltimore sports history, great moment for the

fans. what can i say. so many people downtown that the sidewalks were closed. they were like 10 deep. so a wonderful day. everybody had a good time. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> many of those folks who followed the ravens to m&t bank stadium found they couldn't get. the ravens had expected about 30,000 people but an estimated 70,000 fans filled the stands and the field before fire marshals had to order the gates closed. ray lewis had his retirement announcement and he spoke from the heart in addressing the crowd. >> no weapon, no weapon, formed against us shall prosper. this team was destined to go on and win a super bowl. i said this is my last ride, and every moment -- every time i've ever stepped in this stadium, what i received was pure love.

>> sounds like he was hoarse. he performed his last dance with the help of ed reed and jacoby jones. abc2 crews spent the entire day with the ravens and fans. we got so much to see. go to the website. just head to abc2news.com/ravens to check it all out. you know, if you need to hire someone to help you, whether it's a home improvement, contractor, plumb are or realtor -- plumber or realtor, chances are you will check it out online. that could lead to problems. john matarese as more so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: real estate agents and other people who work for themselves are finding themselves victims of shakedowns. they're finding fake online

reviews. the only way to make them go away is to pay money. she is a realtor who prides herself in top notch service. she was stunned when a potential client emailed to say they found a terrible review stating in the email. >> my only concern is that i have this bad review that i found on realtor complaint. im' thinking bad review. >> reporter: turns out sloan had a an -- had an f rating from realtor.com. stunned, she looked around and found every realtor had the same. >> everybody had an f rating on the website complrks>> reportera way to complain but found the only way to make this go away is to pay. >> $100 to remove and $49 to make a response. >> reporter: what did you think about that? >> i out there it was dirty. >> reporter: realtors are calling it a scam.

southerly using this a shakedown or extortion. no one has found out who's behind it. it's registered to an offshore highland. michelle sloan is filing a complaint with paypal but warns every small business owner to be alert for bogus reviews. >> my reputation online is really important to my business. >> reporter: if you're checking out realtors, contractors or other service people keep in mind that some negative reviews could be phony. in you stumble on a bad review find out who posted it. that way you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. gridlock is not only frustrating, but it can be costly. every year the average american spends about one week in traffic. a given week that adds up to about 38 hours. a new texas a&m study funded by

road builders said all the sitting in your car is coming at a huge cost. $121billion in wasted time and fuel. for the average person it moons about $818 lost just sitting in traffic. >> people are becoming captive audiences in their cars. it's hard for them to actually plan and calculate how that's going to impact their daily lives. the frustration we hear, it continues to grow. >> taking the unwanted number one spot for traffic congestion, washington, d.c., followed by l.a., the san francisco bay area, new york and boston. gas prices skyrockets through a winter high. nationwide prices have seen an 18 crept rise. experts are blaming the recent spike on rising oil primes.

households spent an average of $2900 on gasoline last year. that is the highest level in four years alone. you know, most of us, we cannot live without our smartphone but we're not very smart when it comes to them. experts say we make several big mistakes. not protecting with a password makes it easy for others to get your information. when shopping online use an app, not a browser. always log out of an app with sincive information and do not enable your phone to automatically connect to wi-fi connection. otherwise, hackers with the right software can hack into your phone. in tonight's health alert, baby berms are living longer -- boomers are living longer. baby boomers are more likely to suffer from chronic disease. those born between 1945 and 1964

are more likely to suffer from obesity, high blood pressure and high cholesterol when compared to their parents and more likely to drink and less likely to exercise. the good news is they're less likely to smoke and suffer fewer heart attacks than other folks did. a healthy mind typically means a healthy heart but you can't put your brain on a diet to get it to work better. seems like more and more psychiatrists are getting involved in heart health. many are working hand in hand with cardiologists. some help comes with behavioral changes. they may help someone who had a major heart surgery battle depression after the procedure. >> anything that you can do that kind of helps you live well emotionally, be active, engaged in your life and limit your involvement in behaviors that put you at risk in terms of

cardiac function is worthwhile. >> another one is to not let thoughts agitate you. for all the latest health information to keep you and your family safe and healthy, log on to abc2news.com/health. you'll find stories today on how much too much tv could mean lower sperm count for your men. your kid the next joe flacco or maybe ray lewis? one school right here in baltimore trains athletes who want to go pro. we'll take you inside the school, how they can help kids get a career in a spomplet you'll find it right here tonight at 11:00. snow showers on maryland's most powerful ray department some of this will be melting as

surface temperatures are above freezing. getting a little burst of precipitation, not much. anything that falls should not create icy conditions. take you into baltimore. current conditions are dry for the moment but they will be changing as we go forward in time. look at bel air. you can see a cloudy scenario and then a little bit of shower activity, especially east of bel air. dundalk it was cloudy all day long, gray conditions, kind of an ugly day. the ravens were looking good. so that was the main thing today. anyway, you couldn't buy sunshine today. tomorrow, that will begin to change. 35 at bwi as they have the lights on out there at cop pin state. temperatures in the mid-30s to upper 30s. freezing in western maryland.

for now conditions should be safely ice free on the roads. conditions likely to change as we go through the overnight. highs did reach the upper 30s. i think tomorrow we have a shot at 40 degrees. most of the day we should be in the 30s on the unseasonably cold side. that will last as we go into thursday. no significant warmup on tap until the second half of the weekend when we'll finally break through the mid to upper 40s and get to 50. here we go, cloudy conditions tonight. a few additional showers will be possible and then i'd say the next three to four hours toward mid-night. after that we dry out. sunshine breaks out later through the day. then has we go beyond that -- as we go beyond that clouding up. our next weather maker will come in as a rain maker. though, it may start off as a wintry mix early friday morning.

the friday morning commute could be impacted by that. temperatures now, you see, we're still in that cold wedge across the mid-atlantic. can't seem to get that mild hair to push. we don't expect it to make it until sunday into monday. in the meantime, tonight very, very weak disturbance moving offshore. high pressure replaces that system as we go into wednesday. so sunshine plate in the delay. sun is to start thursday. friday, here's that rain system. early friday morning like two, 3:00, 4:00, it may start off as snow. tonight flurries ending what few flurries we have. tomorrow 42. sun and clouds, seasonable and a few clouds in the mix. the next few days, temperatures struggling to get to 40. milder and breezier. that may start off as a brief wintry mix early friday morning. then as we go into the weekend you see temperatures rebounding. we're back close to 50 on

sunday. we may get above 50 on monday and tuesday, kelly, so there we go. >> you hungry? >> yes. >> we got an offer you can't refuse. how about this. free pancakes at i-hop today. they've been celebrating with a free stack of butter milk pancakes to all patients. i-hop hopes to raise $3 million. you have until 10:00 tonight. we'll be right back.

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