go. some professionals [inaudible] than making love connections. pay staal.com ranks the top jobs for finding love at work. number one is food service. managers followed by cooks, dispatchers, advertising managers and claims adjustors, also making the top ten, doctors as well as actors, producers and directors. so you have a week. get busy. coming up, sticking to your diet, we all know that can be hard but abc2 we are working for you. we are here to help. we have tips to help you stay on track coming up at six that starts right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you. now abc 2news at six. >> a case of meningitis at loyola. what the school is doing to keep people safe. >> this is a day for baltimore to celebrate and it's unfortunate that yet again another incident of violence had to claim another life. >> police are asking phoria help identitying the people who

stabbed a teen to death following the ravens rally. and a family's tragedy gives a teen girl a second chance at life. first tonight baltimore city police release pictures a multiple stabbing that left a teen dead following tuesday's super bowl celebration. tonight the detectives hope the images provide them with a break-in the case that could lead to an arrest. >> reporter: in the bustling howard street corridor thousands of ravens fans flooded the sidewalks tuesday making it difficult to notice a confrontation that would leave teen dead. it happened in front of this business. >> we had a -- lot of people coming out from the stadium, and -- all of the sudden, i hear something over there like big shout and i couldn't recognize anybody. >> police turned to a surveillance camera across the street to produce images of the

men behind the stabbings that cost a 15-year-old his life. the pictures show a pair of them on the street and then the deadly encounter that would follow moments later. at first officers didn't recognize the size of the crime. >> it was reported as a medical call, that the injuries were nonlife threatening. the victim went into cardiac arrest in the ambulance. he was taken to the hospital, went into emergency surgery and unfortunately died. >> reporter: police say the victim knew his attacker. the family is hypotheticalling their comment as investigators try to track down the killer. >> i do not want to say anything. it's -- >> reporter: police have confirmed that the victim had just come from the super bowl celebration and the same chaos, the numbers that surrounded the

murder may provide witnesses needed to solve the case. in baltimore. abc 2news. >> a mother is in jail accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter and dumping her body. police have charged the 25-year- old with the first degree murder of her daughter. a concerned neighbor called police because they hadn't seen the girl for a couple days the mother said the girl was at a relevant's, she later admitted to smothering her and putting her body in a dumpster. police have stopped the rail car carrying the contents of that dumpster and are searching. >> i have been around her for so long. i never took her for a person who would do something like that. it's rough. you have to think about other children. >> tonight she is being held without bail.

and now update on the stabbing death of a woman. a man has been charged with the first degree murder. she was found dead when swat busted in to her apartment after neighbors heard noises inside. they say the two knew each other. the suspect was arrested after a patrol officer saw him walking. now the latest developments in the investigation of a wildlife [inaudible] according to charging documents deshawn jones admitted to having sex with a 14-year-old. she claimed that the 17-year- old talked her into an empty room when they cut class and then raped her. a letter went home to parents. officials say student safety is a top priority. and now to the breaking news we first broke on the website. a loyola student is infected with meningitis. the university officials sent out a letter about the case.

those who live near the student were offered medication if they wanted. symptoms include a high fever, nausea, vomiting, a severe headache, neck stiffness and a rash. ever got a speed camera ticket in baltimore? most of us just pay the money rather than going to court to fight it. now a bill would pay you for your time if you beat the ticket. roosevelt is live with more on this one. >> reporter: the bill would also find fine the camera operator for every bad ticket that gets beat in court. the bill sponsor said the best way to make people responsible is to make them pay when they are wrong. is it public safety or scourge. it can be fair. errors in the system with several cameras ticketed stopped fares that forced them to hire a new camera vendor but

thousands of dollars of bad tickets had been paid because to fight the ticket its time most don't have. >> parking, going downtown. it's just a way to compensate you to go to court and feel comfortable going. >> reporter: that compensation would be 150 to $200 if you get a bad ticket in baltimore. under the bill if you take a ticket to court and can beat it because of machine error you should be paid for your time and the vendor would loose about $250. he said it's all about responsibility. >> each ticket they issue they will get paid. so this way they will be responsible if they make you pay. >> reporter: the bill co sponsor said they will see dozens of complaints people who feel the system was unfair. he said by making worth their while to fight a ticket he said it'll keep them on their toes.

>> the vendor will say, if i'm going to be fined $150 every time my camera messes up we will make sure the cameras are right. they will calibrate them and make sure they do what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: they it would only affect tickets in baltimore but they said if it works here it could be expanded to other parts across the state and jurisdictions could use speed capparis. abc 2news. >> thank you. we are just 24 hours from the arrival of a powerful coastal storm making its way to the northeast. let's go over to wyatt in the storm center to find if we could see any of that snow. >> reporter: i think some of the snow from the storm will deliver a glancing blow but it looks like by far the big impact will be by philadelphia, up into boston and up the new england corridor. large, powerful rain storm over the carolina's.

that's the coastal low and then a secondary low over the great lakes, that will phase in as it comes off the coast. it's the wrap around precipitation tomorrow flight, that is of most concern with that particular system tomorrow night but we could still see rain mixed with snow showers first thing in the morning tomorrow before we get rain showers through the day and clouds right now again nothing under those, radar is clear but take a look. temperatures not that far from the freezing mark. only in the mid-30s in baltimore. hour by hour, bring in the possibility for mixed showers after midnight and changing the rain by midday. however by tomorrow night we look for a change over back to snow. what type of accumulation that could bring to northeast maryland we have the ballpark figures. >> thank you. tonight we have a story that you will only see here. a middle river teen was burned over 30% of her body last winter after a freak accident

with a gas can at a backyard fire pit. now the events are so rare the atf just really started to study them. brian now with the story that you will only see on two. >> reporter: abc 2news investigators told you about a fire situation called flame jetting. the gas can doesn't just explode, the opening becomes a mouth of a fire breathing dragon. you can see it in this video as the flames climb up the fumes and into the gas can only to turn around and spew a powerful jet of flame that can travel up to 13 feet. a teen was on the receiving end of something just like this last winter when she attended a party. a gas can can explode in situations like this but just recently the atf started studying this situation they called flame jetting. it's dangerous and can be

deadly. last night we detailed how it can happen and the recovery of that teen who was a victim of it. if you missed last night's broadcast you can always log onto the website and click on the investigator section. you can watch the report and we have several divanless of the test. >> coming up one family's tragedy is getting a community going. and you know stress is unavoidable but how you handle it really determines if it affects your health. the american mental association identities the triggers which can really get us going. . >> two storms on the way. what you can expect throughout friday. that's ahead.

. a family forging a rare friendship after the tragic loss of their friend. now the tragedy is giving another teen a second chance at life. dale was a high school athlete buried in a redskins jersey after a car crash. his sister now a stand out athlete had a basketball game the night he died. she played any way. in death he gave back as an organ donor. his heart went to a 14-year-

old. >> you know that it's your last hope that someone else's life has been shattered and not a lot of joy for us in that. >> i feel a lot better. i play sports, soccer. going to tryout for the soccer team. >> rare for a heart receiver donor family to even meet let alone become friends. this week the family gathered for senior night for kelsey. >> stress, we all feel stress and could do more damage to it before it leads to more health problems. karen explains how. >> reporter: what causes stress? >> transportation. takes an hour and a half to get anywhere. >> running late.

>> job. >> my job. >> balancing a family with kids and work. >> reporter: among the top triggers, money, work and the economy, family and relationships, and personal health concerns which can be brought on by to much stress. it affects their emotional well being and they understand that stress could cause serious illnesses such as depression, and also affect them like heart disease, diabetes,. >> reporter: the good news from the apa most americans seem to recognize the link between managing stress and a healthy lifestyle. >> probably say exercise helps, helps,. >> reporter: having a regular exercise is one of the best things people can do to help manage their stress.

also relaxing techniques like meditation, very easy techniques to learn. >> reporter: a major challenge can be will power to change long time habits. you should focus on one behavior at a time. >> start over if you loose your goal to loose weight. if you find your weekly weight loss showed down you may need to make changes. >> you loose weight, your calories needs decrease. it may be time to cut out one snack or change up meals if you have been doing the same thing over and over again. >> reporter: i don't want to give up snacks. you may have to up the exercise, if you don't peace you may need to start and maybe getting a friend. you can work out together. don't for get to reward yourself but not to much.

stick to the basics, keep a food journal, don't skip meal, eat food from all of the food groups and make healthy choices when you eat out. if you falter try, try, try again. >> and now maryland's most accurate forecast. >> i like that try try try again. maryland's radar, lighting up out to the west. chicago up through milwaukee. this is one of two elements of the big storm that will run up the coast. >> here is the coastal system. right now locally, nothing happening just yet. by morning mixed showers and then rain and weekend tomorrow and then tomorrow night could see the snow. right now around the ng mark. colder as you go north and

mildler toward norfolk and richmond. it's western maryland. all the way up through the new england states. you are talking about blizzard continues. tonight a late possible round of mixed showers by daybreak. all changes tomorrow night. clouds now but the main storm set to start to arrive tomorrow with the rain showers, the coastal storm pushing off shore. especially points north and east the baltimore area.

two systems americaning in to one large one of course the great lake system -- not enough cold air. it's all heavy rain across the carolina's. there will be a lot of moisture to work with and it'll be a close cut off. in fact from philadelphia north more than a foot is possible. more than two feet possible up in the blizzard conditions, back through boston. wild weather there. accumulations there will be 20 inches plus, much much lighter back here. keep in mind this isn't for tomorrow morning. we are going with a two to free inch average accumulation. four hours -- cecil county, kent county on the shore and a one unmuch, maybe a one and a half inch range and then tapers off to a coating across dc. four inch totals, and this

could shift further north. we could get dry sodded. keep tuned, overnight 34, winter showers late tomorrow, 39, rain showers, freezing tomorrow night. rain to snow and probably accumulate to northeast maryland. next few days we dry out through the weekend after those early flurries perhaps, early saturday morning, we see a windy cold day in the 30s and. that will melt off anything that does fall around here and then rain and mildler weather. big storm, biggest we have seen, right now just abouta all the tracks bring it areas north of us, fill up where the heart of the storm will be. >> as long as we don't get what they get. we never get tired of saying it. the ravens are the super bowl champions, they have putting a wrap up on their season with the state of the ravens

address. the owner, president, gm, and the coach answered questions today, after winning the super bowl we know team is strong but a lot are free agents. they are working to get a deal done with joe and hope to extend ed reed's time as well. tonight you can catch super bowl champion jaco bj by. jones. that is right after the news tonight. we all know that february is the month that we celebrate the lives and accomplishments of african americans. sames we forget about the opportunities we have to do that just right here at home in baltimore. the museum downtown has an exhibit on display featuring the work of a local artist who painted everybody from martin luther king to rosa parks and

this saturday you can catch a special story telling event for kids. have to check that out. we will be right back.

. quick check of the radar. all the rain south of us now. we think some of it gets in here by the morning. could start as a brief mix of rain and snow. maybe a little sleet but the

ground temperatures should be above freezing, tomorrow night we are really watching. >> we will see you tonight. have a good night.