beltway, 55 miles per hour on the inner loop here at i-70. the latest drive times show we're in the green on the outer loop as well. 12 minutes from 795 to 95. and heading to parkville, here is a live look. a 12 minute trip on the outer loop. that's your time-saver traffic. today, the baltimore county police officer accused of killing a teen is headed to court. his trial begins today. he is charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of 17-year-old christopher brown. brown was part of a group of teens throwing rocks at the police officer's home in june. the officer chased him down and held him down. brown died of affiliation. if the officer is conducted manslaughter or involuntary, it could be 10 years in prison. it is a difficult day for the 10-year-old of the cecil county girl killed last week.

she will be laid to rest this afternoon. this will be followed by her funeral service. the girl's body was found to close to her home. police have arrested 29-year- old richard madden. this morning baltimore county police are looking for a killer. 29-year-old melinda schaefer was found dead on friday. police are saying it appears the property manager suffered multiple stab wounds. they are not saying if it is random. daniel deamond was kayaking over the weekend. and his kayak flipped over in kingsville. rescue crews found his body under debris. the medical examiner are doing

an autopsy. two maryland men are lucky to be alive. they were hurt skidiving, but are expected to be okay. a 60-year-old and a 52-year-old were tangled up in the afternoon add an airport in delaware. one shoot did not open causing both men to hit the ground. by next week, the supreme court is expected to make landmark ruling on same-sex marriage. it should come before the summer recess. the court is going to rule on california's ban, proposition 8. it limits marriage to one man and one woman. and justices could degrees if the marriage act is unconstitutional, because it denies benefits. two dozen same-sex couples tied the knot this weekend at the pride festival. mayor rawlings-blake said the service.

they met here in maryland and they went to make it official where it all began. >> we met here in 1986. we moved to colorado. it is important to be here where it began. >> maryland's passed a law last year. time for the forecast on this monday morning. it was a tough friday, but into the weekend, it was great for father's day and a great time to get out. >> you exactly right. charlie can. for today we're going to be dealing with weather like father's day. the potentshowers and storms to pop up here into the afternoon. and the satellite and radar, we have lots of clouds around. and showers and stormed moved through overnight to the south of us. as i widen the view this is over time. a line of showers and there's will make their way in here throughout the day. and southern plains dealing

with another chance of severe weather across the area. no severe weather here at home, but lots of moisture around the area. and the dew points in the 60s and close to 70s in a lot of spots this morning and dealing with the humidity. the case of the muggies for today and tomorrow. and wait for the cold front to move through and pull in the drier air towards the middle of the week. temperatures this morning definitely on the warm side. have lots of clouds around. the temperatures are not able to drop off. 71 degrees in baltimore. 72 in easton. so as we go throughout the day the temperatures will rise. i'm going to tell you how warm it got before it is said and done. charlie. >> thank you. world leaders are waking up this morning in ireland. the g-8 summit kicks off today.

breaking news overnight. a parkville group home is evacuated after a number of those living there is rushed to the hospital. abc 2 news' linda so is live at

the house. >> hazmat crews and maryland department of the environment are on the scene right now trying to pinpoint the exact source and cause of the poisoning, but all reports indicate this is carbon monoxide poisoning. it is at the home here, two homes down on hillcrust every. you can see the people on the front porch. they are waiting to go inside to take air samples. this call came enbefore midnight. one staff members in the house was found unconscious. this is a group hope for challenged men. that staff person was taken to shock trauma and will be evaluated for the hyperbaric chamber. and a second call an hour later. all people in the home, seven, were feeling sick. most people were taken to franklin square. three staff people and three additional residents of the

home were transported to the hospital. we're told that most of them have been taken to shock trauma and will be evaluated for the hyperbaric chamber. again, carbon monoxide poisoning, but has immediate crews and maryland department of the environment will take air samples. right now the home is evacuated. there is no other threat to the homes on the street. so far, we learned that eight people in all were taken to the hospital. most of them were transported to shock trauma to be evaluated for the hyperbaric chamber. again, hazmat crews and the maryland department of environment are waiting to go inside to find the exact cause. the initial cause is carbon monoxide poisoning. linda so, abc 2 news. >> we will have more all morning long. remember, you can go what happens in your area by following us on twitter or

www.abc2news.com. news time is now 4:42. other news, president barack obama is in northern island for the g-8 summit that kicks off today. he is there with leaders from 8 of the world's most powerful nation. this is has controversy swirls over civilian and tensions in syria. >> reporter: following a red eye flight. president barack obama makes remarks to the people of northern ireland. before joining leaders from eight of the most powerful nations from the county hard hit by the global economic crisis. the windows in the county have been fitted with bustle and prosperity. >> probably 100 miles for the last month. it makes it look better. >> the count that experienced decades of violence will host meetings that will, among other things take on the civil war in

syria, a topic that put the united states and russia at odds. united states plugged more support for syria rebels. and putin doesn't like that decision. >> who kills their enemies and eats their organs and all of that is filmed and shot, do you want to support these people? >> reporter: as they get underway, the guardian reports that the 2009 summit in london monitored the phones of participants and leaking controversial details of the united states. abc 2 news. closer to home. a new development this morning on the most destructive wildfire in colorado history.

this morning an investigation is kicking into high gear. federal agents are headed to the city. it is 65% contained. the rain yesterday gave a boost to firefighters hunting for hotspots near colorado springs. the flames subside, police keeping the area on lockdown, and causing tempers to flare. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals. we can't come out. if we come out, we can't go back in. >> we are downed power lines in there. and trees falling. >> the fire is blamed for two depths and houses have been destroyed near 500. this morning a silver lining. authorities have accounted for all missing people. crews hope to have the fire contained this week. they certainly need it, when you consider how hot things can get. now, lynette, what do we have in store? >> today above average, charlie, but cooler conditions

towards the middle of the week. right now, the radar september composite is not picking up on a lot across central maryland. most of the action is to the south. around virginia a line of showers and thunderstorms. and showers and thunderstorms more into the afternoon time frame. as we pullout and slide down and look at the tropics we're watching this area of disturbed weather. lots of showers and clouds around, but a 30% chance of this area becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 38 hours. this is in honduras. so we'll keep on eye cans on this. right now, nothing working our brewing in the tropics. this is temperatures here at home. we're quite warm this morning. coming in at 71 degrees in reisterstown. we are at 71 in annapolis and should be in the 60s. 67 degrees in bel air. and look at the 69s in galena

and goldsboro. so this is what is going on at the surface today. we have the cold front to the west. this will get closer to us and stall out today and tomorrow. so with this a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. and quite humid for today and tomorrow. we have to wait for the front the move through and cool the temperatures down and take dry air into the area. as we look at abc 2 news' most accurate future trend. we do have the possibility of scattered showers into the afternoon. this will continue into tuesday. and then start to see a little bit more change in the forecast as we begin your wednesday, thursday and friday. things are looking good. i think you will like your salt lake city. seven day forecast. as we head into the 3:00 hour then i have the seven-day forecast for you. you're going to have the hold on a little bit more.

right now, a check of the traffic with lauren. all right. hopefully, more sunshine thin salt lake city. all right. , if you are traveling right now, your earlier morning commute is in good shape. 65 miles per hour on the westbound side of i-70. 95 also moving right along. here is a live look. north of 195. no delays down to washington, d.c. and northbound travel, 7 minutes from route 100 to the beltway. 695 also going to be in the green. a 12 minute trip on the outer loop from 795 to 95. that is your time-saver traffic. this morning's consumer alert. good news if you're hitting the road. gas prices appear to be going

down. according to aaa. $3.62. that is a decrease. here in maryland, less than the national average, $3.48. hi, lauren, this story is for you. >> i'm listening. >> all right. >> $568,000, that's how much a woman in boston spent on two parking spaces. half of a million dollars. now, the spontaneouserize not paved with gold. the i.r.s. sold the spots. the buyer owns the property next to them. so what will a half of a million dollars buy you? shecould have gone to harvard twice or bought two lamborghinis. so what's your traffic report on that? >> $500,000, that's ridiculous. this morning woman returns home to see a big animal running around her front yard.

we're here at walmart with kim.

she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop! ok. downy fabric softener at giant cost $8.85. here you save $2.35. wow! drumstick ice cream cones you saved $1.52. that's amazing! stouffer's chicken enchiladas at walmart you saved over $2. no way. it's a fiesta in your wallet. o.k. big moment. same items at walmart, $182.61. that's a 15% savings. that's incredible! bring your last grocery receipt to walmart and compare the prices. you'll see for yourself. all right. markdown here in the studios this morning. because the heat is on for the miami heat. they must win game 6 or their

champion dreams are no more. right now, the spurs are knocking on the door beating the heat in game five in san antonio to take 3-2 lead. final score, 114-104. lynette, your thoughts? oh, gosan antonio. >> no san antonio. you can see game 6 tomorrow night right here on abc 2 news -- speaking of basketball, you have seen the globetrotters perform tricks on tv. today in person. they will spend the morning spinning and dribbling the bars from the upper harbor to townsend university. this week, they will play games in the tiger arena. well, the orioles have a three game series with the detroit tigers. the birds beat the red sox to take the series. a four game set. baltimore took three of them. davis hit his 100 career home

run. gonzales pitched a gem on father's day. his wife is due to give birth any day now. the os win, 6-3. they are a game 1/2 out of first place. well, a star spend father's day with his son at camden yard. look at this, richard geer throwing out the pitch. he wore an os jersey and number 1 and the word dad on the back. i saw this on twitter yesterday, lynette, i was thinking his connection to baltimore and the orioles. he's an os fan, he is close to cal ripken, jr. all right. today, the temperatures around 86 to 87 degrees and warm and humid day. and the path of showers and storms into the afternoon. and tonight sticky still. we have the showers and storms

around. the temperatures at 68 degrees. and tomorrow, we will do it all over again. just a little bit warmer, around 88 degrees. so, have the rain gear around through the next several days. this is what you can expect. by wednesday, we go down hill in terms of temperatures much more comfortable. this is the seven-day forecast for you. it is warm into thursday. but lots of sunshine in the forecast on thursday and friday, and that lingers through the week with more clouds coming in here by sunday. now, a check of the traffic with lauren. all right. lynette. hopefully, all of that rain wet get out of here soon. this is baltimore county. look at this, it is a live look. nothing to get your way. it will remain nice and clear has you get on the jfx into downtown. 95 is moving right along here at route 24. no problems heading down to white marsh. and now the latest drive times -- you're looking at a typical 8 minute trip.

and no delays on 695. an 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 95 to 83. the outer loop will be clear on the west side as well as the inner loop. that's your time-saver traffic report. coming up on abc 2 news -- take a look at this video out of canada near vancouver. it starts one whale popping its head out of the water. and then a group come up for air. >> oh, my god, my god, my god, my god. >> anyone see the movie "great outdoors" john candy, big barracker big bear chase me. it is a natural reaction if it is in your front yard. look at this, a woman thought there it was a dog, but after a

look it was a bear. she got in her car and followed the bear. the bear jumped over her neighbor's fence. who knew that bears could do that. she jumped out of her car. >> i pounded on the people's who house it was, i was like there is a bear in your backyard. i don't think that they believed me at first, but i was freaking out. they were look oh, my god. >> of course, they were. the woman called animal control, but the bear was gone. we'll be right back.

well, look now from stories that would be working for you in week. townsend area for citizens are getting ready to host the rally for crime. they will honor those who made the townsend after a safer place to live and work. this week the anne arundel school board is going to vote on an agreement the raise salaries for thousand of school district employees. if it passes it would go into effect next year. right now the 5:00 hour of good morning, maryland. let's get right to it. we are following breaking news this morning. eight people in a house taken

to the hospital. do authorities know what made them sick? >> this morning baltimore county police officer heads to court. the latest in the story. >> find out when the nation highest court could be ruling on same-sex marriage. good morning. i'm charlie crowson. megan is off. a deleted happy father's day. as the weather went it was a good day to spend time outside. it sure was, charlie. a fabulous weekend. today is more like yesterday. more clouds around. a few peaks of sunshine, but also the threat for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. we can see what is going on with maryland's most powerful radar. most of the showers and storms stayed to the south of us over night. throughout the day we have the chance. we're waiting for the cold front to pass. it will stall out and wait around for the next couple of days. that's in store. outside right is going on right now -- we're waiting for the

sun to come up. once it comes up, the clouds will be out there and the potential for sures and thunderstorms will linger throughout the day. the temperature in bel air is at 67 degrees. you're not seeing it is humid out there. as you go out the door, you will be like, lynette was right the muggies will get us today. into the afternoon. 89 -- as we go throughout the day, this is what to paramedic. to expect. as you hit the lunchtime hour, 83. you can try to eat them out door. now, a check of the traffic with lauren. >> ac sounds good to me. if you are traveling in anne arundel, nice and clear from route 50 to the beltway. the speeds are clocking in at a nice 61 miles per hour.