it's 410- -- to learn more about this story and how to help matthew recover, log on to our website, abc2news.com. a security guard's gun was snatched during a robbery in annapolis. the woman was walking down beens drive when two men attacked her, beat her, searched her pocket and took her gun. if you know anything about it call police right away. take a look at this man. police say he was flashing women at the columbia target. he exposed himself to them while they were in the store's dressing room area. he asked one of the women to come into his room but left when she didn't. the 10-year-old h's body --

whose body was found last week in a cecil county field has been layed to rest. kami ring was reported missing. richard madden, the family man is charged with killing and raping her. in baltimore county they're hearing the case of the police officer in shooting and killing a teenager. he caught a group of kids throwing rocks at his house. la board chased brown. police found la board trying to resusitate the boy. he is charged with manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter. >> paramedics transferred an unconscious man over to franklin square hospital. they responded to a second call

for more residents. >> called for hazardous materials response. we had multiple patients, some unconscious, others describing various symptoms that were consistent with carbon monoxide intoxication. >> bge checked out all of the devices in the home and could not identify the source of any carbon monoxide leak. now they are exspending the -- expanding the search to include chemicals or pesticide. an eight person drove to the hospital. six people have been transferred to the shock trauma center. all right. new video right now from annapolis where a car jumped a curve and drove into a group of people. they were at zoe's kitchen when this happened. >> drove right up on the sidewalk and right before he hit the store front, he turned the whole at the last second and drove into all the people

sitting on the patio eating, and i went -- me and the guys went running over. the young lady got him against the wall as well as two other people who were hit and knocked out of the way. >> a woman had to go to shock trauma. the driver suffered minor injuries. investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. >> here's the man back from vacation. >> it's been an active couple of weeks. we may get another one tomorrow, farly stormy day. after that we think things are looking good. one rogue storm. cecil county. you're being impacted by this. it's north of the elkton area. i can give you a better look. you see the movement to the south and east, so north of elkton, the area most under the gun from this one. a tighter look, north of the 95 corridor and east of rising sun.

travel trouble spots, the northern part of -- of i-95. whole -- we'll talk about how things will shape up. >> ever look in the rear view mirror and see a tractor-trailer and think i hoped brakes will work. roosevelt leftwich explains how state police are hoping there's a new system that will help in all that. >> reporter: it's called drive wise. it's a tracking system that mr. save truck -- will save trucks time and money. the state police weigh station can see more than 1,000 trucks during pan eight-our shift.

each truck loses time. so they didn't have to go through -- if they didn't have to go through that truck would be five to 10 miles down the road. multiply that by three in maryland, and so on and so on -- >> time is money. if you pull over you're burning fuel. >> reporter: what if drivers maintained safe and properly maintained vehicles. the system keeps aing will of trucks, driver hours and inspection robbed -- records. when the truck is two miles away, it tracks. it at one mile the truck's records pop up in the weigh station allowing troopers to either allow the truck to pass or bring them. if the truck is fine it's pinged with a stop or go message.

those with good records can escrngs sectionally -- essentially keep on trucking. >> we just measure it with the criteria. >> reporter: on the average about 4,000 people die. less than a quarter get inspect. state police are hoping by having a log of safe operators they can concentrate on those who don't run safe. >> anything we can do to make better use of our judgment oren forcement action, that's what we're doing here today. >> reporter: a company can pay about $38 a month per -- $8 a month per-- per truck. the state patrol as it

installed. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> a car crash is the leading cause of death for teenagers and parents are always trying to keep their kids safe. what if you could always ride with your teenager? oont at 11 -- tonight at 11, we'll show you new ways parents are keeping an eye on new drivers. dan, bongino still wants to represent us in d.c. he's running for maryland's 6th congressional district. he already has a senate seat under his belt he lost that to democrat ben cardin. >> well, president obama is taking time lay way from washington to do some vacationing and business overseas. the first family is in northern ireland tonight. the first lady and the girls spent time touring museums. the president has been in meetings at the g-8 sumy.

the top of the list, the growing concerns in syria. >> the man who leaked the nsa cell phone service spoke out via an online chat. the british paper the guardian was behind it with edward snowden. well, you don't need federal proof you're a u.s. citizen to register to vet. the court struck down the law that arizona voters approved that they are u.s. citizens before using a registration. arizona said the law would cut down on voter fraud. other states have similar voter remember thes and were asking the court to uphold arizona's. all right. coming up on the news here at 6, july 1st there's a certain date

for students with federal loans. it could put a beg dent in your wallet. plus, is this enough to protect your child's brain, a debate over protecting pitchers when oib abc2 comes right back. >> a couple of storms, and we'll have more when we come back. stay with us.

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game at dundalk community college. wyatt will have a detailed look at the most accurate forecast coming up in about three and a half minutes. in our consumer i've all right if you have a federal rally subsidized loan you need to keep a close eye on what's aing in washington. the rate also double. democrats, including the president wants to extend the current 3 own 4 rate. republicans ation reworked for e long term. it gives you an idea how many people it impacts. 7million loans. that's more than the population of our entire estate of -- state of maryland no this is what happened when a major league pitcher is hit in the head by a line drive.

he gets carted off on a stretch are. we have more on the debate to protect those on the hill. >> reporter: it is one of the most disturbing sights in baseball -- a pitcher, defenseless, getting hit in the head by a ball going more than 100 miles per hour. tampa by's alex cobb said he just work up with a headache. ament earlier another pitch are had to be removed on a stretcher. last year a pitcher had emergency brain surgery. he still struggles from seizures. >> when you she this happens, it does cross your mind. >> reporter: it's in the just major leaguers. he was 16 when a line drive

struck him in the head during a high school scrimmage. his family who like to see the widespread use of protected pitcher helmets. >> it would give you confidence. >> reporter: but they studied several possibilities. the helmets only cover 40% of the head. cobb was hit in the ear, below the cap line. anything more protective is considered too bulky for a pitcher to wear and still pitch properly. >> whoever comes up with a solution will probably never have to work again. with school out now, your kids are probably paying -- playing outside more. what to do if they get a mild concussion? we have a goid on our website. find out how to tell if your

child has a concussion. watch a video of what happens when you get a concussion and get the latest information. it's easy top find. log on to abc2news.com/concussion. >> all right. good to be back from vacation and a fairly quiet weather afternoon. there are some storms flaring up in the north eastern corner of the state. zoom in here. you can see this large storm cell kind of spread across northern delaware and southern new jersey, but the back edge of this thing is still coming out of the extreme eastern edge of cecil county just north of elkton passing into newark, delaware. well clear of rising son, but -- sun but a downpour here. this is the one trouble spot in

the state. 3d perspective, a stormier perspective coming in tomorrow. the frontal boundary edging in our direction, likely to create a better chance for storms through the day tomorrow and especially tomorrow afternoon and evening and early wednesday. take a look at havre de grace weather in motion. this is the view from the tide water marine na. -- marina. the sky looks unsettled. park ton, more sunshine last we go farther west. then from our lady of grace down here to the maryland science center and we find just humid conditions in the city. 85 at the airport. close to 90. better beach weather around here. humidity very high. we'll get a break in this but it will hold off until the last half of the week. thursday and friday we'll feel that drop in humidity.

the heat index value is high. take a look across the region. widely scattered activity. not much of it in maryland at the moment. a lot of it in northern virginia. that could shift through the day. our future trend shows an area offshore. it could preening rain to the lower -- bring rain to the lower eastern shore. you can't get too specific. here's our frontal boundary in southern ohio into central pa. storms likely to flare, at least on a scattered basis. it looks less rainy on wednesday, maybe a stray shower, not as much. the trend into the mid-80s the next couple of days, the drop in humidity. it has going to feel more pleasant. set to get more active with the slow moving front and slow moving are a of low pressure -- area of low pressure.

tropical depression 2 now of the atlantic season south of cancun. this system probably not going to strengthen much. it will be over land over the next few days. sticky, patchy fog. factor that. 3 tomorrow -- 83 tomorrow. then a few showers wednesday, less humid air arriving late wednesday and lingering right into the start of the weekend. after that we'll get hotter as we go beyond that into the first days of summer as we go into sunday and monday. there you g hard to believe we're in the final days of spring. >> out in the desert how hot? >> nevada desert, 105.

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globetrotters week. they went all the way to towson university. so he will open it up on wednesday night. isn't that great? >> always coming through town. they got the moves. good skills. hey, jamie, weather wise, pretty quiet for most of the state. north eastern maryland -- i don't know when the last time you've been to chiles but starting to clear out. not a lot of plackettivity other than the north eastern corner cell. here's a look at the rest of your hour by hour forecast, muggy overnight. we could see a shower tomorrow, so plan for that. >> do what you got to do but come back here tonight. no dribbling.

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tonight ambush. with the president on the world stage, that leaker in hiding spills another secret about spying. america targeting our own ail wlies. tonight his defiant claims, his father's plea. air scare, a man ranting about poison, wrestled by passengers. what's behind the new threats in the air. 711 string. did the convenience store owners smuggle workers into america to exploit them? good evening. diane is enjoying a break with her family tonight as we begin with the whistle blowers ambush. there you see president obama looking relaxed with other world leaders at the g 8 sum it only hours after the guardian revealed america had spied on

its own allies. the latest bomb shell from edward snowden. his secrets are sending shock waves all over the world and now his own father is pleading with him to stop. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: >> reporter: this latest leak in edward snowden's campaign seems carefully timed for maximum embarrassment and outrage as the meeting of world leaders in northern ireland, the so-called g8. snowden gave the "guardian" newspaper top secret documents revealing how the british government spied on "diplomatic targets from all nations" and their "smartphones" at a similar meeting of world leaders in 2009. the "guardian" said other documents from snowden show that at the same meeting four years ago, the nsa intercepted communications from russian president medvedev shortly after he met with president obama. >> no good can