threats to police. we will bring outverdict when it comes -- you the verdict when it comes down. stay with us at abc2 news hash tag gmm on twitter. tonight the eldersburg community will get a second chance to end violence. last tuesday hundreds came out for the events around baltimore for the national night owled. -- night out. tonight's event will include food music and activities for the kids. and it starts at 6 in the sykesville freedom district fire department carnival route. pair of burglars are terrorizing in pigtown. those living there say two teens broke into one house saturday. that home owner posted a description of the suspects on a neighborhood watch page and then the very next day, the teens were back in the same neighborhood. neighbors followed the teens until they disappeared on washington boulevard five minutes before police showed

up. >> we discussed the response time which i think was about 2 hours later after at least five neighbors called 911 yesterday. it was about two hours later they arrived. i think four cars showed up. by that time, the kid had left. >> police say the records show the units arrived 5 to 10 minutes after the initial 911 call. but a few did take about 20 minutes to get there. one of the neighbors has passed cell phone pictures of thesuspects onto police. this morning, a 14-year-old girl is recovering after being shot in a drive by shooting. police say this happened on hoffman street in northeast baltimore and according to authorities, the teen was shot in the leg and a bullet grazed a woman's arm. police say both victims were in the street playing football when someone in a silver car drove by and opened fire immediately. to sports where the orioles hope to bounce back after a tough road loss out west. the bird fell to arizona late last night 7-6 the final score and it was a walk off variety.

bottom of the 9th that decisive blow came after the orioles tied it in the top of the 9th. the orioles remain five games out of first place in the al east and the same two teams will go at it again tonight. an update involving a fan who threw a banana at adams joan during sunday's game. that fan at he can -- alexander holden says he threw the banana on the field out of frustration over how the giants were playing and it was not racially motivated at all. in case-- he grabbed the first thing he saw and threw it on the field. jones tweeted about that incident after the game and giants say they will continue to investigate the incident. today we will learn more about the nfl's new policy regarding bags on. it's important if you intend to watch the ravens play because from now on, if you head to a regular season or preseason game this year, at m and t bank stadium the big purses or large bags are not allowed in the

stadium anymore. nfl officials say the rules will increase public safety and make it easier for fans to get into the stadium. the ravens will hold a press conference at m and t bank stadium at 11 this morning to talk about this new policy in place. now time for a check of the forecast now. if that meeting tax place at 11 -- takes place at 11, it can be a wet meeting. >> as you head out the door, grab the umbrella because you will need it today. being see what's going on behind me. the satellite and radar are picking up on clouds. we have had patchy fog but also what we are seeing this morning we have the rain beginning to push in here sliding off to the north and east. that rain will be here as you go into the morning. we might get a break in the action but it will come back as a cold front traverses the area. dew points yes we are quite on the muggy side coming in at 72in baltimore city. 70 annapolis. and temperatures this morning are on the warm side as well. we are at 80 right now in

baltimore city. and glen burnie coming in at 77. i will tell you when the rain pushes out of here and we will see the sunshine again. over to you. >> 4:37. the plan to develop a huge section of baltimore inner harbor is taking a step forward. last night the city council gave preliminary approval to the project. the city plans to borrow more than $100 million to pay for roads, parks and other infrastructure on the harbor point site between harbor east and fells point. opponents say the money could be done for other parts of the city used better that way they say. supporters including mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says the project will create hundreds of jobs and bring hundreds of millions of dollars back into the city due to new tax revenue. >> it's going to be great for the developer. it's not going to be such a benefit to the rest rest of the area. >> harbor east was opposed by many but a lot of people say it was a pretty good project now.

>> the vote was 11 to 3 and the final vote is expected to come next month. uniformed -- a uniform company has three strikes against it. customers all over the country are speak out gents sports 55 but customers are not the only one talking. we will hear from a former employee on what goes on behindclosed doors. it's the latest in abc2 news investigation that you need to see. >> well if you are heading out on 97, nothing to worry about it's nice and clear at beltway and i will show you what the other main lines look like. i will have the latest drive times coming up after the break.

drama scandal and a dark history and that's how current anne arundel county executive laura neumann is describing the leopold administration and the impact on the police department. she asked for a independent review of the police to restore confidence in the force. that panel headed by police commissioner fred beal feld release -- bealefeld released their results yesterday. there were 10 recommendations for higher pay and a better way to promote officers. bealefeld says the hiring of the new chief is the right move towards stabilizing the department. >> i have a lot of faith in chief davis and i've known him for a little while but having a chief having a chief in there that's going to be around for a

little minute is important. that's an important first step. >> bealefeld said the panel's recommendations had to do with the way the department was run at the top. he says the rank and file officers are doing a fine job. howard county police are looking for a man who witnesses say exposed himself in someone's yard. the incident happened on tom edison drive off columbia gateway drive sunday. police say the suspect was seen in someone's yard naked spraying himself with a garden hose. once he was spotted, police say the man may have gotten into a silver. suv and driven away. anyone with information on his whereabouts or anything you may have seen give them a call 410pp 313-stop. hospital technician accused of causing hepatitis c outbreak in multiple states won't face criminal charges everywhere. david kwiatkowski will avoid

charges in maryland kansas and georgia. he is accused of injecting himself with stolen syringe and then swapping them out for those used on patients. he will plead guilty to 7 counts of tampering with a consumer product in obtaining controlled substances and fraud. >> and from abc2's maryland most accurate forecast. >> the rain is on the move this morning. [ no audio ]

>> reporter: if you are heading downtown the jfx is a good option. 50 miles per hour southbound is going to take the typical 11 minutes from here to get all the way down to fayette street and this morning there are no delays traveling throughout fort mchenry tunnel or harbor tunnel. that's your time savor traffic. a story broken by the abc2 news investigators we heard from investigators from around the country who played the waiting game when a uniform company but they are not the

only ones talking. goas josie--ose sterman saturday -- joce sterman sat down to find out what's going on. >> reporter: complaints one after another coaches who say the uniforms they paid for have been stalled in the system. >> it's been 15 weeks and all we have is jersey and hat. >> reporter: customers blame the delay on sports 5 the company they paid up front for shirts pants and hats for the sports teams. many complain to the maryland attorney general that they were told they would have the stuff within 4 to 6 weeks. but insiders say they knew that would never happen. >> to tell people lies every day weeks it gets to you. >> reporter: this man worked at sports 55 for about a year and was recently let go. he says he has been threatened so he wants to keep his identity in the dark while shedding light about what he says he saw behind closed doors at sports 55. >> i know it's not my place to

apologize and it's not my fault but i just feel real bad. i feel real terrible. >> reporter: terrible about what he calls bad business practices. detailing order backups that go months beyond what customers are often told. this employee and another we talked to say the bosses at sports 55 told them and others who worked there to keep putting off angry customers who wondered why the stuff was not ready. >> it's one of the things where let's keep the customer happy even though we know it hasn't started yet. so it could be 6 weeks but we were told to tell them it should be shipped and they should get a tracking number many days. >> reporter: and that's exactly what many customers were told. when they didn't arrive they got more run around on the timing of the deliverych they told us they do the best to -- delivery. they told us they do the best to meet the delivery but it's tough and he says those complaining with a tiny

fraction of the thousandss of orders they handle. >> you see the money coming in the question is where is the money going. >> reporter: it's a valid question for an employee who showed us his bounced paycheck written from a sports 5 5 account for 385 dollars didn't clear getting rejected by the bank. offer a smaller amount of cash to gethim through until they comfort check promises that sounded familiar as the ones given to customers. >> i am disappointed in the company and in the owners of the company because i think they mean to do right but they just are so far in the hole that they don't know how to get out. >> reporter: joceterman -- ster -- joce sterman. >> we asked the owner about the bounced checks and the claims made by the employees and he said his lawyer instructed him not to talk. if you missed the original investigation you can find under on abc2news.com under the investigation section and click on the story and get caught up on what's going on.

well helping middle class families succeed while improving maryland's economy. that's what a congressman is looking to do but thinks the solution may be a little more complex. we will tell you what he has in mind. and baby video monitors can help parents keep ion on their -- an eye on their kids even when they are not in the room but they can serve as a danger says one family. if you are not careful you may not be the only person watching your child. we will explain as good morning maryland continues news time 4:50. so i'm checking out the jetta. 34 hwy m. check.

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a look at stories making national headlines for today. a 16-year-old a girl is back home with her father in southern california. hannah anderson and her dad werereunited yesterday. 44-year-old james dimaggio is accused of abducting her last we are and fbi rescued her last weekend and dimaggio was shot and killed. anderson must deal with the fact her mother and brother are dead. according to police, the teen had no idea dimaggio allegedly killed her mom and younger brother. >> the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous horrific ordeal. i am very proud of her and i love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family and friends and community. >> we are learning more about what happened in idaho. we also learned dimaggio shot at agents before an fbi agent killed him and rescued hannah.

it's been three months since the tornado ripped through moore observation lahomea and those living there are-- oklahoma and those living there are in the process of getting back to normal. teachers are officially head back to the classroom and students will return at the end of the week. more than a thousand teachers headed a -- attended a welcome back ceremony. they decided to make family the theme for the upcoming school year. the governor of colorado is declaring a state of emergency after flash flooding leads to more and more mud slides. governor john hickenlooper signed a disaster declaration for manitou springs in the county that will provide thousands of dollars for cleanup and at least one person was killed and dozens of homes damaged or destroyed. heavy rains continue to fall in parts of the state yesterday. back here at home we can see heavy rain coming up for you today. that's a live look down at baltimore's inner harbor.

the hard rock is shining brightly at the power plant you say i think we need to keep the umbrellas handy. >> you are right. and we are starting to see showers and thunderstorms popping up on maryland's most powerful radar now. we are lookinin baltimore county so as you step out and about we are dealing with that and this is going to fill in towards the afternoon. around hampstead going through woodensburg sliding off towards the east this morning. also we slide a little further to the south and we see another shower and thunderstorm popping up around reisterstown owings mills and randallstown and also we are seeing this, this morning. >> reporter: we are off to a rany start but we are looking at high speeds on 95 in white marsh. 65 miles per hour southbound right at the beltway. you are not going to have problems heading down to the fort mchenry tunnel. that will be clear as well as the harbor tunnel despite all the construction 895 moving along. and 695 this is what it locks

like south of broening highway outer loop is clear making the push from 95 up to 83. that stretch takes 11 minutes and in pikesville conditions will be the same. at green spring the inner loop will be in great shape up to 83 and the outer loop typical drive time of 11 minutes from 795 down to 95. you can be the first to know about the drive times all tough do is follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. right now the minimum wage in maryland is 7.25 an hour and that could go up if a lawmaker gets his way who plans to push for a minimum wage increase. he believes raises the minimum wage will help working families succeed and improve the economy. a push to increase the minimum wage to $10 by 2015 failed to pass a senate committee in the legislative session. good morning maryland continues in just a moment. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪

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[ brag and -- beep ] and as a father i am supposed to protect her but it's a little embarrassing but it won't happen again. >> he says the hack core see the daughter name on the wall which is how he knew what to call her and the only saving grace was that his daughter allison was born deaf and didn't hear a thing. good morning maryland at 5 begins right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you now good morning maryland. >> new this morning tragedy at a ball park in atlanta. a fan falls to his death find out what police say happened and what they are investigating today. a live picture as we start this tuesday morning our area under a flash flood watch. what you need to know before heading out the door on this tuesday august 13th. we had an early warning about that flash flood watch thanks in large part to the storm shield app. >> you are right. this is going to be the day you want to do that before you step

out and about because we have the potential for the storms turning severe especially into the afternoon where the cold front is closer to us and theslashing of the air masses and that's what you can have. before -- but if you have the app it will alert you to severe weather. we are looking at thunderstorms popping in baltimore county as of now. so if you around randallstown and further off towards the north towards the east of york pennsylvania, you are going to be running into heavy thunderstorms there. and we do have heavier rain back off towards the west that will begin to move through the area as we continue right through the morning hours. we will get a brief break in the action and we will do it all over again towards the afternoon. so this is is what we are talking about with the flash flood watch in effect and we can see it for the areas shaded in green and we can see it for most of our viewing area but the eastern shore is not too bad you are not under that. but if you are heading points off towards the west, and also to the north you are under the flash flood watch until 3:00 for today. the temperatures right now coming in above average. we are in the upper 70s in a

lot of spots this morning. as we work our way through the rest of the day, this is what to expect. not only do we have the rain and thunderstorms out there this morning, we are waking up to patchy fog in areas. and we are looking at temperatures at 76 degrees when you wake up around 6:00. by around 9, that temperature at 79 we will stay quite humid until the cold front passes and by lunchtime more showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. that temperature coming in at 83. let's check the traffic now. >> reporter: as we mentioned baltimore county is getting hit with rain. you are looking live at 795 here at owings mills boulevard. you want to be extra careful because conditions will be very slick this morning. traveling on 695, here's a live look at the west side. no delays to get in your way though. you looking at 11 minutes on the outer loop from 795 all the way down to 95. and over on the east side of the beltway the inner loop is niceand clear and outer loop nothing get in are way from harford up to dulaney valley record where we are looking at 55 miles per hour.

clear all the way up to 83. and the jfx to get downton you are looking at 11 -- downtown you are look at 11 minutes from downtown to east fayette street. no delays from the fort mchenry or harbor tunnel. in just a few hours jury deliberation also continue in a murder for hire trial. karla porter is accused of arranging to have her husband killed at a towson hess gas station in 2010. she told a jury the threats and abuse got so bad she had no choice but to kill her husband. the state says she never reported any threats of abuse or anything to police. we will bring you the verdict as soon as it is reached and find out about all yourbreaking news by following us on twitter hash tag gmm. >> and testimony resumes in the -- and testimony resumes in the sentencing hearing of bradley man hog faces up to 90 years in prison for disclosing classified information through wikileaks. the penalty stage will take place at