pringle tells us he's looking forward to more to come. are they all his? >> the nine months of the pregnancy are very, very rewarding. >> reporter: for 32 years he has been delivering babies at gbmc. a lot of pictures, too many to hang. >> this one is like one big fiesta oar like quintuplets. >> every year they send me a news letter of what every child is doing and they have been doing that for the mast 18 years. >> reporter: there have been a lot of photos of chubby cheeks and changes at the hospital.

when' arrived in 1981, it was not the hospital it is today but one thing that has been here since the very beginning was the commitment to women's health. >> gbmc has been deeply rooted in women's health. we have continued to build on that tradition, and right now, you know, we have this beautiful campus that we have. >> reporter: now it'sen in has the baby hospital -- it's known as the baby hospital. the doctor loves being a part of that. we asked him if he remembered the first baby he delivered this. was in medical school. he said he was so, sited that he stayed up the whole night. >> one time i had about 40 people at my house for dinner, and they did call me. i made this back when they were

leing. >> reporter: the doctor hopes the hospital will continue to grow and get even bigger and he wants to be part of. it hey, he's even got the wall space. megan preeningle. >> gbmc is hoping that a lot of the babies will show up -- the opt is attempting to get a huge photo. all right. we've been asking for your photos. >> we want to show you the pierson family. 13 years ago today at age 33 my wife was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer after one month of discovering we're having our first baby. it became a very different experience. double mastectomy at week 6. >> he goes on to say our son was

born at gbmc premature at 32 weeks but quite healthy a miracle bab bit. afterwards, my wife underwent radiation and breast reconstruction. she is always a support to others. 13 years cancer free, as of 9:20. today is our pink anniversary. that's today. >> we want more stories like this one. so. mail us your gbmc story pix at wmar.com. >> 13 years cancer free today. all right. they are serving up all kinds of healthy meals. >> but tonight we will go into the maryland food bank and look at the hunger. >> this is a great story that will leave you smiling from ear

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navy yard shooter. >> aaron alexis was spotted on camera at 8:01 parking his car in the elevator, got off the elevator, went to the bathroom with a bag and came out with a sawed off shotgun, fired shots on the first flair and third floor and then is the a security guard. >> he had run out of ammo but used the security guard's gun. by 9:30 alexis had been shot and killed. as far as his mental state we have learned he may have had a confrontation with a family in norfolk, virginia airport that people were following him and keeping him awake. >> he started getting

belligerent, reaching toward his mid-river, waist leak, reaching for something, maybe a weapon. >> this is another piece of thester ri. the same government crrttor that handled him vetted edward snowden. that company is now under criminal investigation. isn't that something? >> disturbing. >> okay. mike of westminster died and leaves behind a weave and three daughters. a memorial fund is set up to help the fund. you can send it car of pnc bank, 2325 hanover pike in ham sted. we'll take you to bel air. 77 degrees. dew points higher in compare son

to yesterday. it's a sticky fee. the reason is because of the southerly wind it's creachging in the juice from the south and moving it in. that's going to allow for the rain to move. 70 for the rest of the evening. some high clouds will build in after midnight. we'll call it limited sunshine to weak up. 612 goes to 7 -- 62 to 72. your weather headlines mild, increasing clouds after midnight. limit sunshine to start the day. by saturday tonight rain will develop. the further north and west the rain will start early. if you're going out to the mountains you'll see the rain move in. by sunday things will look better. it will be cooler and the winds will pick up late saturday afternoon. 0 in town. this was our official high. 70s for most of the area. then 78 in the city.

70s north and west. dew points are close to 60. just measures the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. the dew points are starting to feel stickier but it's moistening the levels. go out to the west. there are some showers working out over deep creek. out toward indianapolis, this is a tropical low. it's tropical moisture that's being fed up along the cold front. downpours will be part of it. you notice the infrared satellite showing a low. it will get close enough to enhance the rain tomorrow, maybe a clap or two of thunder. when you get this green in here, that's indicative of some good juice that's moving into the system. about an inch of rain could fall. 50s to around 60 but most spots around 63 for the night.

we'll get close to 730. the model is bullish. here comes the rain. by saturday rain in the city. it will rain saturday night. everything will clear. n, sunshine and temperatures held back into the 70s. some localized spots around an inch and half. otherwise, this doesn't look look a big deal. 55 to 64 for the night. tomorrow muggy, mild, temperature around 78 in the city and it won't get out of the 60s well out toward the mountains. it's an ugly day on saturday. stay in if you can. 74 and gorgeous by next week. wool plea talk more about the forecast. >>, lent. with each of you -- if you donate two canned foods, imagine the deference it can make. >> we are collecting two cans

for kids. palestinian net charles went into the maryland food bank to see a what they're doing to help out kids in need and give them a healthy start. >> reporter: it's september. students are back in collapse and the leaves on the trees are starting to change but one thing hasn't changed, the need to feed maryland children. >> we are reaching record levels of distribution. it used to be the holidays are very busy for us. this past year we distributed the same amount. >> reporter: it is the mission of the maryland food bank year round 24 hors a day. seven day as week. the food bank serves 970 food kevinens in our area. pastor richard brown and his wife organizes the soup kevinen feeding 150 people every wednesday, benefiting from your donation. >> we fix a full meal for them, not just a bowl of soup. we very arely serve soup.

>> reporter: and a healthy meal. that's the goal of the maryland food bank, to make shower that people are getting the nutrients needed to get through the day. this executive chef said you won't find a fryer in her kitchen. instead, she's using her baking, grilling and roasting skills to serve healthy meal oles we're serving approximately 2,000 kids a day for the afterschool practice. everything has to be broken down and nutritionally analyzed. we use a lot of the fresh produce. we'll use it for the kid's meals. >> reporter: what can you do. we're collecting healthy cans, canned fruits, veggies, tuna and chicken. while you may be preparing your

next meal, others around you may not know where their next meal is coming from. >> right now almost half a million marylanders don't know where their next meal is come from. 162,000 are children, so this drive is important. >> we will be accepting donations for the two cans for kids through this month. for dropoff locations, head to abc2news.com. you can find them in our featured content section. we'll help you save money. i said save money. now we got your attention. >> we'll show you how to save online with three easy steps before you complice purchase. >> this is jelly. turn around so we scan see. people all over the country are hearing about joey's good deed. we'll show his amazing acts of kindness.

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there are tons. or you can use your favorite search engine. it is easy. before you shop, always go through a shopping portal. sure, you could check over to gap.com and check out. if you go to rebates.com and click out you get 3% back on entire purchase or 4% on ebay.com or four amtrak points. there are so many portals. and i find one useful. finally use a point or cash back credit card. not only does shopping with a credit card offer you more purchase protection, it offers greater rewards. some cards give you bonus points on travel, some on office supplies. if i complice straight to the samples, i see this 18 sheet

cross cut shredder. clicking through e bay gives me 2% cash back. and five chase point last dollar, which to me are worth two cents each. now, what are you going to do with a giant shredder? i don't know. maybe you can put some dollar bills in it. if you're not taking advantage of the strategies every time you shop, that's basically what you're doing. >> good stuff. here's a look at what we're working on. there was one less parking spot downtown bus of -- because of this, trees, green plants. we'll tell you about it. plus pick up a rental car and it breaks down. those stories and more coming up at 6.

great story. it was an act of kind next the kind of thing that happens every day. >> we're going to hear about this guy. joey was on duty at dairy queen when a line formed. one of the customers was a blind man who dropped a $20 on the floor hoot lady behind him picked it up so quickly. i thought she's going to hand this back when she put it in her purse. she goes it as my money. i said all right. i'm going to ask you to leave the store right now. >> joey said the woman made a big shean started cursing him. the blind man in line heard what

was happening. joey want goi to let it go at that. he pulled $20 out of his own pocket and offered it to the blind man. luckily another customer heard it and spread the word. it spread so far that billionaire warren buffett who owns dairy queen personally reached out to joey to thank him. >> can upimagine getting a call from warren buffett. >> not so happy if you have pee wee football. you better dig out the umbrella. >> we're tracking rain and maryland's most accurate forecast. website woab news at -- abc2 news at 6 starts right now. a maryland dentist caught trying to swap pills for sex. you'll here from -- hear from a

woman who had a relationship with dr. vaqar choudry. >> the children -- do your children know what to do in a house fire? >> before you speed off that rental car lot, you better check out the speedometer. some cars are leaving people stranded. >> kelly swoope, jamie costello. >> well, welcome. welcome to fridays for now on. >> thank you. >> let's take a look at maryland's most powerful radar. you're going to love tonight. however, you look out toward the mountains and there are scattered showers. look well out to the west. go out to indianapolis, memphis, texas, houston. this is a system that will impact us as we go into saturday

afternoon. the satellite looks great. it's a gorgeous evening setting up. 73 woodbine. go up toward cecil county. 74 in elkton. moon lit skies with a temperature around 65. a few high clouds develop after midnight and won't wake up to limited sunshine. out to the with the it's predominantly cloudy and the rain moves in. it could be as as one or two earns. we'll talk more about that. we'll show you maryland's most accurate seven-day forecast. news from the housing department on the monarch medspa case. they were shut down after three patients came down with an aggressive form of strept. one died. the record said a lack of recommend infection pretext procedures contributed to it and when inspectors looked at the facility they found dirty

equipment, a clogged sink in the loy pow suction room that was liking flew wed and no separation between the clean and dirty sterilization areas. baltimore police are on the hunt for a plan they say is armed and dangerous. abc2 news got a hold of a poster. police say michael, better known has smiley committed a sex offense on dukeland street in july. he's in his 20s with facial hair on his chin. again, police say the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. so they're asking anyone with information on the crime or his whereabouts to call crime stoppers right now at 1-866-7-lockup. if your tip leads to an arrest, you could get up to $2,000. four people are charged with beating a sex offender to death. two of the suspects, it may have been a case of retaliation.

latiqwa mayes and her father willie spotted donald robinson and started yelling that robinson had raped her. the two other suspects we playing basketball near by all four suspects punched and kicked robinson and sprayed him with pepper spray. robinson later died at the hospital. police said mayes never reported the rape. a 9-year-old boy shot earlier this week is doing women according to family and friends. kenneth, an avid draw are and sports love are is in good spirits much the shooter faces teamed first and second-degree murder along with several assault charges. 37-year-old kenneth graham is a convicted felon and