monarch, they found things including visibly dirty equipment. no separate areas for clean and dirty equipment and there was a clogged sink in the area sending debris and leakage on to the area below. 25% said at left one member of the surgical team didn't wear gloves during their liposuction. 5% said at loot one member didn't wear a mask or gown. >> so you can't say whether the healthcare work are or the patients spread it. >> we are unable to put the puzzle together as to which came first. >> reporter: so what did investigators find out? we'll talk about that on abc2

news at 11. he was hur on the field on week one, now jacoby jones may be suffering from another injury on a party bus. jones was hit in the head by a champagne bottle with a stripper. it happened while partying with teammates in d.c. the ravens said their injured wideout has attended meetings and going through the usual rehab. he injured his mcl. the team is still gathering information and declined to comment further. we did hear from coach john harbaugh. >> today marked the first official day of fall, but will

the cooler temperatures continue to playing us. we're looking at a warming trend. nothing out there and temperature wise mid-60s. we topped out in the mid to upper 60s. 68 in perry hall. 66 the frederick way. humidity bone dry, very comfortable conditions. we'll get cooler overnight. 40s by daybreak and a 52-degree reading by midnight. how long will the sunshine hold up. that's straight ahead. >> thanks a lot. we have an update to a story we brought you on friday. we're talking about bear and sasha. they ended up at barks after their owners were told by the landlord they can no longer keep him.

>> inherently dangerous. it opened up landlords to liability pirchlts barks said -- issues. barks said they have more than 100 animals dropped off. >> reporter: we featured the 14 and 15-year-old pitbulls on a story we did friday and barks got flooded wh calls. more than 10 applications have been approved for people hop want to give the dogs a home. some came from baltimore city and others as far as ohio. sasha and bear are a victim of circumstance. never once did they show signs of aggression. they were sweet dogs and well cared for but in maryland they're considered inher rently dangerous. some landlords can't have that liability on their hands, a sad story that struck a chord. >> we've had so much support. it's been amazing.

we've had applications coming in, 10 for sasha and bear and support for people hop want to help the owner. >> reporter: so there still may be a way these dogs can go home again. we'll tell you that part of the story coming up tonight at 6:00. brian kuebler, abc2 abc2. >> check this out. it's snowing already. you might want to pack your winter coat if you're heading west. guess where we are. we'll tell you where this light stuff is starting to fall. >> it may be great for a girl's future career. it can also put a strain on their relationship. >> and is your baby a gbmc baby? the connection that pulled her parents to the hospital we it was time to deliver.

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a highway makes the perfect roadway for a small plane. it experienced mechanical problems in downtown chicago. two cars clipped the plane's left wing. no one was hurt and traffic returned to normal within two hours. things are getting bad in southern maryland. this is video out of charles county. she captured planes and bats. at times it looked more like a sunset it was so full. imagine looking out your window to this monday morning wakeup call. police said this moose has been hanging around one colorado neighborhood for a couple weeks. colorado parks was able to get their hands on it.

it is two or three years old and weighs 1,000 pounds. >> 1,000 pounds. today is officially the first full day of fall. it looks like winter in summit county, colorado. do you care about that colorado storm with the winter? no. let them go. all you can see are headlights and cars. snow showers could continue there today and maybe more throughout the winter. rocky mountain highs. just the opposite back here in the east, clear, sunny and mild. take a look at parkton, today. our view from lady of grace. you see a little color on the trees in baltimore county. in havre de grace this was fantastic over the mighty susquehanna.

how about parksville today just snort of the city finding a few clouds early on. now crystal clear. the setup at the airport is quiet. winds are west, northwest around nine, a bit of a breeze. do you have some great early fall color photos. send them our way. you can do them on our noon page or twitter at abc2 weather. shoot them our way and we will show them on air. the next couple of days and through the day tomorrow you're going to look at this. a lot of sunshine and cool starts and milder afternoon. 69 but most spots will find 70 or so over the next couple of days, probably mid-70s by wednesday and thursday, so we do warm up. the north breeze will help to cool us off more rapidly than will otherwise be the case. almost 40s in garrett county. it's cool in the mountains. in the central part of the state

upper 60s. the big chill is not so far away that you can't keep the plant outdoors. i want to point out the frost and freeze alerts in southwestern pennsylvania. so the frost concern beginning to dip further south, not quite into maryland but it gives you an idea that it can't be all that far away. this doesn't look like it will be here the next seven days. 40s in the morning, a rebound into the 70-degree or so range. most of the day in the 60s so plan for that. then we'll warm it up for more. we'll see the canadian air masses. then the sun works the warmth up that air mass. so clear now. the closest cloud cover at the moment sup toward northern ohio, pittsburgh. the setup on the map is a quiet one. double barreled high pressure. that's a lot of sinking air. if anything toward the middle to

latter part of the week we can get a storm brewing. we're looking for anything to develop. it's a quiet setup. future trend verifies that. you can see no prescription any-- precipitation plans. looking good from atlanta to detroit. there's that offshore storm that could briewp and swing off the coast of maryland, maybe some surf in our direction. by the way, the gulf of mexico looks more active. there are a couple disturbancings but nothing that has developed or threatened to develop into a named entity. 44 tonight. clear and turning cooler. 71 your two-degree guarantee for baltimore tomorrow, a fall feel and the next couple of days, there's that warming trend into the mid to upper 70s. toward the weekend temperatures will run in the upper 70s as well.

we don't see much change. when the weather is this nice, maybe you don't want to see that. we saw quite a bit over the weekend. that put to bed the higher risk. so we had some recent rain. >> how's your swim on sunday yesterday. >> it was great. got out there, did the mile in about 35 minutes, but the three milers are passing a few times. you know you're not the fastest. >> we were in the bay. >> all right. kelly? >> you ever have wound that just won't heal. we're taking your calls. the doctor joins us now. let's talk about the university of maryland medical center, your

background in terms of the treatment. >> thank you for having me on here. it's such an important problem. i'm a vascular surgeon. i was recruited here from new york. what a vascular surgeon does is we take care of blood vessels from head to toe. they wanted me to help give care at midtown campus. it was a three-year process involving a merger between the hospital and the university so we could heighten the care with the already existing practitioners at maryland general hospital so the community could get better care. >> so tell us about the treatment that people receive. >> so we do everything at the midtown campus. we're able to assess the circulation that goes to your legs and upper arms. if you have a wound in those

areas we can assess if there's problems with blood flow and treat it, to maximize blood flow so it can heal. one of the biggest things is whether there's good enough blood flow getting in. that's where i come. i and my partners all come out to the university of maryland medical center and try to help as much as we can. >> is there a dlerches between specialized wound care and physicians who may not be one care certified. >> the biggest thing about people who have been given training, what i call tender loving care. what i found is wound care is bis delivered on a weekly basis, keeping the wounds clean, making sure that everything is right so the environment in which the wound is existing is starting to heal. it's not so much that you see it one day. you need somebody to pay attention to it. >> why is it somhing that

people shouldn't take lightly. >> there's a real threat of losing your leg or life. if there's an opening in our skin, the largest organ in the body, there's a way for bacteria to come in. and that could cause you your leg or life. if we don't get those wounds healed, then those are real risks. >> the doctor will join us throughout 6:30 next door. you can give us a call at 410-481-2222 to get all of your questions answered. women are person earning more degree's at the college level. why some experts believe there could be affecting relationships. >> experts say breast feeding is best but many moms switch early on.

it's house calls. doctor, tell us what can you expect at the first wound care apt -- appointment. >> we are comised as nurses, vascular technicians and staff. we will do the initial testing to make sure everything is optimized for your wound to heal. if not, we will work on getting those things optimized and after that do whatever is needed to get the wound healed. the first appointment is where we assess everything. we start the ball in motion but the real progress is made on a weekly visit basis. it's so important to follow-up. unfortunately, what we have noticed sometime unless the baltimore community is people -- sometimes notice in the baltimore community is people don't follow up. >> you can call 410-481-2222.

women are overtaking men when it comes to education with 60% of bachelors degrees going to women but some women are feeling a strain on their relationships with much less motivated boifs. his self-esteem is lower when he feels his female partner is succeeding. others are strained by ambitious students putting school or careers first. we want to know what you think about the study. log on to abc2news.com/facebook and join in the conversation. several people using the website linked in to land a job

believes the website hacked their e mai. four linkedin users filed a lawsuit against the social business site and accused them of harvesting emails and sending spa. linkedin denies this. if you're looking for work, walmart is hiring for the holidays. the retail chain said it will bring on 55,000 seasonal workers to handle the christmas rush. that's up 50,000 from last year and averages out about 13 more workers per score. targeting is hiring less. the store brought in 8,000 seasonal workers less and this year plans to hire 70,000 for the hl days. a standoff at a shopping mall in kenya. >> it's in the over. we've got the latest on deadly lay tack. floods devastate colorado. the death toll is rising.

>> if you want to up your odds of beating cancer, you should put a ring on it. how being married could help you survive. >> all right, kelly. fall begins in earnest today, the first full day of fall and calling for a lot of autumn sunshine. we have that when we come back.

police are ruling the death of an infant a homicide. the baby died after paramedics took her from the home on brdway. homicide detectives said she died of asphyxiation. so far, no charges have been filed. more than one year after a woman died following surgery at a timonium medspa, there is a final report. we have learned a flesh eating bacteria ultimately killed eula

witherspoon. investigators fond dirty equipment. a stripper hit jacoby jones in the head with a champagne bottle while partying with teammates in d.c. police were called but no one was arrested. >> on the weather front mid-60s. crisp and cool and fall like. nice conditions under clear skies a light north breeze blowing, seven to 12 miles an hour, enough of a breeze that you will notice it. beg picture,. we see a clear sky across the entire east coast offshore. here's our frontal boundary. you see there is wicked weather over the atlantic. across the east coast, it is quiet. overnight into the 50s by

midnight and upper 40s on the map first thing in the morning. we'll talk about how things will change wednesday into thursday. the calm of night has fallen over three days of chaos and killing. a standoff in nairobi, kenya left dozens injured. among the wounded five americans. early today explosions, gunfire and clouds of smoke were seen as they battled with a terrorist group known as al shabaab. the terrorists with tie -- ties to al qaeda stormed the small p-mal -- mall. this man was in the mall with his 2-year-old daughter. >> i grabbed my daughter and ran crows the mall. >> what could just be just as scary for the sument, the terror group is one of a few able to recruit members in this country. terrorism experts said what

happened in kenya could easily be copied here. there's no heightened threat after this attack. >> as upmentioned, there was one american inside. hick handler's wife was also in the mall when the attack happened. karen travers has more on the story. >> reporter: american nick handler was at the west gate mall on saturday with his 2-year-old daughter. his wife was a floor below them. he heard the explosion and gun fiermt he grabbed his daughter and ran. >> we ended up hiding out in an inventory room. >> reporter: his wife was evacuated by police. the family reunited outside of the street. >> we ran toward each other and hugged. >> reporter: this california native was among the dozens injured. she had surgery on her chet, arm

and -- chest, arm and leg. the group al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack. >> extremely deadly organization, very well trained. >> reporter: one of the only al qaeda affiliates to recruit in the u.s. 53 recruits and more than half traced back to minneapolis/st. paul. this is video of a training video of men who died as martyrs. >> this is a real disneyland. >> the realoncern, based on this attack is ones that have gone and are back, could they conceivably be in place here to launch an attack. >> reporter: president obama reached out to kenya's president yesterday to offer his

condolences. karen travers, reporting. >> it was top of mind as president obama spoke with the president of nigeria about the threat of global tresm. >> we have seen the e her jobs of one of the most vicious organizations in the world. it presents an exother nir ri security challenge for the people of nigeria and we want to be cooperative in that process eneyed nigeria to deal with that terror threat. >> president obama addresses the full assembly tomorrow and will touch on a deal to deindustry siri cran's chemical weapons and try to ease englisher over the nsa spying scandal. this is what's left behind