>> as construction crews keep building, so does the excite m the signs being finished -- will be replaced by the hustle and bustle of shoppers. kim downs and jennifer lou work next door and said they are worried they will be here too much. >> it's cool but disturbing because it's so close and so accessible. that means we'll probably be over there a lot. >> yeah, spending our money. >> reporter: it's in the only customers looking forward to the doors open but hundreds of job seekers. he was out of work three months before finding his new position as a cashier at target. >> i was interviewed by three different people and pretty much hired on the spot. they need a whole bunch of people at the store. i was excited that they accepted

me. just like sig monde, 98 -- sigmund, 98% are city workers. >> a town square that will have a lot of the smaller tenants in them and many of them are local tenants like mission barbecue, like jimmy john's, samo's and people like that. >> most of our projects are in the city and we wanted to make sure that we gave the city the benefit of this project. >> when this opens, there will be a lot of people here. it will be a mad house. we're excited. it will be a lot of fun. >> all right. there will be a grand opening coming up with 70% of the stores owning their doors. that's happening on october 8th.

and follow her for breaking news and daily story updates at katrina bush, abc2. >> named after a very famous hurricane -- katrina. i think we'll stay dry the rest of the night. we have seen showers inching north as close as roanoke, south of richmond, maybe a few showers. unless the travel plans take you south, you will stay dry. annapolis, we're sitting at 69. it will be a cool evening but not too cool. through the overnight into the 50s. a cool start. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. well, howard county police say they hope to mick an arrest in a case where a sleeping teenager was groped by a burglar. it happened early saturday morning in ellicott city.

the suspect cut through the screen on the ground level and inappropriately touched the teenager sleeping on the sofa. it has people leving in the hear freaked out. >> i thought i was safer than where i was in baltimore city but stuff happens everywhere, i guess. >> when the girl woke up, the suspect bolted out of a sliding glass door. he took a laptop and cell phone with him when he left. a brave man is wearing a nice new pin on his shirt. meze p--- kevin kamenetz presented it. the man saw a woman through a smoky window and rushed in to help. >> if it want for you, i

wouldn't be here. thank you so much, forever. >> woods pulled the woman, her husband and dog out before the firefighters got there. he's a lifelong catonsville resident. >> a man is robbed not just of his wallet but his shoes, pants and dignity. >> why annapolis police are especially concerned about this attack. >> less than a week ago a fire torched a popular neighborhood store. how the three brothers are planning to come back from the disaster. >> 76 at bwi, two degrees above average. our two-degree weather winner, brenda mckinney, congratulations. you'll be in the running for the monthly prize pack. we're back with maryland's most

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tonight we're taking your calls on wounds that just won't heal. there could be a variety of reasons. the doctor with the university of maryland medical center. doctor, talk about diabetes and why that can make if more difficult for the wounds to heal. >> diabetes affects you in multiple different ways. one it can affect your blood flow at the macro level. what i mean by that, we have blood vessels that we have given names to that we can tom and i as a vascular surgeon can do something about. it also impairs blood flow at

the very smallest tiniest blood vessels that are microscopic, called capillaries. when those get diseased, you don't get enough blood flow. whats did the blood flow do, it brings in oxygen. it heals, but if the blood flow can't get there, it won't heal. diabetics get neuropathy. basically diabetics have trouble feeling their feet. what we do, because we can feel if we have uncomfortable feeling we shift offer weight but dpeeb ticks don't know that -- diabetics don't know that and will have a breakdown in the skin. >> you have this wound two, three, four years, can you assume i won't heal are be treated? >> not at all. it's the matter of getting the right treatment. the same thing i've been saying

since last monday and the doctors from last week, get. be seen, get assessed. let's optimize everything. if the wound won't heal, at least we can keep this clean so it won't cause an an infection that could cost you your limb or life. >> the doctor is here taking your calls. the number is 410-481-2222. man, this was last friday. less than a week after a fire torched this popular store, they're back in business. three brothers is one of the shops that burned down last friday night. we found the guys a few feet from the original store front. the man who started it said this is just the beginning of their recovery. >> my son, i don't know. he said he's going to knock this down and condemn it and build again but not to the extent we had, but on a much smaller

scale. >> firefighters took 14 hours to put out the frames -- flames. and the two elderly pitbulls who captured our hearts, look at them still looking at you. i mean, they're out of the barks animal shelter but they aren't home with their owners. sasha and barron are staying with a foster family. the family was forced to surrender the dogs when the landlords band pitbulls because of a recent courtuling. barks is trying to find a family to adopt them. in that falls through, at least 10 families are approved to adopt the pups. all new at 6:00 tonight a robbery in annapolis last night. a man was robbed for more than his wallet. he was also robbed of his dignity. don harrison explains. >> they actually removed his

nike boots from his feet, his shorts he was wearing and also his socks. once they got his shirts and shoes, they took off running. >> reporter: that's right. they took his shoes, shorts with his wallet and took off running, leaving him in his underwear. >> that is crazy. that's on a whole another level. >> reporter: the victim walked to his car about 10:00 last night. he originally fought off the first attacker until a second man showed up wearing a mask and carrying a gun. this has them shocked. >> i think it's absolutely horrible. there's no reason for that. i have children that play in this neighborhood. that's totally insane. >> reporter: annapolis police have a lot of concerns. police believe whoever did this put a lot of effort into the crime. >> seems like the guys were lying in wait for him, wearing

dark clothing, masks over their face. >> definitely shows a lot of crash about the community and our safety. absolutely. >> it will keep going on until someone steps up to the plate and do something about it. >> in annapolis, don harrison. we start off with maryland's most powerful radar. we see some activity down into virginia, roan know southern -- roanoke, southern shannon dhow ya valley. unless your travels take you toward roanoke, you're staying rain free. see the high thin clouds. they thicken up later in the

day. sunset is happening earlier. low 70s today. i want to take a lock at the overall forecast. first, take you inside the mobile app. send pictures of the fall colors. shoot it our way with the abc2 news app or on our twitter handle, got foliage. the bay water temp still hovering around 70 and it's going to be a nice one. moderate uv index, thin clouds, 59 out to the west. most of the state hovering around 70. what little wind we have from the southeast, it's very slight. just a few clouds. thicker cloud cover further shout into virginia. the nearest rain, though continues to trends to the south across the carolinas, edging into virginia. it's a southern slider. the high pressure dome over upstate new york in the niagara

falls area. that's continuing to hold. it should slide out harmlessly over the next 24 hours but this will bring clouds. future trend shows that system staying weak, providing some showers offshore tomorrow but just a few clouds into the state. more interesting as we go beyond tomorrow into the day on friday, the beginning of a coastal system that should intensify and run up the seaboard. it could bring breezy conditions but all indications, it stays out to sea throughout the weekend and early next week. you see the beginnings of that, the energy coming across florida. we have unsettled off the east coast of florida. a whole ball of wax that will merge with that and develop, we think, into the next few days. tonight down to 52, partly cloudy and mild. 77 your two-degree guarantee. a few clouds but, yes, staying

dry, mild in the mid-50s. not bad at all f you like what we've been seeing, mid to upper 70s for you. things begin to change a little bit into the second half of the week and early next week as we could get breezy weather, maybe extra cloud cover late sunday into monday. again, right now, still expecting that coastal runner to stay off the coast. >> love this. >> big paddleboard race. >> all right. every time you visit the little sisters in caught caught, caught -- in catonsville, you get a piece of heaven. she's 100 years old. she cut the ribbon on the assisted living home. yeah, marie! her gift? she's got signed balls from

coach harbaugh and the ravens. she get has -- gets a cake. >> i feel rejuvenated, and i guess it's because of them. they took really good care of me. i danced and just had a good time, so i thought -- the president sent a nice little note. there he is. she calls joe flacco pretty. >> are you serious? >> doesn't look 100, doesn't she? >> no. she's really 40. >> 100 is the new 40. stay close for "the list." justin tim about lake is

coming back to baltimore. where you can see his new show. that's coming up on "the list" at 7.

all right. we're wrapping up with the university of maryland medical center. doctor, are there certain protocols for patients with cancer. >> patients who have radiation, it affects the tissues where they actually thrombose or they clot off those small blood vessels we were just talking about in diabetics. when you get wounds, they don't

get oxygen. that's where a hyperbaric can come into play to help them heal their wounds. >> it's something people should take seriously. >> every wound is serious. if it hasn't healed in four weeks, get in and see somebody and we can help you. >> we'll be here for a couple more minutes. the number is on your screen. 410-481-2222.

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facebooking or tweeting. our investigators will show which financial companies are using social media to evaluate applicants and how this works. >> a quick check of the weather. it's 70 degrees or so out there. as we look at the next seven days, temperatures running around 75 degrees, so comfortable sunshine. >> so it's safe to get a car wash. >> all right. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 11. happy birthday, marie.

welcome to "world news." tonight stalking the hall. secrets veeld in a new surveillance tape from the navy yard shooting, the man with the shotgun moving out of the shadows. we learn how the killer chose

his targets. 62 children behind a car and the driver cannot see a single one of them in the mirror. tonight news about making the car in your driveway safer. and real money for retirement. with one easy fix we save a family half a million dollars for their future, and we'll show you how to do it, too. and tonight victory at sea. how team usa pulled off one of the greatest come backs ever. good evening on this wednesday night. we begin with a haunting new video, a killer roaming the halls of the washington navy yard looking for targets. the fbi released the new surveillance tape showing frame by frame how the gunman moved in secret and around him workers scramble for cover. the video is not easy to watch

but abc junior justice correspondent shows us what it reveals behind the mind of a mass shooter. >> reporter: this is alexis armed with a sawed off shotgun hunting innocent victims. it started as a routine monday at the navy yard. alexis shows his pass and is waved in by a security guard, just before 8 am. surveillance cameras capture him driving into a parking garage and moments later walking in through the front door of building 197. he's been hired as a civilian contractor working on the building's computer network. there is no metal detector or bag check. we next see him armed with a shotgun, peeking behind doors, look be for someone, anyone to ambush. he moves quickly down the stairs with purpose, eager. look, he sees some people and ducks behind a wall. today the first official explanation of why. >> it was a mentally unable individual. >> reporter: this shotgun is the primary murder weapon. on it he etched a number of

carvings including end to the torment. alexis had been hearing voices and believed he was being bombarded by micro waves, something the navy knew about. >> he held a delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency or e.l.f. electro magnetic waves. >> reporter: in his computer files the fbi found this. >> a document retrieved from the electronic media stated quote, ultra low frequency attack is what i've been subject to for the last three months. and to be perfectly honest, that is what has driven me to this. >> reporter: so what should have been a routine day, alexis killed 12 people, mothers, fathers, sons, daughters. diane, they never had a chance

and still no answers to why so many red flags were missed. >> thank you, pierre. and also next tonight we have new details about that other mass shooting, the terrorist attack on the shopping mall in kenya. we are told tonight that the terrorists had a secret place inside the mall for months where they could plan their attack. abc's alex marquardt brings us the late breaking deals. >> reporter: the terrorists who strode calmly through westgate mall, gunning down innocent civlians, knew the lay of the land. a kenyan official told abc news that for at least three months, the group rented a store in the mall, a base to plan their bloody attack and, according to american officials, likely stash automatic weapons and homemade bombs. the store was on the second level, above international brands like converse and samsung and near that large supermarket where we saw scenes like this. kenyan officials say the