meeting her cancer diagnosis head on. >> and a group of boy scout leaders are in hot water.

we've got a criminal evaluation underway after a group of boy scout leaders destroyed a rock formation in utah. now the men are calling it a dangerous threat for an accident waiting to happen. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the celebration for these boy scout leaders is over. it turns out the rock formation, known as a goblin that they purposely knocked over in a utah state park is tens of millions years old. a criminal investigation is underway but the scout leaders are defending their action. >> way to go. just a little bit. >> reporter: in the video they posted on facebook, the men

claimed they were protecting people from the fragile rock. >> some little kid was about to walk down here and die and glen saved his life by getting the boulder out of the way. >> he destroyed something that could never exist again. >> reporter: goblin valley is a historic site known for these rocks shaped like mushrooms and the men could face federal charges. the boy scouts of america said it teaches its members to leave no trace. we are reviewing this matter and will take appropriate action, but glen taylor, the troop leader, who pushed the rock over said he has received nonstop messages of support. >> would i do it again, with a ranger standing by, yes. >> reporter: reporting for abc2

news los angeles. we start you off with a lack at maryland's most powerful radar, looking good. i think this will be the case right into the overnight and tomorrow as we cloud up. not looking for rain other than maybe a stray shower across the central part of the state. let's take a look at towson. boy, this was a nice one. sapphire sky. nice thin clouds. what a beautiful looking shot that s what a way to finish out the day. same deal in rehoboth beach where we found generally blue skies on tap. then we take you back live to dundalk. you see the thin wisps of fair weather clouds. ice crystals, cirrus clouds. winds are west, northwest at nine. let's get you into that all important set japup as we go

into pittsburgh on sunday, ravens, steelers, 52. variably cloudy skies for the kickoff. the winds will be west at 10 to 15. i don't know about you, jamie but i'm doing hunts ketchup all weekend. are you a heinz guy? noon 63. mid-60s out there, so, agai very comfortable and through the rest of the evening we cool off. skies stay clear. i think tomorrow will cloud up. we indicate some rain south of the baltimore area, toward richmond, but beyond that we look for drying conditions, so the possibility of showers south of baltimore briefly during the day tomorrow. then we'll dry things out for

sunday for the komen race for the cure. cool dry air flowing in and really just a nice, nice setup with high pressure dominating. temperatures tomorrow struggling after struggling to got out of the low 60s and another cool one tomorrow night. as we look to football and the race, the weather will be good on sunday, 46 degrees at hunt valley, mostly clear with a west breeze at 5 to 15. so dress in layers. seasonably chilly tomorrow, 67 as clouds increase and into the day tomorrow, 45 again. 40s by note, 60s pie day. that's the theme for the next three to four days, but significant cold front marching in late tuesday. that drops the numbers. low and upper 50s for highs as we go toward the middle part of next week.

there it is. all indications are we're going to have a dry sunday, both in hunt valley and in pittsburgh. >> wait a minute. >> i have the hunts all natural. >> ebb ber hart's cocktail sauce. ever trithat? that's good, too. a cancer diagnosis may be just as hard to receive as to deliver when sharing it with your kids. a reisterstown mom is facing that task. a semple card game with kevin and the kids is enough to make >> we went from just cancer to understanding the prognosis. >> that was february 2010. not only did kim bell-vance get

diagnosis with breast cancer, her mother was 3 when doig thosed the first time and it was back and this time stage four. >> we were able to keep that hidden. sidney and miles were 7 and 9. >> we didn't want them to be concerned. we didn't want them to be scared and we debated about using the cancer word. >> we told them a week before my surgery. >> sidney didn't understand. she just knew her million looked different. >> a couple years after once i realized what it was and what it could do to you. >> i really hoped that she would be better. >> her oncologist helped explain it to the children. >> the kind of cancer i had, he explained it's like a tiny lion

cub, small, stl strong but cub but others are big like a full green lion that's relentless. >> this was not even for sale when dawn asked to buy it. she never wanted to look sick and her husband said she succeeded. >> she kept herself up. she never wanted to look bad for me, so she made it easier for me. the main thing i wanted to do was help around the house. >> part of this was for the children and part of this for me. i thought as long as i looked healthy, i could be strong and overcome the treatments. >> while she thrived, sadly, her mother lost her battle in june of 2011. to keep her spirits up her family celebrated her triumphs. after her scare, she's taking one day at a time and

cherishing every moment with her family. >> i think the other poses are helping the kids with their face and that i will be here a long time. >> dawn will be in hunt valley for her second race for the cure. you can join dawn, too. we are counting down for the race this sunday in hunt valley. you have plenty of time to register. komen is set up right near the feef below store. if you can't make it, you scan sleep in and donate. head to abc2news.com/think pink for a link to komen's website where you can join in. we've all head of could be webs -- cob webs in the brain and now toyota is recalling thousands of vehicles. >> we don't always get to use

airline miles. we'll show you how to use them without racking up massive fees.

we're all taught to share. >> how to share airline miles without adding up massive fees. >> we've heard it since childhood sharing is good. sharing is caring. ♪ sharing is what friends do >> well, friends do let friends share earl miles. let's say i managed to rack up 25,000 united miles through a come been nation of flying, shopping on the internet and i decided to share those meals with you. it's not that easy. united charges a fee, $15 are

thousand, plus a $30 transaction fee. that's $405. that's a terrible deal. here's what i should do instead. even though a frequent flier account is in my name, i can book with anyone. instead of shearing miles for you, i should book your ticket from my account. that means we have to coordinate but it saves a bunch of cash. it can occasionally make sense if you're close to an award and need a boo. offer, until -- if you share miles the recipient gets a 100% bonus. if you transfer 50,000, they get 100,000. that's two round tickets in the

u.s., more than enough for an off peek trip to south america. so jump on that if you think you will use those miles. you can book tickets from your own account for anyone. i don't care what grover says, sharing is bad. >> you can catch more stories like this "the list" followed by let's ask america. >> hair product was recalled. many claimed that it burned scalps and caused permanent hair loss. they des continued the product last year. toyota recalled 870,000 vehicles for an issue possibly related to spiders. the marker said spider webs can

cause a blockage in an air- conditioning drainage tube much the models include the 2012 and 2013 camry, venzaa send avalons. owner also have to take the vehicle to a toyota dealer where it will be fesmed for free -- fixed for free. we try to give our kids healthy choices. we're working with you for healthy alternatives for the little trick or treaters. you can make your own carmel apples. for kids who don't have nut allergies, it's a healthy option. the dark chocolate provides heart healthy benefits. you can try prepackaged bags of trail mix or dry fruit.

popcorn is high in ant oxidants. those pop corn bams are not a bad option on halloween. >> something that's typically big. popcorn is low in calories. it will take kid as lot of times to eat it as opposed to a candy bar and it's over and done with. >> carrots in a sealed bag are an option. coming up, an website woab news exclusive. the first cameras inside the city watch center. it's where police track gang members all over the city. >> plus, operator, will you help me place this call, problems with the new operating system and how it can be fixed. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks?

it's pre-measured. fresh tasting.

and it's only from land o' lakes.

the newest addictions in tam pap specious celebrate -- sell -- tampa are celebrating with treats. the sisters and male were brought to busch gardens from south africa back in may. the shutdown is over so the panda cam is back. he's having some bam boo. the smithsonian national zoo reopened its doors.

the entire staff welcomed visitors back. they're howeverring 10% discount on -- offering a 10% discount on food and merchandise. earlier we were able to see the cubs. >> bamboo at dinner time. >> a baltimore raven is looking at a modeling career. >> that's on abc2 news at 6 which starts right now. stick around. some people have to take the responsibility for what they do. >> an air marshal from maryland faces charges for taking pictures up the skirts have you unsuspecting passengers. >> an abc2 news exclusion spi. the first cameras ever allowed inside the watch center. >> a fire at an ocean city landmark. we'll tell you what happened to

the resort's most well known hotels. a federal air marshal from maryland gets caught in the act taking pictures up the skirts of female passengers. >> it happened as people were boarding a plane in nashville. that marshal from crofton faces criminal charges. >> reporter: 28-year-old adam bartsch apparently didn't welcome the site -- sight of cameras, no more than a passenger liked it when he spotted bartsch taking pictures up women's skirts eye said you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: he seized the phone from bartsch. back here in maryland outside his crofton home, a neighbor, who did not wish to be identified, spoke of the suspect and his young family.

>> a huge shock. i speak with hem personally on a regular basis when he would be outside walking with his dog. he was concerned about how his wife would be with the new baby because family members weren't there in the home helping her with the baby anymore and she would be on her own with the baby when he traveled. he seemed like a good husband and family man. >> reporter: for her part, debra vaughn had not heard about the incident. >> oh come on. taking pictures up the ladies' skirts. i'm tired of the violence against women. we have doctors that don't respect us. now we've got air marshals we can't trust? jeff hager reporting. >> he said he snapped as many has a dozen pictures and

something he has done before. the tsa is in the process of terminating or suspending his employment. we're learning about a deadly shooting inside a subway. an armed security guard is charged with murder. tumaina bakari got into a fight with frank harper, jr. the fight continued outside the restaurant. bakari shot harper several times. harper was taken to sinai where he died. not clear if bakari was on duty at the time. there's a rash of car break- ins. three happened has women were dropping off their children at daycare centers and the other happened when a woman was working out at an ellicott city gym. >> we really want women to stop leaving their purses in the

vehicles all together, definitely not leaving them visible. take your purse with you, even if you're going to be a few minutes. better yet if you know you're going to the gym, leave your purse at home. >> police say they're looking for a group of people who have hit the hear before and they need your help. if you see anything suspicious, particularly around the dray care centers, gyms or public parks, give them a call. an annapolis surgeon with ties to a woman accused of faking medical paperwork in another county. shawna gunter said she never touched the patients. gunter worked with dr. jerrilyn jutton for a year as a surgical assistant. jutton said she does her own surgeries and gunter never touched her patients.

she may have held retractors at off site facility as few times. gunter is accused of posing as a physician's stopt in queen anne's county. we were able to give you an exclusive look inside the baltimore city's watch center. we have more from inside the center. >> we put them on a pattern. >> reporter: this is the nerve center for baltimore city police, the staging site for any large event. never before has a news camera been allowed in this room. here hundreds of cameras are viewed. there is a spot at the table for every agency. it is the analytic brain, impressive but