with the story of 15-year-old jennifer claybrook. she disappeared one march afternoon after telling her mom she was going out for a jog. here's abc 2 news's brian kuebler. [ singing ]. . >> reporter: at john carroll, every year, they remember the memorial is peppered with the pictures of classmates and staff that have passed on. but in a town not used to making headlines, the story of jennifer claybrook refuses to fade. >> it shocked me. and it's still -- it's still overwhelming to me to think about it. >> reporter: patty murphy dawn is the administrator. as a teacher she knew every student and staff member. jenny is more than just a memory. it was the spring of 1983. >> they were in shock, just totally in shock. >> reporter: jennifer claybrook was that freshman at john carroll. your typical teen, always challenging her parents, constantly fought with her mom. sometimes even ran away. >> but without fail she always contacted mom. >> reporter: on the evening of march 4th, jenny told her mother she was going out for a run. as first whe

jennifer claybrook went out for a jog and never was seen again. her family is still grieving and still looking for answer, brian kuebler has the answer on abc 2 news at 11:00. >>> on the weather front today certainly had a lot of rain out there in many many spots, most spots between a half and a full inch of rain and still some wet weather to be had tonight. let's take a look right now at maryland's most powerful radar. as you look at this you can see scattered showers still remaining, as we zoom out i'll take you into our level 2 mode here, zoom out a little bit. there is more rain down to the south and west, in fact some severe weather moving through lynchburg, virginia, down toward her risksburg and taunton, a lot of this will work its way into our area in the way of scattered showers, large storm here, broad circulation so, we'll look for more hit and miss rain right through the morning hours tomorrow. let's get you into it with your hour by hour forecast through the day. we're talking about a mild day and a very win deday too with morning sho

today the story of a 15-year- old jennifer claybrook. disappeared one march afternoon telling her mom she was going out for a jog. abc2 news brian kuebler explain where and when police found her. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: at john carol every year they remember the memorial is peppered with a pictures of classmates and staff that have passed on. but in a tale not used to make willing headlines, the story of jennifer claybrook refuse to the fade. >> it shocked me, and it is still-- it's overwomens me to think about it. >> reporter: patty murphy 19 campus minister as teacher she knew every student every staff member. jenny, though, jenny is more than just a memory. it was the spring of 1983. >> they were in shock, just totally in shock. >> reporter: jennifer claybrook was a freshman at john carol. your typical teen always challenging her parents. constantly fought with her mother, sometimes even ran away. >> but without fail, she always contacted mom. >> reporter: on the evening of march 4th she told her mother she was going out for a run. a

brought you the second part of the series on maryland's cold cases and this involved 15-year-old jennifer claybrook shough vanished back in 1983 after going for a run near her har forecounty home. and -- harford county home. in the years since, her families and investigators have refused to give up. but after nearly three decades they are out there waiting for answers. but listen to this. since the story aired, police in harford county tell us they received several tips in jennifer's case. so we are asking all of you one more time if you have any information that could help solve the mystery of jennifer claybrook, contact metro crimestoppers 1-866-7-lockup and submit tips on line. glrt. you hear the bells and you know someone is in need. >> dig into your pocket. but one area grocery store is cutting back on the number of days salvation army bell ring kers ask for donation outside their store. >>> and a homeless man fought drug addiction most of his life. gift he stumbled on and returned and the two lives changed forever. >>> before you head out, if you are taking the train or bus, here's mark jones

>>> maryland's cold case continues next tuesday night at 11:00 with the story of a teenager jennifer claybrook and was only 15 years old in the spring of 1983 when she was murdered and detectives still don't know what happened. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar, and the forecast certificated most accurate by weather rate. >> can i have a carbon copy of today? >> coming up . you like it sunny side up, fried, i don't know. we're in this pattern and nothing is going to change for a few days. more sun, good looking weather, this is great for all the veteran day parades come up and it's just it is what it is. we look for a pattern shift towards sunday, monday and tuesday until then. >> several days away. >> gd call. let's take a look outside. kelly still mild out there for the moment, but temperatures will be dropping off as they have the last couple of nights. 49 right now. humidity not really a factor. barometer at 30.7 and beautiful skies baltimore just one of many spots seeing the fantastic fall weather. sunset coming early, and i know it's dark seems like the second you look at you

it's called maryland's cold cases and we have the story tonight of jennifer claybrook. she was just 15 years old when she was found murdered near her bel air home back in the spring of 1983. 27 years have gone by and her case remains a mystery. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally, it really is very tragic when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture taken of her. >> you can catch her story tonight right here on abc2 news at 11. >>> later this week, the u.s. conference of catholic bishops will meet here in baltimore. and some say the meeting will be political. the outgoing president used his final speech yesterday to defense the bishops opposition to health care reform. chicago cardinal frances george denounced president obama's health care plan saying that it will allow if he rail funding of abortion. antiabortion activists say an executive order prohibit government financesed abortion will prevent tax money from being used. >>> we are 11 minutes away from six. and after opening several rooms reading rooms ac

we have a story of a harford county woman jennifer claybrook.he was only 15 years old when she was found murdered. not far from her bel air home. this was back in the spring of 1983. after 27 years, her case still remains a mystery. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally, it really is very tragic when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture that was taken of her. >> catch the story tonight at 11 right here on abc2. >>> all right. stay with us, before we take a break, we want to ask a question. will you invade your fridge rator for a snack during the commercials? because when we come back, after you close that refrigerator door, we will take a closer look at your snack attack. we will see how it is really affecting you. we are talking about the food and the holidays, bringing plenty of good food and great treats. but if you die diabetic, it could spell trouble. a simple tip so everyone can enjoy the feast with less health concerns. we will be right back. >>> we want to remind you if you a