. >> we celebrate our bel air honda student. >> what a chilly day, only made it to 5 degrees. normally it should get to 54. it's 9 degrees below average. queen william, randallstown congratulations. already bwi checking in at 48. it's 40s to the north and west. by the way, the winds making it feel like it's in the 30s and low 40s. freeze watch -- warning, excuse me north and west of the city. temperatures will fall to the 30s to 40. we'll talk about maybe a stormy scenario by next week. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> all right. north baltimore looking at our weather bug camera, shoutout to cress -- chris post. >>> a group of prisoners being hailed as heroes. apparently they devote 24 hours a day to training pups. >> it's their way of reaching out to disabled veterans. there's one group of k9's that's changing the lives of so many. >> reporter: some of them have been here for years, all with a different criminal past, doing time and watching time go by behind bars. but for this group the past year has flown. >> isolate yourself, and he's been somebody i can actually -- >> report

. >> you don't want to miss this woke's bel air honda athlete of the week. >> i'm amy aubert. i have the story of the trooper's recovery. that story coming up. >> plus, the safety measures being put in place at this weekend's baltimore marathon. wait until upfind out who will be blowing the starter home. >> the government may not be open but that has not stopping this man from taking care of the nation's lawn. we have been dealing with downpours all day. >> we needed more than an umbrella. abc2's chief meteorologist wyatt everhart joins us with more on how long this misery will last. >> it is raining. the state could use it of a a dry summer season. plenty of rain on the western half of the state still coming down. however, some relief in the hardest hit, delmarva and the eastern shore. we are seeing a lot of the rain edging further west and away from baltimore. it didn't stop a wet commute and a raw feel with the winds creating coastal flood concerns along the eastern shore and the southern part of the chesapeake. temperatures raw, into the mid-50s, way below average. it will

. >> we will introduce you to our bel air honda student of the week. >>> an officer shot in the line of duty. an all night manhunt for the gunman, how he was caught and the latest on the officer's condition. >> you check the sex offender's registry relying on that information to keep your family safe but there are many problems. >> a man exposing and touching himselfs right outside their windows. good evening. i'm kelly swoope alongside jamie costello. a howard county police officer begins his road to recovery surrounded by family and friends. >> the family of officer steven houk was rushed to shock trauma. katrina bush is there with an update on houk's condition. >> reporter: officer houk has had a lot of visitors. the good news is his wife is here and he also has family from out of state. also visiting him the howard county police chief. he said the past 24 hours has been a difficult period for everyone involved. we've learned that doctors say steven houk is recovering from multiple injuries. the 30-year-old officer was shot once in the torso but they are cautiously optimistic abou

. >> not only that, she is the bel air honda student athlete of the week. her stick skills are tremendous. students of all ages are eligible. we look for those or athletic leaders, set a good example and keep a positive attitude. see which ones have received the honors so far. >> where is the rain right now? we can track it with ease with this sophisticated technology, up toward the areas north of the harford zone, north of parkton and crossing northern carroll county into manchester and back up through taneytown. for most of the state outside of western maryland where it's coming down toward hancock, for most of the state we are seeing some clearing, especially for the delmarva area. show you those on the map in one sefnlgtd first, the broad perspective of this large coastal system and still has some punch here. yes, a lot of the system is well offshore right now, but the wraparound effect, the pool of the center of the system over maryland, drawing in that atlantic moisture is exactly why we continue to get the rain just coming down out there. that will s