and i think it's a team we want to see. >> reporter: in columbia, biewb burkes abc2 -- brian kuebler, website whoib -- abc2 news. >> weather wise showers being felt, beginning to clear out western side of baltimore, certainly out to frederick and carroll county, clearing nicely. showers coming down in talbot county. it will be a great weekend in oxford. good looking weather through the weekend. we see clearing again out further to the west, west of the city. a knew breaks forming over the city. take a live look downtown, 70 at bwi. wind is north at 5 as it should stay. north breeze helping to drag in somewhat mild are and drier air. if you have a great sunset shot like this one, send it our way. we think it could be a pretty good sunset with the clouds breaking. nothing like it, honey, i shrunk the meteorologist in reverse. here's the setup. you may feel like a giant yourself with the good weather. so looking forward to that. i'll be out golfing. so it looks like the weather will be good for that. 70 in baltimore. 74 at the beaches now. i'm not telling you where. winds from the north

in columbia, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> there is a youtube video of a girl who gets to meet chris davis doing this and she has a complete freakout. >> orioles representatives who accompanied davis said that is boy far the longest line they have's seen. we'll have more from crush davis himself. >>> each year about 35,000 americans die when their heart stops and the devries designed to shock them back to life is never taken out of the box. one group gives maryland an f when it comes to those aed's. >> why your best chance of surviving sudden cardiac arrest is less a matter of medicine and more dumb luck. >> reporter: mike cam wasn't a -- michael wasn't a teenager by the time he could turn dirt with the best of him. but he unexpectedly reached his limit. >> there was an emergency. >> reporter: during a game of capture the flashings michael collapsed. >> he was a picture of health. >> reporter: that afternoon, this picture of health died from sudden cardiac arrest. >> what do you mean, my 12-year-old is dead. how can that be possible? >> reporter: sudden cardiac arrests occurs when the hear

here's abc2 fumes brian kuebler on what turned out to be quite the event and traffic jam. >> reporter: he was the first in line here at the at&t store in columbia. at 6:00 last night. and you camped out. >> yes. i'm just a big fan of the orioles, chris davis, especially. >> reporter: help and hundreds of others. look at this, down the back and up front again. traffic was a mess on dobbin road. this typically nondeep script cookie cutter mall was flooded by a sea of orange. >> everybody was standing outside getting excited. that's how it is for me. >> reporter: for this onslaught of fans, he is the main event, even an orange crush sew dla which davis remarks is the first time he's been asked to ink a soft drink. this is the home run leader who leaves us on the edge of the couch every time he's up at bat slowly chipping away. it as a true mark of power in the game. >> is that my goal, no. my goal is to make the post season, but if i hit 61 and we make post season, it will be a pretty good year. >> reporter: davis said he's in the aware of his pace, doesn't pay it much mind. fans of not

baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> baltimore's not the only law enforcement agency concerned about these machines. the chief, the dpk metro police department has been outspoken about atm's being a haven for criminals but green said d.c., baltimore and maryland are working with the company the new regulations. >>> linked in is going back to school. how the social network site is becoming a powerful tool in picking the perfect college. >> an update an a -- on a marine benched from playing ball. >> hey, sun fighting back today. temperatures warming up to near 90 across maryland, but will the summer-like weather hold this time? we have the answer coming up at 5:00. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. >>> it was a quieter night on the streets of cairo, but the violence is still there. the spiritual guide was arrested. now in washington the obama administration continues its tiptoeing issue around this and what the next step, we don't know what it will be. egypt gets a billion dollars in aid every year. >> u.

brian kuebler spoke with family members. >> reporter: mrz monroe is forced to be a parent again after her son and his girlfriend were shot and killed. theirdaughter, young enough to not understand, but old enough to know. >> she misses her mom and dad. >> reporter: how can you tell? >> the way she runs around looking for them. >> reporter: but monroe says the fact that the 17 month old can miss her parents is by the grace of god. the grandmother spoke with the friend of the suspect who says that she was shot and injured. the man went on to shoot others [technical difficulties]. >> the baby was there, the baby was crying and the baby came out of the bedroom and he tried to shoot the baby and the gun wouldn't shoot. >> reporter: powerless and suffering from a gunshot wound, williams mother rhonda could do nothing but watch. . >> i feel they should have done something with him that day. >> baltimore police are looking into the family's claim, but they hardly lay this at the feet of police, rather a mad man who was intent on taking lives. neighbors heard mason announce as much through the

brian kuebler has the latest. >> reporter: this happened at 8:45 this morning. victoria glover was loading her 3-year-old into the car when she was shot and killed. the suspect came up on her and shot her. her body laying on the street. her son was not harmed in this shooting. now the hunt is on for the mother's killer. police say the suspect made off in an unknown vehicle and disects have requested any help from the public on this case. neighbors like clarissa white heard it. >> i heard pow, pow. i turned around because it was on this side of the street. it was a gunshot. >> reporter: baltimore county police meanwhile are saying this remain has quote, very active investigation. coming up at six we'll have more reaction from neighbors and details often where this investigation cobble headed. >> bryan has been -- brian has been tweeting the details. >>> a wash woman accused of -- f hiring someone to kill her husband was found guilty on all counts. william ray porter was shot at a tess gas station three years ago. karla porter could face life without parole at the

brian kuebler with how baltimore police are looking to ban this this company from charm city. >> reporter: iphones and androids, every six months or so there is a new phone promising the next big thing. we as kwon sumers are quick -- consumers are quick to upgrade leaving behind a pile of technology. one of the fastest growing markets is called ecoatm's. it is their business model to cash in on the value. the process seems simple enough, take your old phone, put it in the machine and it will instantly pay you cash value. but it's that gratification that has local lawmakers taking quick action right now, we've passed a ban on these machines in baltimore city. >> reporter: the councilman wrote the bill that so far passed committee. the thoughtis, these kiosks make it easy for criminals to cash in on cellphone robberies which city police say are well on the rise. there are currently no machines in the city of baltimore, but the working theory is the phones are being stolen in the city and cashed out in the machines in the counties. >> i'm seeing more and more cases of the high end phones bei