drug activity, loitering, loud music, vandalize -- vandalism. >> in odenton, don harrison, abc2 news. >> if you have information about the man call 410-222-6155. also, police are looking for a man who tried to ab district a woman in glen burnie last night. a woman said a man in a white work van tried to pull her into the van. it happened about 10:00 near 5th and del mar avenues. the woman struggled and was able to get away. police searched the area but didn't find the van or the man. a white work van with a lad per rack, holding a ladder, tinted windows and a sliding side door. if you see anyone, you're asked to call crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> dr. -- dr. 51-year-old peter marvit very smart manlt he was shot and killed. baltimore police said they zoo have much to go on because it appeared to be a random murder. someone pulled the trigger several times. police were there looking for anything they cop fiefnltd police are passing out crime stoppers fliers hoping somebody saw something. >> an individual who has given quite a lot to society. we're investigating this death just li

don harrison was there to find out what's going on. >> reporter: anne arundel county has reported another west nile virus case. that is the fourth one of the season. baltimore city and county each have three. pg county has the most in the state so far with six. west nile virus can go undetected in many people. if you have symptoms, they can mimic the flu. >> some headache, fever, muscle ache, oth earl body aches as well as a rash or swollen lymph nodes. >> reporter: the department of agriculture and the city are working to combat the spread of west nile. they will start spraying in east port and outside the city. how to handle the problem is where the disagreement s bob is all for zapping them with the chemical praying. >> this is the third day. i've put on repellent each day and still i get mosquito bites on the leg oar loor dave is the manager -- >> reporter: dave is the manager and he is outside all the time. he doesn't object to the spraying. gee just wants people in the community to know when it will happen. >> there are individuals who do have sensitivies to it and it can be serious

don harrison, abc2 news. >> all right. the orioles are taking on toronto again tonight. we're going for a sweep in canada. >>> the orioles legends are joining the hall of legends. cal ripken, jr. and murray, and they will be joining the likes of babe ruth and johnny unitas. there will be a few other guests including gary williams and former orioles skipper. >>> we're talking about concussions. in response to evidence that players have been sustaining serious brain injuries, the nfl is donating $30 million to the national institute of health in bethesda. we wanted to get his take on this donation. >> the topic has been in the headlines the last four or five years. everybody has a vested interest in it. everybody is doing what they cran to help minimize concussions, the effects it has on players. >> you remember he said he plans to donate his brain to research. >> well, the ravens have more than injuries on their mind. they play on monday night football, playing the bengals. they will try to make the playoffs. >> emotions will be high. i think it's going to take care of it

don harrison explains how they got the pup back. >> reporter: that's all allison wanted when she found wut one of the puppies were stolen. sometimes wishes come true. mango, the one stolen, returned, is reunite ed with his family. >> he ran over to his mom and wanted to nurse. >> reporter: somebody called and said, they had mango and wanted to bring him back. it wasn't the person who stole him, even though the reward was a thousand dollars, they wanted to remain anonymous and did not want the reward money. none of that mattered to everyone at the animal resource foundation. they wanted mango back. >> it's too hard to believe somebody would walk out with one of our babies. >> reporter: she was showing mango to a couple when they stole him wednesday. she was devastated by the canine thieves. >> he was still weaning from his moe. we were worried about him. >> reporter: mother, his brother and sister, everyone is happy to have mango back now. >> ecstatic. could have been a moment too soon for him to come home. we are over the moon. >> reporter: some think maybe good can come out of somethi

even the league admitted there was a mistake and as don harrison found out that really has everybody even more disgusted. >> the game's final play. >> reporter: we have seen the replacements doing the best they can. >> who has it? >> reporter: football fans are losing patience. maybe get the -- get the old referees back. >> the highlight is the new fill in referees. to the seattle green bay game. standing next to each other to the one referee called it an interception while the other signaled a touchdown. >> they win in the strangest finish you will ever see. >> reporter: sports bars all over have nothing but last night's debacle on. one woman works there and shares the frustration of people who come to watch it. >> especially with last night's crazy outcome. >> one of america's favorite games and i think its being ruined by them. >> reporter: some fans -- the new referees were thrown into. >> game is to fast and such a great game they have -- to train to do the job the others have been trained to do. >> they always played --. >> and the the ravens locker room today comments -- not m

. >> reporter: on kent island, don harrison, abc2 news. >> we got to get that puppy back. queen anne's county police want to hear you know anything. >> take a look at those lovely smiles. another great crowd expected for another night of baseball, a great game. let's check in with meteorologist mike masco. >> good news. there's nothing going on in the radar. let's keep this trend going. not much happening. the clouds in place. it's mild. we have to keep an eye on the radar and have to keep an eye on more storms. not much happening right now. let's take you down to the stadium. storms are starting to fire out. you notice the line doesn't look like much. there's enough instability to allow for a shower, perhaps a thunderstorm. bring the rain gear just in case. let's keep the fingers crossed. hopefully we have a whole dry game ahead of us. cloudy, mild feel. 81 degrees in the city. easton is at 81. dulles is the win are at 8 -- winner at 83. that will continue through the course of the evening. 72 around 7:00. there could be more storms in the mix tomorrow. we'll show you tha

as don harrison found out, it has everybody disgusted with the replacements. >> reporter: we're back live at camden yards. the game time is 7:05. it will be another great crowd. we're closing in on the 2 million mark. a game and a half in front of the oakland a's and the wild card. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> a government report finds good news when it comes to prescription drug abuse. among young adults use is down. the study show as 14% drop for 18 to 25-year-olds last year. public education initiatives and drug monitoring programs are being credited for the decline. >>> the fight against the west nile virus continues in baltimore county. mosquitoes carry west nile, transmitting it into humans through bites. most people with west nile present with mild flu symptoms. people in the area should stay indoors during the spraying. it will take place after 7:30 tomorrow night as long as the weather is decent. >>> if you're in the market for a home, you know that prices are creching up. recently released data shows the average price of homes in major markets are at a nine-year high. ave

. >> reporter: in edgewater, don harrison. >> a viewing for patrick will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 right there in wedge watter. the funeral will be wednesday at the ft. meyer memorial chap pel and laid to rest at awrlg ton national cemetery. >>> two people shot dead, boghts 20 years old. the latest happened yesterday in east baltimore. rosie? >> different cases but one common request. police want to note motive of two people who were very young. except for the amtrak trains going over the tracks at kentwood, things were quite -- quiet. police got the call and when they arrived, they found shell casings and many unanswered questions. >> a victim was transported from the san in serious condition. homicide detectives were call toed san because of the seriousness of the victim's injuries. >> reporter: looking for the motive behind a young woman's murder is also a priority. 20-year-old lorel amoss was outside with friends when shooting started. she was shot in the chest. she made it to the hospital but she died. she appeared to be an innocent victim. >> detectives do not feel

abc2's don harrison talked with county police who do not believe alcohol or the weather played a role >> reporter: chief michael cox is referring to three deadly crashes this weekend in recount rowfnlt the first one was saturday morning. the last one happened earlier today. the first

in annapolis, don harrison. >> so far, no arrests have been made f you saw anything over the weekend, give police a call. >> the orioles, yankees rivalry. it's nothing compared to what a new york youth baseball coach is accused of doing. police arrested him for stalking a rival baseball coach and his family. it all started over a strikeout call that happened back in may. the two men got into an argument when john rear done's son struck out the other son. later he started getting text messages from an untraceable person. >> texted my family, house, saying watch your back. >> rear den called police when the text began mentioning his son by name. san philipio has been arrested. that's a little over the top. >>> some sad news from the national zoo. the giant panda cub born last week passed away unexpectedly yesterday morning. the zoo is trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. the four ounce cub showed no obvious signs of distress but portions of the baby liver were hardened and there was an increased level of fluid in his abdomen. complete results will come after a more thorough exa