in glen burnie, i'm lamont williams. >> samira we're going to do this for you. to donate contact glendale elementary school. how about that. all right. did you tee it up today, twist your knee. did you feel a tweng -- twinge? did you know that 40-year-olds are going to the doctor to get knee replacements. it's a happy day at the charles veg pub. we'll thack you there -- take you there next. >>> 68 at the airport. we guaranteed you 70. we have a two-degree winner. that will be todd evans from cockeysville. this storm system is pulling out. >>> let's get to your health alert. we've all heard about elderly people needing knees but a greeing trend is showing people in their 40s with new knees. linda so explains. >> reporter: karen is all about being active but not so long ago she was anything but. >> i was on pain killers and could barely walk around the block. >> reporter: her doctor tried several things including physical therapy and cortisone shots. ultimately he told her she needed a new knee. >> i was 46 at the time. >> reporter: the number of knee surgeries do

today marked all day access and lamont williams was there. >> reporter: the national aquarium is the home to some 16,000 animals. since its opening millions of visitors have come through the doors and most have left with this feeling. >> it was awesome. >> reporter: because of the old pricing structure, not everyone could get the full satisfaction. >> we had something called a total experience package and a regular aquarium admission. i think people who didn't buy the total experience package probably felt they were getting less than a total experience. >> reporter: the dolphins area is the attraction. there's no ept action between sea creatures and mankind but as of today the aquarium will keep those barriers all day. they have close access to many of the species. it's all included in one price. >> actually, because that costs extra, because of the capacity, we can only accommodate about half of our guests. now everybody gets to come and they get to stay as long last three want. >> reporter: it's the success. >> it was like quick. you just get in. it was really quick. >> above i jus

i'm lamont williams, abc2 news. >> let me lad more to the story, can i? reggie called the orioles up and they quickly got back in touch with him, got him his own private tour and he felt walls of the warehouse and went out on the field and felt that. that is a great thing. tonight at 11:00 breakfast is the most important meal of the day. yet many of our children are coming to school hung gri. a to chef has joined the push to make sure every child starts the day with a proper breakfast. the school breakfast programs are available across the state but according to a study in 2011, two thirds of students said they regularly taught children who came to school hungry. >> i want all kids to have the same opportunity to have a wholesome breakfast and meals throughout the day. meals, food and nutrition are the most important things in the successes of students in school. >> tonight at 11:00, education reporter sherrie johnson take has look at the push to offer school breakfast programs for students to participate in. >>> well this was pretty tame here but in torn

abc2's lamont williams has their story. >> reporter: it was filled with veterans of the battlefield. this targets veterans of the united states military. many are returning home there deployment. >> the number that initially gets out, that number is higher. the minute you're out of the military you're considered unemployment. >> i'm a veteran myself. >> reporter: making job serks feel at ease having someone who can identify with their needs. >> i know what it's like to be away for long periods of time, separated from your family and going through all the stresses that are associated with those types of employment and to come home and have to be worried about being unemployed or looking for a job adds to the stress. anything that we cran do to help them transition we're all for. >> reporter: earl cooper served in the army in the early 80s when his country was in need. >> preparing individuals for deployment. >> reporter: earl says he's been feeling left out and bond during a time he is in need. >> we do need help. so this is a within consider itful thing that needs to be continued and

ppots...morgan state's lamont bryant will battle for the 3rd tight end spot...and mississippi state offensive tackle and poly grad james carmon hopes to be this year's laquan williamssion 2 school slippery rock...but the ravens ound one... receiver devin goda.... and wake forest safety kyle &pquarles expected to be a late-round pick but fell through the cracks.. caps and rangers game 2...new york leads 1 game to none... 3rd peeiod...tied at 2...alex oveehkin wicked wristerr.. powwr play goal gives the caps a 3-2 lead....a minute left... rangers witt an empty nett.. shot goes off the crossbar... just barely misses the equalizer...braden holtby and the caps even up the series... 3-2 the final...game 3 in d-c on wednesday... that'll do it for this edition pf sports unlimited...i'm bruce cunningham...and be sure to tune in to fox455morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.goodnight. goodniggt. 3 [ feu take off running. ♪ you take a message. take a boo-boo and make it better. take a nap? lol. take a breath. you take care of it all. let nutri-grain help take care of you. it's tasty -- made with real fruit, whole grains, fiber... soft and sweet. take a moment. then take