but a car fire, north of rafael road. back to you. >>> some help today for parents of children with autism. an autism summit is meant to guide guide those maryland children and their parents. >> the boys are both autistic. r.j. often talks as if he's reading from a movie script. >> it's a curse. a terrible, terrible curse. a curse that can take 17 years -- years to get rid of. >> reporter: his parents say if he gets frustrated, he can really lose control. >>> if it's really annoying, i can get antsy. story if i sound a little gory. >>> this has made it very hard for the family to go out in public. when others don't understand. >> i hate to say this, but we're find of in -- kind november a mobile prison alt times. >> the children's mother heads an autism group in anne arundel county and is attending a state summit in baltimore today. the goal is to improve services. which can drastically improve the life of an autistic child. >>> we need to do more on unraveling, figuring out this tragic mystery of autism, what causes it.

rafael who sat out the turny with a bad knee. >>> find out where you can take a stroll down the yellow brick road coming up in >>> follow the yellow brick road and you end up at a museum in downtown baltimore. geppi's entertainment museum is about to open the yellow road museum. you can check out the tigers and lions there. good morning around at the morning's hot spot. tell us about the exhibit behind you. >> we are going to be launching yellow bricks. >> what are some the things that we could see there? >> well, you're going to see copies, press teen editions of the 4 41s 41 oz novel. and the entire room is decorated from the micah program. some the folks that you see here worked on it. >> we see the students there. how long did it take them to make that? that looks beautiful. >> shorter than you think, but it was an intensive program. they're earning internship credit for it. there's a few things to add in the room as we go, but it's been a spectacular effort for everybody concerned. >> this is something that is going to stay up quite a while here? >> that's right. the exhibit is going to run through 2010 there's time for peopl