cool wet afternoon yesterday. we had rain moving in overnite. wet roads on 83. mostly drizzle leftover. passed through the city in through white marsh area. pushing through rock hall. a little bit of rain, heaviest rain on top of rock hall as we speak. let's swing it over and show you what it looks like, the rain has departed, we are looking at a little bit of drizzle this morning. 73 outside of our studio. we picked up a 10th of an inch of rain, enough to make things wet. considering how dry and hot it's been, that change of pace is a big deal. people forget how to drive in the wet weather. spray kicking off in front of you. let's check out the traffic. >> be careful. we have wet roads. please slow down. we had some accidents. luckily clearing out. 95 north of 195. little bit damp, left is southbound traffic which is heavier. around the curve, that's the northbound traffic. we had accidents that cleared out from earlier on the jfx, it was wet. those accidents were right near north avenue, jfx northbound and another one north of fayette. emergency road work, 40 west, affecting the left turn lane and the shoulder. both are closed. talked about nationally, a trans gender woman was beaten and videotaped. her attacker is expected in court. linda so joins us. >> one of the accused attackers will be in circuit court for a hearing this shows the girls beating the girl, a trans gender woman inside the mcdonald's. it happened in april. one of the teens, brown, will be be in court today. she is charged with assault and a hate crime, she could face a longer prison sentence. the video shows brown and a 14- year-old girl punching and kicking crissy polouse. the video caused a up roar in and the supporters in the gay and lesbian community rallied. the bodies were found after one of her co-workers says they were unable to get in contact with her for several days. the boy's father describe his son as one of the kindest sweetest kids that a parent could have wished for. a law school student is accused of killing a classmate who was discovered dismembered. steve mcdaniel was charged with murder in the death of giddings from maryland. she was seen at the end of june after going out with friends, she was found five days later, police say they found her torso wrapped in plastic and found in a garbage bin. police found a solid case. closer to home, former baltimore colt, buba smith has died. he was the number one draft pick in 1967 with palletmore colts. -- baltimore colts. he played five years in baltimore. one super bowl. baltimore had a better team than the new york jets. buba starred in police academy films. he died on wednesday at the age of 66. abc 2 news is working to make sure you stay up to date on back to school news. students at several schools will have one extra day of summer. 12 schools will be delayed until august 24th. construction projects. schools will start on the 23rd. city starts on the 29th. the county on the 30th. we have a list of the opening dates for arundel on our website at abc2news.com, go there and check out other back to school features, information on school vaccine, available on abc2news.com. parents listen up, new report shows car thieves maybe in danger of our kids health. they maybe carrying hazardous chemicals. what you need to know in hem news. damage to homes and expected flooding. results of tropical storm emily. we got the latest with justin berk. a live look at washington dc , the nation's capitol. we'll be right back. >3>3> hurricane emily caused flooding. the storm downed power line, damaged homes, caused mud slides and headed towards haiti. justin berk is checking in on the storm. >> the biggest problem right now is the fact, not so much it is a strong formidable storm. it's starting to disorganize. it's slowed down. the progress is crawling at 5 miles per hour to the west. that means a longer duration of rain across the islands of hispaniola. this is out of puerto rico. this is what is hitting the dominican republic. this is 50 miles per hour winds. that could take down trees and power lines. the rain is moving to the west at 4 miles per hour. the problem is it lasts longer and that will dump 10- 20 inches of rainfall in haiti. a lot of people, millions, living in tent cities from the earthquake that hit them a year and a half ago. rolls through the bahamas. watch the left side of this track. it's drifting to the west. could include the coast of florida and category one hurricane after it passes off to the gulf stream. i don't think it will have impact on us. we will watch that impact. we have ourselves the east coast and rip currents to deep with. it's about the drizzle and wet roads. what we are looking at for today, spotty showers that may pop up. wet this morning, we will go to 89, just out of the 90s unless we crack more sunshine. look for showers to pop up this evening and tonight. roads are wet. >> tough be careful. i -- you have to be careful. i passed two accidents. you have to slow down out. there the accidents are gone. this is 50 at i-97. 50 westbound to the left of your screen. emergency road work, 40 west at johnny cake road. affecting the left turn lane which is closed and the shoulder is closed as well. slow down, i can't say it enough. leave enough space with the car in front of you. a man who jumped the fence at the white house is telling his side of the story. things back to normal this morning. tuesday at the white house, it was on lock down for two hours because the 41 year old, he caused quite a scene saying he was frustrated because he couldn't find a job. >> i have six beautiful kids. any parent, any real man, would want to provide for their children, and in today's economy it is so hard. >> the backpack that he threw over the phelps was examined and no explosives were found. he will be in court this month. part of the space program history and coming to baltimore. coming up, meet the crew of the space shuttle endeavour. baltimore police are trying to figure out who could a woman in her northeast baltimore home. the latest is coming up. when my parents godirced, i hade there for my mother. she had a daughter going to college, she was trying to get her dege herself. we ended ufinding out about federal student aid. i think you can dream big,and yt what you want do with your life, - but eventually you're going have to, you know, build that bridge to the next sp. fedel student aid was that bdge. my name is ben, andthis is my s. here are five things you need to know. crew members of the space shuttle atlantis set flight. they will be in baltimore. they are going to be at johns hopkins university. the event is from 6:30 until 9:00 at night. tax free shopping coming to maryland. from august 14th through the 20th. the state will waive the sales tax. if you hold off a couple of weeks, you will be able to save money with back to school shopping. baltimore city will get help to fight crime. stephanie blake will install crime cameras at pennsylvania avenue and presston. barack obama turns 50 today. the white house will be decorated. jennifer hudson sang happy birthday at a fundraiser yesterday. representative david wu has resigned from congress, the oregon democrat announced plans amid allegations of sexual misconduct. his term officially ended last night. daughter comes home to find a terrible discovery, her mother stabbed to death inside of their home. police want answers. sherrie johnson joins us with more on the story. >> reporter: that's why baltimore city police officers are trying to figure out who killed logan , the 91-year-old woman was found stabbed to death in the home she shared with her daughter. church members gathered at the home to comfort the family. the woman's daughter said she came home around 4:30 p.m. and found her mother dead. she was home alone during the day. a bedroom was ransacked but she didn't see signs of forced entry. police searched for clues and evidence while family members tried to come to term with the loss. >> i tried to shake her and called 911 right away. i saw blood on the floor and everything. >> reporter: detectives at the scene would not confirm whether or not logan was killed during a robbery. the investigation in to the death continues. sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. two 15 year olds will be remembered during a vigil after being gunned down. it will the be held at 8:00 to remember anthony and his friend dominic perry. the shooting happened on wedgewood road. tomorrow two viewings will be held for anthony at the sterling ashton funeral home. the second is from 6 to 8. a catholic service held afterwards. coming up on good morning maryland, we will explain where the individual it will be held. stay tuned for that. when he you use a public restroom you expect to have privacy, that's not the case in connecticut. discovery of hidden cameras in two restaurants have people creeped out. west hartford police arrested this man for the crime. detectives are passing out fliers warning about the acts of voyeurism. florida school bus driver forced to happened over keys because she wouldn't put her cell phone down. police in lands o lakes say the driver kept texting. she denies the claim but lost her job and cited for using her cell phone five times and suspended last year. she was warned if she did it again she would lose her job. another bus incident, more than a dozen people are hurt this morning after a tour bus overturned on a interstate highway in new york. it was heading from niagara falls to new jersey. female passenger got trapped under the bus for an hour. looks like casey anthony will not be heading back to court today to start serving a year probation for check fraud. the conviction, a judge made the decision, there is an emergency hearing friday. anthony was convicted in january, 2010, of felony check fraud charges admitting she stole a checkbook from a friend. she was acquitted of killing her the 2 year old, caylee anthony. many women experience depression after giving birth. now there is a pill to help fight the baby blues. it's made out of your own placenta. company in colorado has figured out how to make it in to pill form to get you back in about a day. >> after my second daughter was born, i took the pills right away, she got them back to me within 24 hours. i had no baby blues. >> the company only serves new moms in the denver area. a new way to wear your body slimming secret. the brand introduced a new workout line, pants and tops, but, before you get too excited, they run 100 bucks for a pair of pants. car seats are supposed to keep your kids safe. a study finds certain ones contain hazardous chemicals. half of the 2011 models contain one or more of hazardous chemicals, arsenic, lead and metals. things have gotten better in terms of the toxicity levels since 2008. check out the list at healthystuff.org. a little damp outside. a by muggy despite the rain that's come through. check this out. 76 baltimore. low 80s back there in through southeast virginia. area of low pressure across the chesapeake. acting on 80s this morning. area is responsible for bringing in rain dropping towards the southeast, pulls in cooler winds and drizzle. it's summer. we get the sun out. we could heat up in a hurry. notice future radar along the boundary with the heat as storms fire up to the south, southern chesapeake, outer banks. showers are firing up in the afternoon and evening. that may halt our temperatures. we will stay near a disturbance. these are the outer edges to the south. clip parts of the mid atlantic over the weekend. especially in to next week. what we are looking at today, temperatures 89 degrees. that's optimistic, little more sun. we have the morning fog and drizzle to deal with. here we go. for tomorrow, temperatures have a chance to get back up to 89. bringing back the 80s with the storms on saturday, up to 90 sunday and monday. that's all we have on the board for you. we will slip in to the 80s. threat of showers almost everyday this forecast period in to next week. let's see what is happening on the roads. wet this morning, not ice, but take it easy. >> you have to do that. wet roads and driving don't mix well. be careful. let's look at the beltway this morning. 695, wilkins. the out i loop to the right. heavier traffic, on coming traffic is light. no problems to report on the beltway. an accident in jessup, 295, right lane is blocked. a car went off the road and hit a light pole. we can't say enough. slow down. thousands of people are walking for miles looking for food and water. coming up next, why the u.n. is calling the famine a humanitarian crisis. >> a teenage girl has a terrifying day. what happened and why the bomb squad was called to her home. now, good morning maryland at 4:30. >> members of the u.n. security council right now condemning the syrian government's crack down on protesters. they are calling for an immediate end to the violence by all parties. the council condemned human rights violations by the government, the security council says they are going to watch and see how syria reacts. thailand, hundreds of people soaked following really severe flooding. the hem minister visited victims to assess the situation. the region received rainfall triggered by a storm there. hospital staff are using float boats to help patients get in and out of the hospital. a completely different story in somalia, hungry, thirsty, dying, they are walking thousands of miles to get to food and relief camps. they are struggling with drought and famine conditions. a battle between rebels and the government hurt relief efforts. explosive device attached around the neck of an 18-year- old girl led to suspense and drama in australia. she was confronted by a man who placed a shoe box-type device around her neck making it a collar bomb. the object was not an explosive, but a big hoax instead. now, good morning maryland. >> a teen accused of attacking a woman in the local mcdonald's will be in court today. why the case is being closely watched, coming up. a community comes together to remember two teens killed on sunday. i'm sherrie johnson, more on the vigil held in their honor. a new tool in fighting crime in baltimore city. we will tell you about it and how new technology will keep our streets safer. those stories just ahead. thank you for joining thank you for joining us. most powerful doppler radar. we had rain, started in central baltimore county. rolling on in through the white marsh area and across the bay. it left wet roads in the wake and problems on the traffic front. let's take it towards rock hall, centerville, graysonville and 301-50 split wet now. looks like they will get annapolis, a little bit of drizzle, that's our issue this morning, it's drizzle and fog. this is on the temperature front. it's hasn't dropped our numbers much. 71 in bel air, areas of fog up here across the hairford zone, pa line in northern harford and carol as well. 75 annapolis. wet roads and the drizzle left over and the fog. temperatures will work back in to the mid to upper 80s. 89 is optimistic. sticking with