north bend drive and desalles road. >> reporter: it happened on january 18th in the middle of a neighborhood, during the time that a lot of people were getting off rough work. police say the 16-year-old girl was walk near north bend at about 5:45 on the evening of january 18th. that's when they say two men in a dark colored four-door car with tinted windows grabbed her off the street. the girl was shaimented by both -- sexually assaulted by both men and brought back to the area where she was taken. police are hoping someone may have seen something to help them solve this. >> we have released this information out along the catonsville area but no one has come forward with information. we're asking for public's help. the assault occurred approximately 5:45 p.m. >> reporter: this happened about 5:45 on the evening of january 18 on north bend. it was a four-door dark colored car with tinted windows. crawl crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup or call the baltimore police. we did to charlottesville where where a gurly selection has started in the jury trial of a cockeysville student he is a-- hog -- george huguely is accused of killing yeardley love. the jury pool is made up of 160 people. it will be tough for those living here in baltimore and charlottesville. >> it's going to be hard, to think about. maybe also cathartic. >> it's hard. it's really hard. if you have domestic violence situations, that's a reminder of what women had to put up with. >> may was found dead in 2010. huguely told investigators he kicked in yeardley's door causing her head to hit the door several times. to follow this trial from start to the bitter and, including reading what has led up to today, log on to abc2news.com. there, you're going to find in-depth coverage of the crime, the trial, including reports from our abc2 news christian schaefer from charlottesville, virginia. anne arundel county police quickly arrested three people involved in an armed robbery th. it took place shortly after 11:00 saturday night. a man called police and said he had been robbed by two men at griffith road and sixth street in glen burnie. shortly after the call police pulled over the suspect vehicle and arrested the people. two are suspected of being involved in the crime. the other was a witness. all right. you're looking live at the drive home. it was a weekend of snow showers. up and down temperatures. today a beautiful day. wyatt everhart joins us with your first forecast. great day today, wyatt. >> fantastic february weather, jamie. we continue to keep it going and ask about potential winter weather. crystal clear out there across the state and temperature wise we're talking about mid to upper 40s. we hit 50 degrees on a nice pleasant mild southerly pree.z as we look to tomorrow temperatures climbing easily into the mid-50s perhaps upper 50s like downtown baltimore. much more on the warming trend and that slight chance for winter weather. we break it owl down coming up. let's get to our dell -- developing story. news from a small town travels quickly. we'll take you to cecil county. the pastor of north east faith tabernacle church has been charged with stealing, stealing from the federal government and maybe even his church. >> reporter: north east faith tabernacle church promises jesus is coming soon but for its reacher, the law got there first. the cecil county state's attorney filed these charges against pastor woodrow fannin of tax fraud and theft between $10,000 and $100,000 from the federal government. it was a joint investigation that came out of an audit which attracted the attention of the maryland state police and the social security administration's office of the inspector's general. details of the tax fraud will be scarce until fannin is arraigned on the charges later this month. fannin was served his papers on friday after a nearly year long investigation but that doesn't come as a surprise to many members of this small church. >> as a trustee you're looking at the books and it didn't look right to you. >> no, it didn't. >> reporter: vaughn smith said he couldn't make sense of the money trail and when he started to ask questions, pastor fannin threw him and other members out of the church. it has resulted in a separate civil suit to bring a restraining order. some believe fannin has been bilkinged church for four years now and want it and its finances turned back over to the members. >> things were just wrong and we knew it, so the trustees went and got an attorney. this is what this has come down to. >> reporter: we could not reach pastor fannin for comment in his home. his church kicked us off the property and calls to his thorn were also not answered. but as former members of his church put it, it's not our microphone fannin needs to answer to. >> it can be judged here on earth and prosecuted and whatever many. but he still has to stand before god. that's when he will really pay the price. >> reporter: nell being ton, brian kuebler. a man will be a-- fannin will be arraigned and if convicted he could face 25 years in praise. julius henson is accused of using robocalls to suppress black voter turnout telling supporters of governor martin o'malley and barack obama not to worry because the two had won. henson maintains he does not believe the calls were illegal. senator ben cardin said there's a way to help get us back to work while preserving our history. kelly swoope joins us. >> the senator en introduced bipartisan legislation. cardin made the announcement at the historic clifton mansion, the summer home of johns hopkins. the preservation act would increase the current tax credit. it could also preserve and rehabilitate small historic sites it. would help facilitate older buildings being use bid nonprofits, creating projects with community benefits while simulating jobs in low income areas. >> it leverages private sector investments five to one. $60billion have been invested. in maryland we've seen the creation of over 15 million jobs. >> now the original program has helped create more than 2 million jobs nationwide since 1978. the national historic preservation said this will help more than mainstream communities ben fight while also helping nonprofits create more jobs. kelly swoope, abc2 news. one councilman wants to make english the official language of anne arundel county. the bill would require all documents and agreements to be in english. it's part of walker's efforts to push it in the hopes of stemming -- illegal immigration in the county. many say walker's bill would likely have little impact. it sounds so simple. you mail a letter back with a few bucks and could win a prize. you should be leery of these offers. the stink bug population is shrinking. really? i killed seven today. i don't believe it. without the deep freezes, bugs don't die. some 10 degrees above average. 52 was your two-degree guarantee. robert from columbia, congratulations. you'll get an abc2 scraper. this is chesapeake beach, beautiful day here today. hey, wave to the people across the water. there it is. the moon is shining, glistening on the bay, beautiful chesapeake beach. we'll have the details in about four minutes. here's some bad news for those constantly using your cars. gas prices are climbing. we're up 19-cents in a month. even worse last year we were paying 41 cents less than we're now paying for regular gassments analysts say prices could increase 60 cents or more by this may. according to aaa in baltimore we're paying $3.49 for reg lamplet $3.64 for mid-grade and $3.67 for premium. diane sawyer has a story on what we will be paying in the summer. to find the cheapest gas, log on to our website, abc2news.com. click on traffic and the gas prices link. there, you can use an interactive map to find the cheapest gas right there in your area. we have an offer to win tens of thousands of dollars it. comes in the mail. sounds tempting, right? joce sterman explains how it might end up costing you and that's hour scam alert for the week. >> reporter: cindy and ken became worried when cindy's mom got these offers in the mail, cash prize phs she answered a skills question and sent the answer back with a check, $9 to $12 in some cases. >> this is the piece of paper where she was trying to figure out the tie breaker question. she's adding all these money amounts up. >> reporter: they said the mom is not paying bills because she expects to win a cash prize. >> i'm waiting to have them put it into my bank account. >> reporter: the offers come from what appears to be different companies but they come to the same address in kansas. the wallbies tried to get their mom's flame off the list. they got a message. the business posted a sign for the better business bureau but it expired. #çó the bbbqw3 websitequ]ñilpxs he providedqxdxd ajfñixd=.#oñrs for anybody like the wallbys. >> the better business bureau just issued a warning. the bbb wants you to be cautious with the so-called puzzle contest after receiving so many complaints. if your parents are on this mailing list. aarp suggest you go to the list and you can find it on our web sie. click on the money tab and the scam alert link. the other thing that happens we go from early today mid, to a little bit of dusk on the hors disofnlt the day is starting -- horizon. the day is starting to lengthen. the winds are southwest at five, generally a warm breeze. along the chesapeake, you can get that cool breeze. sunny skies over baltimore. it was nice. not a cloud in the sky. ceiling and visibility unlimited, the kind of weather pilots love. look at that gorgeous sunset in towson. one more stop in ellicott city. we are looking at our lady of perpetual help. nothing, dry, perhaps even right through the middle of the week there's a slight chance for showers, maybe a wintry shower wednesday but it looks slim. temperatures in the mid to low 40s. the beach is 41 at ocean city and 42347 -- 47 in hagerstown. highs were in the low to mid-50s. at the harbor 55. most spots stuck in the low 50s. zoom in a little bit into your day tomorrow. at least the mid-50s toward locust point. many spots will push close tore 60 tomorrow -- closer to 60 tomorrow. maybe some additional clouds coming in late into the evening. right now the main system is offshore of the carolinas, a coastal s typically this part of february we would watch with great care if we had the cold air available and expect this to develop and come up the coast. highçó pressure is inçó controdi acrossñixd maryland, acrossxdlpa bee.t(t(ñiw3ñv push that approaching rainçów goinge1ñrçó toxdxdx maryland beaches. there it is tracking offshore and again i don't see any rain for our state whatsoever. new suburbs from the west -- disturbance by wednesday night. it does not slow it to look impressive. could we see showers late wednesday into the evening, absolutely. by the way, playing into this theme a border line tropical system that's being watched by the national hurricane center south of florida. hurricane season ended months ago but i don't think that will get named. overnight 34. a few clouds. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee will be 55 at the airport downtown, upper 50s and tomorrow night down to 35. the outlook more of the same. comfortable temperatures, some sunshine. if we have a weather wild card it will come in late wednesday but talking a slight chance like less than 40% but we play not see much. >> 55 tomorrow, tropical storm. what's going on? how about stink bugs. are you still being hit with stink bugs in. >>xd i've beenñi lucky. ÷ herd ofñiñrw3 seven. >>c they/]$ççóñiñixdmyçóñi run. >> now he says, listen to this, he thinks stink bug numbers are down because of the wet weather. he believes they have fallen off trees and crops and drowned. researchers say they're keeping an eye on the warm weather. a cold snap followed by warm weather could also cut stink bug numbers down. all right. the maryland lottery 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