>> reporter: it's a good question. some people are glutens for punishment and you can see that by the traffic. kim brown is sos abouty in the traffic department. and it's because of the headline here. all about the rain. what a soggy day. the showers this morning and they began predawn and they have been met with intermittent midst and fog and this afternoon it gets steady and heavy at times. i expect heaviest of the rain late afternoon through the evening and tonight and because of the leaves that have fallen off the trees that could clog up the storm drains big pudwells close to an inch of rain before it is done. that will be followed by a weak ending chill and then we will look for something interesting perhaps in that mix as well. maryland's most powerful doppler radar and where we are watching the deep green shading, we are looking at moderate rainfall from loch raven reservoir up through fallston and bel air. and heavy stuff on the east side basically by sparrows point and middle river and another batch toward the west. sykesville in the action and towards the area. a light rain intimaten breaking up at times this morning. but we expect that to fill back in. the radar fields are earn -- energized and the conveyor belt of moisture extending to the deep south and if you see that at the bottom of the screen. they are rainfall rates of a quarter inch per hour, a sign of heavy rainfall that can build up puddles. and just be more of a nuisance on top of a wet day. 51 is the current temperature in baltimore. 48 york and hagerstown 54 spot in easton milder temperatures south and east of the area. and up in the hills it's holding back in the upper 40s. a fairly typical spread we would find during the late fall and winter season with the storm. but the storm is going to be a warm storm track for us. and warm air spills out ahead of the storm. cold air wraps on the backside. the real cold air behind this cold front will catch up after the storm passes, the storm itself will follow a track across the mountains. we will stay on the relatively warmer side. what that means although temperatures don't move much today they won't move much tonight and stuck in the low to mid-50s. heavy rain pushing its way through the panhandle with thunder boomers. and some minor flooding on through central and southeastern georgia. heavy rain extending up into the ohio valley and about to cross ken it canny into ohio. we will watch the rainfall continue to build up in our direction throughout the day. the heaviest rain will be falling back to our west and south. we expect to have upward to an inch with the steadier stuff during the afternoon as a 3:30 plot and you know it gets busy around 3 through the evening and we expect it to wrap up by tonight and the next system will catch up with chilly air. 56 that's today's afternoon two degree guarantee with steadier rain through the evening and tonight back to 52. we will talk about the chilly air maybe snowflakes nearby in the next half-hour. back to you, megan. >> thanks. there's not a lot of action at the yard in mid-november but since it's landmark, we wanted to send the newest member there and show him where the home team plays with our hometown fella. >> congratulations on the pitching coach today. >> yeah. >> that's why we are down here. listen, we introduced charlie to the ravens now we thought we would bring him into baseball. this is what you have to do. >> this is home for me i am played ball for 16 years. >> you know about this palace. >> this is open 1995? >> 92. >> 92. >> yeah. >> and we talked about the first player to hit the warehouse ken givee junior. >> and that was a shot. >> but you were telling meet biggest in-game shot at camden yards. >> i would say strawberry with the yankees during the playoffs. we thought he would end up in arbutus. that ball -- but the worst home run when tony fernandez hit it in 97. i looked to my friend and say he ain't coming back in ten years. and that's one of the decade winning home runs against who was it back then? it was who. >> cleveland. >> unbelievable. >> talking about the history of baseball here, it goes back to the greatest player babe ruth started here. >> that's the statue. >> you have the origins of what makes baseball great started here. >> the greatest guy i met brooks robinson from. >> little rashing, arkansas. >> and you are from. >> little rashing arkansas. >> it all ties in. >> graduated central high and he played ball at lamar and when i played american legion ball going to college, i played there didn't work out for he me as for brook. knees greatest human alive. and here we are retired numbers eddy, earl and jackie retired and palmer on the other side right over here. cal and 20 frank. >> we have this guy right here. >> come on in here, man. there you go. >> with thus morning. >> fan fest coming up on january 29th. we will be there at fan fest? >> yeah. very good. all right. so let me show you. the warehouse now back when we were building this place, there was a big controversy should we keep it or tear it down and we kept it. >> one of the best backdrops in all of base but a. you agree? >> to your right, you have the sports ledge nd museum. that's where abe lincoln came through. >> this is a train station. >> unbelievable. >> and they turned it into a beautiful museum. >> unbelievable. >> and they have the hilton hotel here. people were complaining at the beginning because they would take await skyline view but i think it's part of it now. >> we have a little time until you said fan days in january. >> yeah. >> all right. and now we have got opening day we are months away. >> never too early to start talking about that. >> all ready to start talking about that. >> you going to sarasota in february? very nice. all right. we are live at the ball park. oriole park at camden yards. charlie the once over. when the national anthem comes up you have to yell. >> you hear wouldn't ravens was on the road during the anthem in atlanta. megan, we are live at oriole park camden yards. back to you. >> thanks. and charlie if anyone can give you a tour, it's jammy costello. there's a good chance you will fly out of town at some point for the holidays between now and the end of the year. we know travel is expensive. so in this morning's take five, abc2 news charlie crowson, the bessyest guy in television, has five base to get an -- ways to get a upgreat. >> reporter: -- upgrade. >> reporter: there are plenty of secrets to move up in style without paying big bucks. >> a lot of travelers think that upgrades are for vips and celebrities but average travel kers get upgrades for airfare and hotel and car rentals if they know where to look. >> reporter: here's what you have to do. first with airfare, look at the type of coach ticket you are buying. make sure it qualifies for upgrades minus fees and make note. best day for upgrades is saturday. that's when fewer elite travelers hit the skies or try your luck during the off season. second, check for new routes. >> a lot of times, airlines lay nouns rates and people don't know about it, and that can be a optimum time to get up to the front of the cabin. >> reporter: third, get to the front by shopping around for deals and promotions. >> look online and sign up for each airline's individual newsletter. >> reporter: and although experts say it's rare, asking nicely may do the trick for international flights. it worked for jeffrey on a trip to south africa. >> and the agent said well, mr. ward, there are no upgrade for sale but we are pleased to offer a complimentary upgrade. >> reporter: experts agree, loyalty programs will pay off. >> when you travel a lot or a little, so, that's because most of them are free to enter anyway and free to become a member of and they don't expire. >> reporter: jeff is a member of several loyalty programs but will never forget the free upgrade. >> i felt pretty -- pretty special. >> that was charlie crowson reporting. and remember, in order to get the best upgrades, you have to arrive early. so something to keep in mind if you are traveling. abc2 news is working for you. we are heating up cold cases that have not been solved. a purse left behind, did it leave police with a crew into the disappearance? and if you know someone with diabetes, they are careful about what they eat. holidays don't have to be a -- have to be a drag if you have diabetes. you're watching the station that works for you "good morning, maryland" at nine. thanks for joining us. we know this and we feel this. cancer is a scary word. but there's a new campaign that is using twitter to facebook to youtube and woman henned it has stage 4 breast cancer but has a message she wants you to hear. welcome dawn jones who joins us this morning. it's good to see you. >> good to see you as well, thank you. >> how you feeling? >> feeling pretty good. i am still a little fatigueed. and a little anxious at the same time because i am stage 4. but i am living really living but right now i am going back into treatment again. so, i don't really know how i feel about that right now. i have mixed feelings about it. but, at least i have option right now. so i am happy about that. >> i know you started the great campaign to try to sort of get rid of the myths out there about cancer. tell us about that and how you are doing and what exactly it is. >> it's called in realtime and it's doing doing realtime with facebook and youtube where i have a flip camera when the television cames are aren't there and it's taking me through my journey when i go through the doctor's apaints and therapy like occupationaller that pi and acupuncture and you try to keep a really calming environment. and if it's a message to give to women, i would let them know, you need to be pared up with a good medical team, an omotion -- emotional team and whatever your spiritual team may be. just for yourself to go through all the things you go through, and the -- the realtime campaign really takes you through that step. i have good days and bad days. i feel very empowered, though, these days. >> yeah. >> i do. i feel the best i've felt in my life. >> you have 7,000 fans on facebook. you must -- this must be some sort of need for something like this. you must be reaching a lot of women families. men who are scared and don't know what it's like and you are giving them a window to that. >> well, not only that. but i noticed i picked up a lot more men and i think that's interesting because a lot of women won't talk about it. and you go through a lot of emotional things a. lot of physical things and mental things. and you don't really know what to do or don't know how to get into the conversation. i am a talker and like to talk, but i find it heals me. it's very healing for me to talk about it. i feel very empowered. and they have patient empowerment where i go to a cancer treatment centers of america. and that means the doctor comes in and gives outdiagnosis or whatever you guys are talking about, you know. if you are going up for infusion the chemotherapy, then, next comes in the natural pathic or nutritionist and care manager. >> overwhelming. >> you know what, but it's good because i stay very in the moment. like, whatever the doctors are telling me if it's an issue with my eating habits, or nutrition, i can take it into the next thing without breaking my train of thought. and i think that's really good. >> where can people check out website. >> okay they can go to facebook.com/doing realtime and there's my blog which is like my story you can see all my story more pictures at doing realtime.com. >> all the information is up there on the screen. and, of course, we will post the interview on abc2news.com. you are such an inspiration. >> thank you. >> so great what you are doing. thanks for coming in and sharing us with us. >> thanks so much. stay with us, coming up next, missing for 15 years a. young woman with a big dream des appears out of nowhere. and we are hoping to breath new life into the old case. hopefully it can be solved after all these years. now, good morning, maryland at nine. abc2 news is make the commitment to put heat on some very cold cases here in maryland. and today we want to remind you of the story of tracy mosley, an 18-year-old girl with big dreams who disappeared 15 years ago. it was the spring of 1995. tlc was on the top of the pop charts. ♪ [ music ] >> and 18-year-old tracie mosley was in the prime of her life. >> tracie was incredibly funny. >> reporter: stephanie met them when they were trying out for a local theater group. tracie a 5-10, knockout wanted to be a movie star. >> she loved acting. she loved the adams family. she wanted to remake the adams family movie. >> reporter: tracie's dreams end in early morning hours of april 17th, 1995. tracie lived with her grandmother in reisterstown. her grandmother was the first to report her missing. according to the police report, tracie went to din wear friend. he dropped her off at a restaurant and the harryman house on main street and she met up with her ex-boyfriend and they left together. headed out to another friend's house so they could grab a six-pack of beer. >> he told the police that they had gone and sat behind i believe it was franklin high school and he said they had a couple beers and then threw the rest away. and that he was tired and wanted to go home. >> reporter: the ex-boyfriend told police tracie asked if she could smoke in his car when he told her no, she asked to be taken back to her from's house. >> he said that she asked him to drop her off back at the apartment of her other friend, and he left her there. >> reporter: that was the last anyone saw of her. tracie's purr was found later that night on pitston and high falcon where she was dropped off. the only thing missing is a pack of cigarettes. days that followed were a whirlwind and they interviewed people who saw her last and the stories were the same. that was it. and then police started a getting calls from a woman. for the next week, this woman called regularly and fed police odd storities of tracie saying she ran into her mother in new york, gotten into drugs even checked herself into amental institution. police followed up on the woman's claims but all of them seemed unfounded. >> i know she would never have left her grandmother. she would never have left and not come home and not told them where she was. she loved them very, very much. and there's no way. >> reporter: tracie ran away one other time but her grandmother felt this time was different. after a week she called the detectives and thought ising terrible happened. police agreed. detectives reinterviewed people and questioning people living on the street and taking a closer look at the man who saw tracie. but the search turned up nothing. after a while, tracie's case went cold. >> every where i go, every time i see a tall girl with long brown hair i. want to stop her on the street and keck and see if it's her. >> reporter: tracie's grandmother is now gone. her mother a lifelong heroin addict died a few years ago. her father lives in florida and they never had a good relationship. the only people left advocating for tracie are detectives who know the case well. and stephanie. >> even if her grandmother is gone now, even if her mom is gone now even if the people that she loved and was closest to have gone, think she still deserves justice. she deserves to be found. >> reporter: into if you would like more information on the case, log onto abc2news.com/cold cases. you will find all sorts of details on the case and other cold cases in our state. if you have any information about the disappearance of tracie mosley, we urge you to call metro crimestoppers at the number on the screen. 1-866-7-lockup or text your tip to crimes. you can submit a tip on line if you want. log onto metro crimestoppers.org and click on submit a tip. well, maryland's cold cases continues tonight. we have a story of a harford county woman jennifer claybrook. she was only 15 years old when she was found murdered. not far from her bel air home. this was back in the spring of 1983. after 27 years, her case still remains a mystery. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally, it really is very tragic when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture that was taken of her. >> catch the story tonight at 11 right here on abc2. all right. stay with us, before we take a break, we want to ask a question. will you invade your fridge rator for a snack during the commercials? because when we come back, after you close that refrigerator door, we will take a closer look at your snack attack. we will see how it is really affecting you. we are talking about the food and the holidays, bringing plenty of good food and great treats. but if you die diabetic, it could spell trouble. a simple tip so everyone can enjoy the feast with less health concerns. we will be right back. we want to remind you if you are look for a job, we want to help. that is tough ecomony right now. so this is what we are doing every wednesday it's get back to work wednesday on "good morning, maryland" and we put together resumes and put it on aret. e-mail us best resumes at wmar.com with a microsoft word attachment. you can come in and tape it and we will put it on air and online. 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>> well, the thing is there's no such thing as a diabetic diet anymore. what we want everyone to do is eat in healthy way. so, this is what you eat on a thanks giving dinner. and the reason i say moderation not deprivation is that you don't have to throw all of this food away and eat completely different food. you just want to control your portion sizes. so, had is a pretty typical plate size. and instead of using this size, you want to go smaller. you want to have about a 9 inch plate. so and you set the plate up so that a quarter of the plate is your protein. so for thanksgiving dinner that, might be your turkey or ham or whatever. meat or whatever you are a vegetation tofu for the dinner, a quarter of the plate is going to be what we call a starchy vegetable. so that would be something like pasta, it would be rice and gravy at thanksgiving dinner. mashed potatoes sweet potatoes those items. and, that would be be a quarter of the plate. also, instead of having one starchy food item on the plate, you could have macaroni and cheese on a little corner here and then have a little bit of stuffing. so. >> you can take less to have more. >> exactly. exactly. and half of the plate is going to be your nonstarchy vegetable. so that would be something like green beans, broccoli, and sauerkraut and cabage cauliflower any nonstarchy vegetable. >> that's the one thing if we are going a stock up on one thing make it be the vegetable neectsly. that's very true. they've lot of fiber in it. and for people with type 2 diabetes, the fiber will help them stay full longer and also will take longer to digest and breakdown. so their blood sugar remains level. >> one thing i like that you said when we were chatting is you said a lot of people who have type 2 diabetes they have been eating one way their whole life. so, it's more realistic to do something like that than to say don't eat any of it. >> change is very difficult for all of us. and when it comes to something like eating, an activity all of us enjoy, it's very difficult for all of to us change our behavior. so, in addition to setting the plate up like this, you can have eight ounce of milk or if you don't like milk or dare product lighto hello, gut cottage cheese if you don't like those things have a small dinner roll and small piece of fruit so that's going to be cranberry sauce for thanksgiving. and you can also have free what we call free foods. big garden salad when white salad -- light salad dressing or more vegetables and that's a filling meal. >> tell everybody where to reach you. >> reach us at emmc.org or call the main number at delmarva foundation 443-285-0190. and you can ask for me or the program manager. angela diction. >> thanks for all this information. and this looks like a good plate. i think that's the realistic. >> thank you. >> i forgot to ask about the pie. all right. it might be a reiny day and might not be baseball season. why in the world are jamie and charlie out at oriole park having fun. what are you doing? >> don't worry about the rain. >> we are live this morning outside came royal park at camden yard. we have the bird with us. the legend jamie costello. >> the legend. >> and i play second base remember that. >> second base? >> yeah. >> it's raining so just as long -- how long will this hang around? >> it's going to hang around all day until we see the arm. you throw from left field? right would be pushing it. 52 east wind. we have got wet weather that will actually gain a little bit more girth this afternoon. heavier rain on the way. and a chill. we will talk about that and much more of good morning, maryland after this. stick around. 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>> well we are down here. we wanted to give charlie a summer home. so we want to give it to you early. >> my wife is not a huge sports fan but we have gone to a few major league games and she loves going to major league ball parks. the beauty of the field and experience and fans and chants. spelling of the o's. >> go ahead bird. >> listen, i will give you -- don't want to go too deep because you have a lot to go because i could go crazy. we won the world series in 66. we came back in 70 and won again and we juan it in 83. now w. you watch the highlights from 79, you will see game 7 right bird in and he will hit the home run. to this day when i watch it i think it's going one step further. and we will win it. i still can't believe we lost in 79 or 71 or 69 to the mets. >> those are heart breaking memories. >> heart breaking. >> what is your best memory. >> cal. anything cal did. cal and 82 when he hit the home run and shook his canned's had in third. i remember that bird. that was great. and when he built the record -- broke lou gehrig's record. >> and you have a memory many people didn't know that we didn't see. you saw him on the final day here at camden yards. >> we were out here except no rain but we were inside the stadium and he is up against the brick wall behind home plate with john. and he had his bat tilted and looking out to the field. and i remember that his last game and look at him saying this is it. and he is seeing the field the same way. he wanted to absorb and soak it in. welcome to baltimore. >> thank you. bird, thank you. >> if we don't win this year, i will come get you. >> come to get me? >> i will come get you. >> you may end up playing second base, you never know. can you pitch? >> no. i can play first, third. >> back to you, megan. >> you guys are out of the ball park throw a ball. i would love to see it. thanks. >> all right. let's go. >> do it. go do it. no one get injured. jamie is a old man. be careful. all right. it's rainy out there. so of course, we will check in with justin with weather. we will be right back. , ♪ [ female announcer ] there's a way to get your groceries when you want them, all without leaving your home. it's called safeway home delivery. visit safeway.com today and you'll save $15 on your first order and get free home delivery. just type in the promo code: fresh. it's everything you need. so you have more time to do what you want. order today. with $15 off and free delivery, now's the time to shop at safeway.com. you're watching the station that works for you o. guy morning maryland" at nine. now to an ongoing investigation. no a lock smith who is up to his old tricks again. even after a court order and decision against him, develops say joe horton is still overcharging his customers a typical job that cost from 50 to 200 toars but he forced -- but he has forced customers to pay hundreds more. joce sterman caught him on tape. >> reporter: if this guy looks familiar, it's because we chased him down outside a baltimore county courtroom six months ago. joe horton is a lock smith. but the attorney general is willing to call him a whole lot worse. >> this guy is knucklehead and what he is doing doesn't insult me personly. >> reporter: the attorney general says what horton is doing is ripping off people locked out. last spring he was charged in a civil case brought by gansler's office. dozens testified against him. claiming horton's business around the clock lock smith overcharged by hundreds and thousands to get into their cars and homes holding the credit cards hostage inform they agreed to pay. >> he is a shiester and nothing more or less. >> reporter: a shiester who seemingly won't stop even under orders from a judge since april there's been a cease and i did sift order telling him to stop luring with low ball or no estimates but to jack up the price later. we are with abc2 can we ask you a couple questions. but that doesn't stop him. what's the price for this? 825 dollars? >> yes ma'am. >> reporter: have been you been to court for overcharging kusters. >> yes. >> reporter: cameras rolling he tried to take us for a ride. but we are not the only ones to get locked in his trap. >> i kind of did a double take and was like really? >> reporter: julie was shocked to see horton's face flash across the tv last month. weeks before, he unlocked her door and after claiming he couldn't give an estimate, slammed her with an outrageous bill. $525. she ate the cost and swallowed her anger knowing nothing about horton's past until she saw him in an abc2 promotion. >> i didn't know who to contact until i saw your news station. i hope no one else calls him or at least he is stopped because what he is doing is not right. >> reporter: we wanted to see what he was doing and find out for ourselves whether he was still involved in shady business despite the court order. so on a weekday afternoon we asked our producer to lock his keys in the car and make a call. >> hi. i locked myself out of my car and i was wondering if you could come out and open it up for me. >> reporter: this time, horton did offer an estimate. >> 150? okay. >> reporter: with the bottom line in mind, we waited and waited and waited. nearly 3 hours later, horton pulled up take the producers license and credit card immediately. and before ever stepping out of his van, he was ready to charge nearly six times more than quoted $825. why would you charge him 825 after quoting him 150? >> well that's not what he was quoted. >> reporter: he was quoted that over the phone. >> no he was he was quoted 825. >> i was told 150. >> that's not what you were told. >> no it was not. >> reporter: haven't you learned your lesson in apparently not. according to attorney general gan sler we showed him the tape. why doesn't this guy go to jail? i mean he is not going to listen to a court order. >> clearly he should go to jail but that's a different issue than what's going on right now. right now there's a pending civil case, and you have to go through the steps. >> reporter: and after dozens of witnesses, that case is now back in gansler's office for final judgment a judge agreed with the ag's office saying horton exposed consumeers consumeers to unfair trade practices. claiming horton lied even when it didn't matter. but this lock smith behavior matters to us and our viewers. that's why we tried to get honest answers face-to-face but even we were left spinning our wheels. and you think 825 dollars is legitimate estimate. >> if you don't want to pay for me to do the work, take care. >> reporter: we don't but we want to know why you sharnlg 825 dollars. >> good work, joc etch. that's joce sterman reporting. three criminal cases against him are pending. a cease and dissift order was ut put in place there and as for the state the legal team has few more days to respond to the judge's recommendation. then the attorney general's office will make a final judgment and issue punishment. doug gamsler says he thinks marylanders who did business with horton should get every single nickel they spent back. coming next, it's getting less crowded on the dance floor and tonight one more couple gets the boot. a lot of high scores and it's anyone's guess who is headed home. 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i have no words to express how excited i am except for sexy. >> reporter: one point behind them brandi and her partner. they began the evening with triple 9s for and then with the pressure on returned to score triple 10s for the argentine tango. third place. >> whatever happens, happens. i am just happy that we were able to give our all tonight and be the best we can be. >> hopefully they will reward brandi with the finale and beyond. i just feel very proud of her accomplishments. >> reporter: bristol and mark are proud of theirs too. although they are at the bottom of the judge's leader board, they got their best scores of the season triple 9s and later add 26 more for the wallets. >> i am gleesed -- blessed to be here and have opportunities like this show and to have fans out there that keep voting us in, and i am thankful to have made it this far. >> reporter: semifinal scores were the best of the "dancing of the stars" season but that's not enough for one of the couples because before tonight is over, one more couple goes home. we will find own during the results show on abc. >>i know it's up to the voters but if jennifer gray or brandi don't win, so wrong because they look so good. >> jennifer gray does look good. >> she is 50 i can't believe that. >> that woman movie career got restarted with this show. and if night movie career she should have beauty lines and talk show i doesn't know what it is. >> dance video. >> i will buy that. >> you will buy it. >> i would buy it. >> and i will may money to see justin dance at weather wall. have great day. thanks for joining us. >> dance right here right now. >> do it. come on. >> we are out of time. i am sorry. >>