it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. the trouble marylanders are having when it comes to finding the swine flu vaccine. >> i've had enough of adulation over the years, and i thought i was all finished with it, but, you know, it's nice to see so many people here. >> and see how baltimore's love affair with brooks robinson is forever. . where have all the flu clinics going? county health departments around our area have been delaying or cancelling h1n1 vaccination clinics because they don't have any vaccine. christian schaefer has that story tonight. and is there any idea when we might get more vaccine? report short answer to that one, no. the state health department will only say that more vaccine will arrive in the weeks ahead. 1 million doses should be available by the end of this month, that total is now only to be 530,000. it's coming, just not fast enough for many parents. lisa fast's daughter has asthma and that puts jessica into two of the groups that health officials say need to be vaccinated against the h1n1 vey virus. >> too much going around, co-workers, kids, panic things with the parents. >> reporter: but jessica has not been vaccinated and not for lack of effort. >> my doctor's office says they don't know if they will get theirs at all. so it's just a waiting game. >> reporter: it's a concern shared by thousands of parents which has no clinics scheduled at this time. >> my doctor's office doesn't have it. i talked to him about t they don't know when they'll get it in. >> reporter: tracy has two teenage sons. she says the case of walter brooks of anne arundel county who died last week was a wake-up call. brooks' parents said he'd been diagnosed with the swine flu. state and federal officials should have been able to get more vaccine delivered sooner. >> back in june and july they first started talking about it. what happened to the rest of the time? >> reporter: state health officials say the distribution is working pu there isn't enough supply to go around, meaning all parents can do is wait. >> it's frustrating because i do worry. like i said, my daughter has asthma and i would like for her to get vaccinated. >> reporter: okay. if you go to abc2news.com we have a map that you can click on, going to tell you when a flu clinic will be held near you. however, many have nothing scheduled. nothing in baltimore county, nothing in harford, and anne arundel is asking people to call and make an apoinment. there's one on friday at the hippodrome. check back often. more clinics will be scheduled. >> if you plan on going to the hippodrome on friday you should plan ahead. >> go early to get your space. this whole week leading up, that's the only one in baltimore city this week. >> kids need a second one, right? >> doctors are recommended you get two shots for your children. one is better than none, but that two-shot demand for children along with these scary stories we've been seeing is increasing the demand which has been hit by the supply problem. >> thanks, chris. tomorrow family and friends will say their last goodbyes to walter brooks the young anne arundel teen believed to have lost his life to h1n1. brooks' parents say he came down with what appeared to be a cold but it got worse fass. he was hospitalized. another infection took hold. tomorrow's funeral is at the heritage community church in severn. a baltimore man has been indicted on first degree murder charges in the burning death of his grandmother. police say tyrone mason sprayed ethel henderson with shellac thinner and set her on fire. this happened back on march. he set her on fire because she refused to give him money. tomorrow morning a baltimore city officer could find out how long he'll be suspended for reportedly pulling out his gun at a haunted house in baltimore county. the house of screams in essex turned into a really scary place sunday night for an actor playing the part of leather face. officer janik allegedly pointed his service weapon at the actor. >> i think you're safe at these kind of attractions. there was no threat to the people going through there, to tell you the truth. it was just an officer making a rarely poorly thought out move. no one was hurt but it was frightening. >> the officer immediately told the actor it's okay, i'm a cop. employees called 911 anyway and the officer was questioned in the parking lot. county police say there was alcohol on his breath. he's been ruled an extreme danger to public safety and will stay behind bars until hits trial. thomas meighhan is charged with killing miriam. witnesses say he was blowing red lights, hitting a woman near johns hopkins university and getting involved in another hit and run in east baltimore all in a four-hour time period. he's charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving bodily injury or death. a pennsylvania man will be sleeping behind bars tonight after police say he tried to steal or carjack at least four cars all within 10 minutes. it happened saturday night in the 7400 block of railroad avenue near dorsey road. gary ensor drove his pickup truck on to the train tracks. the truck got stuck and moments after he abandoned it it was hit by a train. then ensor roamed the area and tried to break into three carries cars and carjacks another. all the victims confronted him and he went away. >> the suspect left the scene and through investigation officers were talking to victims, getting that description, they broadcast that description and located the suspect a short time later. >> police say ensor faces at least three attempted car theft charges, carjacking, and he's being held without bond. . clouds moving over top of the baltimore area and they'll thicken as the evening goes on. let's take you to dundalk and hanover where temperatures are in the low 50s, upper 40s. you'll see the feels like temperature in anne arundel county a little bit cooler than the actual temperature because of a breeze out there. forecast for the overnight period, mostly cloudy, 47 for the low at bwi but cooler temperatures in the northern western suburbs. rain is on the way. when it's going to be arriving, how long it's going to last, and how much we're going to get, coming up. the trial of three religious cult members accused of starving a toddler to death for not saying amen after meals has been postponed again. a fourth person on trial is expected to plead guilty on friday. the mother pleaded guilty earlier this year and is expected to testify. police have identified a man found murdered in lance down over the weekend. tracy bowers died after he was found shot several times. police have little information on suspects and they're asking anyone who may have seen anything to call them. if you use the m.a.r.c. trains to get to work or come home at night, add some extra time to your commute. starting friday transit police will be stepping up security. be ready for ran done bag trucks on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. towson university is hoping to snuff out smoking for good on campus by next year. the policy has not been finalized yet but administratesors are working with the student government to create the smoke-free ban. the goal is to have student involvement during the entire process to become smoke free. the ban is set for august the 1st, 2010. baseball hall of famer brooks robinson had a lot of magical nights and tonight was another memorable one for one of our favorite baltimore orioles. >> reporter: he was the guest of honor and the sports legends really came out. they were all there, palmer, layer and dempsey, all here to play tribute to one of the most beloved orioles, brooks robinson. >> i thought i was all finished with the adulation but nice to see so many people here and beyond the call of duty for so many of them. >> reporter: the event? a fundraiser for the babe ruth museum. that other athlete who like brooks is taking the city by storm. >> the fact i lived here, my children grew up here, and i tell you what, it's come back tenfold to me because i mean i can be walking down the street and i have people hanging out of cars saying, hey, brooks, remember me? you signed that ball back in '64. >> reporter: an amazing night, really. our love affair with him is far from over. listen to the guys who know him best and what he means to this city. >> never mind his accomplishments on the field, but i think more so again what he did in the community and in the clubhouse and for baseball in general. putting baltimore on the map. again, i just can't thank him enough. >> the man just was a perfect, perfect ball player and a teammate, and ever since i've known him since 1963 when i came to baltimore, he's been the same brooks robinson ever since i met him. >> he's very empathetic, very caring person. i don't find that quality in a heck of a lot of people. he's a special guy. >> reporter: special guy indeed. well, it was a night filled with special tributes to the orioles legend. robinson, who is a cancer survivor, asked that $5 from each ticket go to the cancer society. >> how great to see him and all those guys. it turns out those nasty age spots have no age limit! why younger people are dealing with the blemishes and what you could do to prevent them. mummies, ghosts, and goblins are scary enough on hallowe'en. what happens when you factor in the retail forecast? awe two degree guarantee was 64 degrees and earlier we didn't think we made t but the high actually got to 62 at bwi which means we did hit the two degree guarantee. we've hit it three days in a row. we'll be back with our forecast in a dumb of minutes. hundredon car insurance. what you might not know is that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too. for more information call 1-800-947-auto or check the yellow pages for an office near you. [tires screeching] [screech] accidents can happen anytime. that's why geico's here 24 hours a day, every day. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. . in to your health, are your kids getting enough vitamin d? one in five kids ages 1 to 11 is vitamin d defishent. vitamin d is what helps prevent serious problems including weak bones, diabetes, even some cancers. summer is fading into a distant memory but you may notice some things on your skin that are not fading along with it. age spots. and you may think they're a sign of growing older, but dermatologists warn they're showing up on younger and younger people all the time. >> reporter: barbara sullivan loves the sun. >> i'm outside all the time. as much as i can, i walk my dogs, play tennis, working in the yard. >> reporter: short of staying indoors she does what she can to protect herself, putting on sun block daily but she spotted something unwelcome on her arms and legs. >> started noticing age spots. >> reporter: and she just turned 40. a doctor says despite their reputation age spots don't just hit the over 60 set. they have nothing to do with your age. shocked? she sees them on people in their 20s these days. >> wear's seeing them these days -- we're seeing them these days younger and younger and more people are going out into the sun without protection. >> reporter: unlike freckles, these small to medium brown spots are a product of exposure to the sun and appear on certain areas of the body more than others. the backs of your hands, your chest, your face. >> reporter: medically they're harmless but if you don't think you look good with spots, here's some advice. >> they can prevent them which costs something along the lines of $10 for sun screen or spend more zeros after that with me after they arrive. >> reporter: lather of daily to keep them away or treat them after the fact. you can get over-the-counter topical treatments to hide and prevent more. >> it provides wonderful coverage and sun protection. >> reporter: other drug store options products with soya. hydroclonie is a bleaching agent available over the counter. it's safe when used probably; however, the fda is currently reexamining the safety of it if you prefer to avoid it there are other options. >> the most specific therapy is to use lazars which very specifically, like a bomb, target the brown spots in the skin destroying those areas that are damaged by the sun and leaving the remaining skin intact. >> reporter: you can use prescription retinnoles or get a chemical peel which is what barbara does. she sees her dermatologist three times a year. >> i use a lot more sun screen. >> and if you notice something new on your skin, see your dermatologist to make sure it's not something more serious. baltimore city had something to celebrate. through a knew health care expansion 10,000 people are now covered. giving lots of people especially mothers and fathers peace of mind. >> if you suffer with extreme case of eczema. i didn't know what to do. it was very hard. i wish i could have got on a blog and figured out what to do. but i was thankful enough to have that health care because we were able to go to the dermatologist, and she's doing better with that. >> for more details on health care for all, you can go to abc2news.com and click on links mentioned on air. researchers at the university of maryland school of medicine have joined forces with sister network aimed at breast cancer survival rates. the film funded by the sues tan g. komen foundation focusses on helping african american women develop a plan of action after being diagnosed with breast cancer. . kind of an uneventual out there. >> uneventual, but showers on the way. arriving late tomorrow afternoon and continue through the day on wednesday. give us a nice end of the week the way things are looking right now. >> good. >> take a look outside right now in the baltimore area, clouds right now. 53 degrees, 83% humidity, winds interest the east at 6. the pressure is falling. tides tomorrow at fort mchenry. sun comes up at 7:29, will set at 6:11. low this morning was 39 degrees, the high today at bwi, 62. 65 in hagerstown, 62 here if baltimore did hit our two degree guarantee. hit it three days in a row now. temperatures across the region, 43 in york, 53 in hagerstown, 54 in dover, and 56 in pax river, easton, they didn't send us a report. they're out having coffee. as far as our satellite picture, throughout the day we had sunshine but east of the bay it was a pretty cloudy day all because of of an area of low pressure. few light scattered showers. rainfall making its way up the ohio valley, that will be the first shot of rain that we get tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. and then a more potent area of low pressure makes its way in our direction during the day on wednesday. right now, nothing showing up on radar. you see that green? it looks like rain but it's not. that's the receipt of the day radiating back out into space. by tomorrow evening beings we will we'll have showers. 42 in fairfield, 52 in rockville, glen burnie 53. up in aberdeen, 50 centerville at 54. forecast for the overnight period, clouds thicken and we'll see scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. on wednesday, that's when the majority of the rainfall arrives. we could see an inch or an inch and a quarter of rain. it moves through quickly. clears us up for the end of the week and temperatures remain on the moderate side. forecast for tonight, mostly cloudy, 47 for the low, cooler temperatures in the northern and western suburbs because they're all down to 47 in many places. cloudy during the day tomorrow with p.m. showers. wednesday, kind of a rainy day. more general rainfall back into the picture for hallowe'en, that's what it's looking like right now. hopefully that will change. sunday and monday the sun comes back with 64 and 58 degrees. i'll see you tomorrow night at 5, 6, and 11. . [ bell ringing ]. stocks were down across the board. the dow was down 104 points, nasdaq down 12, s&p the same. mccorporal ak and company lost points. good things could soon be coming to marylanders struggling to find a job. thanks to a bill supported by senator ben carden. he is pushing a bill that would help unemployed marylanders get federal benefits for an additional 14 weeks. the house passed a bill that would only extend benefits to people living in states where the unemployment rate is higher than 8.5%. which means maryland would not qualify. >> i don't know what we're going to do if unemployment benefits are not extended the. for us it can be the difference between having a home and being homeless. >> six maryland counties have unemployment rates higher than 8.5%. a spooky forecast for retailers hoping to cash in on hallowe'en. the retail industry says customers won't spend as much as they did last year but they're hoping, holding out for extra tricks and treats. the national retail federation says a lot of you will make your own costumes this year or you'll reuse old ones. they say you'll likely spend $56 on hallowe'en items, $10 less than last year. even with all those factors in play, some retailers say sales are up. >> people want to drop 30, 40, $50 on a costume or accessories to escape from reality. >> lots of disney characters are expected on hallowe'en, lots of michael jacksons beings and a few president obamas and first ladies, too. . and she played her letters just right. . >> congratulations. >> raven's purple that helped the dundalk person win big on the wheel tonight? >> here's something sweat sweet for your bank account, $30,000. . lucky break. $46,390 cash and prizes. nice job, lacecey. >> a dundalk woman has a few extra bucks in the bank after winning over $46,000 on the wheel of fortune. she is a customer service rep for the ravens. >> h, even better. >> it was so much fun, it was scary a little bit because it was in front of a live audience and obviously there's pressure but it was really fun. it was like the most fun i've ever had. >> and it got even more fun. brower watched her episode air with her friends and family. we'll be back with more in a moment. introducing the newest $5 footlong -- buffalo chicken. spicy buffalo chicken and cool ranch... nestled in a soft blanket of freshly baked bread. it's hot! it's cool! how is it both? take a bite and find out. subway. eat fresh. but imagine if you could get that dentist smooth clean feeling every time you brush at home. ♪ you can, with oral-b rechargeable brushes. dentist inspired cupping action surrounds each tooth to remove up to twice as much plaque as a regular manual brush. the power of a dentist smooth clean feeling every day. oral-b rechargeable brushes. starting at $22. satisfaction guaranteed. visit oral-b.com for details. the dream has never been bigger. america, time is running out to choose your cow. - haallloo! - helloowww! ♪ caaaa-liiii-for-nia! ♪ calipornia, calipornia. ♪ announcer: only one cow can win and only you can decide. vote for the next california happy cow. voting ends december 31st. great milk comes from happy cows. happy cows come from california. look for dairy brands with the real california seals. . continued thickening clouds tomorrow with afternoon and evening showers. rain will get heavier on wednesday and then clear up for thursday and friday. temperatures remain on the moderate side. right now looks like more rainfall possible on hallowe'en on saturday but we'll try to change that forecast. check in with justin tomorrow. >> you're going to get some tricks. >> yeah, sure. >> that's all for us tonight. you can follow all the stories we're covering on abc2news.com. we'll be back tomorrow. good night. >> tricks are for kids! on issues important to seniors, senators mikulski and cardin have been leaders, fighting to make health care more affordable and to make sure seniors have access to the medicines their doctor prescribes. now maryland senators can improve medicare and help close the donut hole without raising premiums on seniors by as much as 20%, which some proposals would do. call today -- ask senators mikulski and cardin to support the senate health care reform bill. because we can improve medicare without making seniors pay more. you'll never have to call them to the dinner table twice of pillsbury cinnamon rolls bring everyone to the table in their sunday best