expect temperatures around 63, cooler outlying areas and then the increasing clouds and more humidity by tomorrow morning. it's a huge storm system, cold front in here and that's creating showers and gusty thunderstorms, that's moving our direction. >> all right. new, a case of cannabilism. >> we brought you the story last night. what started as a missing person's case then he remains in a dumpster has turned in to something much more disturbing. > alley 21 year is locked up facing charges in a horrible crime. >> he admitted to killing mr. cody and cutting him up with a knife. >> we sat and watched it happen. it was creepy. beyond that. >> reporter: kathy said their normally quiet neighborhood was full of police. saturday a 37-year-old was reported missing. neighbors say that's what it got strange. >> the 21-year-old son, the one that they accused of murdering he was out with a machete trimming bushes and then later he walked down the street, down the middle with a pot. >> reporter: sheriff deputies looked for evidence in the home where the victim rented a room. family members said they found remains in the laundry room. >> i was looking out and i saw them bring a -- like a joint of a leg or something. >> reporter: authorities say it was a head and two hands. when they questioned the suspect they learned more. >> he further stated that he consumed the internal organs, specifically the heart and portions of the brain. the suspect then led detectives to a dumpster in joppa where they found what remained of the body. >> reporter: the victim was a graduate from morgan state. the suspect apparently was a former student. >> tonight state police have charged a man with videotaping several young boys inside the rest rooms at the maryland house and the chesapeake house up and down 95. we are live with that story tonight and why police could use your help in this investigation. >> reporter: police found 13 videos of little boys using the bath room on the cell phone. they are trying to identity more of them so they can put together a stronger case against the suspect. it's busy, every day the maryland house rest stop in hartford, the perfect pull off for gas, a bite to eat and likely a trip to the rest room. >> i stop here all the time. >> reporter: and debbi stop was her 3-year-old son on their frequent trips. >> you hope that the rest stop provides the proper security that is a safe place to stop. otherwise you wouldn't stop there. >> reporter: earlier this month this man, 28-year-old brian williams, also stopped at the maryland house and the chesapeake house. they say he used his cell phone to take videos of young boys inside the men's rest room. >> the witness actually viewed the cell phone videotaping -- he could see that obviously the man had pressed record and it was aimed at a 4 or 5-year-old boy. >> reporter: the witness called police who started the investigation and eventually searched william's home taking the cell phone. on it they found 13 videos of boys using the bathroom, they have only identified two of them. >> there is a level of trust and security you expect when your child goes in the bathroom they come out safe. >> reporter: state police patrol the houses but they are not on site all the time. for debbi it's one more thing to worry about on those long car trips. >> as he gets older i don't know how i will deal with that situation, especially if my husband isn't with me. >> reporter: the incidents police know about happened sunday may 6th between nonand four in the afternoon. if you were there during those hours you are asked to call police, especially if you are traveling a young boy or if you think you saw that suspect. he is charged with unlawful photography of juveniles and has been released on bail. abc 2news. you are all fired up about this so we asked what do you think is the safe age to let your child go to the bathroom alone? join in on the conversation on facebook. abc 2news.com/facebook. here is another story we have. if you live in hartford deputies want you to watch out for the ice cream truck. there is a girl says they was at record road park earlier this week when a man in a ice cream truck tried to lure her and a friend inside. the man said he would give them free ice cream. the girl's father said the truck seemed off, only a few stickers, didn't have music or a cut out to buy ice cream. if you see this kind of truck you better call police. >> new, a police are on the scene trying to figure out how five children were run over. it happened in the 2200 block of hammond street. a woman in a large suv was backing in to a driveway, children were nearby, the vehicle suddenly accelerated ran over the child. they range from 1 if a half to 11. they are all in serious or critical condition. the driver may be the mom of one of them. no charges have been filed. police are working to sort out a stabbing at a bar. it happened around seven tonight at the starting gate lounge on laurel. police say people were stabbed, a third person was hurt when witnesses tackled him to try to keep him from running away. and tonight police are questioning a man they say wave aid gun on the campus of unbc. they spent most of the morning looking for him. they say the suspect didn't threaten anyone, just showed the gun to a student who called police. police have not identified the man but do say he is a student. he has not been charged. >> new, friends gathered in townsend to remember darryl augustus. it was a individuall for the man killed over the weekend what that watches to be a domestic dispute. he was found in a burned out truck. the suspect found augustus with his ex-girlfriend. he turned himself in today. david stone, grew up to be a very successful real estate agent but every day he thinks about his uncle gone 68 years. we have tried to tell this story for a year but he was to emotional to talk, tonight he is ready. >> reporter: mel all of 19. >> never out of my mind. >> reporter: when mel got his orders david at the age of six became his friend. >> i remember his uniform and taking a collection up from other adults and giving it to him. . >> reporter: when he walked out the door and crossed the sea nobody thought they would never see him again. mel died on june 6th 1944 during d day. this man, bruno spent seven years taking care of mel's grave in normandy. a year ago he got in touch with david. >> just had such an impact on me and in turn had a great impact on him. >> reporter: three times a year bruno would leave his home and drive 150 miles down the countryside to take care of mel's grave with his chill laying flowers. >> we have become very good friends. >> reporter: david knows the time would come for him to walk out his door and cross that very sea. >> one day i -- hopefully one day soon i hope to be over there and meet him in person and thank him. i probably would just hug him and say thank you. probably very wet eyes and i don't even know if i will be able to talk. it's just something very important to me. >> reporter: bruno is going this week to see mel. he take pictures and send david another he e-mail that his uncle will never be forgotten. >> a mother daughter pair who share a very frightening disease. >> we can teach others about heart awareness. >> tonight how they are turning their heartache into a gift for other people. . >> and looks good across baltimore but a big storm is brewing. >> and we have been rolling them all week. tonight we are live at the spelling bee. meet the winner when we return. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. . know you have been following this case all day long. latest on john edwards big day. acquitted of one count of fraud, the jury deadlocked on the other counts. outside the courthouse he admitted to what he called sin. >> while i do not believe i did anything illegal, or ever thought i was, i did a horrible, horrible lie that was wrong. >> reporter: jurors couldn't decide if he used one million dollars in campaign money to hide his pregnant mistress while his wife was dying of cancer. eric is a michigan teen who loves playing sports. he also has down syndrome. he turned 19 before the school year and now a rule bars kid from playing if they turn 19 before september. the association voted to let him play. >> i just want to say thank you for everybody who supported me through all of this. >> that's all we wanted was just a shot at letting the schools decide. >> he is eligible to play until he graduates. >> heart disease is the number one killer of women. now in many cases it can be prevent fire department prevented. you can't do that if you are bosh with a heart defect one family is sharing their story in hopes of reaching women who can prevent it. >> i was angry, depressed, couldn't believe it happened to me. >> reporter: a wake up call. that's how she described her cardiac arrest. later she learned it would change her life and that it of her daughter. >> i was a mess. i didn't want her sleeping in her crib, i wanted her close by. i cried many nights by myself thinking what did i do to my daughter? >> reporter: 14 years ago she ended up in a coma for weeks after a massive heart attack. when they woke up tests revealed she had a rare heart condition that can be pass from one generation to the next. >> you are like a walking time bomb because you never know what it's going to hit. with the kind we have its -- a lot of people die in their sleep. >> reporter: we, testing years later showed her daughter had it too. like her mom she would need a machine the rest of her life. >> i was really scared. i don't remember it to well. >> reporter: the tears still flow as the 16-year-old thinks of the classmate who make fun of her heart disease and her deviolates. >> they don't know unless i tell them and some of them are like my god i'm sorry and others are like what? and then others are like laughing. >> reporter: no apology. she is a ballerina who hopes to be a sciencist. she also loves to bake and wants to go to cooking school. in the meantime the teen and her mom are on a mission. >> it can be advocates for the heart association, teach others about heart awareness and heart issues, you don't get yourself -- you don't take care of your heart nobody else will. >> people need to be aware. they need to know what the science signs are. >> you are my best friend. >> reporter: we are a proud responsible sponsor of the go red for women lunch it'll happen from ten to 1:30 tomorrow. if you want more information you can call or visit their website. we have a link. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> what a beautiful afternoon we are had l go through a littl tour of the weatherbug camera. look at the sun this afternoon taking us in to the evening. just a beautiful condition. the clouds coming back in, take a look at ellicott. same deal this afternoon. went there from that cold blue sky to now just a few clouds moving through this afternoon and annapolis same deal. the clouds coming in. here sot shot from the harbor camera. you can seat humidity up around 55%. visibility still good but the clouds will start to knock that down down. 70 in the city. the warmer spot frederick. out toward dover it's 67. we noticed the moisture up in the last hour. 53 dew point in baltimore but down to the south culpepper at 61. this measures the moisture in the atmosphere and we are noticing it's becoming more abundant than we have today and that will trigger showers and storms by tomorrow. through the plan, 66 as you wake up tomorrow morning, could be a spot shower and then it after lunch, expecting the showers and storms to increase. the best shot, after 4:00 with the temperature at around 80. take a look at the satellite. you can seat clouds starting to close in but the real big headline, still out toward the west the cold front and it's firing off the showers and storms, out toward the west and severe weather. this is going to kick toward the east by tomorrow afternoon. the set up a warm front that's moving through the area tomorrow morning and then this cold front will help start thunderstorms going into tomorrow and some of those storms could be severe. 68roanoke. compare that to chicago. this is a pretty strong cold front that's pushing off toward the east and that clash will create the storms, storm prediction center in norman they monitor them and are saying we have a good shot of hail, gusty wins and dangerous lightning and the potential of a isolated tornado. we will cast that so have you to keep it locked here. future trend showing a clear sky. i could see a spot shower for tomorrow but the best shot of showers in to play after the noon hour and into tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. heavy rain, could talk about localized flooding. then the better news by saturday everything clears out with a mix of sun and clouds. the forecast for the rest of the overnight. about 63, increasing clouds, it's a cooler evening but into tomorrow the humidity and that will start storms, calling them gusty storm action. tomorrow nights scattered showers, thunderstorms, a temperature of around 60 degrees. the seven day forecast. tomorrow worst of the day, 82 degrees and then into the weekend, 75 degrees so it's a better looking forecast in to the weekend. could be isolated shower or storm threat for sunday. a temperature of around 79 but the week as a whole does look good. there is a little instability for tuesday and wednesday. that could fire off a shore or storm. the real headline, is -- the showers and storms and then -- could be severe during the afternoon. >> all right. like the nfl draft i watched this all day. it's all over. a new spelling champ shelf. >> let's go live. we will learn about this 14- year-old star from san diego >> reporter: what an exciting night. an 8th grader won the national spelling bee. she beat out 277 other spellers to get the national title and win a cash prize this is an experience of a lifetime. thousands of people packed in for the spelling bee to watch the finalists square off on stage in the final round. one by one they misspelled words forcing them out of the competition. until it got down to an 8th grader from florida. >> wermerei. >> . >> euet. >> reporter: she said she knew the word and her six hours of daily studying and more on the weekends paid off. [applause]. >> very exciting. very been waiting for this a long time. >> reporter: how long? >> since 5th grade. >> reporter: wow. how hard have you worked to get here? >> took a lot of effort. especially the last year. after placing 27th last year i wanted to better my score. >> it's a huge honor to be the steward of the bee and sort of call attention to the great kids and also call attention to the words that melt in to the american experience. >> reporter: she said she will save that honey she won tonight for college and when she grows up she wants to be a doctor. back to you. >> well on her way. >> thank you. >> spelling coaches. >> i know. six hours a day? >> coming up the playoff time and we will show you the fun at the northwood little league. >> first a look at night line. >> coming up, he ran for president while cheating on his dying wife, had a secret baby but it wasn't enough to convict him. we will take you inside the trial. and we are up close and personal with wild mustangs out west. 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