hill avenue. city police say a 4-year-old boy got ahold of a gun and accidentally shot himself in the face. >> my sympathy goes out to the family. >> reporter: the incident happened before 11:00 sunday morning. neighbors say they saw the boy's mom screaming. police have not verified who was inside the house at the time f the gun was stolen or registered. >> it appears that the child may have found a gun inside the home. at some point the gun want off. i can tell you that a gun has been recovered by detectives. >> reporter: police have not said what type of gun sent the boy to sinai hospital in critical condition. he was later transferred to johns hopkins hospital where he died. >> guns should not be in the home. especially with small children. children are curious. they are going to want to see how it works. >> reporter: police also calling this a teachable moment to always keep guns unloaded and not accessible to children. coming up at 11:00 we'll have the latest on the investigation. we are still waiting to hear whether or not anyone will be charged following this shooting and death of a 4-year-old boy. you'll also hear from one neighbor who heard the gunshot. and then the mother screaming. we are live in northwest baltimore cheryl o'conner abc2 news. teenagers love to post about their personal lives on facebook. this time they shared too much. harford county police busted an undercover drinking party after it was posted on facebook. charges are pending against two people who live at the home where the party was held. sheriff's office has been investigating several complaints of parties at the same house over the past few months. it is a murder case that stunned many in maryland and grabbed national headlines. she was laid to rest this weekend after being killed in the yoga store where she worked. her co-worker has been charged with murder. john has more on the clues that find -- finally tipped off investigators. >> reporter: the crime scene had two pairs of bloody footprints. police think one set was faked. the position she was tied up in was suspicious. >> as we begin analyzing the forensic effort and looked at the medical reports, it was not supporting what the miss norwood told us. >> reporter: all of this contradicts the story norwood told police. according to her after closing up the store for the night she went book pick up her wallet. two masked men followed them in, bound them and sexually assaulted them and beat and stabbed her to death. medical examiners found no evidence of sexual assault on either victim. the night of the killing workers at this store next door say they heard two women arguing. >> you go through a list of 14 or 18 things the victim told you. you can draw a line through almost every one of them. >> reporter: there was one other thing, norwood's wounds were superficial. murray's were deep. it was a scene painted in blood that suggests intense rage. >> it is a close stabbing, blunt force trauma she was majorly angry. >> reporter: in college soccer teammates were weary. >> girls on the team that knew her longer than me told me things like watch your locker. keep it locked. >> reporter: she said she never imagined norwood was capable of a calculated murder. >> norwood will appear in court tomorrow. law enforcement experts épsalisésay his will be -- police will be coming through her path to make sure nothing like this ever happened to anyone else around her. it was a gorgeous day. we had lots of sunshine on this first day of spring. spring begins at 7:21 p.m. we have a little more time. for all purposes it is already here. things are looking good. we didn't feel so great today. it was breezy and on the cool side. we are dry. we definitely like to see that on the first day of spring. we can see what's going on further south into virginia. look like a few showers in the forecast. we could be getting this action through the overnight. if your travels are taking you to virginia be prepared for the wet weather. as we go through the overnight time frame in our area you'll get wet. make sure you have rain gear. temperature at the inner harbor coming in at 49 degrees. 58 york. low 50s back into winchester and kulpeper. as we see what's happening this evening that temperature will be in the 40s. most -- mostly cloudy with a light easterly wind. as the death toll rises in japan a small victory for rescue workers. an 80-year-old woman and her 15- year-old grandson were rescued from the rubble. nine days after the earthquake and tsunami hit police were still coming through the area looking for survivors. rescuers found them after she crawled through the rubble to the roof. 7700 died since the monster quake struck last week. howard county family has been watching and worrying as the crisis in japan develops. her daughter is a towsen university student spending the semester in tokyo. she arrived home yesterday to grateful parents who were able to breathe a sigh of relief. paul was at bwi marshall airport for their emotional reunion. >> reporter: edward jacob waits nervously for his daughter's plane. it is listed as being on time. he explains how danielle was over in japan and how they found out about the devastating earthquake. >> she is an exchange student. japanese studies is her major. she was there for a year. we got the phone call from her when it happened. it was a relief to hear her voice. >> reporter: danielle's mother was able to keep edward informed through a skype conversation she had during the past week. >> i'm scared but mostly just really stressed and hopefully nothing else happens. and i can get to the airport okay. >> reporter: as ed anxiously awaited for his daughter to come off of the plane he began to worry what his daughter must be going through the last week in japan. as news started to set in danielle appears and a relieved father gives his daughter the hug he's been waiting to give her over a week. >> i left my house at 8:00 a.m. yesterday. i have been traveling over 48 hours. >> reporter: danielle was in classes at the time of the earthquake and describes the moment. >> we started shaking. we didn't know that it was going to keep on going. then it just got worse. it was really long. we had time to think about it. like should we leave or should we stay in class? the walls started shaking. everyone was huddling together outside. then we started calling our friends and families. >> reporter: with school not suspended for the rest of the semester danielle worries what that may mean for the rest of her education. >> i might have to pay for school still and not take any classes or still go to japan. but i don't want do that. >> reporter: more than herself danielle is thinking of the people people in japan. >> we got a call from people who affected their homes. >> reporter: as she walked away from the airport with her father danielle summed up her feelings. >> very happy and relieved. >> reporter: at bwi marshall airport paul jaffe abc2 news. this woman fled the country after a devastating fire in her texas daycare claimed the lives of four children. she is now in police custody. we'll tell you where she ran and why she decided to turn herself in. they are throwing down manners and rolls at a sushi eating contest in baltimore. we'll let you know how much they had to stuff down in three minutes to be crowned the champ. all through the night crews had fighter attacks pounding libyan ground forces. the chairman of the joint chief of staff for the strike had some effect. libyan state tv were showing funerals for wounded civilians in the air raids. kadafi says we are preparing ourselves for a war in a vast land you cannot fight on. the owner of a texas-owned daycare center where four children died in a fire turned herself in. she fled to her home in nigeria. >> i hoped she would eventually realize what she did and own up to it. >> she has to explain chapped instead of leaving everybody hanging. a kitty train in a south carolina park overturned killing a little boy and sending a dozen people to the hospital. the 6-year-old was won of 20 people riding the train inside cleveland park when it overturned. tracks reportedly collapsed sending riders flying. that park is near spartanburg in south carolina. a council man says the track had been reworked a few years ago. we are always looking for ways to save you a buck. constantly surfing. we want to get you money while we can. tonight with saving at 6:00 we'll show you a new app. it is basically an electronic shopping list that allows you to stay organized, which saves you money. you can plan your list just like that. check off what you need. the best part of the app is a price checker option that let's you go store to store. so if you can shopping you can find out if what you are buying is being sold cheaper somewhere else. if you have an app like that make sure you send it to us, too so we can share the money saving information with others. go to our facebook page. social media is great for connecting friends and helping find old boyfriends. now it is taking on a new job. it is helping others give back to their community. remedy is one of many organizations that use twitter to connect people in need of those that need help. one needed a bed for her son. and she got one to spare. let's check out what's going on now. it is absolutely beautiful outside. we have the temperature coming in around 49 degrees. winds out of the south southeast at 5 miles per hour. that barometer is at 30. 50. it is falling. we have a storm that's going to try to move in through the overnight with rain moving in. definitely be prepared for that. in the meantime we are looking at your highs today. your highs today not too bad. they come in below where we should be for this time of year. we came in at 50 degrees for baltimore. now we should be at 55. we felt it was more cooler and windier today. 51 degrees in york. we could see temperatures in hagerstown around 50. warmer spot was kulpeper coming in at 57. the winds is the big story again. they'll be picking up as we go into tomorrow. in the meantime sustained into baltimore is 5 miles per hour. 12 hagerstown and winchester. oakland 16. charlotteville coming in at 12. it is breezy in ocean city. that's the name of the game going into tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow we are looking at the weather. yes we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. that temperature coming in at 64. yes we'll see some rain. it will be warm. that's the upside of it. as we head into overly the temperature coming in at 62 degrees. yes, there may be a rumble of thunder or thunderstorm popping up in the forecast. if you are heading into virginia you'll be running into rain showers. as we pull out you can see the system. this system will work its way in. it will get warmer. we had the cold front behind that. the warm air is not going to last long. future forecast looking good now. we have a chance for a shower overnight at 3:00 in the morning. put it back in motion tomorrow at 7:00. we can see more of the same. as we work our way into tuesday things look much better. we'll be partly cloudy. 40. rain overnight. tomorrow coming in at 64 degrees with the wind. by tomorrow night 45 degrees. here's that seven-day forecast for you. seven-day forecast, well you might not like it as you go down the line. i dare say it, i'm going to jump to its and tell you that we have a chance for a little bit of a mix as we go into saturday. it will get chillier. i'm hoping that's not the case but yes, i have to add it as of now. >> did you know there was an ice storm in parts of baltimore today. just a little one. it is not exactly what you are thinking of. you have that same look and your face that i have. it was a ice storm dishing south birthday cake flavored ice to celebrate the first day of spring. we'll tell you the amazing number they are expecting to give out. probably a hundred years... i built my own boat, that's how i made my living... fed my family, sent my kids to school shrimpin'... when we heard about the oil spill, people were really scared, but uh, bp said they'd make this right. i showed them what i made shrimpin' and they wrote me a check... bp hired just about everyone in this community that wanted to work... bp's not perfect, but they kept this community working. it's good right now. people are starting to make a few dollars and get their families back on their feet. it's back you know, we catching good shrimp, we're catchin' pretty shrimp here... there's just nothing in the world that can compete with this right here. my name is mike blanchard, i'm a shrimper from chauvin, louisiana. bp asked me to share my story to keep you informed. shrimp runs through my veins, just like my blood... y'all come on down for some gulf shrimp, it's time to eat. jewish festival started last night. many local synagogues started in style. kids dressed up and celebrated by reading the book of esther. the group gave the gift of food to friends. in this case guests feasted on a not so traditional italian buffet. as we said before it wasn't in the forecast. we did get an ice storm today, sort of. it was chilly so folked were bundled up to say see ya to winter with free ritas. this shop was packed with people. customers say it was worth the wait in line just to get the chance to welcome in a new season. >> i look forward to it. we enjoy italian ice. it has been a long winter and now time for a sweet treat. >> there is still time if you want to get your sweet treat. free italian ice will be dished out tonight. they expect to dish out1.4 million cups. forget eating with your fingers and toss out the chop sticks. this is not sushi the usual way. the people coming up will be stepping down to raise money for a good cause. we'll tell you who gets the cash from this and how many rolls these people had to shove in to win. that's coming up. ?? curtis: welcome back to geico radio, it's savings, on the radio. gecko: caller steve, go right ahead. steve: yeah, um, i just got a free rate quote on geico.com, saved a ton, and it only took me 5 minutes and 12 seconds! steve: i was wondering, is that some sort of record? gecko: that's a good question. let's have a look. curtis: mmmm, not quite. someone's got you beat by 8 seconds. gecko: still, i mean, that's... that's quite fast! steve: well, what if i told you i only used one hand? anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. sushi is usually considered delicate eating. the people who showed up at raw in baltimore today were ready to stuff it in like competitive eaters. this is the third year the restaurant sponsored a sushi eating contest. all the money going to a boys and girls club. final round competitors had to devour as many rolls as they could in three minutes. could you do it? >> i'd rather not look. no. we can see some showers and thunderstorms possible as we go into tomorrow. it will be wet but warm. then we cool down. 52 which is below average. it may be a mix out there. that's ways away for the forecast to change. we'll keep you updated. >> that's it for abc2 news at 6:00. thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here at 11:00. in the meantime have a great night.

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