a piece of wood in the 200 block of the avenue. he came from the honduras assisted by the casa of maryland.? people are afraid and the word is passing among the community that baltimore maybe isn't such a safe place. >> reporter: 19-year-old jermaine holly is in custody in connection with his murder. he told them he hated hispanic people. his mother said he suffers from mental disorders. also saturday night police say 6 people surrounded two hispanic men and robbed them on south clinton street. asia carter, raheem bay, and another have been charged on that. last saturday at north lynwood another hispanic man was shot and he died over the weekend. they are looking for a 13-year- old girl in connection with that case. >> it's more and scarier and people need, people are afraid more so than they have been in the past. >> police say several other hispanic people have been reported being robbed over the past several months. >> it's common for this population to carry large amounts of currency, they tonight speak english, they know they don't call the police so it's, from a criminal's perspective it looks like a good target. >> reporter: advocates say we will never know how many victims there have been because many hispanics fear they might be importanted if they call police. >> some of my friends, they have been robbed, but they didn't complain about it because we don't want to deal with it, we just want to keep a low profile. >> reporter: city police say they don't check immigration status if victims call to report crimes. over the weekend they distributed spanish language flyers telling residents just that. advocates for the hispanic community want that policy formalized in writing. so, tomorrow morning at 11:00, members of martin reyes' family are expected to speak at a news conference near the scene of his murder. commissioner fred biel felt will be there along with other community leaders as well. christian safer, abc 2 news. a man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times, it happened around 6th avenue north and pennsylvania avenue t 46-year- old victim was shot in the back. a breaking news update. tonight now on that serious crash in anne arundel county that we first told you about at 6:00. it happened at davidsonville road and ferrell street in crofton and the river county police tell the police the crash involves two vehicles, a car and a pickup truck. police say a 90-year-old woman and her 94-year-old husband were critically injured and we have learned tonight the woman has died from her injuries. the man is said to still be in critical but stable condition in a hospital in pg valley. two people in the pickup truck escaped serious injury. a new development today in the hotly contested race for baltimore's city states attorney. the bernstein campaign released the first of its ads on television. >> we lost five children and a parent because the state attorney's office mismanaged the program. we have the highest crime rate, the lowest conviction rate, and patricia justin just isn't getting the job done. >> the bernstein campaign says miss madden resigned her position as a witness protection coordinator shortly after the murder of the dawson family because they failed to do all it could to protect the dawson family. they have pledged to improve the witness protects program. patricia jesse a me's campaign with response for the bernstein ad and we have not received a call back this evening. weather wise, today, we were looking at a day of changing weather you could say. there is clouds at times thick engineer up, a few showers fired up later tonight. let's look at the current temperatures, 73 right now at the inner harbor, most spots in those low 70s but some 60s north of the pa line. weather active out there, maryland's most powerful radar, you could see a couple of showers tracking down i-95, howard county extending back through bwi so there is some wet weather out there tonight and looks like through the day tomorrow as we check that hour by hour forecast. starting at lunchtime and on and off through the evening, most of the day tomorrow we don't get out of the 60s, a much cooler day. we'll talk about if that holds up coming up. kelly. >> thanks wyatt. an affair we first reported on last week. james ward fought to keep chickens in his co-op. he hoped to change city code and by laws that prohibit him from keeping poultry or foul there. he says he has no choice at this point and will get rid of his checkens by next monday's deadline rather than risk a fine of several hundred dollars. . well the final pieces of major credit card reform are now in place. there were some big changes to protect you from banks, if you go every 0 your limit, banks can now only charge you a fee equal to the amount that you went over. a $1 overage means a $1 fee. late fees will also go down to $25 in most cases and banks will have to crunch the numbers on interest rates every six months to make sure any rate hikes are adjusted fight. but all of these reforms are costing banks billions of dollars and experts say they'll recover some of those costs by raising over all interest rates and jacking up balance transfers and atm fees. well it is back to school time and some schools in anne arundel county got things rolling today. most of the county's 120 schools opened today and the rest will begin tomorrow. enrollment is up. more than 75,000 tuned will walk the halls this year. unlike last year there will be no furloughs this year and teachers will actually get raises. baltimore city schools won't out open for another week but they are promoting new personnel and a new attitude. both city college and polly will have new france this year and system wide city schools chief of staff says there will be an emphasis on attendance especially in middle and high schools. >> the central office is going to have a strong focus on attendance working with parents to make sure they understand every day matters and that we will be looking for their children in the classroom. edwards says parents will get cause and even visits in some cases as they try to engage parents to make sure their kids are getting to class. and a non-profit group in northern harford county is helping students be ready to learn. instead have the supplies like backpacks and pencils going directly to parents and students teachers go shopping for the classroom basics. at the check out no payment is needed and that is a major relief for teachers who have been forced sometimes to dig deep into their own pockets. >> hundreds and hundreds of dollars some years, easily, and in the last two years i try not to overdo it because i -- it's just hashed on everybody these days. >> last year ready to learn assisted 5,000 students across the county. you can head to abc2news.com. we have got a list of organizations ready to hand out school supplies on our web site. well you're back to school shopping list probably doesn't include condoms or birth control pills. one school in colorado is making waves by making contraception available to its students t resources are available to any student grades 6 through 12 at the school whose parents signed them up for the services. the school clinic run by an area hospital, a group of parents pushed for the idea, and they point to the fact that 13 girls at that single school have had babies in the past two years. there is a significant difference of opinion in the community. >> this is a tragedy of parenting and schooling. >> it's the only thing keeping my son from protecting himself is the embarrassment of asking me or the ability to get to the clinic where it's offered for free then i would much rather him be able to walk in the school-based clinic and ask for it. >> the principal hopes the program will help break the cycle of poverty in the denver area by cutting down on the number of teen moms. colorado right to life believes pregnant then cease will actually go up. well the world's most fay must golfer is officially playing alone from now on, lawyers from both sides say the divorce between tiger woods and his wife elin nordegren was finalized today. no word was given on the monetary front but they will share custody of their two children. 9 months have passed since he crashed his car out front of the home leading to a leg a see of cheating and a hiatus from golf. parents spend time keeping kids away from dangerous addictions but some doctors say if your teen has a cell phone chances are they are already an addict. why they are comparing text messages to cocaine. plus a woman is forced to pay extra at a nail salon because she is overweight. and then asked not to come back. >> temperatures up in the mid- to low 80s today. a trace of rape out at bwi. so radar getting more active. will we have a wet tuesday around here? we'll talk about that coming up. . [ yelling ] >> looks like the friends are getting back together. jennifer anniston will premier on the show cougar town which stars courtney cox. she will play the therapist of cox's character. it's a one-time gig but the folks say they are hopeful aniston will have fun and want to come back. another former friend ariza kudrow appeared on the show last season, you can watch the show wednesday, september 22nd, right here on abc 2. and the next season of "dancing with the stars" may see a little situation straight from the jersey shore. okay magazine is reporting that mike the situation soren teen oh will join the latest roster of the abc hit show. the situation may be best known for chasing girls and showing off his muscles on the mtv reality series "jersey shore." . texting could be as addictive as drugs, various studies show the average teenager sends and receives more than 3,000 messages a month. whether they realize it or not maybe more than just communication. doctors say texting and the instant gratification of getting a message back floods the brains pleasure center with mood enhancing dopamine. >> imaging studies have shown that those kids who were texting have that area of the brain light up the same as an addict using her win and they will actually describe, when i don't have it, i feel bad, i feel anxious or i feel sad. >> 80% of all kids now own a cell phone and the rate of texting has skyrocketed some 600% in just three years. well from the weight room to the emergency room an oregon high school is struggling to figure out what's to blame for sending a total of 24 football players to the hospital. they developed a condition marked by high enzymes that caused severe pain and swelling in the muscles. >> i was just kind of shocked this is happening to us. like we were dropping like flies from practice. >> the fact that 12 or 13 kids are getting this all at the same time is a little strange. i have never seen that and it's never reported in the literature. >> now the condition can be caused by a variety of things including intersection just exercising and the use of certain drugs. oregon athletic officials aren't testing for steroids but they are testing for supplements, those results could be in as early as tomorrow. arm wrestling is serious business, at least for one florida man. police say this man, 25-year- old eric lee blanton, went into a rampage after losing an arm wrestling match. after losing he drove his truck across a lawn and aimed it for several people. witnesses said he then pulled out a rival and held the barrel to the fore head of the man who beat him. he is now facing assault charges. could the mythical coupe a chab ra made its first attack on a woman. a woman said she saw what looked like a dog inside a camper. she went to give it water and the animal bit her deeply, the officers killed the creature, lab tests will determine what it is is. but the victim and the family say it really appears to be a chupacabra. >> it had no meat on it, no meet, a huge animal, big white teeth. no hair except for a little tiny patch on the top of it. >> the victim will have to stay on a rainies vaccine for six weeks. sea world is facing a hefty find from the federal government after a report determined the park was negligent in the death of a trainer in orlando earlier this year. osha said sea world new the whale named tilly had killed a train near canada 20 years ago. she grabbed the trainer by the pony tail and thrashed her under water until she drowned. safety director lynn deer simon says the park knew this would happen. >> they talked to you about going in the water with tilly that in you get into the water with tilly you will come out a corps. >> now they dismissed those claims. o.s.h.a. satisfies findings come with a $75,000 fine. now the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> a little bit like fall, huh. >> yeah, it's interesting kelly. today was cooler than what we have seen and then tomorrow or cool air comes in out of the north, we're gonna have the clouds around again by afternoon and showers. fairly cool day. talking 60s, runner like you? >> yeah. >> you would enjoy that. >> perfect weather. >> yeah, it won't last long, we're gonna bounce back -- >> of course. >> let's take a look outside. nice weather in the harbor, decent rain coming down south of the city but not seeing much right in baltimore it. a few drops pelting the window. 71 right now out at bwi, humidity at 84%, wind east at 13 miles per hour, and those winds will be turning more and more northeasterly through the day tomorrow. some beautiful images across the state today, take a look at our mount eerie today, clouding up late in the day, and turning ominous in quite the little swirl in the atmosphere there as we push toward a sunset. laurel, we go from blue skies and see those heavier stormier clouds come in, there were a few showers down this way, we take you over to northeast, north, nice postcard shots over the chesapeake as we push toward sunset but looking on the ominous side at times. maryland's most powerful radar, tracking some steady rains down here, moderate to heavy rain south of bowie and along route 50 here, is a rowen a park west toward odenton and laurel picking autopsy little bit of rain right now, this stuff really not moving in any significant way, new showers cropping up further south in anne arundel county but for the most part you see where the heaviest of this rain is. but it is relatively isolated to that area south of baltimore, clear on the eastern shore, north and west of the city, looking fine right now. so let's take a look at the temperatures today, we were in the mid-80s, fairly warm stuff, right now temperatures down around 70, 60 to the west, take a lookout toward deep creek lake, 57 degrees tonight out in the high country, definitely a chill in western maryland. a couple of showers have worked their way in, you see not much behind this particular line. this same weather system is going to keep spinning showers in our direction. a low centered offshore here, wrap around showers coming in, and that pattern is going to hold for about another 24 to 36 hours. cooler air keeps filtering out of the north and west. and that's gonna keep temperatures down tomorrow. again we start off on the 60s, barely get to 71, 72 degrees in the afternoon, you can see tomorrow clouds hold off pretty good. circulation right offshore and more chances for showers to spin in, even as late as early on wednesday that we think by wednesday night things will clear out. out in the open atlantic waters here our second named hurricane of the atlantic season, hurricane daniel, named this evening, actually updated from tropical storm to hurricane strength. cat 1, expected to go category 2 and become a major hurricane by tuesday eve thing, right now it looks like the track is going to keep it just offshore of the united states, but seeing some awfully big waves towards ocean city. we'll see. a couple showers through the day tomorrow, talking about 71, sun and clouds, showers kind of on and off through the day as they were this evening, tomorrow night still a few showers could linger, but not steady, just hit and miss showers. on 0 the cool side low 60s in the evening. we do bounce back, maybe a few showers early wednesday, sunshine comes back out. we're talking about a beautiful stretch of weather, thursday right in the weekend as we go towards the big game saturday night. looks like 80s and lots of sunshine. kelly. >> thanks wyatt. well a woman is speaking out tonight over what she calls discrimination because of her weight. after getting her nails done at a georgia salon michelle bonville realized he had been over charged by $5. the manager told fonzio the extra fee was because she was overweight and they needed to cover the cost of repairs in case she broke the chair which couldn't hold more than 20 pounds. >> $5, you think that is fair when we pay $24 and we have to pay for $2,500? is that fair? no. >> almost humiliated, i almost cried. i turned my face because tears were forming in my eyes. >> the merry funded michelle her $5 but told her to take her businesses where. wow. after going missing for two cold nights page wilson is safe and sound back with her family tonight. she wandered off from her cousins while camping in the coleville national forest in washington state. she had on a t-shirt, shorts and shoes. no weight, no water, the forest was wet and overgrown and with hypothermia being a major concern they combed the forest for more than 40 hours looking for her. she was found about 2 1/2 miles away from her family's campground. first she thanked you for being a friend. now smid like to thank the academy. the year of betty white continues with a golden victory. . storm gear and promotional consideration provided by l.l. bean. . abc 2 news is brought to you by le vine as, tolls man and hamilton. well the chesapeake bay hawks are your major league lacrosse jets, they defeated the long island lizards yesterday at the navy marine corporation stadium in annapolis. it is the third title for the bay hawks. congratulations. >> well hold your breath. quarterback donovan mcnabb appeared to have injured his ankle saturday night against the ravens. the former eagle spend the first part have the day in a boot and then switched to an air cast. head coach mike shanahan says he still isn't sure how bad the injury is and if the injury matters day-to-day. . >> press box sports report presented by mr. basement. >> this is kevin hines with the "press box sports report." a few orioles have the night off after a 6-4 loss to the texas rangers last night. they are only one loss away from having a 13-0 season, they take on the white sox in the first of a six-game road trip. jeremy guthrie is expected to take the mound. 8 months after tearing his acl quarterback le dar just web was taken off the physically unable to perform list. he passed the ravens conditioning test and may be ready for the season opener october 13th at the new york jets. now the only one on the list is eli read. according to ravens. the giants quarterback suffered a gash in his head against the jets and had limited practice today. he sat out saturday's loss to the schoolers after having stitches to his forehead friday. find out where you can get the new issue of press box or check out pressboxonline.com. . officiating today's game mr. basement. . press box, baltimore's free sports newspaper and pressboxonline.com. where real sports get a lot of ink. fifteen percent or more on car insurance? 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