when you did it in your car today or this week or last month, it was perfectly legal. a fan favorite on the field is dealing with tense off the field emotions tonight. this after that deadly tsunami sweeps over is a mowa samoa. sadness swept over many in northeast baltimore the rest of the city and the state. the h1n1 virus claimed the life of 14-year-old des knee parker. her family returned to the montebello academy where the 8th grader became i'll. she the second person in baltimore to die from the swine flu. the 9th person in the state. members are left with heavy hearts tonight for not only their loss but for the other families that had to go through the same pain. >> this is about the 9th person. another couple lost their daughter, she was 14. the anticipated vaccine will change some guidelines when it comes to inoculating school children. it's information every parent needs to know. what is new and why. >> reporter: students at hartford county schools brought letters home to parents about the change. >> i have trust in the health care system we have here in maryland. >> reporter: seasonal flu vaccine scheduled for next week will be postponed. instead, students will be inoculated against h1n1 because they are at risk from that flu strain. >> the health system is aware of the virus. >> reporter: rather than the shot, hartford county students will receive flu mist. here is the problem there has to be a four week waiting period between mist vaccines whether for seasonal flu or h1n1. children under 10 years old will need two mists of h1n1. >> that being said to the extent that these folks will need them four weeks apart we didn't want to delay the process in light of the urgency getting the children the h1n1 vaccine. >> tragically it's a disease that is in our community. and like seasonal flu, each year, people become so ill that they succumb to the consequence ses. >> reporter: 36,000 people die of seasonal flu each year. >> we can be fortunate that we have seen few deaths as a result of the h1n1 as we have seen. >> reporter: besides kids there are five target populations for the vaccine. pregnant women, health care workers, people who live or work with children under six months of age and adults between the ages of 25 and 64 with preexisting conditions. it is imperative to be on top of your children's health. a 14-year-old texas girl is dead tonight after being denied tamiflu. her family says it started at a fever. a trip to the doctor's office confirmed she had the flu, possibly the swine flu. >> i was scared for them to put her to sleep. i was afraid she would not wake up. they just kept telling me it would get better. but it didn't. i wish now that i might have listened to my instincts better. >> doctors sent the girl home without the medicine. for more recommendations from the cdc, we posted a link to the site on our web site abc2news.com and have information on flu shot clinics around our area. tonight a body was found inside a home. officer called to a home on liberty road near pikeswood around 6:00. police have not made a rule ruling on the manner of the death. homicide investigators were called out. stay with abc 2 news for more. police have two people in custody in connection with a murder of a 74 year-old man in baltimore county. david weeks was found in his home this past friday. a man and a woman who had been living with weeks are charged with killing him. >> reporter: police say they have solid evidence can neglects the suspects to the murder of david weeks. family members are trying to deal with the shock of his death. stacey norton has fond members of this house in rose detail. her grandfather lived here for more than 40 years. >> we knew when we come to see pop we were gettingwa we weren't supposed to be getting, candy and things like that. >> he worked in a meat packing plant, retiring from the plant when it closed. he took in twoent representers, a man and a woman and that couple is charged with killing him. >> just having him being gone is hard. >> reporter: weeks planned to have the couple evicted on friday. instead, a relative found his body inside the home. >> a pillow had been duct tape around his head. >> the renters are charged with first-degree murder. weeks died from multiple years. medical examiner did not specify whether the pillow and duct tape are what led to his death but the tape help lead police to the suspects. they found a role in the bedroom that had fingerprints on it. >> reporter: weeks grand daughter chose not to comment on the suspects prefering to focus op her family's loss. >> he was great guy. we are really going to miss him. some day we will see him again. >> reporter: police say after the murder they stole week's white dodge caravan. they are looking for the vehicle. they are charged with first- degree murder. police would not say what injuries or medical problems led them to be taken there. maryland most powerful radar not indicating precipitation across the region. it's going to stay that way until we get along to the end of the week. mostly clear. 46 for the low. cooler temperatures north and west of the beltway. when will the warmer air return, we got the answer coming up. more than a dozen middle schoolers were sickened today after mishap on the roof of the middle school in glenn burnie. chemical fumes got in to the air ducts and spread through the building. 16 students got sick. the school was ventilated. popular pass time for distracted drives, not just about team, many of us are guilty of it too texting while driving will be against the law. arundel county, officials showed why they are so serious about it. community members were invited to try a free live simulation on what can happen when you text behind the wheel. there were number of crashes and wrecks. >> the air bags came out. i started freaking out. >> i'm not taking the chancive again it's not worth it. my life was on the line over a dumb text. >> i take my phone out and put in the glove compartment. >> the ban goes in to affect across maryland at midnight . doesn't cover reading text messages or talking or looking at it. those are all legal. do you think police will be able to enforce this law? 83% of you say no. 17% say yes. remember you can weigh in by logging on to abc2news.com. speeding is another concern. especially when it's happening in school zones. automated speed monitoring program begins tomorrow. dozens of speed cameras will be up and running around the city. we saw one installed today in northeast baltimore. for the first month, drivers who exceed the speed limitpy limit by 12 miles per hour will get a warning after that you are subject to a 40-dollar ticket and another law concerns teen drivers the waiting period will increase to get a provisional and full license. also teen drivers with repeat moving violations will face tougher penaltys. to the latest on the on going problems surrounding sheila dix zonks her lawyers want her to go through two separate trials. she is charged with stealing gift cards for needy families. her attorneys want to delay the trial where she faces perjury charges. she is accused of lying about gifts from her former boyfriend lipscomb . devastation around the world hitting home here in baltimore. many waiting for what they pray will be good news about their loved ones and the cosmic shift this the auto industry, very soon you won't be able to see saturn anymore. yesterday i gave you -- the high today dwi, right on the nose 7 degrees. 7 days in a row. u.s. geological survey says a powerful earthquake shaken western ipped knee sha, the 6.8 magnitude struck before 9:00. it was centered 180 miles from the epicenter of a powerful quake that happened today. reports indicate 200 people have died. more information as this becomes available. your money now. stocks struggle at the end of the third quarter. dow fell shy of 30 points. nasdaq lost nearly 2. sp3.5. mixed day, under armor fell 2%. getting a lot of attention on wall street. area hotels marriott international closed up more than 1%. despite a pretty solid year today, leg mason fell more than 1%. earlier this month we told you the state of the economy could be related to your husband's or boyfriend's underwear drawer. buying new understood der wear might mean there is more money to be spent. 2009 proved to be a tattered year for men's underwear. sales dropped around 2% from last year. analysts refer as the underwear index. proving that not only is the economy in rough shape, but even worse, your significant other is roaming around in worn out boxers. say good-bye to saturn, gm announced it will phase out the saturn brand as soon as possible. a deal to sell saturn to penske fell through. once the dealerships close, saturn owners will be able to go to all other gm certified dealers for service. gm planned on using e bay to sell new cars but the deal's off. neither gm nor e bay is saying how many cars were sold before the plug was pulled. back to the pacific tonight. rescue and recovery efforts ramping up after two natural disasters on the same day. tsunami sent four deadly waves ashore. in indonesia thousands are feared trapped after two earthquakes now have leveled hundreds of buildings. a tropical paradise, now in ruin. mud and mounds of debris cover so mall la after massive tsunami. at dawn tuesday a earthquake triggered waves each as high as 20 feet. and the terror, many were swept to sea. the tragedy hits home for a baltimore ravens player, he has extended family in samoa. no one has been able to get in contact with them. military planes the loaded with medicine, food water and supplies are on their way to the islands. the president declared it a major disaster. >> deepest sympathies with the families who lost loved ones. >> reporter: a earthquake shook indonesian and triggered tsunami warnings although none formed. two hospitals and a mall collapsed. many are trapped in the rebel. >> another earthquake has rocked indonesia. at least 200 deaths report sod far. thousands believed to be trapped. experts said there was no link between all of the seismic activity. chilly. >> little bit on the cool side. cool this rn mooing. even cooler tomorrow morning. let me show you places where it's cooler out in washington state, one of the passes through the cascades got quite a bit of snow this morning. now this is not snoqualmie pass but one of the passes out there. as you can see those folks are starting winter a little bit early. here in the baltimore things are looking peach chi king. downtown city hall lit up for koman pink month. cooler than it was this morning. 51 degrees, 83% humidity. there is no wind. calm. pressure steady. 30 pp 01. when you have a calm wind and no clouds it's going to be cooling off. that's one of the reasons that the national weather has issued a frost advisory. west virginia, as well as mountainous areas of virginia. not that cold here in baltimore yet but the cooler air will make its way in. tomorrow morning is going to make this morning feel balmmy. winds on thursday, from the northwest, 6 to 12 miles an hour. 7 comes up at 7:02, gorgeous sunrise and sun will set at 6:50, as far as the high today. 67 degrees. did hit our 2-degree guarantee on the nose. hit it 7 days in a row now. temperatures outside now, already down to 46 in york. 53 hagerstown. oakland down to 41 degrees. 57 ocean city. dover at 53. 'sston reports in with 57 degrees. windchill, not too bad. the winds calmed down. breezy conditions in oakland, makes it feel like 37 degrees. throughout the day quite a bit of cloud around the region. sun breaks of sunshine and scattered light sprinkles move through the region. we told you there would be sprinkles but wouldn't amount to much. clouds dissipating out nicely. the problem is with the calm winds and no clouds, no blanket on the bed, going to be cooler by tomorrow morning. little heat during the day is radiating in to space, nothing to stop out. nothing showing up on radar. nice clear scan staying that way in to the weekend. showers making their way in to the area later on. glenn burnie 53 degrees. 56 centerville. aberdeen at 48 degrees. here is your forecast, the few remaining clouds we got now are going to be making a disappearing act during the overnight period. clear skies tomorrow, lots of sunshine, friday a chance for a light sprinkle going through the region. majority of the rain will come from this system as it makes its way through the region saturday. let's deal with the next 24 hours. tonight mostly clear. look for cooler temperatures in the northern western suburbs. some places like the money kin area towards the pa line, out towards mown airy, temperatures in the 30s early tomorrow morning. tomorrow during the day, mostly sunny, still cool, below normal, high of 67 degrees. temperatures start to rebound on friday with a chance for some afternoon showers. high of 72. more rainfall saturday. 72 degrees. sunday follows suit with 72 degrees. monday, lots of sunshine, same thing on tuesday, few clouds around. we warm up a tiny bit. check in with justin berk tomorrow. repairs on the water main that flooded dun dock are far from finished. terry owens tells us what is being done to turn on the tap for federal funding. >> reporter: images that people of dun dock will never forget. millions of gallons of water racing through the streets of their communities. on this week's to the point, director david scott labeled the wab main break part of the infrastructure crisis in america and says congress must act to help aging cities like baltimore. scott called the $35 billion for infrastructure elite, a good start but more money would be needed. many of the people affected are still struggling to recover. scott says the city is doing everything possible to make sure the repairs are done right. >> we are going to expect probably 2 to 3 miles of pipe while we have it shutdown and make sure there are no more fractures along the way. a final fix along the highway is still week ace way. terry owens, abc 2 news. catch the interview with david scott saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. up next, a very different type of olympic race. this one being run by celebritys including oprah and the president. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. 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