>> investigators are searching the trains that may have been in the area. >> we are looking at all the video and audio on several of the trains to ascertain which ones were in the area during that time yesterday. we are asking for the public's assistance that anybody saw anything on the trains. we have interviewed the operator. we are trying to determine what happened. >> mta says no one should have been out with the victims were. and inspectors saw the bodies. >> we want to emphasize the importance of not playing on or near the tracks. never try to run or walk in front of, between, or behind a train and only cross at the designated crosswalk areas. >> peterson died today at shock

trauma and the other yesterday at st. joseph hospital. >> bail is denied for the teenager accused of fighting a -- of shooting a 5-year-old girl in broad daylight. the community will gather tonight to pray for the victim. david collins begins our coverage. >> the suspect remains in jail without bail, his neighbors are holding a prayer vigil for the 5-year-old victim remains in critical condition. during his review, the 17-year- old suspect was treated almost like he was a candidate for the witness protection program. the defense argued for the potential of prejudice in the case. davis is accused of shooting a 5-year-old girl. the defense asked the judge to not stand in court because he did not want the news media to

describe him. the defense agreed not to seek bail. details of his personal life were revealed. the i-team has learned that he has a long criminal history, his first contact happened at the tender age of 10. most recently, police charged him with robbery back in may. he punched and kicked a teenage girl and then took her cell phone. he was in juvenile court the day before the shooting. >> it is not because these young men did not have a center to go to or that there were not enough parks and recreational opportunities for these two 17- year-old maniacs' that were fighting in the middle of the street. >> davis now faces two counts of first-degree murder. davis is accused of trying to kill 17-year-old.

just before the shooting, they engaged in an altercation. >> it was a fist fight where mr. davis was fighting with another 17-year-old teenager. mr. davis seemed to have decided to take it to another level and went and secured a semi- automatic handgun. >> the arrest exposes all kinds of issues regarding how the juvenile justice system handles children. in jayne miller has more on his criminal history. >> the accusation that he shot and wounded a 5-year-old girl is his first charge as an adult but he is a seasoned veteran in the juvenile system. police commissioner the did not

keep his frustration to himself. >> this comes down to criminals, to thugs, to maniacs on our streets with little to no parental supervision or meaningful adult contact in their lives. >> davis has had plenty of contact with adults. his first contact, we have learned, came at the age of 10 when he was arrested in june 2002 for second-degree assault. july 2003, attempted theft. 2005, drug dealing. in the 2006, he was arrested three separate times of similar charges. the charges grew more serious in 2007. in october, he was accused of armed carjacking and handgun violation. four more arrests followed in

2008 and 2009. in may, he was accused of robbery and assault, beating a teenage girl was stealing her cell phone. sources say he was ordered detained but instead of being locked up in a juvenile facility, he was sent home with an anklet to electronically monitor his whereabouts. sources say he cut off his anklet shortly before the shooting of the 5-year-old girl on july 2. one previous case and called the allegation in 2007 that he beat up his 14-year-old girlfriend because he did not like what she was wearing. he allegedly punched her in the stomach during the time she was pregnant. it does not appear that davis was ever ordered to spend much time at all inside a juvenile facility. our calls and messages to officials today were not returned.

>> we are hearing from the family of the woman found dead along sign steve mcnair. sahel kazemi's sister spoke on the family's behalf. >> she was happy. there were going to move in together. >> steve mcnair was reportedly taking her, but found dead saturday afternoon inside of a natural condo. steve mcnair was shot four times. his death has been ruled a homicide. kazemi bought the gun on thursday. her death has not been classified. >> all scenarios are still on the table as we talk to witnesses, as we look for laboratory testing, as we await for the results of the medical examiner's office. >> steve mcnair is survived by his wife and four sons.

a public memorial is set for thursday. coming up later in sports, you will hear from his longtime coach in tennessee. a business has sustained minor damage after it was hit by a car. it happened around 9:00 this morning. police said the car jumped the curb. the vehicle parked nearby was also hit. the driver was not injured. >> the baltimore county council will vote on a bill that actually would give residents a say about this business flyers that are delivered to your home or put on your car. rob roblin has details. >> we have all gotten them, on our cars and in our homes. there soon may be a way to say no. many of them and up on the grass or in the street, and the folks i talk with say they get fliers

almost every day. cries every month, you get the same thing. >> -- every month, you get the same thing. >> because of the complaints, a bill has been introduced that allows residents to say no to fliers. >> put a phone number on there. a homeowner has the opportunity to call that number and say not to send flyers anymore. >> this man says enough is enough. >> it is a mess. they just blow around. every day i come up here and pick them out of the sioux wese. you just can't read of them. >> i normally just pull them off

and put them right in the trash can. >> do you get a lot of them? >> quite a few, yes. >> people that live in that community, they know where they get their pizzas at. they have the phone number already. some of the people that are the shooting them are coming in once or twice a week and throwing them all over the place. >> there is still more ahead. >> president obama sits down for talks with russia's president. what they did and did not agree on, coming up. >> coming out, lance armstrong may not be ready to play second fiddle after all. >> a cooler than normal weather pattern for most of the eastern united states. we will see if it will linger in our region.

temperatures around baltimore aw '.

>> the u.s. and russia have reached a preliminary agreement to reduce nuclear stockpiles. >> they signed off on that deal, the first between the two nations since early in the bush administration. sally kidd has details. >> president obama said he is satisfied with the progress that has been made so far but the two sides strongly disagree on a key issue. president obama and russian president signed off on an initial agreement to reduce each country's nuclear warheads from 2200 to 1500. president obama calls it and urgent issue. there was no breakthrough on

one of the most divisive issues on a defense system in poland and the czech republic, a move that russia strongly opposes. >> i believe we will see that the u.s.-rosslyn positions on these issues can be reconciled -- u.s.-russian positions on these issues can be reconciled. >> president obama said that would require breaking down longstanding suspicions. >> nobody is saying that a missile defense system is harmful or posing a danger. the question is linking the configuration of missile defense with the interest of other countries. >> the obama administration has not conducted its own strategic nuclear review yet so he is negotiating on i don't know what

basis. >> at the white house, sally kidd. >> later this year, the center for disease control is expected to balloon -- expected to release new data on autism. a woman now wants answers whose six children have it. >> families will tell you the diagnosis of autism raises a lot of questions, including where did this come from. what happens when you find out that your close friends are asking the very same questions? when stephanie received a letter from an old friend, it was both comforting and alarming not only was stephanie raising a son with autism but so were a number of all their moms. >> not only are her two boys

struggling, but my son has autism. another neighbor and her son had autism. through another mother, we found out there was another family with two boys. >> six boys -- six boys under the age of eight. what is the cause and is there a common denominator? tonight at 11:00, why no one wants to investigate it. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> for the first six days of this new month of july, temperatures are running four degrees below average for this time of year. so far, we are sliding by. we will see if it lasts. 86 today at the airport. those numbers are pretty normal. the morning temperatures, 50's and 60's, that is below the

average. when the humidity levels stay low, you can take an 86 degree day. pollen counts remained low. nationwide, there is not a lot of the extreme heat to talk about. it is 92 all the way up to salt lake, but in the upper midwest, 50's, 60's, and 70's. clouds and showers are keeping things down -- temperatures down. around here, our temperatures are continuing relatively comfortable. it 80 degrees in pittsburgh. 80 degrees in new york city. it is dry, too, other than a few storms down in north carolina. most of the mid atlantic seas partly cloudy skies.

it will stay mostly clear overnight. 70 in oakland, 79 at ocean city. temperatures are arranging to the 80's in the metal. mainly clear skies holding on as we head towards 8:00 tomorrow morning. winds will be light, temperature is 57 to 64 by don. you can see this swirl of clouds. the counterclockwise flow extends all the way down into our region. it gets swept into the mid pedantic, keeping that humidity levels down and the temperatures down as well. there is a weak front expected to come off of that canadian storm and push to parts of pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, and new england. then we head into the middle part of the week. that front stalls so scattered

thunderstorms on wednesday, on thursday, and maybe even on friday and saturday. tomorrow, most areas see sunshine. 82 to 89 degrees. in southwest breeze on the day tomorrow. temperatures are comfortable in western maryland. a 20% of the thunderstorm. 88 degrees in parts of southern maryland tomorrow. 79 at the beach around ocean city. seven-day forecast, 20% of chance of a hit dermis storm. a slight risk of a thunderstorm on sunday. >> now, 11 sports. >> it does spend more than 48 hours since the body of steve mcnair was found in a condo in nashville. police said the gun found at the scene was purchased by a sahel

kazemi, steve mcnair paused girlfriend -- steve mcnair's girlfriend. those that knew him are hoping that people will focus on his legacy. he will be remembered during a memorial service on thursday in tennessee. the titans' coach that found out about the murder while in kuwait at the airport met the media today. >> i will miss him. i asked you to honor what he did on the field and in the community and what he was as a tremendous team mate. that is his legacy. i am proud to have been a part of that. >> i am saddened by the loss of a dear friend. i am not in a position to judge

anyone or be judged. that is up to god. >> if i was called into action during a crucial situation like bases loaded and there walked two straight guys, when my manager came out to yank me, i think i would say that my arm did not feel right. chris ray was called out of the bullpen yester day and walk the only two guys he faced, giving up two runs. he was put on the disabled list with a sore arm. he hasn't been right all year long. the orioles open up a three-game series tonight. they have the worst road record in the american league. lance armstrong is pretty good on the road.

he is not even supposed to win this year. the third day of the tour de france. this is just a meager 120 mile trip along the mediterranean. and that is it -- 120 miles. lance armstrong was a part of a breakaway group. he is now third overall, just 40 seconds behind the leader. for fast relief of itchy summer skin get new cortizone 10 cooling relief gel. cools instantly with the strongest itch relief medicine. cortizone 10 cooling relief gel.

>> we are learning more tonight about the two teenagers that

died. we all live with more on that investigation at 11:00. two days after steve mcnair was found murdered, his family is speaking out. we will have the stores at 11:0.

>> and unbelievable day. >> a beautiful stretch of weather. temperatures are staying down.

triple digit heat could easily show up for that mid atlantic, but instead we are looking at 70's and 80's. only a 20% chance of some enormous storms on tuesday and wednesday. -- of some hit or miss stores on tuesday and wednesday. >> it is nice. >> we want to thank you for joining us. >> we will be back here at 11:00. fios guy! where ya headed?

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