stretches. but this morning we are dealing with some 50's. the record low is 54 set in 1984. not really approaching it yet. frederick is seeing 55 but we are 58 at the airport. 61 on the eastern shore. 52 across the state line in york. but with the heating downtown it is trapped in 69 in the downtown area. 77 to 82 today partly cloudy and pleasant. the string of nice days i call it spring in july, continuing. >> sounds good. it is a nice ride overall but unfortunately we are dealing with one problem spot and we will go to a live view of it first. on the outer loop in the southwest corner past southwestern boulevard as you make the approach to 95. a tractor-trailer involved with this and passenger vehicle. there was a fire involved but that has been put out. right now only two left lanes squeezing buy causing delays

there. switching to a live view of traffic, harford road in contrast a very late ride on the northeast side. no problems on 95 and let's show you that problem on a map again, outer loop past southwestern boulevard. watch for delays there. we have another problem sinkhole inner loop at camp mead road. otherwise ok. back to you. >> our big story, baltimore county police and several federal agencies are involved in investigation into a light rail train that killed two teens sunday. kim dacey joins us live at the light rail station in lutherville with the details. >> what we do know is an m.t.a. light rail train hit two teens from behind as they were walking down the tracks sunday night and killed them. what we don't know is why the train operator didn't see them. that is why m.t.a. administrator paul weidefeld has called upon

the ntsb, federal transmit authority and others to offer expert consultation. weidefeld says police will review video and audiotapes from the trains involved and reinterview witnesses and also look for evidence to see if the driver was on a cell phone or texting at the time of the accident. the families of 17-year-old step brothers kyle wankmiller and connor peterson are hoping to get answers. >> why couldn't the conductor have seen them? he's supposed to have big windows around, eight-foot or 10-foot windows. what was he doing that he didn't see the boys? >> out of respect for the family i have asked baltimore county to take the lead on the case. >> the investigation is expected to take 30 days and will be handed over to the state's attorney's office. the driver has been taken out of service until the investigation is complete. >> new this morning maryland state police are investigating a

police-involved shooting in tawneytown just after 10:30 last night when a woman called for help at the 400 block of baltimore street. she was found lying in the road when an officer arrived. then moments later authorities say a man tried to run the woman and officer down with the vehicle. the officer was able to shoot the suspect in the arm. he is under police watch at shock trauma. a public member rely will take place in nashville today for former titan and raven quarterback steve mcnair. meanwhile homicide detectives have finished putting together the missing pieces of his death. they say his girlfriend so the him four times while he slept then turned the gun on herself. the motive, police say recent statements kazemi made to friends portrayed her at a financial and emotional breaking point. >> we believe she was paying payments on the escalade and on a kia and her roommate was about to leave and she had become very

distraught and on two occasions told friends an associates her life was all messed up and that she was going to end it all. >> police say kazemi believed mcnair was getting a divorce from his wife but suspected him of seeing another woman. >> fans came out to the titans field yesterday where mcnair played much of his career. more than 5,000 watched highlights and photos of his 13-year career. pete gilbert was there in nashville and has more on fan reaction. >> all day mcnair fans have waited in long lines to sign their personal tribute to leave a message for steve and watch a video tribute inside. unfortunately it is also the day we learn the particulars of what happened. according to police it was a murder-suicide and he was killed by his 20-year-old lover. hard to come to grips with. what fans are choosing to do is

remember what they saw, the greatness on the field and in the community. >> you have to try to put that out of your mind and think about his family and hope they can deal with it the best they can because it is hard for us. >> the titans opened their doors unsure of what the reaction from fans would be. quickly they learned it was the right thing to do. >> a chance to reflect on the great career that steve mcnair had and so many people have remarked how much they have meant to him not just as a player in the nfl for the tennessee titans or baltimore ravens, but for what he has done in the community. giving back with charities, signing ought fwrafs. the camps that he had. groups of kids off school buses to pay their respects to a gentleman that they look up to. it is truly been an emotional and remarkable day.

>> i'm just taking it real hard and i pray for his family right now. and i know it is hard for his football players, jeff fisher. but we love steve. >> more than 5,000 fans at l.p. stadium on wednesday. they expect the same thursday. thursday afternoon a memorial service again for the 5,000 fans expected. derrick mason from the ravens and ozzie newsome will be in attendance. we will have live coverage at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> you can watch the tribute to steve mcnair finger at 8:00 p.m. live on wbal plus h.d. channel 11-2. comcast 208 and fios 8 # 0. we will live stream the memorial on our website at wbaltv.com. >> speed cameras appear to be getting a green light in baltimore city. tuesday night the city council approved a proposal to target

areas for the cameras. leaders say data dpurd by speed detectors and red light cameras reveal a maemg speeding problem. to combat the problem transportation officials have proposed converting red late cameras in speed cameras. they want to add more cameras in problem areas. a final vote from the council is needed before the cameras are activated. that brings us to the water cooler question of the day. how to you feel about the idea of speed cameras being set up in baltimore city? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 57 degrees on tv hill at 5:07. a pregnant teen is caught in the cross fair. the condition of her and her unborn baby. plus- >> we are about to go. >> a group of day campers are given the boot at a swim club. why their parents say race was a fa

>> 68 degrees downtown right now. a nice clear start out there. don't be deceived by the 68. downtown is always about 10 degrees warmer because of the urban heat island thing. 58 at the airport. pretty crisp out there when you consider it is july 9. let's look at the satellite imagery. visible stimulate showing a lot of nothing as far as cloud cover over the area. we will see fair weather cumulus clouds this afternoon because an easterly flow around the high. the high today about 78, quite comfortable and pleasant for this time offier. the seven-day with change in a little bit. >> covering the nation, an eight-month pregnant teen is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach. police say the 17-year-old was watching an argument in the doorway of her home when she was shot trying to shot the door. the bullet went through the unborn baby's leg and the teen

was able to deliver and the two are expected to be ok. >> a group of philadelphia parents are outraged after their children were denied access to a swim club. more than 60 kids from the kraef steps day camp were granted weekly swimming privileges but when they showed up they were turned away. one camper says he overheard other swimmers making race remarks. the camp director says the pool president called her and informed her the membership was suspended and refunded their money. a statement from the club president says there was a concern a lot of kids would change the complexion and atmosphere of the club. the time now is 5:11, 57ee degrees. retailers putting their fashion foot forward. ameri america's pastime looks to score a home run with fans with a food option the

>> a big accident on the beltway. >> it is rare something this early but it involves a tractor-trailer and may be there for a while because they continue to try to clean it up. it is a tractor-trailer and passenger vehicle. it also had a fire involved with it. that has been put out. we will give you more on this. outer loop past southwestern as you make the approach to 95. you can see several lanes are closed. two left lanes getting by. having an effect on the outer loop. backing down heavily approaching that scene. meantime, switching in contrast to a light ride on the northeast kieren at harford road. problem free over toward the west side. again once you are to the west side toward southwestern that is when you will have problems. let's point out some other problems. inner loop at liberty we have an

accident there but not the same magnitude as the one on the outer loop. and a sinkhole on the inner loop of the beltway in the ram to camp mead road. watch for that and possibly lane closures. that is it for now. we will update the problems on the outer loop as we continue. now let's get a check of buses an trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, sarah. we are looking pretty good on the marc trains, no delays on penn, camden or brunswick. light rail good from hunt valley to cromwell station glen burnie. metro on schedule. a few construction diversions. 17 bus diverted at nursery and winterst winterston. i'm kurt kroncke and now back to sandra shaw. >> good morning. hope you are doing well, kurt. what about the weather? 81 degrees yesterday.

incredibly low humidity. they are basically the type in the winter. more moisture today but nothing that will make it unpleasant. we are dealing with a nice clear scan. not really many clouds. we had a clear night overnight and we are watching the low. we will probably hit it in about an hour. no record broken, the low 54 set in 1984. right now the lowest is 55 in frederick and 58 at the airport. the precipitation north will be d dissipa dissipating. 68 downtown is the warmest location as is typical in the summer but only 58 at the airport. 51 in york and 55 in frederick. quite crisp when you consider the calendar date of july 9. dew points still low to upper 50's. yesterday they were in the 40's but typical is the upper 60's. so the string of low humidity days continues. looks like 73 in the mountains of western maryland. fair weather cumulus clouds

later in the mountains. the same for the bay. 81 the forecast high for today. we should be up to 87 degrees so well below normal. 80 at ocean city. on the chesapeake bay east-northeast flow 10 to 15 knots. triple digit record high 103 set in 1936 and the record low. 66 is where we should be but another cool one forecast. 58 outlying, 66 potentially downtown so unseasonably cool. mild today, high upper 70's. high pressure bringing in more of an easterly wind but it will be minimal. looks like a couple of dry days. next good shot of showers will be into saturday. another good one tomorrow, 78 to 83. here now is a look at the seven-day forecast with a 40% chance of evening thunderstorms on saturday but a clear day sunday so a pretty good weekend but more humid and more like

july. >> in this morning's consumer alert if you don't have the stomach to watch a baseball too many lose this season teams hope you have the stomach to eat. an increasing number of teams including the o's are providing all you can eat seats in certain sections of the field. the goal is sell more tickets during hard economic times. other teams participating are the rangers and pirates. retailers are looking it keep their numbers up through the fall season by rolling out new looks with bold fashion items from leather jackets and pants. all to keep customers in their stores. they believe that consumers can by just a few pieces to acce accessori accessorize. wall street watching sales figures from the top retailers today. michelle steele joins us live with a look at the business news in the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, everybody. investors definitely taking the

pulse of the retail industry as most major chain stores release june same-store sales figures a measure of sales of stores open at least a year. already this morning costco the biggest u.s. warehouse club reporting a 6% drop. stock futures right now indicating a higher open for us on wall street and that is after a mixed close yesterday. commodities falling capping the longest line. as congress weighs the president's proposed consumer protection agency it guard against predatory lending practices, "u.s.a. today" is reporting those courtesy ov overdraft loans are coming under scrutiny. the 10 largest banks expect to make almost $40 billion from fees and penalties on the accounts. consumer advocates say banks make it difficult to avoid the fees which they call unfair and target the most vulnerable consumers. that is business news at the new york stock exchange. i'm michelle steele reporting

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>> good morning, everybody. a week after the greatest comeback in team history the orioles did it again yesterday coming back from a 3-0 deficit

in the ninth to stun the mariners in seattle. brian roberts got the day off because of a cold. he saw it start bad. jose lopez to left off the foul pa pole. 2-0 seattle on top. seventh orioles threatening. garrett olson does something he never did in baltimore. he pitches out of a jam. gets a double play. still 0-0. mariners blow it in the ninth. adam jones with the ground ball. melvin mora scores and 3-1. watch out. next batter nick markakis grounds that a double play except jose lopez drops the ball scoring greg zaun. then wigginton who makes up for the prior double play. sprays one up the middle. two score. orioles with a tremendous 5-3 comeback and they are paback at

home tomorrow night. >> 5:24, 57 degrees on tv hill. in the next half hour of "11 news today" -- jerks two teens were walking along the light rail tracks and were hit and killed by a train sunday. now investigators are searching for answers. i'm kim dacey with that story in a live report. >> i'm brooke hart in washington. in italy today president obama runs into resistance on climate change. at home he faces criticism on the economy. i have that coming up. >> low humidity and today will probably be the coolest day of the week. still july but it doesn't feel like it. i have the seven-day coming up. >> a pretty busy ride on the southwest corner due to an outer loop accident. we will update that

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "11 news toda.". >> thanks for joining us. sandra shaw has a look at the forecast and it is a pleasure talking to you these days. >> i like it when there is good weather. it contrast with the spring it wasn't so much so. the trend will last a couple more days then by next week we are back up to 90 with humid conditions. it is 58 at b.w.i.-marshall. 55 in frederick. 51 in york and 68 downtown as is typical. 78 is the forecast high that we are calling for at the airport. 82 downtown. partly cloudy, pleasant, a little more wind bringing in a little more humidity. slight chance of isolated thunderstorm tonight. partly cloudy, other than that still unseasonably cool.

up to 66 in the metropolitan area. for tomorrow partly cloudy again. 78 to 83. don't get too used to it, sarah. we have a check of traffic. what is it like? >> we will still like you next week. >> ok. >> unfondle i have to be the bearer of bad news. we have a problem on the outer loop, an accident with a tractor-trailer involved and another passenger vehicle. outer loop just past southwestern. we are dealing with this accident as they try to clear it up. there are three lanes closed, two left lanes getting by only. it will be a while before they completely clear it. delays up to the outer loop past southwestern boulevard. live view it is looking pretty good on the beltway at the b.w. parkway. no problems here but not far away we've a problem. we will touch on an accident on the inner loop at liberty as we go to the map. that off to the side, much

bigger problem in the outer loop as you can see. at camp mead road the ramp that takes you from there to the inner loop is blocked due to a sinkhole. definitely have our fair share of problems. we will keep you posted and the impact on the morning commute. back to you. >> our big story, new details of the investigation into the deaths of two teens hit by an m.t.a. light rail train. the m.t.a. is asking county police and several federal agencies to get involved. kim dacey has the latest. >> what we do know is an m.t.a. light rail train hit the boys from behind as they were walking along the tracks on sunday night and killed them. what we don't know is how the driver of the train didn't see them. that is what the agencies who are now involved are hoping to find out. >> there is something wrong with it whole thing from the beginning. >> the parents of