the scene. there has been a murder inside. the police department has come not to the scene. >> at 9:00, we received a call about a gunshot wound a victim. there was an apparent robbery and we do have a deceased the dog inside. we don't have a lot we can release right now. preliminarily in the investigation, that is what we have. >right now, we may have two suspects. we have to go through our witnesses and find out any information that we may have. >> thank you very much. that is the situation out here. the investigation it is still very much on the way.

we will have the latest reports tomorrow morning. >> a 15-year-old boy is jailed, charged with the murder of a pregnant woman. >> she was stabbed to death. kerry cavanaugh has more. >> those that knew jennifer said they were close to the 15-year- old boy. the two got into an argument, and the boy snapped, pulled a knife, and ended the life of her and her unborn daughter. 26-years old and halfway through her first pregnancy. >> she was really excited. >> she couldn't wait for the baby. >> it is unclear who fathered

the child, but police say there is no question who killed thompson and her unborn baby. >> i really wasn't that shocked because when i was around him, he was very aggressive. >> neighbors say there were close family friends. investigators tell 11 news that they got into an argument early sunday morning. a neighbor discovered her body hours later when running water seeped through a wall. >> she pulled the palo off and said -- the pillow off and saw her neck. she screamed. >> her friend say her death has left an awful lot of void in the neighborhood. >> she would brighten your day.

>> he is charged with -- as an adult with assault, rape, and murder. he is jailed without bond. >> baltimore city police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man found inside of a parked car. a jobber migger made the discov. it appears the man had been there for several days. neighbors were shocked to learn about the death especially because that is the area where many good to relax and exercise. >> it is an isolated incident because normally disquiet. people walk around with no trouble. >> police are awaiting autopsy results. >> anne arundel county police need your help finding the person that murdered a man just

after he left his home. this is a picture of the victim. authorities discovered the body yesterday morning in the glen burnie. he had been shot. he was confronted by at least one suspect moments after he left his home. anyone with information should contact the metro crime stoppers. you could be eligible for aid reward. an official with the state's juvenile justice system says they have launched an investigation into the handling of a 17-year-old lamont davis. authorities want to know how he cut off his ankle bracelet before shooting a 5-year-old girl. >> for the first time today, the state's secretary of juvenile services responded to questions about lamont davis, accused of shooting a little girl while

under gps monitoring. >> from the moment of this tragedy through right now -- >> in an interview today, the secretary says his agency's handling of the 17-year old is under internal investigation. davis as been arrested 13 times since the age of 10, but was allowed to go back to his home despite a robbery case at the end of may. >> we have been analyzing every aspect of the investigation relative to our levels of supervision. >> on june 19, lamont davis was put on a gps monitoring. two weeks later, five-year old raven wyatt were shot in the head and critically wounded. >> are you comfortable that this individual was in the community? >> we are reviewing that. i am not going to comment on that right now. any comment that i would make about that right now would be

premature given the fact that we are doing our own internal investigation. >> a teenage girl told us yesterday that davis had the gps device on at the time of the arrest but left it at home when he went to visit her several miles away. juvenile authorities might of none that he was no longer in contact with the system but they cannot use the satellite tracking to find him. he frequently pushed the boundaries of the system. >> he wasn't supposed to be outside at all. >> did he go outside? how often? >> he went outside every day. >> she told us -- the secretary told us that he called the company in for a meeting. >> this case has raised concerns about not only the technology but also some questions about the vendor that monitors the system for us. >> several law enforcement sources tell us there has been

concerned that some juvenile offenders have figured out ways to circumvent the gps system. it is being used to monitor some 200 juvenile offenders. >> a 25-year-old has pleaded guilty to pimping three teenage girls on the internet and on the street. he admitted to recruiting minors. police arrested him in may after he posted an internet ad. he will be sentenced in october. >> u.s. news and world report unveiled its list of best hospitals. johns hopkins tops the list again. other maryland hospitals that made the top 50 include the university of maryland medical center.

for the complete list, you can go to our website. >> a debate is raising that will affect all of us, the struggle to overall -- overhaul our health-care system. lawmakers remain divided on how to fix a. >> don't be fooled about folks trying to scare you saying that we can change the health-care system. we have no choice because right now, it is too expensive for too many americans. >> president obama argued now is the time to tackle the issue of. many republicans insist now is not the time, that the economy cannot take it. >> here we are with the higher deficit in the history of this country with a bill that is going to top over $1 trillion

with no way of paying for it. >> the house version passed through committee on tuesday. businesses with payrolls between $250,000.400000 dollars would pay a penalty -- $250,000 and $400,000 would pay a penalty. >> each and every american will be affected by it and they deserve to see what is at hand. >> the senate version relies on penalties with employers not offering benefit. businesses with 25 employees or fewer would be exempt. maryland democratic senator sits on the committee then voted today and tells us this is an

historic moment. today we took a giant step forward. we make it affordable by focusing on new thinking. we stand on the side of the american providers. negotiations are still going strong for the democrats, now 60 strong, the republicans might not have much to do to block it. >> one giant leap for mankind. >> 40 years after the man paused first steps on the moon, we remember the apollo mission. >> be aware of the water testing scam. >> there are some thunderstorms on hd doppler and there may be more storm's coming in for friday. we will check that the forecast coming up. >> find out if you are making

the best choices.

>> the president addressed the naacp in new york city. he recognized the work of early activists and how their sacrifices helped him. >> and historic moment with the nation's oldest civil rights organization. president barack obama marking the naacp's convention in new york city. >> what we celebrate tonight is not simply the journey they have traveled about the journey that we as americans have traveled over the past 100 years. >> decades of discrimination battles anhelped pave the way fr

the moment. >> i made a trip to springfield college -- springfield, ill., a couple of years ago. >> the president focused his speech on the hard work ahead. >> we are required to overcome today's barriers with the same as what was needed before. the same commission, the same sense of urgency, the same sense of sacrifice and the community, the same willingness to do our part for ourselves and one another. >> the naacp is in the midst of redefining its image and expanding its membership base. more than half a million people belong to the organization. >>voices of a new generation of

civil rights activists inspired by both the past and present. >> there is a warning tonight for howard county residents. beware of a door-to-door water quality scam. some residents have found notices of free water testing by private companies. those companies will claim that your water is unsafe and then try to sell you purification equipment. for more, you can go to our website. >> do you really know what food choices are the best when it comes to your heart? >> a local cardiologists says there is a good chance you have been misinformed. donna hamilton put your knowledge to the test. >> the cardiologist believes

you need to know what choices are best for you. question no. one -- what is the best advice for your heart? >> the omega 3, the fish oils, these other kinds of things that we know prevent heart disease, said the best kind of advice is to eat the kind of fat that is really good. >> no. 2 -- how much more would you weigh in five years if you ate one more 100 calorie cookie every day? in five years, you gained 50 pounds. >> you take 100 calories, a slice of bread, a pat of butter out of your diet, and you are going to lose 50 pounds in five years. >> what is healthier for you?

all of oil or an all what -- olive oil or canola oil? >> olive oil is not as healthy for you as canola oil. >> we thought we would save you the trouble of doing an experiment. take a look. wowow. that is the fall of oil. there is the canola oil. that says it all. >> #4 -- which contains more sodium? >> the answer to your question is a portion of bread, or equivalent -- serial comma has more sodium than in a pickle or a portion of potato chips. >> no. 5 --

an important study found that finned kids with happiest. the children that were obese both with their quality of life much lower. no. 6 -- an elderly person because they are more at risk. >> the more that you are at risk, the more you benefit. >> #7. the answer is yes. >> it is being involved with others. we know people like that actually live longer. being an optimist reduces the risk from dying -- of dying from heart disease in half. >> the average american in jest about 4,000 milligrams of sodium payday -- ingests about 4,000

milligrams a day. >> the doctor is a co-author of a book. you can read an excerpt of it on our website. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> a couple of thunderstorms moving to parts of the area. it is this warm and muggy air pattern and this front trying to come into the region. this shower is cutting across harford county. it looks to be weakening a little bit. showers and storms cutting across northern and central delaware. this is not your typical afternoon thunderstorm activity

winding down. the numbers today out ahead of that week front is a hot one. today cannot 94 degrees at the airport and 96 degrees at the inner harbor. short of that record high, 104 degrees in 1988. july 20, 2008, we hit 94 degrees. today, we hit 94 degrees at the airport. temperatures are still warm, even late tonight. 81 in cumberland. 85 in downtown baltimore. it feels like to light in most areas in baltimore. it will stay warm through most of the night. clouds will be in the region tomorrow morning. winds still out of the southwest. the sun rises at 5:54.

the front coming through and slicing through maryland right now, probably will take all day tomorrow to get to the coast with another front coming in behind it giving it another push. the chance for a shower or thunderstorms will actually go up a little bit tomorrow compared to what we saw today. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, widespread showers and storms. a slight risk of a storm. it the best chance would be about 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon and into the evening the weekend will shape of nice for being outside. 80's tomorrow with winds shifting to the east and southeast. a shower or thunderstorm coming more likely. there are going to be some storms in the mountains tomorrow. if you have weekend -- if you have weekend plans, it should

clear out by the weekend. a storm on the chesapeake bay tomorrow, 86 degrees. if you are headed for the coast, a couple of storms that you will have to dodge tomorrow evening. a mix of clouds and sun saturday and sunday. be advised, a rip current risk is in the moderate range, so use caution on the beach tomorrow. 85 with a thunderstorm on friday, partly cloudywords canni

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>> to you remember where you were 40 years ago this week? >> apollo 11 lifted off, carrying astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin on their way to the moon. apollo 11 launched from kennedy space center in florida. four days later, an estimated 500 million people watched as they walked into history. for decades, all we have had were grainy images. the original tapes were recorded over by accident. through computer enhancement, technicians are giving us a clearer picture of those first steps. >> help to open up exploration throughout the world. >> nasa plans to send astronauts

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brought back images from his twenties when he got a 65 to move into second place during the opening round. a birdie putt on the 17. tiger woods, nothing terrific about his day. forget about the club, the swing, and the day. 71, opening round for tiger woods. this birdie putt on 18, you deserve the lead if you can hit a putt like this. >> i think the experience playing this golf course for the sixth championship does give me an advantage over just about everybody else. i think i have played in more

than everybody. >> i certainly made a few mistakes out there today. consequently, i am at one over. >> the gathering of loves and roots for tom watson. the philadelphia phillies first baseman did not win the home run derby, but he added his name to a more significant piece of baseball history. he lost his 23rd home run of the year, marking his 200th home run of the year. he reached 200 faster than any player in major-league history. he got there faster than babe

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>> not quite as hot more of but a thunderstorm in a few spots. comfortable for saturday and sunday. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ]