>> we begin with breaking news tonight in northeast baltimore. within the last 40 minutes, nine people were taken to the hospital because of the carbon monoxide scare. it happened in a home on mclane boulevard.

city fire crews said two adults and seven children showed symptoms consistent with the poisoning. after taking their samples, they traced the source to a faulty water here. we are told firefighters are working with the apartment management to address that problem. and, good evening, everyone. i am kate amara in for deborah weiner this evening. breaking details about the case of a man accused in a shooting. that man is still in a hospital under police guard. the shootout unfolded yesterday morning. our 11 news reporter is live at shock trauma which new information. kim? >> well, kate, they just released the name of a suspect and the names of the officers were wounded in yesterday's gun battle. one officer was sent home from a hospital yesterday, and the other officer is still here at shock trauma. he is in stable condition and expected to be in a hospital for a least a few more days after undergoing surgery.

he was shot in the chest, stomach, and art. this was at the intersection at edmonson and with more on the other side. they're called for a domestic dispute. while one officer was injured during the victim, the suspects, at the 34-year-old, came back and began shooting. they radioed in the vehicle description. the officer pulled up behind that vehicle, and sinclair walked up to the car and started shooting. the officer was able to return the gunfire, shooting sinclair and the arm. he is still in shock trauma and is expected to be ok. officials say he will go straight into police custody. >> he does have, i understand, a fairly extensive arrest record. we are still piecing together what convictions he might have been trying to do our due diligence there. homicide investigators are handling that. >> >> officials say he will be

facing attempted murder and domestic violence and related charges, although nothing official has been handed down yet. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal tv 11 news. tonight, calls and changes. the city state attorney says some teenagers are just not capable of being rehabilitated in the juvenile system, and that unity program are not helping -- and that programs are not helping. more young people become involved in violent crimes. the comments from those two women follows the situation of a 17-year-old baltimore boy is accused of shooting and wounding another. today, family and friends of a liberian native sang and march, calling for an end to violence in baltimore cities. the club owner shot to death on

may 31 at his social club. police say he was cleaning up what a pair of the armed robbers demanded money and got into a struggle. they say they shot him, he did not get away with any money. >> non-violence is the way forward. people having assembled, he will lead us in this process. >> family and friends raised just enough money to save his body back to light. for a burial. his killers have not been caught. >> we are wrapping up a gorgeous evening outside the temperatures are comfortable, mainly in the 80's, and that humidity is just gorgeous outside. temperatures 81 bwi, and in

cumberland, 64. much could be further west that you travel. cloud cover showing that line of clouds just off the coast. that is a stationary front that is going to become a problem for us in the middle of the week and will provide a chance for cloud cover and a chance of rain showers, and some big changes ahead. if you have any plans, make sure you stick around for the 7-day forecast. we will have that in just a bit. president obama is struggling to get a bill passed, and it will not be easy. there are at least five completing -- competing plans, along with democratic infighting in republicans trying to run down the clock. here is brian mooar with tonight's medical report. >> they are back. this time, are helping president obama --

>> we can get the job done this time. >> but they say the president has got the wrong prescription. >> the results are not going to be there. >> it is seeking up on television and the internet as the fight comes right down to the wire on capitol hill, but it is said that the president's deadline is looming ahead. >> there is a really good reason why the president wants to do this. he knows he cannot sell it is the debate lasts very long because it is so expensive. >> we want to have enough time for people to truly understand what is going on. >> the congressional budget office says that it may contain costs, even after spending $1 trillion. the white house is playing that down. >> they have an initial report on one of the initial bills, which says in the long term it does not bend the cost curve enough. >> who is going to win a marathon based on who they have. not a good way of judging things. we are making a lot of progress.

>> still, not a lot of good news for the president looking to fastrac reform. >> the biggest roadblocks seems to be in fighting as democrats try to have a competing plan in taewon. in washington, brian mooar, wbal tv 11 news -- trying to have a completed and planned tied into one. a man is being treated at johns hopkins for a rare an aggressive form of disease that chemotherapy alone will not cure, so his family organized three bone marrow drive in our family -- in our area today. this continues until 9:00 tonight. the cheek swab the neeey need oy takes a little bit and is free.

turning to the economy now, market house in annapolis reopened with some vendors. they were struggling but lawsuits and high vacancy rates, and they open their doors once again. they have a flower shop, a nonprofit group, and a restaurant. the new tenant has signed on until early next year, when renovations will begin on the side. it dates back to the 19th century. it is the latest chapter in the war on terror. a videotaped plea, n.y. they will not honor his request. -- and what they will not honor his request. a potty problem oi

oh, what's this? breakfast. it's kind of early, buddy. you've got to need to take some cholesterol off you. honey, have you been reading the cheerios box again? he got that off the box. (announcer) cheerios is made with 100% natural whole grain oats to help lower your cholesterol. that was very thoughtful of you. very early, but very thoughtful. (announcer) cheerios. good for the heart.

tonight, the u.s. military is denouncing a video. the video shows the 23-year-old private first-class introduced in traditional afghan dress. he is being prompted in english by his u.s. captors to call for u.s. forces to be withdrawn from afghanistan. they have been seeking his release, and he has been missing since late june. >> we're doing everything we can to return the soldier to safety, and we condemn the use of this video and the public humiliation. it is against international law. >> the u.s. military says those captors are demanding that the search stops and the u.s. goes home. the spokesman says that will not happen. there could soon be a bathroom mine in space. one of the two toilet is out of order -- a bathroom line in space. there are a total of 13

astronauts on the two graphs. -- crafts. coming up, a new promotion with the maryland lottery where you can win twice. more on how you can get that- with a green ball promotion. -- gather that cash. temperatures in the 60's in maryland, in the 80's throughout much of the metro area. a gorgeous evening. 81 at the harbor. that humidity only at 43%. that is what made comfortable today.

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this time of year, we expect about 80 degrees. it has been a little on equals 4 july. there is a change coming, -- it has been a little on the cool side. using these clouds just off to our west. if you are trying to move up -- you see these clouds. this line of cloud cover just off the coastline is a stationary front, and this is going to be causing some big problems for us here. we are going to be dealing with some problems. there is a potential for rain during the workweek that is dependent on where this front sets up. we thought it would be on the i- 95 corridor. this is continuing to push off towards the coast. we will see where it sets up. this will have an impact on the cloud cover we have during the workweek and how much rain we will have. it is looking to be dry on monday with a few showers late

in the afternoon. tuesday looks a little on the wet side with temperatures well below average, but it will still be in the 70's or low 80's. the futurecast shows that cloud cover coming in tomorrow morning, and this tries to move through by early tuesday morning. it looks like it will be a wt morning commute -- a wet morning commute. the cloud cover building. the temperature is still a little on equals. on the bay -- the water temperature is still holding in the upper 70's. all across the state, we are dealing with the rain developing by the late-afternoon hours. a little drier the further north and was that you travel. just about 82 degrees in pennsylvania. mosul cloudy in the mountains with 79 degrees. -- mostly cloudy.

a trend is developing, temperatures a little cooler than average, and wet. none of these days are really going to be washouts, but we are looking for the potential of some rain showers to move in and out, even on saturday and sunday. we have a few of these rain showers making their way through, but there is just a 30% chance of rain about for each of these days. i am steve davis. pete gilbert has the night off. tom watson. a happa

now, 11 sports. >> this at all of the makings of

a story for the ages. 59-year-old tom watson trying to become the oldest by farc to ever win a major, and they would see if there would be a hollywood ending -- the oldest by far. early on, another shot out of the dates. how about this? a two-shot lead. later a quadruple bogey. then, there was westwood. a two-shot lead, brett tom watson kept plugging away. there was a long birdie. three under par. the 18th hole. who knew this would be a big deal? minus two, one behind watson -- but tom watson kept plugging away. he misses the par putt. what a shame.

so they go to a playoff. tom watson came apart. this one did not get out of the rough. a birdie on 18. tom watson was denied the hollywood ending. >> i feel like i had a chance to win the tournament. i knew i was playing well to win. it almost happened. >> no one knew what to expect from jeremy guthrie. he was sick. he missed another start because he was still sick, but, boy, did he get well against the white sox. whatever guthrie had, he looked awful. 1-0. the guy could not find the plate, and in the fifth, he got it again. two wild pitches. this was an exhibition in how not to pitch. five strikeouts, his first win

in three weeks, and wendy white socks pitcher did find the plate -- -and when the white sox pitcher did find the plate -- what is wrong with this picture? you have got yogi berra, and a yankees old timer, ouch. they could not get mark teixeira. the yankees beat the tigers, 2-1 the final. lance armstrong says that is it. the show is over. he cannot win the tour the frantz, not after falling behind by more than 1.5 minutes -- he cannot win the tour the france. he pulls the water out of the back back, and then he slides up next demands armstrong. supporters give him what to.

it did not help. another one of their teammates -- supporters gave him water. meantime, ms. armstrong finished way back. he said it was too much to overcome -- lance armstrong finished way back. a dull metal clanking sound. bear groans. ♪ ominous music

ferocious growling. roaaaaaarrrrrrr!!!! ♪ whistling bluegrass tune one last word on the weather. >> not so gorgeous for our

monday and tuesday. a bit of a wet pattern. these days are not going to be washups, just cloudy, and we will deal with the showers coming in and out -- these days are not going to be washouts. thank you for joining us. "nbc nightly news" is next. "nbc nightly news" is next. this is a wbal tv 11 news editorial by president jordon wertlieb. >> are street corners. there are thousands of stand- alone donation booths in the

area, but we found that some may not be what they seem. local nonprofits believe that thieves are hurting donations, so who is hurting your donations? the i-team has uncovered dozens of boxes which may seem they will benefit marylanders, but they are not. one is turning its money away. some local nonprofits believe this is hampering their efforts. it is believed that clothing donations are down 35%. during this time of economic stress, more than ever, maryland is turning to nonprofits for help. it is important to select wisely. give to those that have direct maryland connections as often as possible. check with the better business bureau and others to see about these organizations. ask these agencies where the donations and up, whether it is state or local or sent around

the country, and is somebody profiting from your donation? it may take some effort, but it may put your donation and the hands of those in need.

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