this is wbal-tv. >> i am donna hamilton. it rob will be back on monday. we begin with breaking news from baltimore city. police are searching for a couple. they believe that the woman may have been abducted by her boyfriend, a 34 year-old man. police believe that williams may be heading to virginia. if you have any information on their whereabouts, you are asked to call baltimore police. the big story tonight, police have closed the investigation into the deaths of two teenagers that were hit by a light rail train. the family now plans to sue the mta. many answers -- many questions are unanswered. >> what the videotape shows is the two boys walking on the tracks.

the train approaches them and then you see the two boys disappear. >> now that the investigation is complete, we get an idea of what investigators were looking at as a look into the death of the teenagers. they were killed as they were hit from behind by a light rail train while walking on the tracks. investigations showed that cell phones and illegal substances had nothing to do with the tragedy. sun flare and the sharpness of the track led to the accident. >> this train stopped and he had to take some corrective measures to get it back on. the unfortunate thing is, he did not know what he had struck. >> there was a little anger and then a little disappointment. the left the meeting, please with the county that they had at least done a fair investigation. >> j. miller is now

representing in speaking for the two families. he claims that a conductor that passed the boys on the track before they were killed never informed his command or other trains about them. when asked how difficult it would be to present the case, miller said that the mta made no attempt to try to fix the situation before was too late. >> of their last chance to prevent this accident was with them if the mta had done what they should have done, these boys would be alive today. >> mta officials now plan to open up their own investigation into those deaths. police are investigating a shooting in east baltimore. a man was shot in the hip about 9:30 p.m. tonight. the victim is being treated at the hospital while police searched for the shooter. the convicted sniper in the murders of 10 people in a four

state shooting spree had his murder conviction and death sentence upheld today. a panel rejected several claims by mohammad, including that he was not competent to act as his own attorney at trial. he will now appeal to the u.s. supreme court. some good news for people who travel through and live around north baltimore. that intersection at no. park wearing -- northern parkway and the interstate, traffic is moving once again. things are not good on the other side of the city. there is another water main break that ruptured at 10:30 a.m. this morning. jim joins us. >> we have a very active seen tonight. crews are still here and working as they have been all day to fix

this water main break. the department of public works is not sure what caused the water main to break but it caused a lot of problems for nearby homeowners >> that is a tv that was way back there. >> this is what her basement looks like after she got an emergency call from neighbors and rushed home from work. >> i looked at and this is only about 4.5 feet of water. she found her tv floating and her computer and other items destroyed, including some artwork by her cousin. her neighbor was still trying to pump the for field water from his own basement. >> i have a lot of damage. my hot water heater is damaged and my furnace is damaged. i have sentimental items damaged. >> many people suffered. a water main burst around 10:30 a.m. on friday morning and flooded about eight homes. >> we do not know how this introduce homes. there was an indication of flooding and it may have gone

through this storm drain. >> the housing department, red cross and transportation department were on the scene to assist the affected residents. crews worked to try to fix the water main. most of the homeowners we talked to are optimistic. >> my whole house is not demolished. it just the basement. >>-- is just the basement. >> crews will be working around the clock until the main is fixed. they hope the road will be open by tomorrow. >> thank you, jim. there is good news on the horizon. president obama stated that the jobless rate is at 9.4%. that is a slow down and lost

jobs. that number is half of what it was in june when the unemployment rate was 9.5%. >> while we wait -- rescued our economy from tragedy, we have built a new foundation for growth. that is why we passed an unprecedented recovery act less than one month after i took office. we did so without any of the year marks or pork-barrel spending that is so common in washington. >> the president says that the middle-class tax cuts and massive infrastructure is spending and green technology investments are slowly beginning to pay off. -- infrastructure spending and bring technology investments are slowly beginning to pay off. the new gi bill offers free college education, tuition, housing and supplies. there is a snag to get all those requests process. >> the new post 9/11 gi bill has

only been in effect for seven days and some already have concerns. the university of maryland assistant registrar, nick lowery. >> we look at numbers as they come out and the numbers are going up and up and up. >> if the grants are not processed, students would see a delay in supplies, housing assistance and tuition. the va has reached out to the states and schools to strongly encourage them to demonstrate flexibility when working with students receiving education benefits. >> the university set up a system where we are in direct contact so that students do not have difficulties with the registration. >> while the university will help with tuition until the va

can catch up, students will have to pay for the rest until the va can pay them back. most of flowers, a veteran, says she is already living paycheck to paycheck. >> we depend on that money. a specially not being able to work full time when you are in school full time. >> even a few weeks delay is a big deal. a specially for the young veterans who may have to look for other means of support. >> a lot of our service members are very young and they do not necessarily have a great credit history and so for them to get a loan for a little bit too tied them over, that will be difficult. >> 29, government officials say that students who waited longer to is -- to apply for the money may have to wait longer. there was an early skirmish against wells fargo.

the lender must turn over data on baltimore loans and make company officials available for deposition. the city as sood wells fargo last year, saying that it targeted minorities for bad loans that led to foreclosures and cost the city millions of dollars. wells fargo denies that race was a factor. >today, maryland officials reported the fifth death related to the swine flu. they just say that the victim had underlying health issues. this comes as officials worked to get schools prepare for a possible outbreak this fall. sally kidd has more on that story. >> of the new guidelines are said to not only prevent the spread of the virus but to minimize disruptions for schools, parents and employers. >> students at this element for

school will be getting a new lesson in swine flu prevention. the school district is moving its health curriculum to the first two weeks of the semester. >> we will talk to kids about staying home if they are sick. >> of those common sense steps are among the cdc's new concepts. students who become ill at school and develop a fever should be separated from other children. >> put into a room until their parent or guardian can come pick them up. >> of the cdc says that students should not returned to school until 24 hours after their beaver goes away. the obama administration says that closing a school is an option but only in rare instances. >> once you close a school, that causes a very significant ripple effect because children need to

stay home. >> that is why more school districts are being advised to be created with their solutions. >> educators need to start thinking about to every home schooling plans in place using both the phone and the internet. >> the cdc says that in the case of a severe outbreak, school districts may want to actively screen students for the virus each day in addition to seeing them farther apart in class. >>-- ceding them fartherhaving e report in class. >> an initia-- having them sit t in class. >> exercise together, eat healthy, go on a picnic. go for it won't together so you

were talking. that is foreplay. >> the economy may be affecting your wallet, but what about your love life? if you are experiencing a recession in the bedroom, we have tips to get you back on track. >> ht doppler shows a little rain to our west and that is science captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

>> group of maryland firefighters are headed west to fight wildfires. they left for oregon. the fire fighters have not been given their exact assignment yet but it will be on the job for at least two weeks. >> it will be nice with all the money. that always helps. my wife is having a baby and this will help pay for a lot of diapers we will need in the future.

>> the group is one of 15 groups mobilized out of the northeast. covering the nation tonight, a family spokesperson says that eunice kennedy shriver is in the hospital with her family by her side. she is 88-years old and is better known for founding the special olympics. her daughter is maria shriver, the first lady of california. an autopsy report links cocaine to the death of tv pitchman billy maizays. the autopsy shows that he died of heart disease but the cocaine use was probably a contributing factor. he was found dead in his condo at p-years of age. >> -- a 50-years of age.

-- at 50-years of age. surveys say that the recession has hurt people's sex lives. >> ask anybody these days and they will tell you that the economy is make -- taking a major toll on their life. >apparently it has not just hit couples in the wallet, but in the bedroom. according to a survey, one in four moms say they are having less sex. >> the natural human instinct is to withdraw. >> officials say it is normal to stress over money problems. >> a can disintegrate relationships. >> taking its toll in the bedroom. >> how do you climb out of that when finances are such a major issue right now?

>> there are so many things that couples can do. >> they say that keeping a positive attitude is important and cackling finances as a team could make the relationship stronger. >> a relationship is a team sport. how much does it talk to talk to your partner -- does it cost to talk to your partner? >> stay away from stressful conversations and healthy activities can help, too. >> exercise together, eat healthy and one walk together so that you were talking and that is foreplay. >> by building in some connection time, sex flows. >> we are going through some rainy times, now. >> they also say that stressful

times could have the opposite effect, actually binding couples together. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast. >> this is the seventh day of august and it was unusually comparable, cool and in the mountains, we saw a couple of spots of dip into the '40's. it was 47 this morning. it was noticeably believ warmer elsewhere. there was a cold start and a warm afternoon. 86 is the normal high and we hit 82. it is really noticeable when you look at the record high of 105 degrees. at the record low, we were only six away from that. a couple of cool spots out of the mountains right now. oakland is at 61. it will not be nearly as cool

tonight as it was last night because we will add a bit of cloud cover and you can see those clouds moving in. this will hold the temperature a little, in the '60s in some spots. look at the heat in the middle of the country. these were actual high temperatures today. 94 in dallas, and this will be becoming into the mid-atlantic. -- will be coming into the mid- atlantic. tomorrow will not be too bad, temperature wwise. clouds and maybe even some showers could move into our region this cluster of showers is weakening.

we will mention some clouds and some showers. it is not a big washout day. most areas will stay dry, but it will not be as sunny and do not be surprised if a little shower pops up tomorrow. a warm front will pop up and these guys will clear out of the temperatures will move upward. tomorrow, with the clouds, we will hit somewhere between 82- 88. 844 in the morning will be high tide -- a 44 yen in the morning will be high tide. -- 8:44 in the morning will be high time. seventies in the mountains tomorrow and mid '80s on sunday. on monday, there will be a couple of spotty showers. just a little bit of cloud cover

in the area and in the temperatures will crank up. the surface temperature on the water is 76. there is a 20 percent chance of showers tomorrow. temperatures are still on the '90s, but thunderstorms could cool off next week. >> thank you, tom. >more than a month after her husband admitted having an affair, she is headed to the beach. wyatt they are leaving the governor's mansion and what her husband is saying about their departure. --

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>> it probably came as a surprise to no one when the wife of gov. mark sanford said she was moving out of the governor's message. she says she plans to spend the upcoming school year with their sons near charleston. this comes weeks after her husband admitted to having an affair. the governor admits that the move is the best decision for the family. >> you have a job, as parents, to make sure that the boys grow up as a normal -- as normal as possible. >> the sanford's have said they're working to repair their family. >> all of fame weekend in the nfl live tomorrow and the first chapter

>> now, 11 sports. >> every reagan's camp has its unique angle, but this is something the ravens have never worried about. figuring out who will kick field goals. the two kickers now compete every day. it is too close to call so far for the battle who will replace

the former kicker. in one confesses that he did not grow of dreaming of they -- of being an nfl kicker. he only wanted to play soccer until his father and urged -- nudged him into the world of football. >> my dad was always on me. he was from west virginia and he loves football. when i was in high school, he said that i needed to try football and i did not want to have anything to do with it. then a friend of mine suggested i try to be a kicker. >> it could work out big for him. he continues to look like the flash point at this camp. there was an injury and trainer." started him off the field. ers carted him off the field.

tomorrow, a huge milestone when a player is inducted into the pro football hall of fame. he played only four of his 17 years for the ravens. he will wear the only super bowl ring and he won in his remarkable career with the ravens. 71 interceptions in the third most in nfl history. he played most of his career with pittsburgh. when he goes into the hall tomorrow, his induction will provide a somewhat of a first. there was plenty of hands-on training for the orioles. he gets his second win of the season tonight as the outfielder survived the good the bad and the ugly.

first, the bad, as in bad luck. a top of the fed. this was nabbed by the picture as he was falling down try to get out of the way of a line drive. next, the ugly. he came in and the ball went out and it was over his head. in comes the ugly run. but finally, the good. three runs came in in the inning and then on to beat the blue jays with a final score of 7-5. you know you're not an all-star when you get a player to be named later.

one player jumps from last place to third place with tampa. >> you never like to be traded for a player to be named later. >> i will take that parachutes and give me something later. >>-- that pair of

>> finally, some summer weather. like lots of sun and hot humid weather on sunday and monday. it was 92 with a thunderstorm. you know it is sunny. >> that is not bad. that is all for 11 news tonight. have a great weekend. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--