[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> tonight baltimore city police continue to investigate after a fight at the inner harbor leads to two men gunned down. good evening, i am deborah weiner. it is our big story. tonight 11 news speaks to a witness who was too close for comfort. he was working at a nearby business when the gunfire ruptured. kim is downtown with more. >> it is much quieter down here tonight than a.l. night at this time. police swarmed the harbor and evacuated the light street pavilion after two people were shot. >> it looked like a normal sunday evening. >> a lot of fun and family entertainment. >> no evidence that less than

24 hours before two people were shot. >> it was pandemonium. complete chaos. >> marcus was working at his boothe inside the pavilion saturday newt. it was just after 10:00 when a fight broke out. >> it was just around the corn are and you could hear the confrontation. you heard shots, and everybody ran past my stand. i got out of the building. >> a 20-year-old man was shot in the leg and a 17-year-old shot in the forearm. they were both taken to the hospital and are expected to be ok. right now police are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance fooge. police visiting the inner harbor are shocked. >> it is really unbelievable, to be honest with you. as much as people are visible around, walking up aun do not, it is really surprising. >> sunday night the police officers were just as visible patroling the area. and the visitors we spoke with say this incident wouldn't stop

them from mcgahee a trip back to baltimore. >> there are just so many people here, i would feel very safe right here. >> i would think it would be random and would happen in any town and wouldn't stop me from coming. >> police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. reporting live, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and mayor sheila dixon released a statement saying in part we will not tolerate the inner harbor for those though break the law, intimidate or create a nuissance of any kind. we have a lot of police employed there, and well work swiftly to improve security. police have taken one man into custody after a shooting. the victim was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the face. he is listed in stable condition. howard county sheriff's department is offering a $5,000

reward for information leading to the arrest of a prisoner who escaped custody. devin sham wayne was being trance importanted when he used his handcuffs to choke a future before fleeing on duty. >> coming off a very bless and weekend weather-wise. we had saturday and sunday with comfortable temperatures. tomorrow we are going to be doing it again on monday. looking at the satellite, a few clouds in southern maryland. overall waking up to a good amount of sunshine in the morning. still 82 downtown, 78 at the airport. 77 in east-on, ocean city at 75. for the rest of the night, clear with a few passing clouds. winds light but now out of the south, which will allow humidity to begin to move in.

temperatures down 62-70 degrees. we will talk about how long we can keep this track of dry and comfortable weather. your full seven-day forecast, plus the latest on claudette, anna and bill, new tromp systems. >> natural resources police believe alcohol may have been a factor on a boating accident on kent island that injured four people. sauder was taken to shock trauma in critical condition. a male packager was taken to another hospital. ocean city officials say they are looking into changing a law requires carbon mocks i'd detectors in who tell to better insure compliance. three people were hospitalized and others sick ened after a leak at the americana who tell. the hotel did not have

detectors. the law applies to hotels, condominiums and other multi-unit dwellings. the attorney general is asked to expand his investigation. they say about 30% of constellation's compensation goes to bge. the senators say they are concerned future costs will fall on them. >> lieutenant government anthony brown was our guest on our morning session. he explained the governor's possible $250 million cut to local government and what it all means. >> it means a lot of tough decisions ahead of us. basically the governor is going to send to the board of public works a total 6 over $400 million worth of cuts. yesterday he announced in ocean city that $250 million my come from local government. a lot of tough decisions. we may see cuts to communicate

colleges, to local health departments, aid for law enforcement. it is tough times not unique to maryland. it is part of the national recession we are in, the global recession. we will work with local governments, but they are not going to be easy. >> if you would like to see the full interview, we have posted it on our website. go to wbaltv.com, than it is on the home page. next sunday morning, maryland first lady katie o'malley will be our guest. if you have a question for judge o'making, you can send it to sundayquestions gnat gnat wbaltv.com. the president argued in favor of his plan in today's "new york times," looking like he will have to bend but still may not win republican support. brian moore has a story now from washington.

>> taking a day off on his western swing, president obama visited the grand canyon. it's a fitting metaphor as he tries to bridge the chasm in the health care debate. as a town hall meeting in colorado, he tried to explain his plan. >> things like we want to set up death panels to pull the plug on grandma. come on. >> in an op-ed piece he writes i don't believe anyone should be in charge of your health care decisions but you and your doctor. republicans say if there are misunderstanding, it is because democrats are rushing the process. >> when people can't get a copy of the bill to read, they come up and say what does this mean. some of this is so poorly written that it can lead to different conclusions. >> some democrats are talking

about going it alone. >> it appears to be that the republicans are just not going to cooperate no matter what. >> but others say an issue this important needs a bipartisan solution. >> what we have agreed to is we are going to be ready when we are ready. we are working. we hope to be able to reach conclusion by the middle of september. >> until then, the president will continue his campaign to sell health care reform and try to bring more americans over to his side of the political divide. the white house is now signaling it may be willing to give up on the so-called public option, the controversial plan that may not have enough senate support to survive anyway. >> one local politician is doing his part to make sure residents are informed about health care. this morning, democrat line gate emmett burns held a prayer vigil of protection for president obama. meanwhile, he is planning a community health forum of his own to clarify what he says may

be any confusing information. >> the politicians on the federal level have been doing that, but we need to do that on the state level. so i'm going to have that here advise -- here at this church so we good get the information and the truth about health care reform. >> that town hall is scheduled for september 13 at his church in woodlawn. local officials are leery of taking over a highway welcome center that the state plans to close. the state will close the bay country welcome center in queen anne's county. county officials say not a good idea because they may have to raise taxes to run it. swimmer michael fems says he has a sore leg. he plans to resume training tomorrow. he has to explain why he was

driving without a valid license. he will have to tell a judge why he was driving with a michigan license that was invalid. he was issued a $40 citation. the driver of the other vehicle faces a $180 fine and possibly three points on her driving record. he expressed concern for the woman involved in the car crash. >> hundreds laced up their shoes in an nag recall 5-k run and one mile fun walk. it was by the right side organization, founded by nick markakis and his wife. the right side foundation's mission is to help improve the lives of distressed children throughout the state. and orioles second baseman brian roberts held his third annual brian's baseball bash at espn zone tonight. the event benefits the

university of maryland hospital for children. >> i had open heart surgery when i was five, so i understand kind of what the families and kipped are going through and their experience. and if we can raise money and improve care at the hospital and give these families a better stay, that is important. >> roberts and other orioles greeted fans and greet thed fans. the team contributed $10,000 to the event. >> a crash at an air show leaves one pilot dead and others injured. more pictures next. dozens of people killed after a fire ripped through a wedding tent. >> it is beginning to shape up now. probably not cool enough to sleep with the windows open, but right now we have temperatures in the low 80's. 82 in the harbor, 77 at the airport. humidity at 74%. your full forecast after the break. geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years.

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>> covering the world tonight, in kuwait at least 41 women and children died after fire tore through a wedding tept. dozens more injured. terry smith has the story. >> all that remains at the end of a day that should have been the happiest of their lives. it took three minutes for the tent housing the wedding celebration to become consumed in flames. inside were more than 100 women and children. in keyong with local custom, the men were celebrating in a separate tent. many died in the panic which caused a stampede for the exit. kuwait's chief fire officer said this was one of the main causes of the high death toll. [speaking in native tongue] >> the dead had only one exit, he said, which caused a stampede when the fire broke out, leading to the death of

more victims. these tents like the necessary authorized safety equipment. tents that we authorize are equipped with multiple fire exits. >> more than 70 guests were taken to the hospital with burns, several described as being in serious condition. investigators believe faulty wiring on equipment to keep food warm could have caused the blaze. and the up hole industry was described as highly flammable. kuwait has now banned the use of wedding tants. >> and a pilot was killed during an air show rehearse alin russia. two russian air force fighters crashed near moss company. two plits are listed in good condition. five people were seriously injured when one jet slammed into a house. officials belief it could have been caused by pilot error.

police say a gunman used a semiautomatic weapon to kill his brother and three others. he killed a 22, 25 and 15-year-old brother. the gunman is in critical condition. police say they are investigating possible gang affiliations. a florida teenager says no distance is far enough to stand in the way of your dreams. 14-year-old david ash bistarted his journey from orlando in june and walked 1, 100 miles to spread awareness about homeless children. today he reached his goal, the nation's capital. he had to give up most of his summer for the walk, but the cause was well worth it. >> we still have our dreams. that is amazing. even though life has been hard on them. they have still have their hopes and dreams. >> he still hopes to meet with president obama to talk about homeless issues, but he hasn't

heard back yet. >> capping off what was a pleasant weekend as far as weather was concerned outside. now a fairly pleasant evening shaping up. on satellite, a few clouds trying to move into baltimore. they are passing clouds. generally, though, pretty clear. we will be waking up to sunshine tomorrow morning. temperatures right now still on the mild side now. 80 in dulles. 79 in annapolis, 77 in cummings we are land, 75 in ocean city and 73 in salisbury. we managed to top out at 90 at the airport. the inner harbor at 92. that is a little above our average of 85 this time of year. the humidity on the lower side. mostly clear for the rest of the night. 62-70 degrees, winds out of the south. it is going to try to pump in a little more humidity tomorrow. still another winner of a day.

that high will continuing to sink a little to the south, bringing in more of a southeasterly wind, trying to bring in more humidity, but not so much that it will feel pressive outside. this cold front is slowing down a little bit as claudette is gumming up the works down south. this front is not expected to reach here until wednesday. here is the latest on tropical storm claudette. it is just now making lavelle 25 miles to the west of panama city. wind gusting about 50 miles per hour and plenty of rain. it will push its way into alabama tomorrow. it was just a tropical depression at 5:00 a.m. in the atlantic, bill continues to strengthen. not a lot is left of anna, which is great news, that track is going to take it across

cuba. at this point, it is probably not going to be more than a nuisance rainstorm. we have to watch bill closely. it is still looking to be strenking to a category three hurricane, which is a major hurricane. some of the models want to take it to a category four status. it is too early to say for sure where bill is going to go. the best data wants to keep him out to sea. for your day tomorrow, mostly sunny, 88-93. winds out of the south. cal ripken worlse, it is going to be a great -- world series a great date. for the rest of the state, 80's and 90's mblingts your seven-day forecast shows a chance of thunderstorms developing late tuesday

evening. those are going to be your typical pop-up isolated thunderstorms. by wednesday that front tries to move through. it is a bit week. not expecting a lot of difference in temperatures. thursday, 88 degrees. by friday a colder front starts to move through. more thunderstorms friday evening, more storms on saturday and a few lingering sunday as temperatures return closer to average. >> thank you, jim. here are two words we don't ever say. tiger lost. >> tiger loses. actually more importantly. it wasn't that tiger lost, it is that y.e. yang witness r won with a tiger impersonation. with a tiger impersonation. we will talk it about nex

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>> turning the impossible into the routine. y.e. yang once defeated tiger woods in a head-to-head battle a couple of years ago. granted the stakes nowhere near matched the pga championship. tiger woods, undefeated in 14 tries when tied for the lead or alone in a magic. y.e. yang was 110th on the money list. yeah.

padraig harrington blue up. 14th, yang two shots back to start the day, chipping for eagle at the short par four. tiger-like on the touch. woods mansion the birdie, one of the few putts he made, one shot back at minus 7. the 17th, this the sumation of woods' day. he hits a flat-out nuked 7 iron. yet he is dead in the rough. yang, still a one-shot lead, refusing to give tiger the chance to steal his show. the approach, one for the ages, stuffs it from 206 yards. woods finally relents. yang, one more fist pump and then closing things out in style. rolls home the birdie to win the pga championship by three strokes, the first asian man to win a major.

tiger, meanwhile, is trying to stay big picture. >> there is no other player in the history of the game has ever done better than jack. he finished second 1 times. you have to give yourself enough chances to win them, and i've done that. i'm very proud of the changes i have made to get to this point, but unfortunately today i just didn't get it done. >> i would like to stay as the guy who won over tiger at the pga championship, and that is about it. no redos. >> that is humor too. not o that one team outscores another team by nine runs and you call it a great game. the o's begging for a rally. bottom three, roberts. a no-doubter to right, his 10th of the season, 4-2 game. bottom five, back again. nick markakis with a man on.

a two-run shot. game tied at 6-6. chris ray in relief of guthrie. adam jones, fly, baby, fly. however, a sac fly. run scores. angels take an 8-6 lead. bottom nine, now 8-7. jones from defense to offense. not quite enough to win it, but plenty to score roberts from third and ties the game. we go to extras. top 11, bases loaded for torii hunter fresh off the zabeled lis. lines into the double play, inning over. looked like the birds' day. but the 13th, bases loaded for torii hunter. and you can't give a guy that talented another chance. he smokes that one, and the angels tack on eight more. >> just one practice today for

the ravens. about a three hour afternoon workout in 92-degree fun. espn camping with mort, chris mortensen send says he thinks the ravens win the africa north. >> williams finding the ravens' defense tougher. at camp, cleo lemons to help with the quarterback depth chart. the ravens hope his services aren't fully needed, but just in case. >> we want to see how good he is, and if he can help us. with john beck hurting his shoulder, we need another arm in here anyway. we had the roster spot opportunity. cleo has been in the system with campbell and that is a big plus. >> wednesday last we saw hussein bolt, he was going the

fastest 100 meter skiles in history. today, finals, world track championship in berlin. american tyson gay there to give chase. credit gay. he ran the third fastest time in history, still blown out. hussein bolt and his 6'5" frame, last 50 meters incredible. he goes to a 9.58 time. nascar, three laps to be, jimmy johnson looking for another win. until he ran out of gas. the gamble failed. with just over two laps to go, he is done. that opens the door for brian vehiclers who drives through. vehiclers earns his second career victory. please style with us. wbal-tv 11 news continues right after this.

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