it when it starts raining, it drags those strong winds down to the surface. you see this strung out from eastern pennsylvania to delaware. a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect in maryland for cecil, and county and also in delaware for a new council and can counties. this is the last that we have for a while. this has taken some of the kick out of the atmosphere. i will have details with the insta-weather + forecast in just a few minutes. >> you can always follow the forecast with our radar. it will track down was torn down to your very own street. log onto our website and click on whether. >> the big story is all 12 football players taken to the hospital yesterday for a heat related illness have been

released we brought you the story as breaking news last night. it turns out that in maryland, there are guidelines that coaches should follow when it is extremely hot outside. melissa carlson joins us live from stevens bill. >> this has been bumped up to 14 and sports teams are still practicing. the affected varsity team is practicing inside the gym. not everyone involved is 100% convinced that he was the only issue in yesterday's case. it was just after 4 -- 4:45 p.m. when a 911 call was placed. >> we found that we had about one dozen sick players. initially, the concern was if we had a has not incident or the world to sit at once. >> 14 students and three coaches

were transported to area hospitals. they have all since been released. >> we believe that it was heat related illness. there is no reason to believe anything else. >> some admit it is strange. >> we are really waiting for all the facts. we had all of our teams out here practicing yesterday and no other team had a problem. that team had really been practicing for about 45 minutes when all this occurred. that is why we are looking at other causes. >> be factors included water and food sources and concerns about chemicals on the field. >> they do a wonderful job and never put anything on there when we know we are having practice as well as any of the lines that they painted are done with a water based paint and we are actually calling to confirm that. >> this woman's son was

practicing one filled away from where it happened. >> it was scary. we have excellent coaching staff. would press their opinion. >> while she stands by her staff, the superintendent will look at reviewing its policy to make sure that everything is up to par. the state has guidelines for what is allowed during certain he'd situations and you can find those guidelines on our website at wbaltv.com. melissa carlson, wbal 11 -- wbal-tv 11 news. >> a 20-year-old was arrested last night in western virginia. a task force included u.s. marshals and the search effort. he was handcuffed to but managed to assault a pot of salted a deputy. coming up tonight, how investigators were able to track him down. >> to teenaged suspect suspected of allegedly beating a teenager

this week have had bail set a 76-year-old was attacked after being beaten with a hammer and baseball about -- baseball bat. the teenagers fled in the victim's suv but they crested a short time later. -- crashed a short time later. >> in tonight's project economy report, sales of existing homes rose by more than 7% in july. that is good news. it is the largest increase in a decade. the cash for clunkers program comes to an end on monday. michelle begins our team coverage from new york. >> it is the biggest game for existing home sales in a decade.

prices rose 7.2% last month. it is an encouraging sign that the housing market is bouncing back. >> we have seen four straight months of increases. we have seen essentially all four major regions of the country. >> foreclosed and distressed properties for one-third of sales. there is a 10% home buyer tax credit, but experienced buyers and investors are also jumping back again. >> the sentiment is shifting and people are recognizing that the housing market has reached bottom and now they are entering the market with little fear of any further client -- price decline. >> the white house has focused its efforts to jump-start the economy with a stimulus program. cash for clunkers is another. >> it certainly clean up the car dealer lots. they had a lot of cars they could not get rid of and now they are gone. >> the program is set to begin

monday night -- to end monday night. most agree that it held that a critical moment. >> it but suppliers to work and puts assembly lines to work and advertising on your station. it is good for everything. >> it is evidence that the incentives are working. with the program winding down and a deadline looming for the home buyer tax credit, the question is whether the rebound will last. >> as michelle just mentioned, that cash for clunkers program ends monday night. president barack obama called the program successful. now car dealers are bracing for the bombardment of customers looking for that last-minute deal. >> these are some of the clunkers that have been brought in. this one was worth $4,500. its owner left in a new ride but

the dealership says it is running out of cars and trucks that meet the criteria for the cash for clunkers program. >> fading, cracking and peeling paint and a rusting body are signs of a clunker. this 1990 ford aerostar van qualifies for cash. it is one of the latest vehicles being traded in. >> it has been a great opportunity for us, for the car dealers, and as an economic stimulus. we are out of courcars and steel plants need to get going and put people back to work. >> this truck advertises the deal. on a back lot, kariss said disabled and drained of their fluids and a solution was poured into the engine and caused them to cease. -- to sieze. this couple tested out a deal.

>> our car is 24 years old and originally they said they got 90 miles to the gallon and it puts it 1 mile off but it doesn't qualify. >> i am left with my 12 to 5 year-old car. but i have -- my 25 year-old car. but i have attached to it. >> other dealers wonder when that will get their money. >> it has been a challenge for us. we have done close to 400 deals and we have only been paid on 10 so far. the federal government owns us over a million dollars. >> the dealership is confident that it will get paid. >> dealers have a deadline of monday at 8:00 p.m. to get all the paperwork finished. they're telling customers not to wait until then to come in. aaa says there are several things you need to keep in mind. we have listed them on our website, and wbaltv.com.

all you had to do is click on the economy. >> new polls show public support for the health care reform plan is dropping. bipartisan senators continue to negotiate for a bill. nancy pelosi says the house will approve a bill, including the public option for government health insurance. brian moore has the latest from capitol hill. >> before leaving on a weeklong vacation, president barack obama applauded the afghan people. >> i respect their dignity in the face of this order. >> he is heading off to camp david and then to martha's vineyard, leaving behind the washington heat, but not the pressure of the health-care debate. >> while the president is holding out hope for a public auction, government health care insurance, the bipartisan gang of six has taken it off the table.

house speaker nancy pelosi says that her chamber will not pass a bill without the public option. the white house says that the president wants a deal but will not settle. >> the president's goal is not to print a banner and sign a bill just so somebody can say that we reform health care. >> public confidence in the president's handling of health care is slipping through the washington post poll says approval numbers are down and his disapproval numbers are sharply up. the president insists that he has not lost his mojo. >> there is something about august going into september where everybody gets all riled up. >> while he is taking a lot of days off, he is not giving up the fight for health care reform. a spokesman said that the president is so committed that he would be comfortable settling for a single term in office if that is what it takes. in washington, brian more, wbal

tv 11 news. >> school officials say that 18 schools will be opening late because of construction work. schools in the county are scheduled to open up on monday, but 18 of them will not open until tuesday. construction and other work during the summer is causing them to delay the opening. we have a full list of schools opening late on our website, wbaltv.com. just click on education alert. the boston school board has approved a bonus for the superintendent. that bonus is tied to the increase in student test scores the money rewards improvements that the school system has made an academic achievement under his leadership. the teachers' union says that the superintendent should for for the bonus because teachers and staff did not give a pay raise this year. >> another apology for a maryland delegate.

who else does he include in his apology? >> a fungal diseases moving up and down the east coast destroying tomatoes in the process and it is now in maryland. >> do you know someone who suffers from depression? why chatting with a therapist online may help them. >> hundreds of americans have already taken the swine flu vaccine and. how are those trials going? will give you an update. >> i do nothing would be sitting here talking right now. >> you know him as the tour de then he has an amazing story about how he was brought back to li

>> the mega millions lottery jackpot is now bore an estimated $207 million. the odds in winning are one in 176 million. you have to play to win. you can watch the mega millions drawling during the 11 news tonight. the usa has listed baltimore as 27 -- one of 27 possible sites for the world cup. last year's soccer match help

promote the stadium as a top soccer destination. they will compare all the proposals and whittle down the choice. the announcement will be made next year. >> in tonight's medical alert, health officials seem to try to strike a balance between fear and apathy about h1n1 swine flu. we have an update on how those trials are going and how bad this outbreak might be. tracie potts has more on the story from washington. >> with swine flu on the way, everyone is taking precautions. from employers allowing the sick to work from home. >> day cares are asking parents to drop their kids at the door. >> would try to find a balance between being proactive and not overreacting. >> today, a world health organization executive said to

expect an explosion of swine flu this fall. >> it is entirely conceivable that as kids come back to school and contradict close together, you will see an upsurge. >> because the virus is growing slowly, we will only have a third of the dose is expected by mid october. >> it is a race between the fibers and a vaccine. we will see what happens. >> 4500 children and adults are in clinical trials and there have been no safety problems so far. results will start coming in in mid september. antiviral medicines can also fight swine flu. the world health organization is asking doctors to save those medicines for the young, the elderly and pregnant women. doctors warn that swine flu is not the only health concern this fall. >> maybe we will get a double barrel. it may be the regular influenza will come along. we have to be flexible this year. >> australia started out strong

but is slowing down and that is without vaccines. >> if -- as the doctor said, we will see what happens. >> chatting with a therapist online might help people with depression. they're looking at the online cognitive behavioral therapy when it is administered by a trained therapist in real time. the study involved nearly 300 patients who had been diagnosed with depression. 42% of those recovered within eight months compared to 26% of the control group. babies who attend a home day care are more likely to be heavy toddler's. a harvard study found babies cared for in someone else's home as an infant was about five percentage points higher on the growth charts at one and three years old. it is not clear why home day

care babies seem to gain more weight, but parents should insure that the care provider is offering an active environment. >> now, your insta-weather klaas forecast with john collins. >> thunderstorms are kicking around out there. now, in new jersey, that is where the heaviest concentration of storms are. some are reaching back into cecil county. but notice, in the mountains of virginia, the new storms have cropped up. the first batch cool the atmosphere and took some of the in supercharging out of the atmosphere. that makes it hard for reforms to redevelop. the son has had half a chance and it will keep things back up again and provide more fuel for the storms to crop up. they're not severe right now, but we will have to watch them

to see how things play out. >> let's take a look at those temperatures. you can see the cooling effect. we had a little more than a quarter of an inch of rain. high temperature was 93 before those storms hit. it is only 78 downtown. but where the sun popped back through, it has driven the temperatures back up. it is 90 in charlottesville. so, the sun is he in the atmosphere and that may mean more stormy activity this evening. the front will not be coming through until tomorrow at some time. we are vulnerable until then. here is that one cluster of thunderstorms. here are those little storms. we will keep an eye on that. the cold front will have a hard time coming in.

things will kind of stalled and will not be until late saturday or early sunday before the front finally moves through. it will take the humidity down a little bit. this is bill, it is a category 2 storm. it continues on a track that will keep it out to sea. big waves and recurrence will be a problem. our forecast is mostly cloudy tonight with a continued chance of showers. it will be 70-74. the lighter shaded area has a watch continuing. those are warnings that continue to exist because of storm activity. tomorrow's forecast is cooler. we will have more cloud cover tomorrow. the front is still not through.

we still have a chance of scattered showers. we will take a look at our insta-weather futurecast and that is built offshore. we may have a rain chance winter into sunday. tomorrow, it is only in the mid '80s. rain chances remain high on saturday. it will take a dip on sunday and will probably diminish or ind. monday looks pretty good. we will have a range chance on monday or tuesday. >> still ahead, what happened when dozens of passengers were held overnight with no food or water. they say that the pilot is not to blame. >> rumors have swirled about the true biological parents of michael jackson's children. now, one of his close friends say that he is the father to his daughter paris.

>> this is the perfect activity if you are a raven standard for the first time ever, the ravens are opening up the stadium for movie night. the details are straight ahead. the details are straight ahead.

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>> because of a small plane crashed into a burrow, new jersey, is under investigation. the pilot was george maddox. he is in critical condition. his co-pilot of loral maryland

was in serious condition. they were found at a nearby bus stop, conscious but badly burned. investigators say they were delivering medical specimens. >> a disease is hitting tomato crops hard. we first told you about this disease on july 4. one maryland farm says that the disease is here. this could mean higher prices and fewer tomatoes and the produce section. >> tomato growers at this farm say that this is not that unusual late in the season, but this year, it hit hard. >> what you see is a large brown lesion. >> growers knew something was wrong as soon as their tomatoes began to ripen. the brown spots quickly spread to the stem. >> one of our better varieties

was hit pretty hard. we had to harvest all those white ford said on light crudes very early. it is hitting growers a specially hardened. at that is due to high rainfall. >> within a matter of days, it can actually kill plant. >> the plant will start to look a little yellow. >> that puts people on edge. it knocked out much of the crop last year. >> after about a week, they were dead. >> they had noticed nothing different at the farmers' market. >> if there was an outbreak somewhere, i would look more what -- whereby tomatoes were coming from. >> experts say there is no need. they may look and taste bad, but

that is about it. there are higher prices to boot. >> experts say that if you grow tomatoes at home and noticed signs of the disease, you'll want to pull the infected plants and destroy them. >> that is not good. >> up next, dvd players have a problem that could lead to serious injuries. >> a man accused -- convicted of blowing up a plane is a free man tonight. we will cover his welcome home to libya. >> we will give you a tour of dunbar high school coming up. >> what happened on the softball field is one of the most amazing story to leverage you

they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer. and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope, that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research, for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her, thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future, it's life.

>> after almost two weeks in the house bill, the traffic reporter is finally heading home from the hospital. and -- what most people do not know is he literally died and was brought back to life being at the right place at the right time. we sat down with him and the doctors that saved his life. >> here on the softball field, two weeks ago, when dave sandler's life changed forever. >> i think i happen to be the luckiest man in the world. >> you know him as the traffic guy on the radio. he has quite a story to tell. friday, surrounded by his

doctors at the university of maryland medical center, he is still in disbelief that he is alive. >> all i can say is that these people were not available to me, we would not be sitting here talking and right now. >> it was two sundays ago when his softball team was playing a playoff game here after a long run from second to home, he became dizzy and try to make it to the dugout to sit down. >> i never made it to the bench. i'd collapsed on the visitors' dugout. my brother yelled my name very loudly and i've looked over towards home plate and i saw david on the ground. >> a cardiologists and player and friend of davis was at the game. he and another doctor ran over to help. >> he was unresponsive. the color of his face was blue. >> they immediately began cpr and revived him and paramedics took over from there. once at the hospital, tests were

done and it was determined that he had blacked out -- blocked arteries from radiation treatment he had back in 1982 for hodgkin's disease. >> the doctor took arteries to repair the club once and installed a defibrillator inside of his body to monitor -- inside of his body to monitor his heart. >> if something is not working right, it can acclimate. >> you can better believe that detour dave is grateful, saying that he is a very emotional now that he sees one of his doctors. >> his help hasan expecting to be back on the air and a couple of weeks. he hopes that people will learn from his experience that cpr saves lives as he is living proof. >> here is a look at our other

top stories. 12 football player's that overcome by heat yesterday and taken to area hospitals have all been released. and emergency officials said that none of the injured -- none of the injuries were serious some players develop cramps and nausea and that led to emergency crews being called. >> a homicide in southeast baltimore is under investigation. we brought you details yesterday as breaking news at 5:00 p.m.. police say that a man was shot on south highland avenue and there is no word as to a motive or a suspect. tonight, he has expanded his apology to residents and baltimore city. we first reported that he used a police boat and a police helicopter in his plan to propose to his fiancee. he has already apologized to the police department.

he said that his plan, as romantic as it was for my fiancee was ill-conceived. he said he will reach -- will reimburse the city for expenses incurred by the incident. >> baltimore's historic high school has been a project along time coming. tim joins us with the story. >> students and staff can expect a brand new way of getting into the building and that is one of not many changes in store. >> the main entrance has been moved to orleans street. but inside, there is little else that will look familiar. >> this new facility will open up horizons. we have state-of-the-art equipment. we have resources and the building -- in the building that

we only dream about. >> it has been on the drawing board since 2001 but it was only two years ago that the project finally got under way. some members of the school volleyball team that happen to be in the building have already gotten a sneak peek. >> this is big. >> there is a lot of technology. >> this will help us focus more on learning. it will give us a better idea of what we will do for college. >> there are video capabilities and a sound system in the ceiling. >> our students will be able to go into a college level library and they will be able to be

involved in lectures. >> i think it will really come out whether you attended dunbar or not. it will be totally renovated. >> colors and evidence of recent academic success of visible throughout the building. >> the baltimore city students returned to the classroom on monday. >> that looks nice. what still to come, more concern. it has moved away from the coastline, but it is still turning up the atlantic. >> u.s. marshals have more on an unusual hiding place. >> it is not the pilot who is responsible for pilot of -- for responsible for pilot of -- for passengers left

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>> a controversial celebration in libya last night.

he is seen it dressed in a dark suit. he was just released from prison in scott because he has terminal cancer. present barack obama calls the release a mistake. he spent just eight years behind bars for the bombing of pan am 103 which killed tutored 70 people. most of them were americans. >> the set of the pilot as not to blame for airline passengers. the pilot was repeatedly turned wrote -- turned down. it was a competitor to continental. staff that screen passengers had left for the day. and they had to divert to another airport. passengers spent nine hours on the plane with no food or water.

the next morning, they were allowed to get off the plane and then reported the same plane after it had been cleaned up and continued on to minneapolis. >> a friend of michael jackson's says that he could be the biological father of jackson's daughter, paris. he is the godfather of jackson's three children. on the today show, he says that he donated sperm for jackson at a clinic in london. he says that he does not know if he is paris' biological daughter. >> are you being coy with me here? duke know definitively whether your father? >> no. >> even if i was, it would make absolutely no difference to the status quo of the family. >> he says he is willing to take a paternity test if asked to do so. what still ahead, some discount

stores have been able to your in customers. how long will the last? >> and hurricane bill is hundreds of miles from the west coast, but it is still causing some problems which is why beachgoers are warned to be extra careful. >> one band of severe storms has moved to the area and is now moving to the east. other storms are redeveloping to the west. right now, partly cloudy skies and it is still a human. -- a humid

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>> came bill continues to churn in the atlantic and the storm could still have an impact this weekend. it does is the beaches will be closed along the eastern seaboard and others will be met with extra lifeguards to deal with high waves and dangerous rip currents. >> as one of the final weekend of the summer season began, they have an eye on hurricane bill. >> it concerns me. >> this picture shows just how massive the storm is.

while forecasters expect the storm to stay out to the atlantic, bill could still cause some problems. >> if you have an inexperienced surfer or someone who does not know what they're doing on the water, do not even try. >> high waves have the opposite effect on hundreds of servers and swimmers who will be looking to the thrill ride. >> we are very concerned about the public. i bet this place will be 200 people on the beach. >> son could see waves as high as 35 feet and it could produce dangerous rip currents that could pull even experienced swimmers out to sea. >> it will be 10 times as dangerous as a nor'easter. >> it is a danger that is

expected to grow throughout the weekend. >> experts say that if you are caught in a recurrent, do not fight it. a swim parallel until you are clear of the recurrent. if you become tired, you should float and tread water and call for help. we have a demonstration on our website, in wbaltv.com. now, your insta-weather + forecast. >> we need to look at the radar because we have had one serious of thunderstorms. new storms are developing west of the day. if you notice to yellow shades, that is a new morning and that

is building up and beginning to move east. we will have to keep an eye on this new development. this is a pretty strong thunderstorms sell. this is history that will be crossing into frederick county and montgomery county and just an hour or show. -- is just an hour or so. everything cool down was the storms moved across the area. we were in the '90s in before the storms came in. the sun broke out out here in virginia and west virginia and now the new storms are popping up in that era. that is the story. will probably have a second round. this shows those decaying storms moving off to the east. this is the new development off

to west virginia and virginia. it will take better than 24 hours to move from its current position to the coast. the bill sets off to the corner of the screen and that is part of what is going to slow this storm down. by the end of the weekend, we get into less humid air and that will stabilize things. here is bill. it is not as stable as it has been. it continues its northwest movement. it is a category 2 storm. it is about 800 miles away from ocean city. by saturday, it is expected to bill to a category 3 storm and by 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon, it will track away and and eventually will head towards the northern portions of the british

isles. back to our weather, it is still a human out there. mostly cloudy skies with showers or thunderstorms continuing in the forecast. we do have a warning west of the potomac. still, there is that track a thunderstorm activity. the seven day forecast calls for temperatures in the mid '80s. the key is, it will remain high on saturday and diminish on sunday and it is still with us on sure. there may be a round of storms in the middle of next week. >> in tonight's consumer alert, wal-mart is recalling about 1.5

million dvd players. they have had five reports of that product overheating, leading to fires. the players can be returned to wal-mart. you can log onto our website and click on consumer. discount stores have held their own, but also to lure new ones. when it is about finding the best bargain, they ask what americans will pay full price again. >> america is on sale and some shoppers may never pay full retail again. >> when something' says $4, you just say that you can. >> discount stores, especially wal-mart, has held their own by not only keeping their core shoppers, but in getting new

ones. >> normally, i would go to other retail stores. >> all the clothes of a sheet. when the season is over, it is only a $10 shirt. >> she used to shop at macy's, now she is ", driving 45 minutes to get to this one. >> when i can buy a box of cereal for $2.50 instead of $5.50, i just say yes. >> i used to go to cvs and other stores. i cannot afford to do that. >> even expensive retailers are lowering prices on certain items to attract budget conscious shoppers. the hope for most retailers is that as times get better, prices can return to normal. it is not clear whether she will ever be able to pay more again. >> i get so many compliments. you get the whole argument that

it is a bargain shoppers. >> a bargain shopper in a bargain hunting nation. >> with two nights consumer alert, i am mary ann bannister. >> starbucks plans to raise the prices on some of its coffee. you can log on to our website for more wbaltv.com. also, chewing tobacco could have lower health risks than smoking but it can raise the chances for a fatal stroke or heart attack. a lawsuit has been filed to sell products without permission. that story is under entertainment. my sister in gulf shores, alabama sent me pictures of some baby sea turtles hatching. >> you have to check that one out. >> sky 211 kalua over the

ballpark today. mexico is taking the international championship bracket. they now advance against the winner of the winner of a game in progress right now. you can watch the ripken world series on channel 2 08 -- 208. just click on sports. >> after more than a week on the run, and in may to escape from police custody is back behind bars. >> he was handcuffed but still managed to get away. >> tonight, the stadium will be packed with people for the first ever movie night. playing on the jumbo drawn

>> are you looking for something to do with the whole family tonight? even if you have seen the movie, you have never seen it like this. >> the baltimore ravens are hosting a movie night at the stadium. the ravens tell us that the event will go on rain or shine. >> they're picking up their spots on the field for tonight's first ever event at the stadium. kids and their families are invited here for movie 9. >> we will watch the movie. >> we're playing it on the big

screen. >> figuring it would only get about 500 takers, they have sold more than 200 tickets which includes discount concessions, locker room jurors and even beverages. >> they will have them here on display for the kids to check out. >> is this the ultimate? >> yes. >> for ravens fan, family moving i could not be better. >> it is probably like no other. >> if it rains, the movie night will be moved to the club level inside. for your child to be a raven's rookie, is free. a just signed up on the internet. >> bring the confirmation down and you'll be able to purchase tickets tonight as well. >> you can -- the movie starts

at 730 pm. >> that is all for said 5 pm. >> here is what is coming up 6 pm. >> will have your weather details in just a minute. [unintelligible] >> some baltimore county students will get a lesson in hyde park -- high-tech learning. >> live, local, late breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. anin hd. a conflict is back in custody. first-come we begin with an insta-weather alert. >> heavy rains and storms