report in the straight ahead. >> the storms cut through part fell three we have numerous homes damaged and multiple power outages. we have a live report just ahead. >> planning your thanksgiving trollop? you are not alone. i have the travel forecast. >> are we through with the worst of the overnight storms? the forecast as we continue right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. scary situation overnight. >> this is a great reason to levitt weather band radio in your house. you can program it for your county. if something happens at 2:00 a.m. in the morning, at least you have some warning.

>> so picots off like an alarm clock. >> correct. you listen to it and go down to the basement -- so it goes off like an alarm clock. big storms last night. all is quiet per we don't have any threat for severe weather. we have a couple of sprinkles on hd doppler. it is going to be a windy day. maybe up to 40 miles per hour at time. it could not overt more trees later this afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds. maybe a sprinkle early this morning. high temperatures in the low 60's. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we'll see what is on tap for the upcoming week. first we say good morning to sarah and see what is -- to see what the damage on the roads is doing to traffic picked we're dealing with downed trees and debris all around the area.

park fell and northeast baltimore, those are the problem you will find the most problems. we have downed wires. mclean, debris blocking some lanes. there is a downed tree at perring parkway. in northeast baltimore, mclean, all lanes still close because of a downed tree. we have an accident at cold spring and greenspring. catonsville has a down trade. rolling road is blocked. philadelphia road and old mountain road. another being cleared at harford road. route 24, defected traffic lights. darlington, trapped church road, all lanes closed because of another downed tree. lima picking up at harford road. no significant delays on the --

there was an accident just pass 175. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. it came and went in just a matter of minutes, but last night's storms did leave a lot of damage. >> massive damage to homes and apartments in the northeast parts of the city and parts fell. we have live team coverage beginning with jennifer franciotti. she joins us live from the city. >> we're in the dutch village community area. this is fleetwood and jubilee court. most sobering comment i got was from it for our fire -- from a firefighter who said thank goodness it happened overnight. the debris field is huge. i'm holding a roof shingles and a piece of dry wall. stuff like this is all over the

place. there is glass, and nails, aluminum siding. there is a to buy for that looks like it was used as a dart -- 4 that looks buy fo2 by like it was used as a dart. >> as you can see, it is total. there is nothing i can do with it. the couple of houses, a couple of routes. it is crazy. just thank god is not my house. >> there was a judgment who was staying overnight with a friend patrick we talked with someone from the baltimore city fire department. he said this area of dutch village is being evacuated for safety reasons. the power is out here. we know of three injuries.

those happen in an area off of pine wood or the roof blew off some houses. what injury was to a child for it is believed he suffered a possible broken arm. two adults were transported to johns hopkins hospital. they have opened a shelter that should be open as of now at the mount pleasant ice rink for anyone who needs a place to stay. this is an all-out effort in the city. agencies are coming together to help. they're trying to get the power back on. this will be an event that will last all day today if not into to mark and the days to come. jennifer franciotti reporting live. let's send it over to sandra shaw in park felt the cracked the good news is there have been no injuries reported. take a look. the common theme are these uprooted trees. this tree uprooted on the lawn

in front of me. that is the most common thing you will see. there are reports of 100 homes damaged around the county. four of them significantly damaged. some in the neighborhood here. the wind tore through the center of park filled last night at about 2:00 a.m. in the morning. there is downed power lines. there is a staging area where police and firefighters and b.g.e. crews have gone together at this morning. that is over on putty hill avenue. we're trying to get this cleaned up and assess the damage. how're you doing? you live in this neighborhood. >> my house is back there. we woke up. it sounded like a train going through. >> a tree fell on your neighbor's house. has anything happened like this before? >> not that i know of.

>> a scary night. >> once everything calmed down, it was ok. t this is the villa cres neighborhood. we do have some photos that our viewers have since in. we advise you to contain it to do that through our web site, wbaltv.com. the damage is widespread and very. we have 6000 power outages across the county, at 100 homes damaged. this is a significant weather report -- whether the event. >> we want you to share your pictures of the overnight storm damage with us. send your pictures and impressions by visiting the u local section of website. >> a grisly discovery along 70 as state police are scratching their heads. a body was found inside a box

just off the shoulder of westbound part of the highway near braddock mountain road. the discovery was made just before 10:00 a.m. yesterday. officials are not sure how long the body had been there. this case is being treated as a homicide. >> a judge has sends a man to 10 years. back in may coprosecutor say james kimble flag down an officer in joppa. some kind of argument ensued struck theimble officer in the face. all but 12 years were suspended. expect to see more americans traveling this thanksgiving. the annual trouble forecast says -- there are new screening procedures at airports. kate amara joins us live from

our washington bureau with more. good morning. >> the tsa is implementing body scanners and pat-downs at airports across the country and says no one will be exempt from the new procedures. if you thought you'd have company, you are right. according to aaa, more than 42 million people are expected to hit the roads, the rails, and the skies for thanksgiving. that is up 11% from last year. >> when purse strings and heart strings compete in a tug-of- war, especially at this time of year, the heart wins out. >> aaa says most will drive. but 1.6 million holiday travelers will fly and will likely encounter the new airport security measures. full-body scanners and pat- downs causing controversy. and there are growing calls for a boycott on the day before thanksgiving, the busiest travel day of the year. >> when they want new

photography detailed enough to tell if a man is circumsized or not, that's gone too far. >> on capitol hill, the tsa administrator calling for cooperation. >> so just try to be patient. work with our folks. they are there to protect you and your loved ones, and let's make it a partnership. >> critics call the procedures invasive and possibly unconstitutional. >> right now i'm having the attorneys check out what people's rights are. we want constitutional rights of individuals upheld and not abused. >> because of the new screening process, aaa says lines at security will be long and suggests getting to the airport 2 1/2 to three hours before your flight. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> 3 hours. thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think the new tsa searches are too intrusive? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com.

again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> a controversial chocoholic energy drink is feeling the heat and changing its recipe. find out what they're doing. >> the white house welcomes a real american hero. his amazing story of heroism straight ahead >> possible tornadoes ripped through the center of park felt for a have a live report for you. >> we will update you want road conditions as retract downed trees and power outages. an

>> welcome back. it was a rough night last night. it's 56 degrees downtown. we have a couple of school closings to pass a law. reginald f lewis high school is closed. web dubois high school is) go to our website, wbaltv.com, and you couldn't get the lest on what's the call the old pop in a couple of minutes. nothing showing up on hd doppler right now. that is a good thing. we don't expect any severe weather this morning. just a few sprinkles here and there. the rest of the day, we don't expect any precipitation. it is going to be a windy day.

the center of the big storm is now up in canada. we're getting a big push of what will be mild air for a pleased this afternoon. the pressure great behind the storm is pretty strong. the wind will be gusting up close to 40 or 50 miles per hour in the mountains. a wind advisory has been issued for all the counties painted in blue. this is not because thunderstorms will be coming through. this is because of the pressure gradient. wind gusts 40 miles per hour could not over some trees this afternoon because the ground is saturated. 55 at the airport and 54 degrees in westminster. today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. it will be windy and mild with a high temperature in the low 60's. partly cloudy skies tonight. the temperature will drop back into the 40's. as we head through the rest of the week, it will get chilly.

upper 40's and no 50's on thursday and friday. we have a 30% chance for a rain shower on thursday as well. saturday and summit look very nice with sunshine and high temperatures in the upper 50's to around -- saturday and sunday look very nice with sunshine and high temperature in the upper 50's. let's check the roads with sarah. >> good morning. nice would not describe the morning commute. it is a busy rush because of leftover storm damage. an accident on the southbound j.f.x. at the northern parkway. york road, dealing with defective traffic lights. orthern and mclean. in parkville, another downed tree. the ones still in the process of being clear. lots of debris in that area.

perring parkway and mclean is now open. there are still downed wires at teller. rolling road of baltimore national pike, watch for a downed tree blocking some lanes. a plastic, defective traffic lights. a downed tree blocking lanes at old mountain. route 24, watch for defective traffic lights. use extra caution. this is greenspring. no delays yet. those delays have not spilled onto the beltway. we have delays leftover from an accident at 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. house ethics panel has -- charles rangel blames sloppy record-keeping for his mistakes and insist his failings were not criminal or corrupt.

there will be a hearing on is a punishment. the first medal recipient will be honored today at the pentagon. salvatore giunta will be inducted into the hall of heroes today. he had courageous actions for his combat in afghanistan. while under heavy fire, he pulled a fellow soldier to cover and then rescued another. >> the makers of the popular decaffeinated alcoholic drink are bending to political pressure in changing their formula. producers of four loko said they would not remove the café and from their product. the fda considered an all-out ban. the drink has been linked to several incidents where students were hospitalized after consuming it.

fewer shoppers are expected to pay on credit this holiday season. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. >> at good morning. buying on credit is so passe. more shoppers are expected to use cash and debit cards to make their purchases this season. americans want to rely less on credit cards per call it lessons learned from the recession. thus far, ups expected to handle 430 million passengers globally between thanksgiving and christmas. they predict the busiest shipping day will be december 22. the will deliver 24 million packages just on that day. stocks, down arrows are across the board yesterday. there is concern on the debt

crisis plaguing ireland and greece. shares of human genome sciences rising 10%. the drugmaker won fda backing to sell the first lupus drug in more than 50 years. it works well enough to outweigh risks of suicide and cancer. the vote was held in maryland. that is business. i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> it is 55 degrees on tv hill. another check on weather and traffic when we come back. >> teachers will take a second vote on the new proposed contract. do they expect the results to be any different? >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers.

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>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weatr plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. watch for delays and possible lane closures. meantime, northeast section of baltimore law with park fall, we're seeing most of the problems this morning. there is a downed tree northern

parkway and mclean. cold spring at greenspring, we have an accident. watch for all lanes closed at putty hill avenue because of a downed tree. southbound perring parkway and belvidere, we have it right lane closures because of debris. it will be a while in that area. rolling road and rte. 40, watch for a treat blocking some lanes. in harford county, and route 7 at old mountain road in joppa call we have down the trees along with defective traffic lights. leave early if you can pre you'll need all the time you counter greenspring looking good on the inner loop. this is 295 we do have some southbound delays and 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the threat for severe weather is over. most of the bigger storms are offshore. a slight chance for a sprinkle

this morning and we should be okay after that. the forecast today will be windy. storm gusts over 40 miles per hour this afternoon. high temperature around 62 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. for now, to the news desk. >> is back to the ballot box for thousands of baltimore city teachers who are set to vote on a new contract. some teachers stuff problems with the agreement. tim tooten has details. -- some teachers still have problems with the agreement. >> the union president made the rounds in one of five voting locations or teachers can cast their ballots. teachers will use electronic voting machines this time. that is not all the union has done to try to get more teaching support. >> we have done mailings to all

2016 school spirit we have talked to over 3200 teachers face to face. i don't know what else we could have done to help teachers understand. >> the mayor urged teachers to approve the contract. >> i would like to speak to directly to baltimore's dedicated teachers about the upcoming vote on the teachers' contract. >> some teachers are still not convinced the deal on the table is best for the district or the students. >> if the schools are so much more improved a we have more students scoring advanced, why change? one goal on a new track that is not tested? " there's no way the mayor or the president of the union wou sign a contract unless it was a complete. let's have something that we can look at and judge for ourselves the " the union president believes the majority of teachers will vote in favor of the contract.

>> you will always have some people who will be against it. i believe the majority of the people now understand what we're trying to do. this is a contract for teachers. >> tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the union vote will take place today from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. this evening. you can find more on our website, wbaltv.com and click on education alert. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in our next half-hour. >> three people are sent to the hospital after a possible tornado touched down overnight in northeast baltimore. the damage is far and wide. details are next. >> up rooted trees and thousands of power outages. i have the latest on the park fell and baltimore county. >> andy harris makes some

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>> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. a busy night overnight. >> that is right. huge storms rolled through with wind gusts perhaps as high as 80 miles per hour. all is quiet now. we do not expect any precipitation. maybe a sprinkle for the morning commute. is going to be a windy, but not because of any thunderstorms. the wind may gust close to 40 miles per hour. for now, to the news desk. >> many people in the northern part of the city are picking up the pieces from last night's storm sparked there's reports of a possible tornado that touched down.

we have live team coverage this morning of all the storm damage. we begin with jennifer franciotti in northeast baltimore. >> we're in the dutch village area where we have seen some building property managers come by to try to assess the damage. they said as the sun comes up, we will be able to see some spectacular damage. there is one building where the entire roof has come off. it flew over these townhomes and into another section of the dutch village. we'll try to get a look at this damage later on. the residents are starting to wake up. when this happened overnight around 2:00 a.m., it took the roof off of three homes in the pine wood core area. three people were sent to the hospital, including a child who may have suffered a broken arm. the debris field is wide.

>> there is significant amount of debris. there are roof shingles and lumber, debris, downed power lines, and trees, which makes it unsafe for people to walk in these conditions. we want to get them into a safe environment where we can provide sustenance and other basic essentials for them until we get a handle on what is going on. >> cars were damaged, homes were impelaled. there are about 4000 power outages. a shelter has been set up at the ice rink. all kinds of agencies are trying to figure out what needs to be done to get the clean up momentum going. this is quite a mess here. reporting live, jennifer franciotti. we send it over to santer shot in parkville -- sandra shaw.

>> look at these uprooted trees. it has uprooted completely. this did not fall on a car, but many did. take a look. in the middle of the road, these guys are trying to remove a tree. we have multiple power lines that are down. it is a dangerous to walk down the streets. there are live wires everywhere. 100 homes were damaged as well here in baltimore county. four were completely damage. two of them all around this subdivision in parkville. 5800 power outages. it is tractors to navigate these streets. the police all around us and they have a staging area around best near putty hill avenue where they are collaborating with firefighters and be g.e.

crews to get the cleanup underway. supposedly three touchdowns and we have various pictures that viewers have e-mailed us from the parkville area of the damage. the streamlined winds of the tarmac has cut a swath of damage throughout parkville. if you have pictures, please go to wbaltv.com and send us those pictures on u local. that is the situation on this developing breaking story. sandra shaw in parkville, wbal- tv 11 news. >> a baltimore city councilman is waiting into the controversy over parking between morgan state and the committee. an ordinance will be introduced to restrict parking near morgan state university where students are taking up all the spaces. they will discuss this issue later today. >> the newest congressman is

picking up some controversy over remarks over health care. comments are going viral. he's been questioned on why the government health care plan takes so long to kick in. jim miller has more. >> the remarks came during monday's freshman orientation in washington. the session is intended to acquaint members of congress with their new jobs. andy harris took the seat from frank kratovil. harris demanded to know what he had to wait almost a month for the government subsidized health care plan for members of congress to kick in. >> i just asked a question. every member will think about how they all want their health insurance to the new health insurance. i just asked a question about the start date. >> harris is a big proponent of

health care. >> it is hypocrisy. >> it is outrageous representative-elect andy harris who opposed health care expansion in maryland now is upset because he cannot be on government subsidized health care for a month. >> harris' claims he was not talking about himself when he made the remarks in the session. >> not my family. i have insurance. but for anyone else who gets a job. again, the irony that the federal government would go to the american people and our employers and say that you have to provide health insurance. and yet, our federal employees may go without insurance for a while. >> that raised another question -- if he is referring to his

coverage of johns hopkins. private insurers impose a waiting time for new employees. i'm jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> a lot going on on the area roads. you'll need plenty of extra time because of storm damage we are tracking. some new accident coming in. one of the southbound j.f.x. along the northern parkway, that remains closed with a downed tree at mclean. also york road at seminary. power outages and a defective traffic light. 15 miles per hour of the west side of appeared in parkville, closures on putty hill avenue. southbound perring parkway at belvidere, there is a downed tree in the right lane.

traveling in catonsville, rolling road at route 40, watch for downed tree. down trees and issuant harford county, route 7 at old mountain. 24, watch for defective traffic lights. no delays on the inner loop towards the j.f.x. we do have heavy delays in the southbound direction of 295 act 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. finding the latest in theme-park attractions. we'

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the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what you don't see. like dependability, a one-hundred thousand-mile, five-year powertrain warranty and being named a consumers digest best buy three years running. it's easy to see why over a thousand people a day are switching to chevy. qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on this 2011 malibu ls for around one ninety-nine a month. call for details. the switch to chevy starts at chevydealer.com. >> welcome back. in the headlines, a harford county judge has sent a man to 12 years behind bars for an attack the partially blinded a police officer. james kimble reportedly flag down the police officer in chopped up. some kind of argument ensued in which kimble struck the officer

in the face with a glass beer mug. he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. there was a bizarre burglary. there was a pair of break-ins at the carrie murray nature center. police raided a home at clifton avenue and they found the stolen animals. so far police have not charged anybody with a break-in. the investigation is ongoing. expect to see more americans traveling this thanksgiving compared to last year. there will be new airport security measures like full body scans and pat downs. some are calling these new procedures in evasive. there is a growing call for a boy, -- for a boycott on the day before thanksgiving.

>> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you think the new tsa searches are too intrusive?

>> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> let's go you up to date on your morning commute. it continues to be busy. southbound j.f.x. at the northern parkway, there is an accident. the big problem, storm damage leftover from yesterday's storm. we have a downed tree. defective traffic lights at york road and seminary. in parkville, another region hit hard. watch for continued closures with a downed tree at putty hill avenue. the right plan is close with debris at perring parkway and

belvedere. there is a downed tree and closures at rolling road and rte. 40. pulaski highway, use extra caution, the lights are out at that intersection. we of a downed tree in joppa. those defective traffic lights. this is greenspring. a slowdown developing towards the j.f.x. this is 295. we have been experiencing slowdowns all morning at 175. >> things are pretty quiet this morning compared to last night. right now, we're picking up a few sprinkles here and there. most of that in the southern part of pennsylvania. we have a 20% chance you'll run into a sprinkle of this morning. let's take a wider view of this store but system. there is a big rain shield ahead of it.

things are settling down. the pressure gradient is pretty tight. i think the wind will gust 30 or 40 miles per hour because of the system. the ground is saturated. it could be enough to knock over some trees this afternoon. keep that in mind. there is a high wind advisory for most of the counties painted in blue until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. it could be able roth even later today even if the sun is out -- it could be a little rough today even if the sun is out. a mix of sun and clouds. it will be windy and mild with high temperatures in the low 70's. the sunrise, we just had that and looking pretty good out there temperatures drop back into the low 40's. it will turn chilly by the end of the week.

there is a 30% chance of a rain shower tomorrow. not a big deal. and down into the 20's on saturday morning. right now in looks like a good weekend with sunshine and temperatures near 60. there could be some rain early next week as we turned the corner towards the holiday. >> our team coverage of the big storms continue. jennifer franciotti is live from northeast baltimore city with more. >> we are in the dutch village it committee. we have seen a whole host of emergency personnel try to assess the damage. they have deemed the area and say. they would like us to get out of here. tell us about the damage that happened to your town house. >> the damage to my town house is the back of the house, the roof threw off part of the roof. >> did you hear the potential tornado? >> yes. i had my window open.

the wind blew me cleaned back in the room. it was azing. it was like a baby tsunami. >> thank you for talking with us this morning. there is a huge structure over here. it looks like the roof has come off that structure, blown across the street over the dutch village townhomes. back around, there is some of the debris field and some of the plywood that is stock into some of these homes, even as far as the second four and near the roof area. we know of three areas -- we know of three injuries. lots of folks walking up and looking get some of this damage. about 4000 power outages reported in baltimore city. the mayor will be out here in just a few hours taking a look at the damage. quite a lot to see after the potential tornado touched down.

now we sent it over to parkville and santer shot. >> the damage when rights through partial or did we send it to sandra shaw. we have uprooted trees. children's play toys are str ewn across these neighbor lawns. this is the most affected. in parkville. down the street, many trees are crossing the road. trying to clear the roads. take a look at this gully. that is a trampoline that was blown from somebody's house all the way down in the ditch. this is a synopsis of the kind of damage we have here. we have 5000 power outages reported in the county of baltimore. 100 homes purported damage, four of which are a complete loss.

three touchdowns reported to the fire -- according to the fire department. a tornado or a straight line winds. the severe weather having an impact. the big thing is to get this cleaned up before the big winds this afternoon. that is the scenario from parkville. we'll have a lot more as the day progresses. reporting live, sandra shaw, wbal-tv 11 news. >> amazing how much damage was caused from the storms last night. milt has an aspirate -- an expiration date. so does your child's car seat. >> i did not know that. >> i didn't know that. >> those mothers are not the only ones. many parents do not know their child car seat has an expiration

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is close to >> the lacrosse -- villa crest school is closed because of there is no power. >> most of the problems continue to be in parkville and northeast baltimore. putty hill avenue is closed. watch for a right lane closure with a downed tree. another problem at northern parkway and mclean. route 7 in joppa, watch for a downed tree. the problems are widespread but volume is picking up. west side delays are now in place because of many of us slept right through the night and did not hear anything. >> he should get the weather band radio in your house and program it for your county. the wind may pick up again.

the could be over 40 miles per hour. is going to be a mild day with a high temperature mere 62. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25.