>> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal tv-11 news at 6:00. >> stabbing at a kfc in edgewood has authorities searching for answers and a pair of suspects. it happened during an

attempted robbery as employees were cleaning up to close last night. george just spoke with authorities and joins us live from the sheriff's office with the very latest on this. george. >> well, the employee stabbed was the manager on duty, a 21-year-old female. she is in stable condition right now at hopkins bayview. sheriff's deputies say she was stabbed with a knife that had a nine-inch blade go very deep into her shoulder. this happened at the kfc on the 2000 block of pulaski highway in edgewood at 10:45 last night. one of the employees was about to lock the door for good when two suspects barged in with that knife and a semiautomatic gun. when the knife wielding suspect saw the manager reach up to activate the silent alarm, he went over and stabbed her in the shoulder. the suspects than ran out of the store without any money. when deputies arrived they immediately went to help the injured manager and deputies say that the knife was still

in the manager's back, the knife stayed in her back until she got to the hospital. authorities say she did remain calm, which is very hard to believe. authorities are reviewing surveillance tape which captures this incident on camera. the suspects were concealing their faces so deputies need the public's help. if you have good information we will put up a number now, call crime solvers at 888-540-8477. there is up to a $2,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction in this case. we are live in hartford county, wbal, tv-11 news. >> woman remains in fair condition at bayview medical center after she was attacked by a dog. the woman was bitten by the dog around 5:00 friday evening in the 700 block of paca street. sources say the dog was taken into custody by animal control and is now under quarantine. prince georges county police

say alcohol and speed were factors in early morning crash that killed three people. it happened around 3:00 this morning near the intersection of route 210 and wilson bridge road. police say a gmc yukon rear-ended a mazda 3 sending it off the road and into a tree. the driver of the mazda and two passengers died at the scene. a fourth passenger was injured but is expected to survive. police say the driver of the yukon and passenger both appeared to be under the influence of alcohol but neither was injured. the driver is in custody but has not been officially charged. four vacant homes damaged after a two-alarm fire in west baltimore. flames broke out after 11:00 in a house in the 1100 block of west baltimore street. the fire spread to the three adjacent homes causing the rear of two of the housing to collapse. officials are still trying to pinpoint the cause of that fire. meantime, baltimore county fire crews had their hands full battling a two-alarm blaze in parkville. officials say the fire

started in the basement of an apartment building around 2:30 this morning. no word on what sparked this fire. fortunately, no one was injured during either incident. >> turned out to be a nice day around town today. we had a little rain overnight last night, just in some parts of town, a little thunder and lightning but it wasn't very consequential, and right now a weather system is in the process of moving through the area. we're relatively dry and we had some clouds this morning. we stayed cool for a while. we really could use some rain but it looks like it is avoiding us. the rain you see on the radar now south and west of us really isn't aiming at us, per se, and we're getting to the point where it will be hard to develop anything new in our area so the rain chances are just about nil around the chesapeake bay this evening and for the next couple of days really, but the chances to heat things up after a couple of days are pretty

good and we will talk about a hotter forecast in just a minute. >> thank you. new cell phone video claims to show damage from a u.s. missile strike near pakistan's border with afghanistan. the strike took place near the town of wana in pakistan friday. u.s. and pakistani authorities have not confirmed whether the attack kills one of al qaeda's most wanted leaders, described by u.s. officials as al qaeda's military operations chief in pakistan. cell phone video taken by a local tribesmen showed bodies wrapped in white sheets lying nearing an orchard and an emotional robert gates met with troops gates posed for photos and thanked them for their service. he paused several times to praise the several times to praise the servicemen and women for their sacrifice. >> i just want to come out here to thank you for the last time for your service and for your sacrifice.

more than anybody except the president, i'm responsible for you being here. i'm the person that signed the deployment papers that got you here. and that weighs on me every day. i've had this job for four and a half years. >> the defense secretary said the u.s. would gradually withdraw its combat troops and that the process would occur slowly and responsibly. gates will step down from list position later this month. more bad economic news spells political trouble for the white house. president obama and his party are feeling the heat as the nation's jobs creation continues to cool. >> this past week brought some discouraging jobs numbers. only 54,000 jobs added in may. unemployment up to 9.1%. now the white house is once

again confronting fears of a double dip recession. >> we've added more than 2 million jobs. there's a major difference between a jobless recovery and a very deep hole that we're climbing our way out of. >> as republicans begin their bid to retake the white house, the timing couldn't be much better. >> when he took office, the economy was in recession, and he made it worse. >> when barack obama, gasoline was about $1.80 a gallon and now it's up to $4 a gallon. >> amid the budget battles on capitol hill, the two parties are fighting over the causes an cures for the nation's financial woes. >> you can talk about the past all you want. the public wants to know about the future. what are you going to do to create jobs, good paying jobs? well, as i said, what the president has done has improved the situation from where it may have been. >> a healthy debate over an economy, that appears to be anything but healthy.

the latest poll shows the republican presidential candidates have some selling to do. asked to sum up the g.o.p. field in a single word, the top sons was unimpressive. in washington, brian mooar, wbal news. >> a national movement is underway to encourage more latinos to vote. they are calling it the tequila party movement and it launched with a party in tucson, arizona yesterday. the kickoff gave some the chance to register to vote. organizers say the tequila party is non-partisan, don't care how people vote. they just want them to go to the polls. >> the birds go for the of i series win against the blue jays. the likely source authorities believe they have pinpointed the source of a recent e. coli outbreak. plus. >> it makes you appreciate others more and makes you look beyond. >> cancer survivors meet for

their annual celebration of life. >> lots of sunshine in the area and turning the heat up in the week ahead.

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coli outbreak in modern history. the first sunday in june marks national cancer survivors day. cancer survivors joined their families at the saint agnes event to celebrate the hope and joy following a life after cancer. >> when does cancer survivorship begin? the day after your diagnosed because every day is a gift as a cancer survivor, and so we have a mixture of patients here of 15 and 20 years out and some patients actively in treatment, because everybody who lives a day with cancer is a cancer survivor. >> today's events a luncheon and dancing to the shades of blue orchestra. >> watching and waiting. residents in north dakota hoping floodwaters will start to recede. how officials are handling the massive flooding as they assess the damage. >> sunshine out there, and low humidity, relatively speaking with 47%. temperatures very

comfortable. 82 at the airport and the inner harbor and no rain nearby. the forecast is ahead.

>> the floodwaters continue to rise in central north dakota. officials have started evacuating are residents and cutting power to neighborhoods that are starting to flood. morton county commissioners say floodwaters are keeping in fast and estimate some homes have about two feet of water in their yards. now all they can do is watch and wait for the waters to start receding. >> now your instaweather forecast. >> we had a lot of heat last week for a few day. then we settled down. we missed the rain this weekend that we thought might affect some parts of the area and now we have heat coming back in the week ahead. right now, no rain to speak of around us. a few thin clouds here and there. radar is free except for an isolated storm down near roanoke. thunderstorm warning in effect for down around the

roanoke area and a few thunderstorm cells in ohio. nothing nearby really targeting us at all this evening, and the later we get, the harder it will be for a storm to well up. let's take a wider view of what's going on on the radar. the morning clouds that we had, they were rain producers overnight, spotty shower activity here and there and many areas didn't get it though, and now it's pushing to the south. those who did get it only had a couple hundredths of an inch. there is severe weather to the west that is drifting off towards the carolinas, not taking aim on us, so it looks like the evening will be fairly quiet. 83 was the high at the airport. 82 at the inner harbor. typical is 80. there is the .01 of an inch of rain that fell before dawn today. now, we did have clouds this morning kind of slow the temperatures up but once the sun came through, we warmed up nicely to just above the average. on the boardwalk, down to 73. elkins, 79.

westminster, 81. frederick, 84. in the 70's in the mountains to the west. you can see how in the northeastern part of the u.s., those are the cool temperatures, 50's and 60's in new england. the 90's and a few temperatures approaching 100 with more humidity off to our southwest, kind of waiting on the doorstep, so we have all this stormy activity out to the west. there is a front to the south and we're in the dry side of it, and a front to the north really won't come in, but this kind of sets the stage for tomorrow. the hot air stays away tomorrow but it's out there waiting in the wings and eventually this hot stuff will be drawn in our direction, and we will see a change in temperatures in the week ahead. down in the tropics, forecasters still watching this complex of storms down in the caribbean, favorable conditions possible in the upper atmosphere to allow this to become further organized. we will continue to watch the tropics. evening storms south of us more than likely if they occur, although it is a small chance. 57-62 the low.

82-86 tomorrow. low humidity, light north-northwest winds. instaweather futurecast shows generally dry for a day or two and tuesday rain off to the northwest but hung up in the mountains so going into wednesday, we're still dry, but then things start to change a little bit. temperatures go into the 90's for a couple of days in the middle of the week and then a cold front approaches. rain chances thursday and friday and south of us on saturday. >> a familiar sight at the french open today. rafael nadal and roger federer going at it again, eighth time they have faced each other in a men's final. each other in a men's final. we'll schmo you what [ male announcer ] want a better way to track what you spend?

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>> with the 2-8 record and era under 4, jeremy hasn't had much run support but today against the blue jays he had nothing to blame but himself. jeremy got rocked for six runs in five innings, the birds falling to the jays in the series finale. jeremy now two in seven lifetime against toronto. in the bottom of the first, down 1-0, brad ripping a shot to left, a ground ruled double. that would tie the game up at one. in the fourth game game tied up at 2, escobar launches one to left, this leaves the yard. jays jump in front a-2. 5-2. lynn went four for four, jacking his second homer in the game that gives the jays a 7-3 lead. reynolds hit a solo shot in the nine together make it 7-4. that's as close as the birds would get look at that pitch, called strike three, not even close.

birds lose 7-4. tough outing for jeremy guthrie and the orioles. >> jeremy wasn't carrying normal stuff, and it was kind of a struggle for him most every inning. it was kind of wild in the strike zone and paid the price, but then there's still a game there to be won. we had some opportunities, and we're a ball four away from getting the ball down the plate there. >> the red sox hosting the a's, jonathan ejected yesterday, calmer today. crawford starting to heat up in the second, crawford, a three-run jack, his fifth of the season, boston unfortunate 3-0. in the fourth, parton with a base hit, and it is now a 3-2 game. adrian gonzalez has been everything the sox have hoped for. in the fourth, he goes the opposite way over the mound, his 12th of the season. red sox beat the a's 6-3.

oakland starts a three-game series at camden yards starting tomorrow. roger federer may have the most grand slam titles in tennis history but it's hard to call him the greatest of all time when he can't beat his greatest rival. the latest win coming today by nadal at french open. both great champions. these fans showing their support for roger in the first set. federer was up 5-2 and had set point on nadal's serve but rafa would rally by winning 7 straight games. nadal in the blue with the forehand winner takes the first two sets. third set, here comes roger coming back with the forehand. he's starting to feel it now but nadal would quickly gain control, dominating the fourth set. this is match point. and there it is, rafa nadal wins a record tying six french open titles, equal mark set by bjorn borg and his tenth grand slam, six behind federer. dale earnhardt, jr. has to

be wondering what does he have to do to win a race. it is bad enough he hasn't been to victory lane in three years but considering the last two races, he ran out of fuel just last sunday in charlotte and then today another chance gone awry, in kansas city for the stp 500. richard petty, the grand marshal. dale, jr. getting loose, but look at junior, keeping the car under control, avoiding the wall. the car is smoking but no damage is done. junior staying alive, ten laps to go, curt bush is the leader but he needs to pit for gas and when he does, that gives the lead to his teammate. once kozlowski gets the top spot, he doesn't give it up. he takes the checkered flag with dale, jr. coming in second. that's kozlowski's first win in his last 75 races. stay with us. john is back with a winning 7-day forecast when we come 7-day forecast when we come back. [ male announcer ] there's a new ride coming to busch gardens williamsburg --

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