shutting off gas to about 900 customers in this area. they were doing a routine water main repair when the damage happened. now the gas needs to be shut off to the homes and businesses in this area before crews can do all the repairs, and it is going to be a long process. >> we still have to get into each building, turn the gas off, then go back to the gas main and drain the water out. after the water is drained out and all repairs are made, would then have to go back to the customers' homes, all the buildings, and restart gas service if it is save to do so. it is going to take several days. >> we know a lot of people may not have really known all lot about what was going on. they may have been at work all day. we are between wilkins and frederick road. the damage to the water main also affected water service to this area. about 200 customers do not have water, and officials say that

should be back on in just a few hours. they are trying to get the gas off for all these people, and that can be a big project. -- it would be more convenient to set up a time. 410-685-0123 is the number to call. will have a lot more information on this as it becomes available -- we will have a lot more information. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now to the story which first broke this afternoon, the governor announcing a new transportation bill that will increase the state gas tax. >> it would apply the state current sales tax to what you pay at the pump. david collins is live at the state house with more on health costs could add up. but this could add up to about 18 cents more per gallon after

three years. even though the governor's bill tried to address everyone's concerns, he says getting it through the general assembly will be a very heavy lift. the gas can guess from the greater washington board of trade. he is trying to win legislative support for adding another 18 cents to the price of a gallon of gas. the public opposes as much as a penny increase. >> that is our quandary right now. the pennies we invest right now cannot save us down the road. >> the governor proposes applying the state's 6% -- 6 cents sales-tax at the gas pump. the price goes up 15%, the 2%

increase would be delayed. the legislation to give local jurisdictions more state aid for transportation projects. bunning levels would be restored to 7% for baltimore city -- funding levels would be restored. it built a fire wall around of funds designed to keep it from being used for other things. in order to transfer funds out of the transportation trust fund, it would take a stand- alone bill, receiving a supermajority vote in each chamber. it would then have to be certified by the state treasurer to the board of public works. all they did happen, there is also pay back provision. >> it is a very tough thing to get. >> the governor's bill also addresses concerns raised by gas retailers. we'll have more on that, new at 6:00. >> a man in harford county is on his way to shock trauma right now after being trapped underneath the tractor and a supply company in tyler's bill.

-- skyteam 11 was over the scene just about an hour ago. we are told the victim is now listed in serious condition. there is no word on how the accident happened. now to the latest on the george huguely murder trial. today, the jury heard hours of medical testimony from the two grain exports, both the telling yeardley love's entries and the cause of her death -- from two brain experts. both told about yeardley love's injuries. >> today without a crash course on the inner workings of the brain as to neuropathologists took the stand. one said in her opinion, there is a lot of evidence that her injuries were caused by a blunt force trauma. more agonizing in graphic testimony jurors -- tuesday as head two brain experts took the stand. dr. christine fuller performed

the autopsy on yeardley love of the brain. numerous photos of her brain is dissected into sections were shown to the jury as the doctor explained several abnormalitie'' that she noticed. among the highlights, contusions and in the left and right side of the brain that her opinion recall my blood force trauma. she said for example from the speeding up and rapid stop of the head, which could happen from both and slamming against a wall or structure. there was hemorrhaging in the brain stem that she said was all so consistent and it brought project with a blunt force trauma. -- all " -- also consistent with a blunt force trauma. >> another expert was brought in to get -- to give a second opinion and to conduct a special stain tests that dr. fuller did not have access to it the time of the autopsy. dr. lopez fully agreed with dr.

fuller's autopsy and stated that the injuries could only have come from trauma, and not cpr has done by gmt's at the scene. we now expect the doctor will not discuss exactly how yeardley love died. we will have more on that tonight at 6:00. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can watch all of lowell melser report in a special extended coverage section on wbaltv.com. >> police are investigating an attempted break-in at the home of baltimore city council president jack young. a spokesperson in said the family notified police after some suspicious activity around 11:00 last night. the councilman's president said she arrived, -- his wife said she arrived home to find

shutters and windows open, but nothing had been taken. >> a 22-year-old man is dead after he was shot outside a store at the waverly shopping center in east baltimore. barry simms is live at city police headquarters with the latest on that investigation. >> witnesses tell baltimore city police that the suspect wore a dark cap and jeans. police say he approached the victim and fired multiple times. police and paramedics rushed to the waverly shopping center in east baltimore, but the injuries were too severe. 22-year-old jerry isaac died. >> the victim collapsed but the door of the dollar store. >> it was just before 6:00 monday evening when another man approached is it outside the family dollar stores and fired. -- another man approached store andide the

fired. >> police say prior to the gunfire, a fight broke out and move to the parking lot of the waverly shopping center. some witnesses claim isaac was involved in a brawl. james hall says isaac was trying to end the dispute. >> five minutes ago, we were just down there talking. he said i am breaking up a fight because one of the brothers got into law altercation. >> a short time later, the shots rang out. police were back on the scene tuesday as the investigation continues. there was broken glass for a bullet hit a door. we tried to talk to a store manager right after we left the store, but an employee decided to block a window. other employees echoed the concerns of james hall.

they said the killing was senseless. >> it was unnecessary. it was real unnecessary. >> court records show icicles on supervised probation for second- degree assault -- court records show isaac was on supervised probation. others said that he was on -- he had turned his life around. >> so far, most of what we have seen on hd doppler is not reaching the ground. only a few sprinkles and a few locations, but the rainfall on the radar has mostly been up in the clouds. temperatures once again are well above normal. upper 40's to low 50's around the baltimore metro area at this hour. there is some wintry weather of to the north and west. snow in cleveland this morning and it looks like some of that will work across northern pennsylvania into upstate new york tonight.

mild temperatures continued in the forecast. more details on that coming up in just a few minutes. >> the pressure is on tonight for congress to extend the nation's payroll tax cut, which expires at the end of the month. as obama urges lawmakers to make moves fast, he is pushing for renewal of jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed. chris clackum has a look into ninth project economy update. >> surrounded by people who know what $40 -- to go along with what that $40 represents. >> until you see me sign this thing, you have to keep on speaking up. until you see that photograph of me signing it at my desk. >> like he did in december when the extension of the tax cut and extending unemployment benefits for first debated, the

president -- >> pass the extension of unemployment benefits. do it before it is to lake, and i will sign it right away. >> house gop leaders have reversed themselves, agreeing to the tax cut extension and letting it the cost be added to the debt, but still want the unemployment benefits covered by spending cuts elsewhere, which is what some in the senate want. >> i am comfortable with an extension of it, but i really think the extension should be offset. we will see what the house actually sends over, but i have reservations. >> treasury secretary tim geithner. >> if congress fails to act, 160 million americans will immediately pay more in peril taxes and 5 million people looking for work will lose or be denied unemployment insurance and benefits. >> there will be only two days

next week to act before the extension of the tax cut and unemployment and its expire. -- employ unemployment benefits expire. technet shared with the, but now they say they want to -- >> and they have shared our whitney with the public, but now the family says they want to grieve in private. a controversial ban for football players at towson university, notes weeding -- no

>> yesterday there is talk of a large-scale parallel for whitney houston, but the plans have changed. there will be a much smaller fare well for the legendary singer. >> kazemi in newark, new jersey church where we east and sang as a child -- the same in newark, new jersey church will be where the private, invitation only event will be held. her family has announced no plans for public service. >> they have shared her for 30 years with the stick it -- with the city, the state, and the

world. this is their time now for their farewell. >> last night, dozens of fans greeted the hearse carrying linney houston's body as it arrived in newark. her body was discovered under water and hotel bathtub. could be weeks before toxicology tests reveal a cause of death. houston's godmother, aretha franklin, shared her grief last night in charlotte. she honored a performance commitment, telling concertgoers she needed music to soothe her soldier. houston's fans are honoring her memory -- to suit her soul. >> she has had three albums spend more than 20 weeks at number one. no other, woman has done that more than once. >> she will have a very private

farewell. >> as we await toxicology results on whitney houston's death, speculation put a very dangerous habit in the spotlight, mixing prescription drugs with alcohol. in regular doses, doctors say the drugs are relatively safe, though not without side effects, but when combined with alcohol, they can become dangerous, causing people to stop breathing or go into a coma. >> they do not read enough to get oxygen to their brain. if you have excessive amounts like an overdose, you can have seizures, your blood pressure can draw dangerously low. >> to add to that problem, regularly taking anti-depressant means people also need a pick me up to get going. that can range from what is

illegal, -- from what is legal, like an energy drink, to what is illegal, like cocaine. antibiotics might not really be helping. researchers are finding that patients taking an antibiotic cannot see any more improvement than those who took a sugar pill. the data suggest that was awaiting is the best form of treatment in which patients who regularly take a painkiller and get lots of rest and drink plenty of fluids. go ahead and meet those valentine chocolates for breakfast. it may not be so bad after all. research shows that eating dessert with practice might actually help you lose some pounds. those who ate sweets in addition to a high protein practice lost more weight than those who never indulged. they say that maybe the metabolism is more active in the morning and that indulging little help to be less likely to crave a sugary snacks later on. >> now, your insta-weather

forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> so we can just go on the desert by it. all the time. i think we had a great valentine's day, a mild one for sure. 55 degrees today at bwi marshall, 56 at the inner harbor. the storm system tracking through the region, having much -- having a hard time producing much in the way of precipitation. we are 10 or 11 degrees above the normal of 45. the warmest on record was 70 in 1990. there were four inches of snow on valentine's day in 1986. no measurable precipitation in our area yet, but it is rating at bwi marshall and it is 56 degrees there right now. 40's to the north and west of us. that is where you have to go to

find the winter weather associated with today's weather system. there has been some snow tracking through this area of the mid atlantic and will continue to push to the north and east toward new england tonight. just a few sprinkles of rain early tonight and then these guys will begin to clear up toward morning. you can see that on the futurecast. in the western maryland mountains, snow is passed much to the north and west and some of that may linger into tomorrow morning. around here, we should see skies turn partly cloudy once a few early evening showers move through. 29-36 the los for tomorrow morning. this week weather disturbance is just an area of low pressure crossing the mountains and moving off the coast by morning. there is a strong area of high pressure behind it to clear things out. a series of storms will have to track coming in out of the west.

it looks like this one will bring the chance for rain. it is not that cold in the midwest. that means the next weather event that gets here on thursday is likely to produce rain. we could see some sunshine tomorrow, but the clouds come in tomorrow night. on thursday, rain tracks across the area. clearing skies but just a hint of color are behind that on friday. tomorrow, enjoy the sunshine. cooler airhint of koehler ai behind that on friday. the first time the sun will come up before 7:00 a.m. on wednesday morning. a small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow and waves around 2 feet. western maryland has some snow showers coming through tonight and tomorrow. maybe some rain or snow mixed on thursday with highs in the 40's. eastern shore should stay sunny

tomorrow at 53, and then some rain likely on thursday. the seven-day forecast, 52 tomorrow with sunny skies. parisi was clearing conditions but not very cold on friday. upper 40's saturday -- breezy with clearing conditions but not very cold on friday. only a slight chance for a rain or snow shower on sunday. >> as baltimore's catholic community prepares to watch its leader become a cardinal, a number of groups are in the works to travel to the vatican for the ceremony. >> find out how you can hop on board, coming up. >> dead people eligible to vote? i am nikole killion in washington with more on the new report that details that and other problems when it comes

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you may be asked that a lot in the months leading up to the november election. >> nikole killion has tonight's commitment 2012 update. >> the problems range from dead people that are still on a voting rolls to people that are registered to vote in more than one state. as a former county clerk, jill knows the challenges of voter registration in an election year. >> they are trying to process as many of these as they can. some get lost in the shuffle. >> she now runs a group called america votes and says it comes know who is a surprise that nearly one in eight voter registrations in the country contains significant mistakes. >> our broda registration system in the united states is really out of date. hazmat -- our voter registration system is out of date.

>> they broke down the errors, which include 12 million records with wrong addresses, 2.7 million voters with registrations in multiple states, and 1.8 million dead people still listed as active when voters. >> it is difficult to get information on people who are dead and be able to match information to voter registration records. >> most states still rely on paper registrations while only a handful have started allowing them online. >> pitbull expect to interact with government that way. -- people expect to interact that way. >> it is an important step to allow people to stay as current as they can. we also have to provide for people who do not have that access. >> in conjunction with the study, eight states including maryland have launched a new centralized database to better identify people with out of date

registrations. what's coming up, core many workers in maryland being called to serve on a jury may mean a day of missed work, and they'd do not get paid. >> the bios is rolling out the red carpet today. the man expected to reject the white house is rolling out the red carpet. -- the man expected to

>> live, local, late-breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news

at 5:00 in hd with dan stovall, donna hamilton, your forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> a charter school building project to help ease overcrowding in anne arundel county is in jeopardy. what is the district doing to make good on its promise to build new schools? anne arundel county is about to change its contract with the company that promised to build a charter school in laurel. >> even though that deal is about to fall through, the school district says the project will move ahead as planned, but simply with the new developer. tim tooten joins us live from the newsroom with more on the story. >> the project is still very much a priority. the district says at least for now, it is forced to pull the plug on the current charter school contract. learning space is hard to come by in laurell.

>> where we are standing right now used to contain four classes last year and now has been converted to accommodate five classrooms. as you can see, it is definitely tight. >> the parents have been counting on relief from a proposed new charter school on the side just down the street, a school run by a company called imagine. now comes word that the companies contract will be cancelled. >> we have mutually agreed to terminate our contract and move forward with the project. >> county school officials said there is a new plan that includes a new contract and a new charter school operator. >> we will be bringing this schematic designs at the end of next month and hopefully breaking ground by spring. we are still on track for a 2013 opening. >> good news for teachers and parents concerned about overcrowding.

>> it will make a world of difference. it will make this a better school while also giving us more choice for the neighborhood. >> the new charter schools will go up at no cost to the public- school system. tonight we are still waiting to talk to officials. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. testimony continues and trollope george huguely, the lacrosse player -- in the trial of george huguely. a neurologist today offered new details of yeardley love's injury, including an injury said to be consistent with blunt force trauma. the jury heard from another brain expert who said her brain

was heavier and more slowly than the average brain of someone who is only 22. bge crews are working to restore gas service to 900 customers affected by a gas leak in southwest baltimore. a four-inch gas main was injured when a crew was working to restore a water main. that repair process could take several days. we are learning more about the governor's proposed gas tax increase. the plan includes phasing in a gradual raising of prices and eventually a breaking messin -- mechanism if prices get too high. the governor says business leaders will support the tax which would apply the state's 6 cents sales-tax to the price of gas. >> president obama met with a man who is expected to be the next leader of china.

they want to press the leader on issues to ranging from human rights to fair trade. >> in welcoming the china presidential heir apparent, vice-president xi jinping, the president simultaneously assured an air like -- ally and pushed a potential rival. >> by president biden and secretary of state clinton publicly pressured xi jinping on areas that have stressed the uneasy alliance, from china is undervalued currency to the theft of intellectual property. >> cooperation as we have spoken out can only be mutually beneficial if the game is there. >> the administration pushed even harder and china's unwillingness to halt the brutal crackdown in syria and on china's own human rights record at home.

protesters outside the white house tried to turn the spotlight to china's harsh treatment of tibet. after being pressed by the obama administration, xi jinping responded diplomatically. >> of course there is always room for improvement when it comes to human rights. >> president obama said the chinese leader suggested he was open to change. their wives and practical suggestions have provided me with much food for thought -- their wives and practical suggestions -- wise and practical suggestions. >> he will visit the town he saw back in 1985 as part of a cultural exchange. >> tonight governor o'malley

says he is just a couple of votes shy of being able to capacity same sex marriage bill into law. >> will catch up with one >> will catch up with one undecided delegates

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>> a new ban on twitter for towson football players may in- depth in a big debate. the coaches prohibiting his players from using twitter for now. he says he will have a speaker visit the team and educate them on how to better use social media before they are allowed to use it again, after the n.c.a.a. suspended a college player for a tweet involving a racial slur. a new bill would prevent colleges from monitoring student social media activity. for more information, head over to wbaltv.com and click on sports. >> a committee is voting on whether to send the governor's same sex marriage bill to the house floor after a rally in

support of the bill last night, including an appearance by governor martin o'malley. at least one republican in the house says he's has still not decided whether to support a bill recognizing same sex marriage in maryland. he said he would be more comfortable with a bill for a civil union for same-sex couples. hogan says he has heard from bishop o'brien but not from governor martin o'malley. >> i am conflicted on the whole issue. i feel like we need to provide these rights to all our citizens, whether we use the word marriage or civil unions, that is what i am struggling with. >> the session was slated for late this afternoon on the same sex marriage bill read the committee could senate measure to the house floor tomorrow. meanwhile, catholics from the archdiocese of baltimore are invited on a pilgrimage to the vatican in rome. archbishop o'brien was named by pope benedict as one of 22 new

cardinals in the catholic faith last month. he will be formally elevated this saturday during a ceremony at st. peter's basilica. the pilgrimage includes flights, hotels, and access to the ceremony. for more information, go to our website, wbaltv.com and look under hot topics. we will have live coverage starting saturday at 4:30 a.m. rod daniels will be the lowest -- the only local reporter reporting from the vatican. >> starting this spring, your list of dining options in baltimore county will be a little more extensive. >> where the have a sweet tooth or an eye for italian cuisine, one of them is bound to appeal to your taste buds. details straight ahead. >> a change for big brothers and big sisters. that story, coming up. >> a little bit of rain and snow trekking through parts of the

mid atlantic. we will see how long that hangs around. 50 degrees at the

coming up at 6:00, governor o'malley releases the details of his transportation bill. how it will impact gas prices in the state and also funding for state road projects. chris damage to gas line while repairing a water main break -- cruised damaged a gas line leaving hundreds without gas or water. water.

>> and have a new name, but their mission remains the same. big brothers and big sisters have joined together and become big brothers and big sisters of the chesapeake. more on how that change could impact your family. >> big brothers and big sisters have been in operation in maryland for 60 years. over 50,000 young people have been helped during that time. it is because of mentoring that today at this facility, big brothers and big sisters, along with the maryland entering partnerships, became the brothers and big sisters of the greater chesapeake. >> it is all about helping the metro community. we still have 1300 kids that are waiting for mentors right now. we hope by bringing the

organizations together and increasing our brand, we can get more awareness to help us with our mission. >> under armour employees students from digital harbor high school. >> they share life experiences and life learning. that works really well and is a great way for the community to come here to the company. >> this didn't from digital harbor, having a positive mentor to guide them means a lot. >> i have friends who dropped out. >> being able to have someone to talk to and to have an older adult with more experience to guide me through my last couple of years of high school. >> someone you can trust, you can call any hour of the night.

>> big brothers and big sisters is always looking for mentors and are asking for your help. >> we need folks to go to our website and sign up. there are all sorts of ways you can get involved. >> adults who positively influence young people can take them to it new level of existence. when we get positive influences, we go up. >> community leaders in baltimore city are challenging you to clean it up. it is the city's first evergreen community competition. people are judged on cleanliness on a daily basis. it includes your request for street cleaning services. the first-place prize is for each of -- is $5,000 and at all kicks off on april 21. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer.

>> this valentine's day, temperatures up in the 50's again for most areas around baltimore. that means no wintry weather in store for tonight, although there'll be some scattered showers tracking through. as you go up to the north and west, it does get a little bit chillier when to get past hagerstown toward hancock and parts of four western maryland. you can see close to freezing in western pennsylvania and parts of the great lakes and western new york state. the light showers we have here changeover to snow showers and some light accumulation is possible through the evening. if you are headed northbound tonight into pennsylvania, and into parts of upstate new york, this messy weather will be heading in that direction overnight tonight. starting to clear up a little for central and western ohio. you can see the satellite imagery shows mostly cloudy skies for most of our region.

we do not expect any significant clearing until late tonight. a chance for a sprinkle of rain, turning partly cloudy after midnight toward morning. sunset at 5:42, so we are already past that for this evening. in the days are gradually getting longer, and the sun rise will come tomorrow before 7:00 a.m., for the first time since november. no big strong high-pressure that you normally see behind the systems this time of year. partly cloudy conditions, waiting for the next couple of storm systems to arrive, but without any significant error in the lower 48. relatively mild for this kind -- this that time of year. a shower moving out early tonight, and partial clearing toward morning. tomorrow will stay mild and

tomorrow night the clouds come back. another batch of rain stretching up into poconos. a little bit of snow may fall in the mountains, but east of the amounts we expect clearing skies by the end of the work week. highs of 49-54 tomorrow. snow showers tonight and tomorrow morning and announced in partly cloudy in the afternoon. even garrett county gets into the mid-40's on wednesday. eastern shore, low 50's for a couple of days. the thursday system produces some rain. the forecast, partly to mostly sunny skies tomorrow, 52 degrees. 49 was showers likely thursday. breezy conditions friday and then another storm passing south of us, just a 30% chance of rain or snow showers on sunday. presidents' day looks funny and

45. -- looks sunny and 45. >> there will soon be for new restaurant for you to try out at white marsh mall. a dining expansion could be completed as early as this spring. charlize will suggs -- charlie's grilled subs, and a family style italian eatery will be open this summer. if you have ever been called to serve on jury duty, you may have been told by your employer to return to work later that day. a new bill will make that illegal. the maryland state senate approved a motion that would prohibit your employer from requiring you to return to work after serving jury duty, no matter how long it takes you. even if you only spend 10 minutes on jury duty. supporters say this is an important civic service that needs to be recognized.

united continental airlines has a deal for gift folders. you may be able to trade them in -- a deal for gift holders. you might be of the trade them in for frequent flyer miles. just log in to your account to see if your gift card is one of the more than 60 major retailers on the approved list. if so, united will convert the gift cards into miles. >> just in time for valentine's day, kipling bears personal finance released the best cities in america for singles. los angeles is the fifth best city course singles looking to settle down and build a financial future. baltimore came in at no. 4. santa cruz, california was number three, bloomington, ill., was no. 2, and ann arbor, michigan, topping the list. they looked at average household income plus the cost of living

and the cost of 89. experts say university council or more likely to receive a higher rank. baltimore's public school buildings are in bad shape, but there are questions in the mayor's plan that differ drastically from that of these schools chief. >> valentine's day means big business for flower shops. we'll visit one, coming up. ♪

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>> blair companies were very busy today, making valentine's day deliveries. -- flour companies were very busy today. kim dacey visited one local flower shop that will go the extra mile for their customers. >> what should i put on the card? at the valentine's day? >> pulse en el martin -- the folks in mount vernon work-up's early this morning. -- were up early this morning. >> i would say we had at least 300 dozen roses on the truck. >> the owner says valentine's day is always there busiest day of the year. workers have been arranging flowers for days and will be working into the evening to fill all the orders. that is a good thing, because chris as the economy has cut

business overall. >> this year has been slower in general because of the economy. we are not a necessity, we are a luxury. i think this valentine's day is going to be tremendous, because we have gotten so many orders ahead of time. >> the boom does not stop on february 14. actually continues the next day, with all those poor guys who forgot to get their special someone a gift. >> a lot of the husbands will call me tomorrow and say i forgot. and i have to make it good for them, so i will say let me call your wife and apologize. i will tell her that my truck broke down tavis:, or i ran out of what he wanted, and i really apologize -- i will tell them you did tell her that my truck broke down. >> maybe it is not too late to send something to your

valentine, whether a teddy bear, chocolates, or a flower arrangement, they have plenty, in a variety of colors. >> mostly roses, mostly red, but we have done a lot of lavender and paint this year. >> they can deliver the goods, but the rest is up to do here -- this of lavender and penink year. >> here is a look and what is coming at new at 6:00. >> the governor's transportation bill could add another 18 cents at the pump. >> advocates for city school construction ask if the mayor and school ceo are no longer on the same page. >> the va medical examiner gets recalled to the stand to discuss the cause of yeardley love's death. i will have the latest, coming up. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00.

>> 18 cents a gallon. that is how much more you could be paying for gas in the governor's transportation bill goes through. we'll have more on what we learn about the governor's plan in a moment. first, an update on a story we have been falling all day. >> crews are still working to restore water and gas to hundreds in southwest baltimore. we are told that crews damaged a gas line while repairing a water main early this morning. b e he says they must enter about 900 homes and businesses in the area to turn off the gas service all the gas main is being repaired. about 200 homes in the surrounding area are now without water. officials said they hope to with -- hope to restore the water sometime within the next hour or so. we will have a live report at 11:00. >> we have the only camera