it has been a very, very busy weekend on the water for emergency responders. >> and in a separate voting incident, they have called off the search for a 21-year-old of edgewood. david collins is keeping an eye on both of those. he joins us from shock trauma. >> some passengers from that boat crash are now listed in stable condition here at shock trauma. a boehner whose body was recovered near the crash scene, if he had been wearing a jacket, things may have come out differently, although an autopsy may determine the cause of death. sadly, the search and rescue mission turned into a recovery operation. the police and other units all teamed up. the charles county group found david some 12 hours after he was reported missing. >> they went out there and

located him. >> he fell into the water after the boat he was traveling in with three others struck a concrete jedi. -- jetty. some were medevaced to shock trauma and are listed in stable condition. they helped charles county find the body. >> 10 years ago, we would died and died and died. now, we can narrow it down. we have had recoveries. we have a huge help to technology. >> they believe this could have been prevented had the victim been wearing a light jacket. drowning is the cause of 75 to 80% of boating accidents. they say many died last year alone.

they were wearing a light jacket, on the water, it could save your life. and we spotted more boaters without a device than those that were wearing them. >> everyone is out here to have a good time. >> new and highly recommend them? >> definitely. if you are out there on a jet ski, you definitely want to have one on. you deadly one-two have one on. you never know what can happen. >> again, authorities say an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. authorities documented several boating accidents and all of last year, which includes 156 injuries and several deaths. reporting live from shock trauma, wbal tv 11 news. >> david, thank you. and heat advisory issued by the weather service will last until later tonight.

we have more on how they are dealing with the heat. >> it is around 79 degrees. if you combine the humidity with temperatures close to 90 degrees, it feels more like 100 degrees down at the inner harbor. our only saving grace is that there is a nice breeze blowing off of the water. still, it has not stopped people from coming to the inner harbor or taking place in the memorial day activities. >> keeping " with some cool tunes over at the park. >> they are just telling you to find a cool spot. if you are on your porch in the sun, then get out of the sun. >> despite a heat advisory, the expected heat index values in the 90's, folks were still out in full force, but the shade was

definitely where it should be. >> keep a rest and stay in the shade. it is beautiful out there. >> because this first stretch of summerlike heat is happening so early, they are passing along concern, simply because we have not yet acclimated to the heat, which is especially dangerous for some, who have a hard time breathing in the heat. >> very exhausting. use what really bad. >> after a morning orca, she and her husband are going to cool the ground. >> taken indoors to the air- conditioned. >> the sun was beating down on the red brick pavement, but that did not seem to slow down eileen. >> i had my umbrella, the whole 9 yards. it keeps the sun off my arms. >> as with all key situations,

the national weather service reminds folks to drink plenty of fluids and limit outdoor exercise to the early morning or evening hours or find a less strenuous activity and do it in the shade. >> i have got sunblock and bug repellent. it is a beautiful day, and why not? >> the weather is expected to last in the lead -- the next couple of days. for more on that kind of the story, let's go to tom tasselmyer, who is in the weather center. >> yes. i tell you what. it is still stifling. what it feels like around the region, westminster, baltimore, bwi, cooler up in the mountains or along the coast. the heat advisory is on that 95 corridor. also in p.g. and charles county. this is on the way, but as this

high pressure system is out, this should get your tomorrow night into wednesday morning, and that is what we can finally expect some heat relief. more coming up in a few minutes. >> we will see you in a minute. police are searching for some suspects they say broke into in dundalk come -- home. police believe that the intruders entered through the back of a home and that there was a confrontation. they say these are very rare. meanwhile, police say a 22-year- old was struck and killed by a drunk driver in ocean city. it happened early this morning as macki was trying to cross the highway near 54th street. investigators say the driver had been speeding and did not stop after hitting him with the suv, and tonight, he is charged with

several offenses. >> the general election is less than six months away, and more is being focused on the president's record. what has kept, and which has the broken? nikole killian takes a look. >> we are moving forward. >> as president obama kicked off his reelection bid this month, more than 500 promises from his last campaign, rating them on the so-called obama-meter. >> he has kept 36% of them. he has broken 14% of them, and we have rated the 11% as a compromise. >> what present -- what did he keep >> he is beginning to draw

down. >> other pledges, stimulus and the health-care law, but that one could be in jeopardy. >> if the supreme court strikes down the law, depending on what the court does, a promise broken. >> so what about those broken promises? >> he made one about ending the revolving door for lobbyists, and that one that we raided a promise broken because he has actually issued waivers to several people said they could work in his administration. >> another failed pledge, creating a national infrastructure deal. >> he made a deal with republicans in the house that in order to extend the payroll tax cuts that he would also extend the tax cut on people making more than $250,000.

>> the presence seemed to have an easier time keeping many of these promises during the first part of his term when there was a majority in congress. now and we are in an election year, more of those promises are getting broken. in washington, nikole killian. >> memorial day. those who gave their lives for our country. and of certain not forgotten the meeting of memorial day. today, this is sacrificed their lives were remembered. rob roblin has more. >> they paid the ultimate price. they gave their lives for our country, and today, they were honored. ♪ people came from all around the area here to the memorial gardens to honor those who had served. >> we must never forget the latest generation of american

patriots standing watch at freedoms frontier. remembrances is indeed our duty. [applause] >> last year, seven and marylanders lost their lives while serving. in part of the ceremony, family members were presented a plaque, called the loved and lost reward. >> we will not forget, but it is wonderful to say the community can celebrate and remember with us. >> it means a lot to us. it is important. we want to remember. we want to remember our father and all he did for us, and not just him but those who have given their life for the country. >> this is a tradition at the memorial gardens. it is important not to forget our heroes. >> it is important to get our servicemen and women proper recognition. some of them have now paid the ultimate prize, it is very

important for all of us to recognize why we have memorial day, and that is what this is all about. >> they are the best in the world, and they deserve the best in return. god bless america. ♪ >> after the presentation of the wreath, the ceremony ended, with a 21-gun salute. [gun firing] and the playing of "taps." ♪ rob roblin, wbal tv 11 news. >> there is still much more ahead tonight, including we will introduce you to a new super hero. blue ear.

>> the story of a mother's heroic quest to get her son to wear his hearing aids. >> the summer starts with a national championship game. >> a heat advisory continues this evening. we willng

>> well, marvel has become a super hero.

one woman tried to get her son anthony to wear his hearing aid. her son told her that "super heroes don't wear blue ears." >> there are all of these super heroes, and i thought there was one that was hearing impaired, and i did not find one. i found an email, and i thought i would give it a shot. >> and that shot was something they listened to. the new super hero is "blue ear," and his blue hearing it allows him to hear an ant hickup on the other side of the country. >> the youngest contestant ever to compete in the national spelling bee. >> [spelling word] >> correct. [applause]

>> keep in mind, she is 60 years old, winning the regional in prince william county. -- she is 6 years old. she will be at the national event at the national harbor in prince george's county. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> warm and humid. you would expect to see a few thunderstorms on hd doppler. a minimal chance one will pop up. a hot, humid afternoon. some moisture in the atmosphere. you can see this pop up in some areas. we're going to have to wait another day for a cool front to get closer and start bringing us a thunderstorm chance. there is hot temperatures in the high temperature column.

93 at bwi-marshall. since that is our official weather station for this region, we fall just short of that record high 97, which goes back to 1941. you go from almost 100 on the record highs to almost freezing for the record lows. we are on the warm side. 95 downtown, 86 in hancock, 70's in oakland and frostburg because of some storms that have popped up. there is a heat advisory around the area. this makes it feel like it was almost 100. an area of high pressure. an affront to the west of chicago sweeping down through kansas city. behind it, slowly but surely, temperatures will get back closer to normal. this is weakening over south georgia. a pretty decent storm with soaking rains.

it looks like we will miss out on it, because this will trigger thunderstorms from new england to western maryland tomorrow. some of them could be strong to severe. this will also help to keep the tropical storm away from us. it will move into wilmington, north carolina, in the next day or so, but then the front is moving off of the closed. this is a tropical depression. here, partly cloudy, afternoon storms becoming more likely. a high of 87 to 92. showers and storms are more likely as it moves through. one to two feet of waves. if you are going to be on the bay tomorrow, watch for a thunderstorm approaching. a lingering shower with cooler air on wednesday. the eastern shore, afternoon/evening thunderstorms, and a lingering thunderstorm wednesday before the coroner comes in for thursday and friday.

at because, a beautiful memorial day weekend. 78 tomorrow and wednesday. it should clear up nicely by thursday. a couple of days. cooler and less humid, and then another batch of showers and thunderstorms, lingering into saturday. comfortable on sunday. >> from the susquehanna sports center, this is 11 sports. >> they will remember this for a long time on charles street as the new gold street has brought success to loyola for the men's basketball team, and now, and n.c.a.a. title for the men's lacrosse team, winning their first-ever title with a 9-3 victory over maryland. we'll let kept maryland out. kevin from 20 yards out. this cuts the lead to 3-2.

loyola. the right side. the second half, they just took them out of the game. from the right side, shooting left hand. third goal of the game, 7-3. why appear in front of the net. his fourth goal, a new record. 17th goal. the most in tournament history. over maryland, 9-3. a final 40 minutes, 40 seconds of the game. for the greyhounds, the motivation goes all of the way to the preseason when they did not show up in the preseason top 20. >> it has been a journey. highs and lows the whole year. going from unrated in the preseason, having a chip on your shoulder, knowing that we had to prove to everyone that we are a top contender. it has been unreal all year. >> he is the tournament's most

outstanding player. and a few weeks of recovery hopefully will help reynolds. off of the disabled list. reynolds returns with 8.191 batting average. he was limited at the start of the month. he led the o's last month with 37 home runs. tonight, opening a road trip all against their american league opponents. another for the blue jays. the clothes will try to avoid a third straight loss. toronto is struggling, as well, having dropped five in a row.

>> here is what we are looking on for 11 news tonight. the bomb squad is called out. we have news on the draino bomb. ♪

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>> hot right now, but getting cooler. >> as it moves through, it will bring some heat relief, but the front approaching tomorrow means the atmosphere will be unstable, maybe some storms in the evening, and it looks like a second front will kick up a thunderstorm on thursday. very comfortable thursday and friday. a little more rain to start the weekend. right now, sunday looks like the best day. here is monday, and we are already worried about the weekend. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. "nbc nightly news with brian williams" is next. >> have a great evenin