[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i am sarah caldwell. many people across maryland begin cleanup projects. the latest out of the severe weather brought powerful thunderstorms and even tornadoes. kim dacey has a look at how things stand today. >> this home in towson illustrates some of the damage we are seeing. the roof is gone because of a tree fell on it. harford county took the brunt of the hit from the tornadoes. county officials there estimated damage at more than $1 million.

days after a tornado touched down in harford county, the path of destruction is still visible. downed trees, damaged homes, and caught the buildings, one of them an auto-detailing shop in fallston, collapsed on the honor. he was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. >> he has a rod and some pins in his leg. >> harford county government officials say it could have been worse. >> it was about a mile-and-a- half area that the tornado travelled, about a quarter of a mile wide. very fortunate that the number of residences in that area had not been hit harder. at that occurred, had the storm taken a different path, or in the middle of the night, it might be different. >> the cost of the damage could

be more than $1 million. they credited a quick response time an emergency preparedness training for keeping interest to a minimum. >> -- keeping injuries to a minimum. >> we dodged a bullet with this storm, but nothing in the world is better than preparedness. the emergency preparedness measures taken by individuals pays dividends. >> bge reported 20,000 customers without power, but as of last night, at they reports that all of them have their power restored. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the national weather service does continue to survey all of those areas damaged to see what caused the damage. the bank are surveying the areas that the worst damage -- they

our survey in the areas that had the worst damage winds of 90 miles per hour or stronger. tornadoes near damascus had a path length of about one mile long. sunshine is out now, as the cleanup efforts continued. a little breezy. gusts up to 21. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures should be in the mid-70's. maybe a chance for showers today. still an unsettled weather pattern, and that will be sticking around for the next couple of days. we will talk about when it finally ends in the seven-day forecast. >> baltimore city police are investigating an overnight shooting in northwest baltimore. it happened at the 3600 block of the velar ave. an adult male in his 20s was shot in the head. he is being treated at a hospital. no word on his condition. police are looking for information in a number of other crimes during the week ended a

26-year-old man and woman were walking down a pimlico avenue when a man approached them and ask for money. the man pulled out a gun and shot him in the head. the suspect fled from the scene on foot crater saturday night, police responded to a stabbing at lafayette avenue just after 11:00. antonio madison was stabbed several times in the back. according to police, he was arguing with a woman, who got her brother and of. -- involved. the brothers stab at madison, and he was rushed to hospital, where he later died. if you drive in baltimore county, listen up. there will be five new speed cameras and the following locations in the coming days -- winans elementary, lockerman academy, saint ursula's. once the cameras are up, motorists will be issued

warnings for the first 30 days and citations will be issued after 30 days. the blame game begins in the race for the white house. the weak growth numbers on friday are becoming essentia -- becoming a central issue in the campaign. hallie jackson has more in the "project economy" reports. >> mitt romney's campaign advisers are putting fingers at the president, while obama is blaming congress. the sunday talk shows were dominated by a dismal jobs report, showing unemployment ticking up to 8.2% in may. >> it adds a sense of urgency in terms of this year's election. >> the president's advisers believe the lawmakers.

blamed makers. >> they have to get off their hands and stop rooting for failure. >> congress has not enacted in of ideas in that bill that would create jobs now. there is no excuse for that. >> romney adviser shot back, saying that what he is trying is not working. . >> this president came into office having no experience running anything. it shows in the way he is handling the economy. >> we're seeing a ripple effect with the stock market. the dow closed its worst day of the year on friday after the jobs numbers came out. >> across the pond, the queen's diamond jubilee celebrations continue. today, a large concert will be held outside buckingham palace. details from london. >> this is the finishing line

for the ribbon-cutting yesterday, as 1000 or so boats travel down the thames to celebrate queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. what it was the most colorful of that of the celebration, but there is more to come. today there will be an open-air concert outside buckingham palace. later this evening, 10,000 people will attend the concert and get to go to a picnic in the queen's garden, normally not open to the public. >> absolutely amazing. it is a dream to come to the palace, come to the garden, dress up, have a lovely picnic, and of course, see the queen as well. >> tuesday will be at finale with great ceremony and

pageantry. they return, and already, many people are lining the streets, camping out overnight to keep a spot so they have a place right at the front of the crowd for the great event on tuesday. still to come, details on a recall involving a popular coffee-maker. a passenger jet crashes in nigeria, killing all aboard. the latest on the investigation. first, the man accused of killing trayvon martin is back behind bars.

at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> we want to get you some breaking news in the 11 news room. capt. roy with sky team 11 over the catonsville area following is school bus accident. >> this is at wilkens avenue just before you get to the beltway, where the ramp is, kenwood avenue, with a school bus and versus of vehicle. there were no children on the school bus. however, the operator of the vehicle had to be rescued. we don't know the severity of injuries, but everybody going

westbound on wilkens avenue, get off and hit the inner loop of the beltway. reporting live with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> george zimmerman, the man accused of killing trayvon martin, is back in a floor that jail cell. the judge revoked his bail, saying that he and his wife lied to the court about their finances so they could get a lower bond. the former never heard watch volunteer it faces second-degree murder charges in the death of the unarmed teenager. more than 150 people are dead after the crash of a jet in an algerian town. -- nigerian town. was approaching the airport when it plummeted into the middle of a downtown business area. the nose up the jet ended up in an apartment building. officials believe there may have been casualties on the ground as well.

a fire bomber air tanker had to make an emergency landing in nevada because of landing gear issues. this home video shows the tanker as it was landing near the airport. no injuries were reported. still to come, details of a coffee maker recall and a plan to expand the testing of beef. get ready to pay more for certain prescription drugs. >> not a whole lot going on on the radar over maryland, but showers moving off of the jersey coast. we will talk about the rain chances with the insta-weather- plus forecast. 74 degrees in baltimore at the inner harbor.

>> in today's "consumer alert," a recall that could affect how you make your morning coffee. thousands of black & decker coffee makers are being pulled off of shelves. the company says that the panel can break off of the pots. the makers were sold nationwide from july 2008 on and ran between $50 and $80. starting today, the usda will expand efforts to find a dangerous bacteria in ground beef. it will test the meat for six additional strains of e. coli. most of the strains are harmless. these new tests are designed to

treat food borne illnesses. the price of prescription medicine is going on for some patients. german companies are passing on -- insurance companies are passing on extra fees to people who are using them. what does this really mean for patients? >> the cost of prescription medication would be out of reach for many families if it wasn't for insurance. >> i would be bankrupt, completely. >> but she is able to afford her chemo drugs because she is injured and makes a regular coach pa -- copay. >> three tiers of copay. lois is generic. >> that is followed by preferred brand name drugs. some insurance companies have added a fourth tier not based on

fixed amount, but a percentage of the actual cost of the drug. the drugs can add up to tens of thousands of dollars in year. >> it is the sort of double emmy on the people who needed the most, because the people who take the most expensive drugs have the most serious illnesses. these are drugs that are keeping them alive today. >> while some people are struggling with a higher copays , all this could change as the federal will health care act goes into effect. a medical advocate says that helping families pay for prescriptions will help them survive. >> if you don't take these drugs regularly, your cancer comes back, you get sick and you die. >> we are now falling more breaking news -- following breaking news. milford mill academy, reports of

a stabbing. we go to sky team 11 for the latest. what have you learned, capt. roy? >> we are at the milford mill academy a stabbing occurred at at 11:59. they have helicopters searching for possible suspects. they don't know if there are any other injuries aside from the victim. reporting with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> now, your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> we started off to do with bright blue skies and their temperature is. as we had to the afternoon, a few more clouds. most of these showers are well off to our east along the new jersey coast. eastern pennsylvania as well. mostly dry, but we are seeing the clouds increase. notice the shape of the clouds. they almost like ripples in the ocean or the san. that is the air moving over the

mountains. we have a strong breeze over the north and northwest. pretty interesting to see it from up above rather than just looking up in the sky. stronger or out of low pressure moving off of the coast. -- stronger area of low pressure moving off the coast. this will be affecting the weather the next couple of days. increasing winds trade winds out of the northwest are helping to increase the clouds. another area of the pressure is building over this llarger low pressure system. by the weekend, we should be looking for it to dry out as high pressure builds in. you can kind of pick out that area of low pressure. more of a clockwise flow to the

south of this. energy is moving back into the ohio river valley and the mid atlantic as well. this little patch of energy could bring as showers today -- bring us showers today. the winds are picking up on the backside of that low. 21-mile-per-hour wind gusts at b.w.i. marshall. stronger winds as you head towards the lower eastern shore. 30 miles per hour in salisbury. temperatures in the low seventies for an hour across the metro area. mid-70's along the lower eastern shore. cooler in the mountains, 50 and 60's. metro area should be in the mid- 60's through the afternoon. we cannot rule out a couple of showers. if you plan to be outside, you may want to think about what weather -- wet weather.

tonight, we will be partly cloudy andr the shower -- we will be partly cloudy and the short chances end in the evening. we should try out and warm up as we head into the weekend. -- we should dry out and warm up as we head into the weekend. >> in the "medical alert, a close but the recent salmonella scare as experts reminding pet owners and that simply feeding your dog can put your family at risk. pet food recalls were mostly due to salmonella contamination. according to the centers for disease control, the people or hospital -- five people were hospitalized. >> if you were to touch it and not wash your hands, yes, you could contracted.

>> experts recommend not feeding your dog in the kitchen and using specific in tackles just for pet food. good advice. coming up, another check of the insta-weather-plus forecast.

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