e in six adults has a mental illness. and we face a stigma that can be as painful as the disease itself. change a mind about mental illness and you can change a life. ♪say what you need to say♪ ♪say what you need to say [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. >> more than one week after the greek storm knocked out power, finally the lights are back on board hardest hit. keep your eyes to the sky. more chances for storms as the severe storms go away. we begin in annapolis where crews are trying to figure out what led to a house fire leaving one woman said.

sheldon dutes is live with more. what can you tell us? >> firefighters think it may have started in the kitchen door back bedroom of the home. it is located on the bay community in anne arundel land happened this morning. they saw the flames and smoke coming through the roof. while the firefighters were searching the home, they found the body of a woman inside. they say she died from her injuries and was pronounced dead at the screen. -- at the scene. they had to travel way to get water to help stop the fire. >> this is extremely stressful which is why we bring in extra personnel to compensate. >> this is the second fatal fire in anne arundel. the results of the fire last

week, they went door-to-door passing out smoke alarms and checking them in the home. but they do not think the smoke alarms were an issue in this most recent fire. >> two firefighters issue -- work injured at this blaze of started in a three-story apartment building. part of the building actually collapsed while they were trying to put out the flames. 40 people are now displaced. they're thankful no one was injured. >> we all got out safely. >> right now, no word on the firefighters condition. nine days since that line of storms slammed the state knocking out power for hundreds of thousands of people. good news. b g e says it has been restored to everybody impacted by the

storm. they were finishing work on the last 30 or so outages and we have word they are done. the be ge spokesperson says there watching mother nature closely as more storms are in the area. >> the next time we will have to do this, we will be better prepared than this time. >> 748,000 customers in central maryland lost power. tom tasselmyer is your keeping an eye on these new storms. what do you have? >> these will stay mostly south of baltimore, good news for those who have been out of power for so long. not so good news for those in the d.c. area. he advisory still in effect in these areas where the heat is sticking around.

the frontis lighting supple baltimore. we are seeing slow improvement while it is still 100 in richmond. 79 in bradford, pa. temperatures will cool off. a much better forecast coming up in a few minutes. 90 degrees was apparently cool enough for people to take part in the new york city triathlon. take a look at this. temperatures were expected to top out around the lower 90's. in indiana, the heat was too much for a 4 month old baby boy. temperatures climb to 105 degrees saturday. the 18-year-old father is now facing charges. it was too late. just a few towns over, a 16

month old girl is in critical condition after being left in a hot car. startling news tonight where three kids went missing overnight and it turns out all three drowned. they went missing this morning. right now, they do not expect foul play, but they're waiting for more information. investigators want to know why a man was shot and killed and 97100 block-- in the 7100 block of parkville. no word yet on a motive. it was good while it lasted. gas prices were on a 78-day downfall. well intentions in the middle

the standstill worried about supplies. as gas prices rise, so do worries about the gas markets. the still unchanged unemployment rate means the race to the white house is being fueled by a back- and-forth about jobs. brian mooar has the latest. >> trying to put a positive spin on friday's disappointing jobs numbers. >> we're in the net public in the private sector jobs since president obama took office. we continue to move in the right direction. >> republicans disagree. >> i don't know if he's on vacation in new hampshire or mars. people are not better off today. >> 80,000 jobs added last month, a disappointment by any measure. >> 28 months in a row of private

sector job growth. would we like to be happening faster? you bet. >> 21 straight months of unemployment over eight months. >> he offshore as most of his own personal investments to shield him from taxes. the fight over his the bests ceo in america. brian moore, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in one maryland town, crews have another problem to deal with this weekend. a closer look at this crane lying on it side and changes coming to the farmers' market. an announcement that may make it an announcement that may make it easier to

>> a close call in bethesda as this crane collapses. a tree service was removing logs and trees from last weekend's storm and it was lifting a long that it was too heavy to handle. it tipped over with the operator inside. now comes even more difficult task of moving the grain without damaging any houses. new concerns this weekend after the huge wild fires in the southwest. now they're worried about flooding. people are being warned to watch out for flash flooding. even though moisture has moved in, the fire danger is still extremely high dense.

longtime massachusetts representative barney frank tied the knot with his longtime partner. they married last night surrounded by more than 300 friends. frank is getting ready to retire after 30 years in office. he has been openly gay since the late 1980's and is the first sitting congressman to enter into a same-sex marriage. the mayor was on hand to make the announcement about the farmer's market. making sure residents have access to healthy foods coming up. >> a few severe thunderstorms pushing across southern maryland as a cold front comes in trying to push out the heat. the seven-day forecast coming up. 84 currently on tv hill.

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still use the token system with their bank debit card. >> your live in insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> showing thunderstorms south of us mainly impacting the southern part of maryland, charles, calvert, and st. mary's county. down into eastern virginia. we do not want to hear about damaging wind gust and power outages, but they're certainly dealing with that in virginia. we may pick up a light shower, but the really bad stuff is down here that you can see pretty good storm down in southern calvert county which will slowly drift to the south and east over the next hour or so. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:15. the entire area shaded here in this purple color is under a severe thunderstorm watch. there will to our south now and

i would not be surprised at the weather system drops the system down to annapolis. looks like we're in the clear now. the main storms out of the d.c. the french fries to make its way down into that part of the state. he'd advisory continuing sell the baltimore. still warm and muggy out there. 80's in low 90's. humidity levels are still high. still feeling pretty tough. that he will go way as well. we tied another record today. all the way up to 104 degrees. the record was 100 and we got there. the last time was 1993. a record tying 100. i have the feeling the heat zapped the thermometer in downtown baltimore sun reports from that area yet. no rain yet in the rain gauge officially at bwi marshall. we will miss out on most of the says the rain gauge changes.

the storms to ourself producing a big area of cloudiness that will trap the heat of the day near the ground so we will not cool off dramatically tonight even though the wind will ship to the north and northeast. 84 frederick. upper 80's hagerstown. 95 cambridge. the thunderstorms could be severe for the next few hours. the insta-weather + futurecast shows this moving towards monday morning and storms moving to the south gradually diminishing in strength and intensity. tomorrow, the threat of a storm will be way down to the south with a mix of clouds and some around here on the cooler side of the front. from 70 to 80 tonight with a northeast wind up 5 miles per hour. thunderstorm slowly diminishing. sun said this evening at 8:35. this will not get too far to the south, just enough to drop the temperatures. still some cloudiness and cooler

with a northeast wind. highs at -- 84-89. that's about normal. committee may come down just a touch. it is certainly better weather than talking about temperatures in the 100's. waves at 1-two feet. high tide at fort mchenry tomorrow morning at 11:29 a.m. noticeably cooler really the mountains and beautiful weather into tuesday with partially cloudy skies. in the upper eastern shore. some heat relief and humidity levels. the further south you go, the muddier it will be. technically cooler. 85 on tuesday. with the front on up to the cell. ocean city may have to deal with some of these on monday, tuesday, wednesday. the front is trying to get down into virginia and maybe into the carolina's. it will get further south to bring us some heat relief. they still have to deal with the hot, humid weather.

high around 87 tomorrow, the normal level. 85 of tuesday. staying in the mid 80's with cloudy skies wednesday and thursday. loews getting into the low 60's. thunderstorms possible thursday and friday evening in a typical thunderstorms saturday and sunday. >> the orioles are playing their last game before the all-star break. >> it would be nice to get a win. unfortunately that did not happen. they were playing long ball and we will show you how bad it got ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> from the susquehanna. sport center, this is the 11 sports. >> the last game before the all-

star break and the orioles would like nothing more than to wrap up the first half of the season with a victory. the need to be the angels in the finale of this four-game series. he would get rocked, literally. starting in the second. the crash is one to left center field. where does that land? the rocks. the angels take a 1-0 lead. bottom of the third, albert pools is 14th of the season. -- pujols. home-run derby continues. this is his 22nd of the season. the angels a four-times off. final score, 6-0. not a care in the world. he had weaver on the mound in the fourth. the rbi single and the angels dropped a 1-0 lead.

weaver was ridiculous with eight scoreless innings allowing three hits. angels win a 3-0. the wait continues for wimbledon. for 76 years, a british man has not won the title. instead, federer making history. we started in the first set, tied at four games apiece. heading into the net. murray gets the service break and takes the first set 6-4. after a rain delay, looks what happens. taking a nasty spill, thus losing his footing. fetter took the second and third set. match point. there it is. he's done it again. he takes wimbledon for the seventh time tying pete sampras for the most wimbledon titles

and this is his 17th grand slam. he is now zero and four in the major finals against better were -- federer. >> there were some struggle there with his back. he still had some fight left in him. it all worked out. great momentum, great confidence that all came together. it was a magical moment for me. >> tony stewart was daytona. 14 victories. the latest came last night. >> drivers, start your dadgum engines. >> former florida state head coach bobby dodd in the official starter. jimmy johnson slamming into a wall causing a melee behind him. johnson finished 36th. the final lap, more of the same.

back in the pack as the leaders fight. tony stewart writing the checkered flag. it is his third win of the season and he has won this four the last eight years, but he is never won the daytona 500. the final round of the u.s. women's open will be on wbal. teeing off on the par-5. she will not like this shot landing deep in the rough. punishing the hole with a triple bogey reducing your 5 shot lead down to two. a birdie putt and hurley is back up to three shots. on the 15th, she doesn't again with another birdie. she also birdied no. 16. she wins in a convincing fashion. hopefully it cooled down is on the way. tom is back with the seven-day when we come back.

>> one last check. tom? [laughter] >> 87 tomorrow. 85 on tuesday. 86 wednesday and thursday. that's much more manageable. it's not 105 degrees but 85. >> thanks.

that's it for 11 news at 6:00. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. we