story on at the foundry where are you now? >> donna, i just got to the quarter of loch raven boulevard and walker ave. firefighters are on the scene. they responded to two vehicles that got submerged in high water that passed through the area. i'm looking at the road now -- you can see where that water initially had risen. now it has receded and the occupants are out of the car. they were out of the car before firefighters got out here. they are clearing out the road. there's a lot of mud and leaves. i am standing in the middle of loch raven. there is a lot of leaves and debris and my. >> a little flash flooding, there. >> i am just getting to the scene. i am waiting for more information. i got a little bit talking to

eyewitnesses who came out here and saw it. for people who have lived in maryland for a while, the water, the way it was coming through was worse than it was during agnes,. . give perspective to what people are describing the they saw. i is got to be seen -- there is still lightning and so forth. -- i just got to the scene. there is a lightning and so forth. we're hoping to make contact with people. >> everybody is safe? >> yes. the car doors were open. firefighters said the call came out that there might have been possibly a small child stuck in the back seat of one of vietnam -- submerged cars. that call came at an -- kennecott 25. when firefighters arrived, there were no occupants in cars. there were two cars here that's all that. one of the gentleman we spoke to said that cars are driving on

the median and turned around so they did not get stuck like these two cars. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. we have an update from our chief meteorologist on where the storm is going at this moment. >> showing on the screen -- it is showing the wind. if you notice, just to the south of that era, that little orange dot, that is when that is moving away. the green is moving towards the radar. you get the general feel of winds going in this direction here and this direction here. summer at the bottom of that era would be the possible revocation. the latest update -- possible rotation. the latest update -- somewhere in that general vicinity would be possible tornado. the area called old baltimore. we'll go back to show you the precipitation, and precipitation wrapping around. not really a clear echo, but

some hint of curvature there. the storm system continues to track along the western shore, moving east at 16. the on the lookout threat eastern harford county -- throughout eastern harford county. take shelter in eastern cecil county as well. >> that is the one-hour motion. it has gone in the past hour -- that is the movement you got in the past hour or so. you did it feel for how fast the storm is moving and potential damage along the path of that storm. >> where is edgewood in this area? >> where is edgewood? why did you ask? >> somebody said it is hailing at their house. i wondered what is going on. they have no means of communication other than herself and. >> probably -- theirself and.

>> probably pretty close to the storm. it is moving south now. -- south of that city. there is this from a little bit to the south and east of route 40. that is where there could be a possible funnel cloud location on the western shore of the day. >> 10 minutes earlier we talked about the fact that we had no reports of power outages. now we do. we understand there are 14,000 people right now without power in our area because of storms. 10,000 of those are treated -- a treated to the county the storm is moving through. we are in a situation where we are beginning to sea power outages. 14,000 men not sound like a lot, but if you are one of them without power, it is all the more frustrating because you have no lights, no electricity, no way of getting information unless you have a softened. >> absolutely. you may sometimes not even get

that power. >> the tornado warning has been cancelled. apparently some weakening led the weather service to cancel the warning, but there has been damaging winds, dangerous lightning, flooding. as we saw before, it produced a warning in the northern part of the city. then another warning. we'll keep an eye and see as it moves towards the upper part of the day and cecil county. >> we will move ahead with the news. how about that? >> we will continue to monitor weather for you, but we will get to other news of the evening. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- a special night of gambling legislation continues. >> they will ultimately have to be approved by voters in november. in annapolis with the latest. >> the house is entered into its seventh hour of debate. delegates are expected to continue into the early morning. >> i know people and have seen

people whose lives have been destroyed by gammon. >> dozens of amendments were debated on the house floor. delegates spent hours arguing changes to the bill that already differ significantly from the senate version. >> we should keep it open. if the union contract comes in at the best price, they should get the contract. there is a problem that there has been pre-selection already with its potential new site. >> regardless of how you feel about casinos, regardless of how you feel about the bill, i would ask you to reject the amendment. >> the version will allow for table games at the scene as comically for a new casino in prince george's county, and allowed veterans organizations to have instant dampen machines. the house committee -- gambling machines. the house committee had also approved tax breaks for the makers of the casino.

>> this would require dandling -- casino business people to disclose the odds of winning online. >> have we done anything that deals with our constituents who will be subject to what we're doing? this is one safeguard. >> the senate will need to approve the changes before the bill is sent to governor o'malley. house members do not plan on leaving here until there is a vote. the bill must be submitted t the ste board of elections by august 20 or the referendum will not make it on the ballot. >> you can see exactly what is at stake. you can read the bill in its entirety and see his answer she too that is all on wbaltv.com. >> tonight's severe weather is a reminder of how suddenly conditions can pop up and the

impact they can have. bge stomerue to voice their frustratns in the wake of the june storm that left some in the dark for more than a week. kerry vanaugh has the latest from downtown. >> those recounted the misery of living without power for upwards of the week and sultry heat. many say it would have been mouf bge had been up front about how long it would take. >> it took me 11 phone calls and 93 minutes of calling to get somebody in management to deal with the issue. >> this fed up customer sums up the restoration -- frustration in debt the company. people left in the dark city lit up the phone lines to no avail. >> every time i called -- >> there was no response. i said, give me a number.

they would go away. >> at the second of four forums held by the public services commission, customers complained bge put them at risk by failing to respond in a timely manner. >> there were downed wires and nothing to protect anybody from being hurt by them for days. >> had we had advance warning, like during a hurricane, we could have put utility workers in place before the storm hit. that would resulted in restoring power quickly. >> they address the increasing demand to bury power lines to protect them from trees. >> it would take decades. it would take billions of dollars. that is -- the customers would participate in that cost to customers expressed outrage that

they are trying to increase rates for services that many dean unreliable. unreliable -- deem unreliable. >> to more meetings on the issue were scheduled for this week. many who -- one is in ellicott city on courthouse drive. the other is on chesapeake avenue in telson. both begin at 7:00 p.m.. -- in towson. both begin at 7:00 p.m. bge is implementing new tree- trimming regulations. we caught up with a crew as they trimmed trees in one city. they said that most of the 760,000 customers lost electricity because the trees fell on hard lines. officials say the new practices will at least cut down on the

number of outages when another storm hits. >> if we can protect those substations, we will go a long way to mitigating outages that we will experience no doubt in the future when we have storms such as a hurricane or derecho that comes through. >> it took days to restore all the power. >> baltimore city's ethics board wants to take a closer lk at how the mayor's office uses free tickets provided to dozens of events. tonight, a member of the board tells 11 news that they voted to review the matter and that they want a copy of the city's operating agreement with the arena and had a list of questions for the mayor's office about how tickets are used. board members want to know what e contract says about the rules for the distributn ticket by the mayor's office. reached out to the mayor's office for comment. a spokesman said "the mayor has made ethics a top party for her

administration and brockens a review for -- welcomes a review for a policy that goes back several decades of red ministrations." the arena provides hundreds of tickets to hard-working employees, youth leagues, community groups, and charitable organizations. the advance tickets are not paid for with taxpayer funds, and there is your evidence that any part of this is new or out of the ordinary. an ethics board member says there is no time line for the inquiry. >> there are new details at this hour about a suspicious death in the past weekend in anne arundel county. police have charged a 20 year- old with the death of his 6- year-old son. darius keenan was found shot inside his home. afterwards, the vehicle was found missing. authorities in north carolina found the vehicle.

darius keenan, jr is now behind bars. there is significant evidence and into the death of his father. -- linking him to the death of . [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida, for just 99 dollars one-way. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com.

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suburban that burst into flames. the driver of the toyota was not injured. troope say that the driver who initiated the accident, 18 year- old hanna mackensie kriss, died at the scene. >> a new study says the entire country is still getting heavier. maryland rights number 22. this is no surprise -- maryland is number 22. this is no surprise to doctors. mississippi has the highest rate of obesity. maryland fell in the middle of the pack. colorado is the slimmest state. doctors point to the other medical conditions that obesity can lead to. >> being overweight results in many other diseases associated with being overweight, like diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, joint problems, and

stress incontinence in women specifically. >> obesity is also expensive. five years ago, obesity-related costs total to $147 billion in the united state for a closer look of that report, just go to wbaltv.com. >> your 11:00 forecast with tom tasselmeyer. >> video is coming in from the white marsh area. you can see the intense lighting at associative with tonight's stars. the power has gone out twice and hail is coming down in the white marsh area. that will do damage along with the gusty winds and possible funnel cloud. these are isolated, not part of a large complex area, but just isolated storms bubbling up through the evening hours -- this is the one here that looks like some heavy rain east of i-

95 and route 40 in eastern harford county. the same system that came across the city earlier and produce a tornado warning in the city and the county. that has been weakened and then redeveloped. the strongest storms are coming through baltimore county. this one is showing signs of getting stronger, trekking to the east. it will get to the area in the next few minutes. it will continue to move toward harford county. the weather service has issued warnings for no. baltimore county and harford county that would take us until just about 12:00. to give you a feel of were the warnings are -- notturno a warnings rightado now. hail larger than an inch in height -- diameter has been fairly frequent. in this area of baltimore and harford county where areas are in effect. look at this bull's eye in the

northwest part of the city. we have had less than inch of rain here on tv hill, but just to the west of us you are talking about four or 5 inches of rain coming down in a few hours. that causes localize flooding. yellow-shaded area is more than 2 inches. much of central northern baltimore county is drenched with rain. that is my flood warnings continue. officially, at bwi-marshall, it is dry. just north, 5 inches of rain. high temperatures today were at the normal level -- 86 degrees. the record high is 99. storms were developing because of warm areas being lifted from the ohio valley. the east front slices under the air, lifted up, and produces a thunderstorm. throughout the night, as the

front is closer, chances for thunderstorms and mostly cloudy skies and some fog. ttomorrow, more scattered showers, especially to the east of baltimore. look for cloudy skies. we will keep an eye on the sky for possible storms above the day. -- they. height -- highs in the 70's near deep creek lake. storms all along on the eastern shore tomorrow, and nicely on thursday. ocean city, the front will not get there until tomorrow night. thunderstorms are a possibility into the evening, followed by nice weather, low humidity. thunderstorms south of bermuda -- the hurricane center things that could become more organized and possibly take on the next name of the system, gordon. we will see if that happens.

we will keep an eye on the radar and the sky for more scattered thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. the full day on thursday. sunny, warm, but not as humid. temperatures over the weekend are expected to cool off, highs in the low 80's. >>s. stick around tonight for late night with jimmy fallon. >> it is a great show tonight. >> crazy weather like we have seen is only fitting for an orioles game. lightning strikes twice in the old batting order. see how it -- works out against the red sox, next.

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>> 11 sports. >> well much of the northern part of the town got drenched in

rain, camden yards remained dry. the -- he makes the play at first base. no score until the third meaning -- inning. omar quintanilla comes to the plate -- he will read this one to the flag court and then some. the o's have a 1-0 lead. he is going to right field and gone. a solo home run. the o's are back in front. one inning later, mark reynolds, the sequel. three-run home run. his first multi-home run game of the season. 7-1 in front of the red sox. he strikes out -- ending the inning.

the o's win 7-1. >> he was -- i went up there with the game plan. trying to hit a home run. two things happen -- these things happen when you have the right coach. >> they will see if they move into a tie for the wild-card spot. the yankees -- and they threw a no-hitter through six innings. the seventh inning, right-center field. that is gone. first two rounds of the game. it did not wait long until the third. the next batter -- gone. shuts them out 3-0. nascar speed week -- they're looking to increase. last week, the offense did not

put in a first down. nothing too freaked out about. the team has been improving in each of the three pre-season games. a fourth game for the rookies. a good test against the detroit lions. stafford,rterback max the defensive quarterback -- coordinator, they will not need long to see what they expect from the defense. >> we need to get back to a fast start. thursday, we got off to a slow start. we do not want to let anybody drive the ball without scoring the first possession. that is not the way you want to start the game. that being said, i have played enough games in 30 years of football. you have to let that go. you make corrections on the sideline, that can win the game. >> ravens and lyons, friday

night. the weather looks a little bit shaky. tom has more on that in the forecast, right after this.

>> a quick check of the power outage situation. bge says roughly 14,000 customers are without power. baltimore county has more than

10,000 without electricity. we hope that will get better. >> with quick look and what we have to expect tonight, tom. >> is moving along the western shore of the day towards cecil county. the strongest is east at 20 miles an hour. a warning until midnight west of harford county. damaging winds, lightning, and a lot of rain. watch out in low-lying areas. hail the size of golf balls, we heard, in some locations. isolated, but severe and maj. tomorrow, a couple of storms, especially on the eastern shore. it clears up thursday. it clears up thursday.

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