including five children are hurt after a b oating incident. we have confirmed a state lawmaker is among those injured in the accident. sheldon has the late-breaking details. what do you have for us? >> i can tell you in the past 20 minutes, we learned that delicate donald dwyer was involved in this accident. we spoke to his legislative aide who said he is in stable condition at the hospital. that aide spoke to him on the phone and she said he sounded "banged up and tired." the two boats were heading towards each other at a high speed. >> it was quite scary. the water was calm. i wonder how this could have happened. >> he was standing on the end of the pier and could hardly

believe his eyes. >> one boat was coming at a high rate of speed and the ofboat was towing a child in a tube. they seemed to be approaching its other pretty quickly. i am thinking why is someone not turning one way or another? >> the two boats collided. >> this was a terrible noise, like a bomb. it was just like an explosion. >> you saw things just spray up in the air. the faster boat verred to the right and beached. seemed like it was taking on water. >> there were nine victims total, five children and four adults that were rushed to the hospital. officials have not raised their names and their conditions are unknown. earl is familiar with the interest. >> my friend had a shoulder-neck

injury. then there was a kid, i do not know who he was, a kid that had a broken arm. injuries.had neck an >> just to recap, there were no fatalities. again, we have confirmed that delegates don dwyer was involved. the legislative aide says he is in stable condition at the hospital peer the conditions of the other victims and their names have not been released. we will bring you that as soon as we get it. >> tonight, national transportation safety board crews continue their investigation into the double fatal train derailment. they are conducting interviews as to why the train derailed early tuesday. they have gathered information from the event recorders aboard the train. the accident claimed the lives of a 19-year-old and rose mayer.

csx revealed it expects to resume train operations in the next few hours. officials will continue with road closures. community members gathered for a town hall meeting. county leaders, business owners and residents are ready for things to get back to normal on main street. they also want to prevent such a tragedy from happening again. >> we have been through hurricanes, floods, earthquakes. and now the rally. this is a tough group on mainstream, battle tested. and we will open up and be stronger than ever. >> ken oleman rallied community members. >> young girls like that killed in the prime of their life, it is horrible. >> the downtown revitalization

meeting was scheduled before the train derailment that made a mess of main street. business owners and neighbors came looking for answers about the status of the cleanup and to offer suggestions. >> if we can prevent people from getting on the right of way, i think that would be a benefit. >> mike smith has lived in the historic district for 17 years. he thinks the fence that sits along the train tracks should be ed.extend >> we can extend the length of the parking lot where there are bars located. we might prevent other children and people from gaining access to the tracks. it is an active train line. >> smith says he will continue to rally for changes at the tracks while business owners deal with parking issues and wait for main street to reopen. for most, that likely will not happen until the weekend. >> we rely heavily on foot traffic. you can only park on the outskirts.

it is going to be a lot slower. >> i had a bummed moment when i heard it might be another 48 hours, . i was hoursoh, no. like oh, no. >> you can find continuing coverage of the derailment disaster on our website. the latest information, including photographs from the scene, official statements, plus more on the lives of young women killed you can find on wbaltv.com. tonight, families of two essex teens began the difficult process of planning funerals. alex and ryan were killed in a car accident early this morning. . alex was driving north. the teenager was speeding and could not navigate a curve. both died at the scene. a third person passenger was taken to bayview. this comes day before the start

of classes. both were seniors at kenwood high school. >> we are a close-knit community. and we are giving it teachers that have taught these students of the support they need your hour counseling staff. and most of all, our prayers and our thoughts go out to the families of these two young men. >> according to the family, the viewing for ryan will be held on friday and he will be laid to rest on saturday. baltimore city police are looking for a suspect's as a bge worker. investigators say the imposter assault at an elderly man at his home in the 2000 block of east baltimore street. the suspect told the victim he needed to check the meter in the basement. once there, the suspect pulled a gun, a struggle took place in which the victim was hit in the head. the suspect fled on north washington street pier the suspect is described as an african-american male between 25-30, 5'9".

he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, tan pants, and a white bge hardhart. a woman is charged with manslaughter in the death of for 91-year-old mother. sharon left her mother on the toilet for two days in january. they discovered the elderly woman. investigators say that she told officers she knew her mother was in the back but did not ask for help. a woman died 10 days later. she is out of jail on $100,000 bonds. this together say that kenyan woman wanted for abusing an elderly man will return to baltimore sometime tomorrow. back in august, 2007, city police charged the caretaker with beating john tayler. before she was to stand trial, she fled to kenya. faces multiple counts of

assault, abuse and reckless endangerment. the former washington redskin can collect workmen's compensation for a career ending back injury he suffered warming up for a preseason game in 2005. the maryland court of appeals ruled that events was shown that he suffered an accidental injury and he should be compensated. the court rejected the idea that football injuries should not be considered accidental because of the rough nature of the sport. 46-year-old played 18 seasons in the nfl. he never played again after the 2005 injury. it's still only august, but the orioles are making plans for october. season ticket holders will get first dibs on postseason tickets. pete gilbert joins us. that's odd to say.

>> and you have to wonder, did we jinx ourselves? if we had that power, that would be impressive. after tonight, 38 games left. team has to make plans for the possibility of a postseason. and even having a conversation feels great after 15 years. ticket vouchers go out thursday morning. single tickets go on sale to the general public sometime in mid september. the orioles have already won more games than they did in all of 2010. they still have all long, long way to go. it would help them not to phase in texas. highlights of that coming up later. and planners of the republican national convention are keeping a very close eye on tropical storm isaac. in the next few days, thousands of people will converge on tampa, fla., for the republican

national convention, but isaac may arrive at about the same time, which could make things very interesting. >> we do have a plan in place if there is a major storm, a hurricane, a troubled the pressure. our plans and place and they will kicked in if they need to. >> in 2008, a hurricane force republicans to have an abbreviated convention. that storm hit new orleans as republicans met in st. paul, minnesota. it has been 90 years since our hurricane did direct hit on campus. barbara mikulski is the latest maryland power player to join the list of speakers at the democratic national convention. word from her office is that she will leave the program that highlights democratic women candidates for the senate in 2012. a record number of 12 are running in november. a baltimore native is the longest serving woman in the history of congress. martin o'malley is slated to speak at the convention in charlotte. sure a skin does not make you blush.

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>> city police need your help to find the man on your screen. the 80-year-old vanished one year ago today. it was last seen at his home in the 1800 block of woodburn avenue. . he weights 185 pounds. he is a diabetic and suffers from alzheimer's. >> the police l do not have theeads. no one =-- the police did not have any leads. we are hoping and praying that we come to some type of conclusion. we are very concerned. it has been a stressful year for the family, not knowing where he is. >> anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact 911. the nation's education secretary told a group of baltimore county schoolteachers they deserve better pay. secretary arne duncan spent the day with more than 800 teachers.

he says that school districts must become more creative in how the structure raises. duncan says they should consider shifting funds and federal and state education budgets to pick up the tab. >> i think one pool of money is title ii money. the same could be said at the state and local level. we need to have everything on the table. >> duncan says half of the nation's new teachers quit within five years. nearly 1000 baltimore city students will get new school uniforms this year thanks to john hopkins. university held its second annual adopt a school uniform drive today. in addition to their uniforms, the students received a treat. a gesture greatly appreciate it by the parents. >> we were able to invite 450 students pick up their uniforms. there was an ice cream social. >> a lot of people cannot afford to get uniforms.

this is a good thing that people decided to do. hopkins are doing a lot of the things for the city and the community. >> last year, they supplied uniforms to 120 students. they hope to give uniforms to 800 students this year. an interesting concept that is on a roll. a roll of toilet paper. brian and jordan are creators of toilet tissues with ads. jordan came up with the idea in 2010 after being bored sitting in the stall. the company supplies the toilet paper and advertisers pay for the privilege to be on a roll. >> an average advertisement is seen between 2- 5seconds. our advertisements are seen for 1-10 minutes.

>> tmi. the brothers say is that the special roll is septically safe. it is too soon to know how effective the ads are. on a completely different topic, if you are a fan of beach and bikinis, you might want to mark this event. this saturday, ocean city is hoping to enlist 1000 women to break the guinness world record for largest bikini parade. the current record stands at 1,086. women of all ages are asked how out. help proceeds will go to local charities. sorry, guys. don't even think about it. >> your11 insta-weather-plus

forecast. >> other than a few isolated showers off during the late afternoon, it has been a quiet weather night across the mid- atlantic. dry again. the showers that pushed up out of virginia into parts of montgomery and howard counties. try to get into parts of anne arundel but fell apart on their way into the central part of the state. the showers are tractors south- central pennsylvania did not last long either. mostly clear skies. partly cloudy down to the south and east. mostly clear to the north and west. that will be the trend overnight and into the morning. we are holding at 2.42 interest for the month. a couple of hundreds of an inch above normal. for the fifth consecutive day, our high temperatures cooler than normal. 85 and 65. 79 in the downtown baltimore.

getting a little bit cooler to the north. 60's across southern pennsylvania. on the eastern shore, we are holding at 72. 67 in ocean city. and 69 at salisbury. as we had to the overnight, it should continue to be mostly clear and a little bit cooler with lows ranging from the upper 50's to the upper 60's downtown. patchy fog will develop in some spots with some temperatures cooling overnight. high pressure will dominate for the next several days. should be able to keep the weather nice going through the rest of the work week. this frontal boundary will generate some clouds but high- pressure close enough to keep a good deal of sunshine in our forecast. that means temperatures at or below normal. 82 to 87. on the bay, waves less than one foot. 11:19, the only high tide at

fort mchenry tomorrow. eastern shore, a little bit warmer and a good deal of sunshine thursday and friday. at the coast, including the beaches, comfortable, low 80's. now we have two systems in the tropics. this is a tropical depression that might be named joyce. it is the strongest storm into the caribbean named isaac. this storm is heading into the northern caribbean. make it stronger. winds at 45 miles an hour. moving west. should pass well to the south of puerto rico as the tropical storm becomes a hurricane as it moves to the north and west. that is a symbol for a tropical storm. it is not expected to become a hurricane. maybe if it gets up into the gulf. it is likely to pass south of puerto rican and south of hispanola. sunny to partly cloudy on

thursday and friday. patchy fog over the weekend. highs in the mid 80's. our next chance for rain is not until next tuesday and that is only a 30% chance did >> after jay leno stick around for late night aroundjimmy fallon. >> hey, rod, and everyone. kristen bell is my guest tonight. see ya tonight on late night. >> one of these days -- the orioles gave up four home runs. no such problems tonight. he made a run. a rare night of struggles for the orioles coming up next in sports. >> it is america's favorite jackpot game. get ready, everyone. this is powerball. tonight we have a guaranteed

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>> now 11 sports. >> the texas rangers had the orioles their worst loss in team history. 30-3. the orioles are a much better team this year. if i were buck showalter, i would make sure in the future the orioles did not face the rangers on august 22. a can in the up c

fourth. andrian, making it 3-1 te xas. mitch moreland at the plate. grand slam. 8-1. hunter 8 runs allowed. at it again. his second of the inning. 2 run homer. 10-1. ugly. 9 run fourth. the fifth. down the line it goes. and fair. his third hit. he went 3-4, made it 10-3. 12-3, the final. the first road series lost since early july. the orioles go 3-3. not all bad news for the o's.

the 38-year-old, who revitalized his career and oakland this help., did oso with a 50-game suspension for drugs. pedro -- the sweet play. joe maauer at first. rockets shot the left center. out in a hurry. the athletics continue their surprise season and beat the twins 5-1. rays wildcard hopes. hosting kansas city. bottom seven. a soft liner to right. escobar the throw. sam has a keen eye for that. races home. beats the throw. the rays win by 5-3.

your wild card standings in the american league, the o's a half game back o the a's. detroi one back of the orioles. just glad that baltimore owns a spot in the conversation. the ravens take the field and the most important preseason game against jacksonville tomorrow. we see how versatile he has become. krueger was a pass rusher last season. he must do more. so far so good. a little pass coverage. ray lewis is impressed. >> he has a great opportunity to step up and increase his role. he's the next guy to come in and teach these young guys. >> you can see the dress

rehearsal for cincinnati on wbal. the season opener monday night against the bank of perry the pre-game show tomorrow at 7:00. post-game show as well. the game on 98 rock. we are your ravens broadcast team. one more check of the forecast.

>> have some bonus weather for august. >> real nice. highs in the low to mid 80's. colling into the 70's during the game. and i stay on friday. patchy fog on saturday and sunday, but a beautiful afternoon. our next threat of showers hold off until tuesday. seven days, temperatures right at or below the normal this time of year. a refreshing change. >> the 70's. >> don't go there. >> the tonight show with jay leno

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