is cooperating with the investigation. among the players linked to that closed fennec -- alex rodriguez, ryan braun, and now fans are weighing in on the scandal. lowell melser joins us live from camden yards with that part of the story. fanonna, forgets being a of the orioles. just being a fan in general. when you hear stories like this one about biogenesis, it's very disturbing. we have heard that no orioles are linked with this case. however there was chatter about one oriole at the beginning of the season. it with the threat of suspensions looming because of the biogenesis scandal, some fans in baltimore are taking it hard. >> when you talk about large amounts of money like this, people are doing whatever they can to get paid the most, compete the best.

>> others are taking it in stride. affect myoing to fantasy teams. >> there's no doubt baseball like other professional sports has had its issues with performance enhancing drugs. now it looks like mlb may be putting its it down. >> if you look at the history of baseball, players are always looking for a competitive edge. >> he says through history these ball players have been doing whatever it takes to win. rest assured, there are still a lot of good role models out there. >> we see some players that have crossed the line with the drugs and stuff like that, but there are many players who do not. who are terrific role models. that's what we need to focus on. >> that's exactly how chris is hoping that his son will pick up the sport sunday. >> i think it is important that of of the cleanup the sport

baseball. i want my son to play baseball and have it be a clean sport. dannyoles infielder valencia's name surfaced in records at biogenesis. through a statement he strongly denied any relationship with the company. he said "i am shocked and trouble that my name is in any way and acted to this company. i have never met or spoken to anyone did with biogenesis." responsegave the same after last nights game in houston, saying he was standing by what he he said and forever wary. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. appointedobama has united nations ambassadors susan rice to lead his national security team. she is of course at the center of criticism over the

administration's handling of the benghazi terror attack last year. >> donna, the president caused susan rice a trusted advisor and praised her tenure at the united nations. >> extraordinarily proud to announce my new national security adviser -- susan rice.ion for after withdrawing from consideration for secretary of state, the president is naming her is national security adviser. >> she is a patriot who puts her country first. she is fearless. she is tough. put in place tough sanctions on iran and north korea. her withent credited integrating -- in vigor rating u.s. foreign-policy. >> we have challenges to confront. >> she came under fire after the benghazi attacks, initially

stating publicly it was a .pontaneous protest republicans are calling this a cover-up. >> judgment is keeping you look you look for. obviously susan rice estimates rated that she has very or judgment. is a weaky she addition to the national security team. >> i think he is sending a message to republicans. you do not like this, it tough. >> also, former white house aide samantha power will be rice's replacement at the u.n. in washington, wbal-tv 11 news. click samantha powers's nomination will require confirmation by the senate. third suspect in the murder of a one-year-old child

in baltimore city has been identified. police are on the lookout for this man. he is wanted for his role in the killing of 16-month-old -- the 16th-month-old in the shooting of his father who is currently listed in serious condition. on shooting happened memorial day weekend. police have arrested two other suspects. anyone with information that may help police is asked to call lockup.toppers at1-866-7- augustine's barker accused of trying to drown his son. but he was already serving for an alleged case of child abuse in prince george's county. he allegedly tried to drown his son in a bathtub. the boy's condition has not been released. charges ofacing

attempted murder and child abuse. >> flagrant sexual harassment of teenage and adult female employee is are the allegations against the owner of a maryland restaurant chain. the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission filed the suit against the owner of basta pasta italian restaurant. he madet alleges that comments about their bodies, asked for massages, and made sexually charged comments. these restaurants are located in lutherville and false then. and the city board approved a 45 thousand dollars to the family of a girl who says she was a lead at -- bullied at school. a history of had bullying. the girl had injuries so severe she had to have three surgeries.

the two parties reach a settlement of $45,000 for physical and emotional damages. the size of the settlement was determined by a couple of factors. >> this was in a supervised area, allegedly inadequately supervised, and the injuries were significant involving surgeries and broken bones. >> bullying cases usually do not garner a settlement like that. if the school system -- the school system is generally not liable for spontaneous oleate or a leading outside the school system. the latest in the national -- nationalty board transportation safety board investigation into the train derailment in roseville. >> david collins has the latest on these developments. >> ntsb crews have continued their examination of the site. they are interviewing witnesses

in roseville. they have yet to interview the truck driver. we retraced the route taken by truckust drive -- the driver. according to the train and event recorder, the locomotive started the first of three horn blast 17 seconds riordan to -- prior to impact. this is the same direction that the refuse truck was driving the day of the crash. you will note the rail crossing sign to the right. just before reaching the tracks, there is a slight incline. if he looked to his right, he could see the tracks through trees and vegetation. well before reaching the tracks he would've had a clear, did beer. investigators,sb the camera on the lead locomotive capture the truck approaching the crossing. three seconds before the crash,

the front of the truck reaches the track. the train struck the right axle of the truck. the driver got out of the hospital sunday. he has not responded to requests for an interview. he now has an attorney who declined to give his name or answer any questions. the sitewill remain on until friday. they have not determined a cause. the federal motor carrier administration is doing a top to his truckiew of driving operation, flat in the past for numerous safety violations. last survivorthe of the boston bombing gets her wish. >> she needs the woman that she says helped save her life. >> changes in the forecast

>> we are following breaking news in baltimore county. getting reports of the shooting. let's go live to captain roy taylor and sky team 11. roy, what's going on here you go -- what's going on here? >> this is the east side of baltimore county. a large contingency of law- enforcement on the scene. fire is here as well. we understand a victim has been shot multiple times in the chest. they have asked state police to

respond with their helicopter to carry the victim to shock trauma. here a dozen police units en route 40. reporting live from sky team 11, i'm captain roy taylor. a woman seriously injured in the boston marathon bombings is granted her wish. >> erica brannock was transported home 50 days after the attack. she said she wanted to meet the woman she said came to her aid after the blast. late this afternoon, she met with her hero, amanda north. cnn viewers helped locate the north carolina -- north california woman. we will have much more on this tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >> now your 11 insta weather plus were cast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> one of the things that made this weather pattern so with the

cool nighttime. summertime around here it is hard to get temperatures below 60 many nights. six degrees below the average at bwi marshall. we were a few degrees short of the normal high. 78fficially at the airport. triple digit heat in june of 1925. one hundred one degrees. 44 for the record low in 1997. parkton is on the edge of 77 degrees. gaither's work -- gaithersburg, 75. maybe little more human toward the shore of the day, but still a nice 79 degrees. we did see a few showers try to sneak into garrett county out west, but very little rain threat in our region for the evening. other than a few high, thin clouds, it will be very nice. 8:30. at

southeast breeze. the high pressure that brought us this gorgeous june weather is leaving. it is drifting out to sea. this front moving through chicago will be getting closer. all the moisture from the tulsa coast will be sneaking up the eastern seaboard. those two systems increase our rain chances, as ashley since the development in the elf is the first tropical storm of the season. gulf.e andrea in the it is a minimal tropical storm. this is the hurricane forecast track. takes it up to charlestown, eastern north carolina, maybe write off our coast friday and saturday, sneaking past us. a much weaker system on the coast, but a lot of tropical moisture. then we have a chance of showers off to the west. then we see that surge of tropical weather and andrea coming out of the carolinas. a

good soaking of rain possible friday into saturday. maybe thunderstorms, too. right now, it looks like sunday will be the best day of the weekend for outdoor activities. tomorrow, a much different looking day. cloudy skies. more humid. a chance of an afternoon shower. out on the bay, the wind gusting up to 20 knots. on thethree foot chop open waters. the national weather service has issued a small craft advisory. western maryland, temperatures go way up. some of that rain could eat heavy as tropical storm andrea moves on through. heavy as tropical storm andrea moves on through. ocean city, just a slight chance of a shower tomorrow evening. then storms become more likely with andrea coming up out of the gulf coast on friday and saturday. chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. would chance writing and that her day.

partly cloudy. scattered storms monday and tuesday next week. >> this is 11 sports. whiteh you from the house this evening where earlier this afternoon the ravens head -- johnn harbaugh harbaugh, general manager ozzie newsome, and the ravens took part in the ceremony with president obama who welcome them to the white house. today's celebration is not seismic in historical portions, but it is a day that the ravens players and coaches will remember for the rest of their lives. to kobe jones, joe flacco, ray rice, all making the walk from the portico. president obama had downright playful banter with the ravens players. it was like he was a ravens fan watching them all season long, though he did admit the bears are still his favorite team. joe flacco said that the

president made it very clear -- go flacco is a huge hit in his white house. >> joe was named the game's in vp -- mvp. good timing with that contract, joe. [laughter] some good timing. it isn't every day the president prefers to you by your first name. it is every day in sports that we go by first names. for that we go back to the studio and the. >> ozzie new -- ozzie newsome seemed to thoroughly enjoy the trip to the white house. the ravens announced the signing of linebacker darrell smith. record forfranchise tackles during his 10 years with

the jaguars. he was out last year with a groin injury. he says the one-year deal comes with the expectation that he will have to find a new number. adam jones shared on twitter that the orioles are working on a similar trip to the white house. .eep shot to center the hottest part in baseball. .hris tillman did not need much down a little bit from danny valencia. just enough. the birds with 18 games over five. they stay with us. one more check of the forecast with tom coming up.

>> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news tonight. he is the most wanted man in the county, so why did he post a comment on his own facebook age? plus, a break goes awry as anne arundel police say a man used a handgun that he thought was a

[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> all right, showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. tropical storm andrea has formed in the gulf areas that moisture will be coming up the eastern seaboard with andrea. could be some heavy downpours. >> oh, andrea. thanks for joining us. >> in bc nightly news with brian

williams is next area we will see you at 11:00.

on our broadcast tonight, without warning. a building collapse levels a huge area in the heart of philadelphia and triggers an urgent search for those trapped. we'll have a live report from there tonight. man under fire. our nbc news exclusive interview with the attorney general, eric holder, who breaks his silence and answers questions like, "did the fe go too far"? and will he step down. the drone war. an nbc news investigation. tonight what richard engel has uncovered about how many people are dying and who they are. and what did she say? how the first lady handled a heckler and how she gave as good

as she good. "nightly news" begins now. good evening. it happened in an instant. it shook the ground around it. suddenly a huge area was levelled in center city, philadelphia. a building collapse that looked more like ana-i explosion. the first of the first responders arrived within two minutes. that's when the search got under way as rescuers followed voices beneath tons of building materials. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's kristen dahlgren at the scene. >> reporter: witnesses describe a huge rumble and crash. [ sirensv ] and then the sounds of cries and moans from beneath the bricks and concrete. one man in his truck was stopped at a red light nearby. >> all of the sudden you heard the bricks started falling at first. smoke and dust. next