first of two today in maryland. another victim was laid to rest at prince george's county. "the washington post" reports she was a security administrator for that navy yard system command. hundreds came to pay their respects at the first baptist church. she will be remembered for the love she showed in life. >> she was loyal. she was a friend. testament. she was a legacy of love. >> dozens gathered to remember the 53 old as an outdoor -- in an outdoor memorial where she grew up. she is survived by her parents and six siblings. honoring the life of jason snyder. he was a 13 year veteran at the baltimore police department. he was gunned down. alice have been searching for 16-year-old boy wanted for

shooting on a nearby street. snyder is survived by his wife and two children. a fund has been set up that will go directly to his famy. event runs from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. it includes a lunch and raffle. $15,000 worth of merchandise has been donated. admission is $10 per adult and five dollars for police, first responders, and teachers. we saw clouds most of the day. starting to push out. those clouds are quite stubborn. we are seeing a bit of clearing. right now, 61. 80% humidity there. overnight low tonight about 50 degrees. there are a few clouds. will track the clouds

over the weekend. talk about our next chance for showers coming up in the forecast. >> looking for a suspect who shot a man around 3:00 this morning. happened on columbus drive. the victim was shot a number of times during a robbery attempt. he was taken to the hospital where he was listed in critical, but stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call the baltimore city police. >> a man allegedly attacked in brooklyn park. ndel randel police -- aru man stabbed in the back. he has non-life-threatening wounds. >> at the baltimore book festival that is closing its pages tomorrow. details on the event straight ahead. but first, months after 19 firefighters were killed after

battling an arizona wildfire, every port explains what went wrong. they may never get the full

>> covering the nation now. house broke up in flames. the blaze started late friday firehouse in old city philadelphia. 40 firefighters and eight trucks responded and suffered substantial damage. luckily no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. i believe it originated in a medic unit. three months after 19 firefighters died in an arizona wildfire, they were not negligent or reckless. investigators confirm poor radio communication between firefighters and support staff during the yarnell blaze played a role. a blackout prevented anyone from

learning why they couldn't get to a relatively safe location. even after analysis, some questions remain unanswered. this report has done a good job of reconstructing events and developing conclusions and learning based on the information available to our team. >> during that 30 minute communication blackout, the flames were not survivable. >> covering the world -- dramatic new video out of kenya. it shows last saturday's attack. a loud bang is heard. the attack left 57 dead and at least 175 wounded. dozens are still missing in the rubble. the mall collapsed. aabab is taking

responsibility for the attack. >> coming up, plenty of outdoor event scheduled. will the weather cooperate? >> it absolutely will. we might have to dodge a few clouds. other than that, feeling great. we talked about the forecast and the next best terrain chance. we are looking live downtown. 67 downtown.

wbal-tv 11 news >> one murray day to enjoy the baltimore book festival. it is a great celebration to celebrate literary art. -- lots of things for kids to do. new comic book pavilion. it is a great place to bring the kids down. >> the federal -- the festival includes literary walking tours .nd author appearances there's monti of food and music. you can catch the fun from noon

until 7 p.m. for more information, go to our website, wbaltv.com. you enjoy that today. >> i did. it was gorgeous out there. wonderful selection of books. great music. it was very nice. >> good. imperfect weather, right? >> yes. we finally got a break to enjoy the festivities outside. cloudsellite shows this -- the clouds were stubborn and moved off to the east. we take a look further out. the next weather maker is coming just out to the west of us. we have that front that is producing showers. we might see some rain out of this monday. aside from that, we will be able to get away rain free. 72 at the bwi marshall airport.

looking at temperatures, 60 at the bwi right now. it before at hancock. -- 54 at hancock. showing that we will see morning clouds once again. that will be possible. a rain chance monday. next week, a warming trend and another rain chance. we will take a look at that in a moment. let's take you through the first few hours first. north east winds at about five miles per hour. there are a few clouds as well. high temperatures will be a tad warmer. very hit or miss. not a widespread event. the sunrise at 7:01. tomorrow, it will be pretty nice. 5 knots. to 6

let's talk football. up there anding will see temperatures in the 70's with mostly sunny skies. ok, i pressure is in place for us. still sing a north easterly wind. that -- -- we are still seeing a north easterly wind. at 7 a.m..day this could have some sprinkles in the ocean city area. this front comes over. it loses steam. it breaks up some. not a huge rain chance. we will have a series of front moving in. .his is next saturday

we can see the shower chance going into sunday as well. the seven-day forecast colin for high temperatures around 74. 76 on monday. >> thank you. "snl"han 15 minutes, luncheons -- launches its 39th season. it will feature a very familiar host. >> i'm hosting the season premiere of "saturday night live." >> it is the fourth time tina fey has hosted "snl." ok -- we could update seth is set to depart. you know that will be awesome. fey is there -- virtually guaranteed. it is a lot. >> football.

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>> now 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> great crowd for the orioles and the sox. anytime you can beat boston, -- finally figured it out. 5-4, boston. steve pearce. all the way to the corner. danny, look at the perfect slide. too good a slide. 6-5. jim johnson.

keep on walking, johnny. orioles win, 6-5. the wildcard living up to the name. cleveland has the top spot. texas and tampa tied for second. the might the tiebreak games monday and tuesday. confusing, but frankly, exciting. maybe heading into the game against kentucky. offense looking unstoppable. they have discovered a kryptonite. cap the get off. -- capping it off. 7-0. reynolds running the ops. andrew jackson. a presidential size hit. no pardon. the gamehad to leave with concussion like symptoms.

he did not return. between play -- a clean play. they did not score another point afterwards. western kentucky did. 11 yards and a touchdown. its first loss of the season. 19-7. rolling right along. at stony brook. buys and own the year. zero on the year. football in baltimore. first quarter. the one yard score. 7-0. morgan state in front. heather clark, four yards. that locks things up. seven apiece. clark, lefty.

over the middle. 33 yards. 27-21. .ohn hopkins grinding it out. touchdown. three yards. 13 for the blue jays. one yard run. 45-13. a victory for the blue jays. maryland enjoying a bye week. they roughed up west virginia. 37-0. west virginia beat oklahoma state. bell bidding -- trying to number eight, florida state. ingles, bit of a shocker. agles, bit of a

shocker. airs it out. look at that. 24-17. 48-44 final. nascar. kyle busch in front. on the concrete. take the lead and never gives it up. takes the checkered flag. wins four straight races. men's soccer team. nine and zero. congratulations

>> temperatures around 70's. partly cloudy's and sunny skies. >> looks good. see you back here tomorrow. "snl" is you're watching c-span. at 4:30, it's speech house, a slide show of congressional members on their summer vacation. but first we go to prince george community college in maryland, where president obama is speaking in support of the affordable care act. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you so much. as many of you know, next tuesday, the insurance exchange for the affordable care act will be open to the public. while this is exciting news for all americans, polls show that many are confused of the details of the law. some have criticized me for

failing to explain p better. so today i've asked regular americans to come out and tell you how the affordable care act will change your life for the better. regular people like jennifer ozborne, a sales clerk here in maryland. >> thank you, thank you mr. president. let me start by saying, i am psyched for obama care. >> there you go, i love that enthusiasm. >> now that i have free health care, i can get sick all the time. free medicine, ya. >> well, that's not really how it works. >> i've stopped washing my hands and i'm licking hella subway polls. thanks, president. >> case, well, one great thing about the affordable care act is that your children can stay on their insurance until they're 26. here with a father son success

story are larry and craig douse las. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! i am so relieved that my dumb, lazy, good for nothing son has full health coverage. we kept telling him, hey, idiot, have you to get a job to earn health care, but mr. obama here, he made sure that my son will never have to lift a finger to get insurance. >> well, i'm sure he wants to contribute skbl this is a true story, okay. the other day, he pinched a nerve so bad whacking it, he couldn't even close the laptop. we walked in from church and the porno was still playing full volume. he was lying on the floor. you're a loser, son. >> if i'm a loser, how come i have health care. >> can we please get -- >> chris christie in '16. >> okay. is there anyone here with something serious to say about the new health care system?

>> i'm senator ted cruz. and i do not like you in a box. i do not like you with a fox. >> all right, not more dr. seuss, come on, now. >> i speak for the trees. because the trees do not speak. but if they could speak, they would say shut down the federal government. horton may hear a who, but the only thing i'm hearing right now is socialism. >> people, it's not even in effect yet, there's no way you can already have so many complaints. >> yeah, i already have a complain the about obama care. my iphone 5s broke and i took it to the genius bar and they would not fix it. i mean, what is that. >> okay, all right. i believe you're confusing obama care with apple care. >> well, either way, happened on your watch. >> look, okay. bottom line, health care costs have spun out of control in this country, and no one knows that

better than our nation's overworked er doctors, like dr. melissa cronitz. >> i have no idea what this does, all i know obama care or no obama care, people need to stop putting stuff up their butts. i went to school for eight years, so don't you dare look me in the face and tell me you fell on a toy fire truck. >> doctor, come on. >> you want to save 5 billion a year in health care costs, stop putting stuff up your butt. >> okay. okay, thank you. certainly something to keep in mind. here's a young man from new mexico with a heartbreaking story about health care before the affordable care act. go on. justin, can you come