responsible for damaging winds in frederick. nancy: inside the beltway it was a downpour but it did come down fast. jonathan: today could be similar but it depends where you are and where the storms pop up. alison: for that we go to chief meteorologist doug hill with more. hi, doug. doug: the forecast has been simple. pop-up storms, humidity. the biggest problem is finding out where they will pop. today is north of baltimore. flood warning and severe warnings for the eastern suburb of baltimore city, to the county and western shore of chesapeake bay. notices from the f.a.a. indicate significant delays in departures from reagan national and arrivals and departures from the metro new york city area. they are getting hit with a lot of storms. let's zoom in baltimore. active storms drifting north east at 5 miles per hour. farther south we have action, not much

we have a window of an hour or two where we could see it pop up low callly but nothing yet. temperatures right now are mostly in the 80's to 90 in the area. 90 in washington and leesburg. 91 in warrenton but it feels warmer because of the moisture levels. the future cast indicates possibility of more storms popping. things will settle down tonight. tomorrow we'll replay the whole situation and again on friday. the weekend, ahh, the weekend forecast is worth waiting for. alison: looking forward to that. thank you. we want to show you this. this is skytrak7 flying over annapolis right now. it still looks nice there. a reminder you can get instant weather alerts sent straight to your phone as things change. just go to wjla.com/text. moving on to other news now. on the same day the white house ruled out a skills-based immigration plan, two montgomery county brothers are set to be reported. they were respected in their local soccer club.

last-ditch effort to reverse this decision. kevin? kevin: casa hosted a press conference today denouncing federal authorities for deporting the two brothers. a 19-year-old and a 22-year-old who were both in the u.s. illegally. however, casa claims neither man had a criminal record. lesandro was about to attend college in north carolina on a soccer scholarship. his older brother di ego worked in an auto shop. but as i.c.e. explains it in 2009 customs caught them using fake passports and visas at j.f.k. airport. they purchased a return flight to native el salvador to apply for a vis a or green card but it never happened. hence, i.c.e. taking action this week. here n

brothers' soccer coach. >> they were trying to get dreams that they had in mind. a future that could help my parents. to live a better life. >> if this is a win for the current administration, if this is something that they deem positive to deport college bound young men, then as a community we need to stand up and make sure this doesn't happen anymore. kevin: despite the disappointment, a large percentage of people are siding with i.c.e., at least online. a man saying as i quote, "if you come here legally you won't get deported. it's that simple." live in langely park, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news.

to curb legal immigration. it works on a merit system based on skill. emily rau explains. emily: president trump calling the new bill drastically cuts legal immigration part of the campaign promise to protect u.s. workers. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. emily: republican senators cotton and purdue joining the president wednesday saying the u.s. brings in more than a million legal immigrants each year. a number they argue is much too high. >> over 50% of the howlsholds of the -- households of the legal immigrants participate in the social welfare system. one out of 15 immigrants come in with skills employable. emily: the bill would cut the number of legal immigrants

the senators first introduced it in february. it didn't get much traction then and already fellow republicans are speaking out against it now. graham saying if it were to become law it would be devastating to the workforce. supports say it would help low-skill americans compete but opponents say it's going to hurt the u.s. economy. in northwest, emily rau, abc7 news. nancy: white house officials say president trump signed a bill imposing new sanctions on russia. russia responded to sanctions over the weekend slashing the u.s. diplomats allowed in the country. jonathan: the boy scouts organization denying a claim by president trump that the head of the youth organization called trump

he gave at their jamboree. he said he was told it was the greatest speech ever made to them. the scout's response was quick. we are unaware of any such call. alison: former f.b.i. director james comey inked a book deal. flat iron books says it will be a tell all. as much as comey can reveal. not just the allegations of ties between russia and trump and the campaign but also hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. we to wait until next spring for the book. in the middest a desperate search for two people after this. an explosion at a school in minneapolis. an entire wing of that school was just blown apart. lindsey mastis has the latest. lindsey: we just got an update moments ago. unfortunately there is one

that rubble right now. the rescue crews are searching if rubble, also dealing with a fire. five people were taken to the hospital with injuries. the cats of the fire is still under investigation. they say at this point it appears that the explosion was caused by a ruptured gas line. contractors were working there at the time and it may be members of their crew that is missing. the school is reporting all the students and the employees are accounted for. many of the students and the employees were at minnehaha academy because of summer sports activity. as soon as we get update on one person missing we'll give you an update on air and online. nancy: thank you. stay with abc7 for updates on the story. if you have to stem away. head to wjla.com for updates there and subscribe t

good news for the capital. the crime rate this year is way down compared to 2016. some of the biggest drops are in the troubling arenas. >> we are in a high crime corner. you never drove down the street when you didn't see a police cruiser on hand to keep a lid on the crime. but there are no crews in sight. the folks around here say it's no longer necessary. >> there is still crime in d.c. but crime is nowhere near as high as this time last year. >> the crime is so far down in d.c. because of the opportunity presence. >> a look at the crime rate from january 1

31. the homicide dipped 8%. robbery plummeted. sex abuse fell 7%. the long time residents say it's a likely contributing factor. >> good policeman. they are visible. so people think it looks safe. >> just because we don't have a police cruiser here 24/7 doesn't mean it's not a strong presence. we saw that vehicle pull up. the people living here welcome the scrutiny. reporting live. jonathan: "7 on your side" is fighting back against crime to inform you what is happening in

jonathan: did you see this today? amazon going on one of the biggest hiring streak of the year and it starts now. amy aubert takes us inside a massive job fair in baltimore. amy: some of the applicants got in line before the doors opened. it's been like this throughout the day. in maryland they are looking to fill 200 positions. it will include 50 few roles. >> the truth be told i hope everybody gets the job. it's hot, hard on the feet. determination made us

wasn't able to make it to the event today to apply online. alison: developing in pennsylvania an entire town evacuated after this. a fierily train derailment. csx freighter. several cars jumped the tracks and one slammed in a garage. everyone in a mile of the accident forced out for their own safety. csx spokesman said two of the cars were carrying chemicals that leaked and that caught fire. no reports of injuries sor fa. as soon as we get more information we'll let you know. just in, a ground stop at national airport because of the weather moving in. much more ahead on the storms with doug after the break. jonathan: also win pointing the exact california of the power outage in the out -- exact cause of the power outages in the outer banks. nancy: plus, look at this. >> oh my god!

door. not thieves after the car. a bear! >> the solar glasses can only mean one thing. we are talking the eclipse. the latest on that and what we learned a it it the national air and space museum coming up. still ahead on abc7 news. scott: i'm scott abraham at the citi open in northwest d.c. we will give the fans a free lesson in

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jonathan: the citi open is underway. alison: maybe you are a newbie to the sport. there are certain rules to follow when watching a match. nancy: scott abraham has a tennis etiquette lesson. do tell! scott: all right. i tell you this is another great day here at the citi open. day three of the tournament. this is a different fan experience to other sporting events. the fans have to be on their best behavior. embracing the tennis experience. >> we're going to warm up. scott: the neck muscles getting a workout as the fans try to be on the best behavior in the match. a tennis match is different that a

fans are not allowed to move around because it's distracted to the players. >> not every situation is time to celebrate. >> the players aappreciatated the cooperation -- appreciate the cooperation. >> it's a little different but i think it's trying to get the crowd engaged. >> you could get out of hand. >> we're not going to get out of hand. >> i spoke to a line judge who said he has learned to have thick skin and bite his tongue. back to you.

etiquette. what do you wear to the tennis match? shorts and a collared shirt or what is the deal? scott: it's free rein. it's not like golf where you have to wear a collared shirt. there are people with the tank top and shoes and the sandals. this is fair game for the clothing. clothes are a good thing to have on. >> watch this. >> oh, my god! >> that is bad for the car. jonathan: the best piece of video you will see all day. the bear, as you can see opens the car door. >> as soon as he got this he will tear the bears how to get in and get the food. this is priceless. the bear was only inside the car for a few minutes and ran away. i

alison: don't you wonder how he knew how to do it? nancy: it's a man in a bear suit. call it what it is. jonathan: the next step he learns how to drive. first you get the car open and then you learn to drive. alison: incredible. on the outer banks the power is still out and it could be turned on in three to five days. we are also finding out the cause of the outage. so workers set aside equipment they weren't using and it severed the cable to cuttings off the electricity. watch this. two men came to the eagle's aid. they inched toward it in a boat trying to the no scare it off. once they got close enough they created a raft from a life preserver and flywood. the eagle hopped on and brought on the boat and regained the

>> giving up swimming. >> heads up. an asteroid. it's heading earth's way. but it is not expected to make the impact. >> the asteroid is not expected to get closer to 4200 of earth's surface. >> blow it apart. >> steven tyler in the background. jonathan: 19 days speaking of things going on in space until the eclipse. alison: and we are on your side with the best ways to view it. >> we checked in today and we

people can expect. a lucky narrow band of the country gets a total eclipse. look at this video. this will show you how much of the sun is blocked by the moon. this is what it look like around the d.m.v. the skies won't really turn that dark. if you don't have the solar glasses project the image of the sun to see the shape changing. we see this every day but not like this. the sun is still bright and powerful. >> walking around you mate not notice a lot of difference. if there is a bright sky today you

as if there is a cloud over the sun but there isn't. >> if you can get in the path of totality you are in for a treat. i will show you how quickly i made my projection at 5:00 and talk about the places to pick up glasses like this. >> i have one of my personal fans that is making plans to spend a whole week under the center line of totality. it should be fun to see. we hope it will be a bright and sunny day for the maximum visibility. at the moment we have cloud but there is no rain in the

area. it feels like 95 in washington. 85 in hagerstown. it's 94 in annapolis. there are severe thunderstorm warnings along the western shore of the by a. the farther north you go the more numerous and the heavier storms will get. that is causing delays for the air traffic. head to reagan national and b.w.i. if you get to the new jersey and the new york city airports they have three and a half hours before you can land or take off. so it's a real mess. with the slow movement we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for the western shore

the future cast shows most of this moving out. i don't think we will see anything in metro. maybe isolated storm. muggy tomorrow. it's going to be in the lower 90's. it's delightful over the weekend. perfect weather at r.f.k. for the 7:00 p.m. game against los angeles. live on newschannel8. citi open wraps up with perfect weather. showers and storms for monday and tuesday. and they can chet out several days in the low 80's. gorgeous weather before the heat will return. nancy? nancy: thank you. we want to wish you belated birthday. next at 4:00, check your smart phone. the alarming recall. affecting thousands of the phone cases. the reason they are being pulled off the store shelves. jonathan: l

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that jonathan has. it's filled with liquid glitter. jonathan: c'mon! >> it cracks and the user becomes exposed to the sparkly substance and some consumers say i left them with chemical burns. it's a liquid glitter case sold online and major retailers across the country, amazon, nordstrom rack and victoria secret. after reports of burns the company with the consumer product safety commission issued a recall. >> 24 different models, all cases where the iphone 6, 6s and 7 are recalled. >> one person reported permanent scarring. another reported burns and swelling to her face, leg, and other body parts. >> 24 people worldwide. 19 in the

irritation and burns. other turning to social media about other brands. a woman posting a rash she said came from the case. another a burn. the mixed bin cases retail from $15 to $65 sold in the u.s., canada and mexico. it was made in china. if you one stop using it immediately and return it to the place you bought it for a full refund. go to wjla.com and click on "7 on your side" for a link to the recalled cases and the model number. jonathan: coming up next at 4:00, details in the alabama jailbreak. the final prisoner was found overnight. now the sheriff who helped catch him is bragging. you won't believe how. alison: then new at 5:00, amazon wasn't the only job fair drawing a crowd in the area today. find out why d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton thinks the crowd were smaller at her

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. doug: back taking a look at the showers and the thunderstorms on this day popped up well north of the metro area. northeast from baltimore to new england. because of that, cig can't

that is the location stretching from reagan national airport through b.w.i. 60 to 75-minute delays on ground stops. then farther north, to the metro area in new york city, some reports of three-hour delays getting in and getting out of the airports. so that is the way it will continue. satellite shows a couple of showers way southwest. another out west of the blue ridge. we will watch that. certainly there is a chance for isolated storm. i don't think there is much of a chance in the majority of the viewing area tonight. instead, clear to partly cloudy and muggy. 65 to 72. looking ahead for the next few days, lower 90's. showers and thunderstorms on thursday and friday. we clear out saturday. it will be terrific around here as we look ahead to the d.c. united taking on toronto. saturday night the weather at the stadium at r.f.k. will be just about perfect. we'll talk about the weekend, steve rudin will, in 10 or 15

jonathan: in fauquier county, they are arresting a man who they say killed a c.v.s. manager. >> we are following the developments. reporter: there is a lot of mixed emotions about the case. rex olsen well-known fixture in warrenton, worked as a manager at c.v.s. since 2008. he was found shot to death. now we are getting word of an arrest. at 4:20 this morning they took 76-year-old bernard duse into custody. the police are not revealing what led them to duse or a motive in the case. olsen known as a friendly guy, always with a smile. family members asked for privacy. but the neighbors across the street say this was a real loss. >> i was shocked. i don't know what happened. i just heard he was found dead by the dumpster. that was crazy right there. >> duse is in jail.

first court appearance as early as tomorrow. people certainly shocked by what has happened. they are relieved as well. coming up, what people are saying about the outcome. in warrenton, richard reeve; abc7 news. nancy: look at the video. amazing. showing rescue workers pulling a man from a 20-foot hole. a construction worker fell down a manhole. the man survived the fall. he was rushed to the hospital and treated for what is described as serious injuries. jonathan: "7 on your side" health alert. improperly stored opioid. there is a study that suggest many surgery patients that end up with prescribed drugs do not store or dispose of the medicine properly and that increases the chances it could end up in the wrong hands. it also raises questions about overprescribing. there are disposal sites all

the study was just published in the j.a.m.a. surgery today. nancy: older people die on the job at a higher rate than other workers overall. what makes this alarming is more people in particular baby boomers are working longer according to an a.p. analysis of federal stats. in 2015, 35% of the deadly workplace accidents involved someone 55 and older. changes in vision, hearing, cared with reduced response time put them at risk. >> a disturbing story out of kentucky. someone visiting a cemetery saw a grave was dug up and exposed coffin. one of the people the police say did it was a grandson of the woman buried there. our sister station talked to the family. >> they are behind bars after the martin county deputies worked to get to the bottom of a mystery causing a family pain they never thought they'd

>> it's been two days answer two nights and no sleep. just worrying and been aggravated. trying to get to the bottom of it. >> they discovered the grave was dug up after 15 years. >> why did they think she had anything with her? i don't know. >> he says lying with his grandmother is a pers lin doll and a -- porcelain doll and a few pictures. it was drug up until the casket was exposed from the ground. >> disturbing that someone would be so disrespectful. >> they found out one of the suspects was a grandson of the deceased woman. that was the most difficult news to hear. >> when we found out who it was, it become, you know, it was hurtful to them. >> after the days filled with questions they are glad to have some answers. the family says they hope justice is served. >> i hope they get the lord in their life. they need

>> that is above, that is the first thing i wish for them. i do. >> they are thankful to the sheriff department and the martin county community for the support. there is such a difficult time. jonathan: breaking news to tell you about. live pictures from skytrak7. we are not sure which of the two boats, maybe the one on the left since it seems to be lifting. coast guard is responding for calls for help to get people off the boat. this is in the baltimore area near st. leonard, maryland, chesapeake bay. they got a call that a boat is taking on water. nancy: you can see both coast guard stations are out there. as well as the coast guard station oxford responding to this. because of this boat taking on water. you can see from the camera angle here. it looks like it is still clear day out there. choppy on the water. we have more on this. jonathan: it's not too far from the shore. everybody looks like they h

a life vest on. that is good. we'll let you know what happens. ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00". the final peanut better escapee from alabama captured in florida. >> i can tell you this, he is not getting peanut butter. jonathan: did the sheriff who helped catch him doom his jail to the same fate? he will be serving humble pie if he is wrong. nancy: plus why the owner of a cow that bears a strong resemblance to kiss' gene simmons says the calf acts like a rock star as well. jonathan: there's that. nancy: there's that. adrianna hopkins has a look at what ahead on g.m.w. tomorrow. >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- from school supplies, fax and footware, how to get the best deal and save cash. >> plus weight gain, short temper and acne. why it could be the sign of a medical condition you have and don't know about. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow at 4:2 on "good morning washington."

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nancy: this is the most famous cow in the world. jonathan: this cow looks like gene simmons. that is gene simmons on the right. on the left is the calf. take a closer look it's like a kiss rochester. the calf's owner says she has the

looks as well. >> she is spunky. a lot of energy. she pitches and runs and annoys the adults. jonathan: she is really cute. gene simmons not so much. genie is the name of the calf. never let her know. gene blows fire out of his mouth. i'm not thinking that the cow has it in her. alison: she has -- nancy: she has stuck her tongue out. this is the most i have talked about a cow's tongue. >> we'll move on. this time the american military testing missile and the message it's sending to north korea. we have that coming up. >> the first time we take you inside a local land mark repurposes into one of a kind

jonathan: another missile test to tell you about. the intercontinental ballistic missile. it's ours. the minute man three launched to a target in the pacific. the unarmed missile was a test coming days after north korea sent one of theirs

of japan. the military says it shows u.s. is ready to fight any nuclear threat. nancy: last night the 12th and the final peanut butter prison escapee from alabama was captured in south florida. kilpatrick among the group that used peanut butter to confuse an officer at the prison on sunday. the florida officers say they will not fall for the trick. >> i don't like to brag. we never had an escape from the martin county jail. and i can tell you this. he is not getting peanut butter. >> what is he going to eat with the jelly, though? no p.b. for the three people who helped kilpatrick once he was out. they were also arrested. a "7 on your side" consumer alert now. nearly 180,000 jobs added last month according to payroll processor. but it only covers private sector. manufacturers actually cut jobs. overall,

job market remains healthy and the federal jobs report is due out on friday. we will have it for you on abc7. the political fight over privatizing air traffic control brought in a celebrity pilot. sully. the man who guided the u.s. airways plane to hudson river in 2009. he calls the proposed legislation to outsource air traffic control an attempt to boost bottom line for air lines coming at the expense of the public. >> cold field house where memories and heartbreak were made and it's home to two ncaa final fours and the texas western upset over kentucky forever changing college basketball. but now this is what it looks like. state-of-the-art, indoor football facility and it's beautiful.

>> this looks nothing like the old. the sloping sea of red seats to the basketball court is gone. giving way to towering walls and a full-size football field. >> day for the program and the university. >> the formal dedication of the new, the football coach couldn't wipe the smile off his face. he says it means the terps will be able to compete with the big-time football skills in the big ten. in a facility bigger and newer than anything at ohio state and michigan. >> this is a game changer. game changer for us. >> this is a place where generations of students gather to cheer as one. since the basketball's team move to the xfinity center in 2002 it's been mostly

m.d.'s president's saying concussion research is a focus. >> it's integrated with neuroscience. research on the brain. recovery and larger human health. there is weight room to be built. outdoor field and the sports medicine center. all of that to be completed by early 2019. brad bell, abc7 news. larry: i'm larry smith at the "live desk." coming up how you can make a lighthouse in the middle of chesapeake bay your own. plus what is bringing this sweet sound of music to the university of maryland campus today. and nasa looking for one person to protect the planet. what it takes to do the job when i join you at 5:00. see you in a few. jonathan: see

the dow closed above 22,000 points for the first time. check this out. the credit for number given to a jump in apple stock. if you have a 401k this is a good day to check it. nancy: prince philip is officially refiring from the public -- retiring from public appearance. he has already done 50 plus public appearances this alone. he has been in and out of the hospital over the past few months. a new report shows queen elizabeth drinks four koch tames a -- cocktails a day. the rest of spread out throughout the day and finishing with a glass of champagne around dinner time. at 91 years old that must be a secret to a happy, healthy long life. jonath

get back to breaking news keeping an eye on. this is sky track over the scene. the smaller boat approaching boat taking on water that put out a call for help. the boat was in trouble. they had a life vest on earlier. they are perhaps taking the guys off. you can see the water now. it is nilling up with water. not far from shore. the water is chilly. they will get everybody to safety. maybe they will drag it closer to shore. if it does go down at least it won't in deep water. nancy: fortunate there are good weather conditions for the rescue as well. jonathan: steve rudin saw to that. steve: not so lucky to baltimore and philadelphia and new york. if you know anyone taking the train or airplane over the next four or five hours -- jonathan: thunderstorms. steve: significant delays.

not good. the temperatures are on the toasty side at 90 degrees. feels like make it feel hotter than that. in the middle 90's. if you have anywhere to go, dress comfortably. have a cool drink with you. stay out of the heat. the stormwatch7's satellite and radar. there are no problems to the immediate metro. but north and east of us is where the strongest storms are located. the temperatures are in the 80's. warm and muggy moving through the overnight. early tomorrow morning if you're an early riser, temperatures in the upper 60's to the low er70's. the future cast, it stays dry. thunderstorms are likely again. it shouldn't last long. 20 minutes to half an hour or

cell, it won't ruin your entire day. the daytime highs are in the lower 90's. feels like temperatures are hotter than that. talk about the weekend. the city open tournament continues around 85 degrees. the lower humidity on saturday. 84 on sunday. beautiful day to go to the beaches for the day on sunday. i should say. temperatures will be in the upper 70's. we may see a stray storm or two in the weekend but it shouldn't amount to a lot. ten-day outlook. once we get through 90's. thursday and friday to the middle 80's this weekend. lower 80's for most of next week. for the following weekend, we are going to start another warming trend. nancy? nancy: sounds good. reminder as we get closer to back to school time. newschannel8 and abc7 are happy to join forces with the united way and d.c. united to stuff the bus. august 10, you can bring backpack and school supplies to the safeway on 14th street southeast. then united way will donate school

kids. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- headlights randomly turning off. but no recall? instead a service bulletin sent to a dealer. the difference between that and a recall can cost you hundreds.

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jonathan: a dangerous defect. headlights switching off randomly while driving. john matarese looks into why there is no recall so you don't waste your money. jonathan: if your car has a dangerous issue you assume they will issue a recall. right? not necessarily as one woman learned. tammy shows me the wiring harness in her kia she thought was haunted. multiple times she has been driving at night when she headlights flickered and failed completely? we were getting ready to go on the highway. the lights blinked three times and went out totally. >> she is now afraid to drive after dark. >> you take a chance, i try saturday night to a wedding and the headlights went out on me again. >> she went to her kia dealer but learned the 2014 was over the mileage limit and the warranty would not cover a repair. >> they said it was $400 for a repair kit that repaired the wiring and the lightbulb and it would be at my cost since i was out of warranty. john: we che

service bulletin for this very issue but it turns out there is a big difference between a t.s.b. and a recall. t.s.b. identify the common failures and show dealers how to fix them. but the repair job is typically not free. recalls are for safety defects. they require free repairs for ten years. tammy thinks this should be a recall. >> this is a safety issue. i don't want someone else -- you can have a wreck with this. anything. i don't want someone else to have to go through this or be killed in an accident. >> if your problem is common and there is a t.s.b. out, call the manufacturer to ask if they will do a good faith repair. so you don't waste your money. >> it knocked me off my feet. larry: what caused a massive explosion at a school as the search for the missing tonights. and uprooted.

maryland star athlete and his brother with criminal-free background reported. then it's a solar event everyone is talking about. your must-have to see the solar eclipse. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. >> 24 hours after a nasty storm swept through frederick, the doppler is looking quiet in the area. doug hill in the weather center with a look at the chance of more storms tonight. doug? doug: not so much in the metro washington area. i looks like all the action continues north and east of baltimore up through philadelphia and new england. the result has been quite a disruption to air travel at the east coast. ground stop in effect at reagan national airport. and b.w.i. reported they can't take more traffic. no more diversionary flights. this is a mess because of the storms. let's talk about improving weather for us to keep in

isolated storm chance for the next few hours. generally partly sunny and muggy for the next few hours. there are a lot of severe thunderstorm action and the flooding concerns heading north and east of baltimore. that is the core of the storms. south and west there are isolated showers but by and large the metro is fine for the evening and overnight as well with mostly clear and muggy conditions. 65 to 72 by the morning. so the die will start like tomorrow. temperatures rapidly rise from 80 to the 90's. thunderstorm chance for tomorrow, the weekend, hang on. a big change for the better in the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. larry? larry: okay. doug, hanks. new information tonight about the tornado that touched down on kent island last week. queen anne's county says 155 buildings were damaged by the ef-2 twister. 11 were destroyed. fortunately there was just one minor injury. they were living the american dream. a brother working full-time to pay for the portion of his