looking outside, and i saw the trees across the street lay down. >> a trail of destruction, hundreds of trees on homes and cars as the storm tears through maryland. >> tonight, complete coverage of the damage, the cleanup and the rush to get powerball on. >> i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter. tonight, the evidence of a storm that unleased its wrath on maryland. the pictures are incredible. trees with power lines and while the winds knocked trees across roadways and on to cars. bernadette woods will explain how the storm hit. but adam may shows us the damage. >> reporter: the power cruiser hard at work tonight. damage in two counties. it's hard to see underhere, but her car is the least of her worries. 24 hours after severe weather, she's waiting on insurance to look at the hole in her roof.

>> that's your kids' bedroom up there. >> yes, that we almost finished remodeling. >> you must have been glad they weren't in it. >> they was downstairs. >> reporter: similar damage at home after home as we surveyed the damage from carol county. >> this is most the most damage i've seen in my lifetime. >> reporter: they almost proved deadly for a family in eldersburg. sparks flew when the tree hit the power line. they backed up, and that's when this tree fell. >> there's two children in the back of it. one in a wheelchair. >> reporter: mike snapped this picture. >> eventually the whole neighborhood comes over and they were cutting up the tree. >> reporter: bge crews have their hands full. >> it's going to take it one section at a time. >> reporter: with so much to

fix, it could be days. now, so far, bge has restored power to 40,000 customers, but the good news is, we are here along franklin boulevard. power restored here. adam may, 13 news at 11:00. back to you on television hill. >> okay, adam, thank you very much. bernadette woods now. >> we're going take you -- back to last night. it's the first warning doppler radar as of last night. in corn carroll county, cecil counties. zoom in this and highlight the specific storm that did this damage. all the purple, the hail.

and the damage they're trying to stop any additional violence. we have reactions from the

mayor, police commissioner and residents. on foot, in patrol cars and in the air. baltimore police swarmed in east side neighborhood. the scene of multiple shootings, two of them fatal, over the weekend. at the 2600 block of ashland avenue. >> you see in the product of an environment that needs change bad. >> reporter: city police say 18 people were shot, two of them fatally. 12 shot on sunday at a backyard cookout. drugs and turf washes are the reasons. >> i heard the bullets. they shot into the crowd. people were running and yelling. >> reporter: among the injured, a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant women. >> it's people's responsibility to speak up. think about the pregnant woman, a baby, other people. it's their responsibility. people who knew what happened. >> reporter: two hours later, two young men were fatally shot

in the 200 block of conkley street. it may have been retaliation for the abduction of these two young men last year. >> we can put this cat out of business, and he should be out of business. >> reporter: the increased police presence in east baltimore may go a long way to making people safe. but the reality of why the cops are here is sad. >> it feels like a war zone. it's sad that we as a people need the police to protect us from ourselves. >> reporter: among the victim, 25-year-old steven blackwell. blackwell himself has alst also been charged with attempted murder at least twice. all of the victims are at the hospital and they are expected to survive. back to you. >> thank you very much, kai. a man walked into university hospital with a

gunshot wound. the exact circumstances, not yet known. three people dead after an didn't in baltimore county. the car full of people collided with a street sweeper. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: it was meant to be an early morning commute. >> they were just trying to get to where they were supposed to go. >> reporter: they are the three people killed in a monday morning crash. >> it's a horrible way to go. >> reporter: the victims were all in a small car together, when the driver tried to turn left on to honeygo boulevard off of white marsh boulevard. >> they drove into the path of a sweeper that hit it in a t- bone fashion. >> one car was clearly involved in fire, and the sweeper was half involved in fire. >> reporter: public works authorities say the street sweeper was not part of the

city fleet. crews at the maryland department of environment were on the scene. some oil spilled on to the road. for now, police do not know who was at fault or what happened. as for the three who died here, it's been difficult to pinpoint who they are or where they're from. >> we think that this may have had a temporary tag on it. so detectives and investigators are looking at the vin number. >> reporter: detectives are waiting for autopsy reports from the medical examiner's office. it could take weeks. weijia jiang, 13 news at 11:00.

i don't know what happened. i just had the older woman standing here and she noticed two men trying to get into a

house at that number. they had to barge in and they broke the screen door and they got in. i noticed two institute suitcases. >> the caller who contacted police is a woman who works in henry louis gates neighborhood. she has been identified. today, a lawyer for her says her client is a concerned citizen. not a racist. they are getting together a panel. as for the beer at the white house that president obama invited gates and crow lee to, a date has not been announced. home sale are up for the largest time in nine years. this is the third straight month they have increased. well, no more free parking at bwi airport. the first 30 minutes, which used to be free, will now cost

$2. a spokesperson says they changed the policy because of the continuing tough economic times, however, the cell phone lot is still free. >> i did a lot of that free parking this summer. >> no more. >> roland is coming to visit. michael vick reinstated to the nfl, but there are some terms which he must abide by. train derailment in northeastern maryland. i'm bernadette woods, in for bob turk tonight. more showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. all the details, coming up when eyewitness news returns.

it is 76 degrees, partly cloudy in central maryland. the complete forecast coming up. the t sky team was above the strange roadblockage in cecil county.

three cars derailed when the conductor put the train in reverse. one car came to rest near perryville. no injuries. police in new york believe the driver of a car going the wrong way was sick before a crash that claimed eight lives. diane shuler's brother urged her to pull off the road. her car later crashed into another car, only her son survived. he is hospitalized. michael vick can start to reclaim his nfl career. roger goodell conditionally reinstated the contract. if a team signs him, he can immediately take part in practice and two preseason games. the commissioner will decide by mid-october when vick can play in the regular season. will your child be protected against the swine flu when the school year starts?

not only a concern for you, but also for the state health department and public school system. both met in annapolis today. a medical miracle pioneer in baltimore saves eight lives and making history. jessica kartalija tells us how there was a worldwide kidney swap. >> reporter: an experience that changed their lives, extended one -- >> i had a kidney transplant. >> enhancing another. >> it's the most joyful thing i've ever done. >> reporter: a baltimore woman's gift makes history. >> if not for her, i might be on the waiting list. >> reporter: three years ago,

55-year-old robert iams, o loving husband and father, was dying. dialysis for his kidneys barely kept him alive. >> you get off the machine sometimes. you're drained. >> reporter: robert, a painter at hopkins hospital, needed a new kidney. >> i just said, you know, robert, anything i can do for you? >> he said, you know, not unless you have a kidney. and i go, i have one. >> reporter: people don't usually say that. >> people don't usually is a, no, they don't. >> reporter: learning robert and pamela weren't a match turned out to be a gift that kept on giving, enter the doctor, robert montgomery. >> we matched him up with a patient who had a loved one who was incompatible.

they gave to a kidney. >> reporter: eight people gave a kidney. five of them took place at our own johns hopkins hospital, which pioneered the swap. >> we're in the midst of a crisis in organ donation. >> reporter: there are currently 84,000 people waiting for transplants, of those, 5,000 patients will die waiting. in this eight way domino, the kidneys came from live donors who recover from a matter of weeks. >> right down here, a little incision. >> reporter: kidneys from live donors typically longer and more efficiently than those from deceased donors. >> it was relatively easy. >> reporter: thattastics show -- statistics show that more people are getting the message.

the trend continues today. >> what you did essentially saved eight lives. >> thank from the bottom of my heart. >> jessica jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >> be sure your family knows your wishes. they call it happy valley, and we know why. penn state university has been named the number one party school. the princeton review gave them the top ranking for the first time. they finished third last year, but visits from bernadette woods and jessica kartalija helped vault them to the title. good for for you. >> all the time, so -- that could be it. >> it's a good place, i love it. okay, now over to weather.

first warning doppler radar, some thunderstorms out there. centered with the same system moving through the. you can see some thunderstorms northern baltimore county, extreme northwestern hartford county and in carroll county. we'll show you no watches, no warnings, no longer in effect for us. they are all gone. but we have had a few rounds of thunderstorms today. mainly for the southeastern shore. winds are light out there. at the same time, the moisture starting to rise. because of the that, we're going to see fog overnight. now, the other thing too, temperatures drops, but not that much further. 76 in baltimore, 73 in cumberland. 70 overnight. 87 for the high today. we're going to be at or above that over the next few days.

the other thing that we'll see is the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms almost each and every day. on the back of the front here, some thunderstorms around. close enough tomorrow we could see more pop up. mainly in the afternoon and evening hours, but here comes in next one from the west. ahead of it on wednesday, another round of thunderstorm are possible. so thursday and friday, because it's going to take some time for the front to go through. in this atmosphere, it is possible that they could become strong to even severe. tonight, any thunderstorms out there are dying down. there's nothing severe at this point. some fog overnight, then tomorrow, 90 degrees once again. mix of sun and clouds, and another round, mainly afternoon and evening, we see that again so on wednesday. again so on thursday, and possibly into friday with that next front.

at this point, it looks like saturday it gets out of here, but now, we're not going to promise that. we'll keep you up-to-date on this. >> after a rough road trip, the o's are back home. mark coming up next in

some hotels out in west minister tonight. >> the first practice at 8:45 in west minister. a number of ravens arrived today. not seen today was derrick mason. his absence a great concern. it's the third year that they have convened at the college for workouts. the team will add another receiver for joe flacco to throw to. the qb looks at the positive. >> it's going to be good for

us. derrick not being here is going to force guys to know they are the guy right away. the more guys feeling like they are the guy, the better we will be. >> the main guy could be mark clayton. i will be in west minister. adam jones is happy to be home to take an kansas city. facing bruce chen. jones, deep s, a solo home run. 15 for this season. tied it up. mat wieters, single to left. that scores the tying run. ryan with the throw and nolan reimold tries to score. the o's beat them. another dominating

performance from burnett. he mowed down the rayed in florida tonight. burnett threw seven innings, just two hits in fielder's position. on the ball back to him. gets the play. the yankees win. won 10-11 since the all-star break. the new york daily news reports that bud selig may review the lifetime ban on pete rose. hall of famer hank aaron says he thinks rose belongs in the hall. it's believes the commissioner will consider a pardon. but faye vincent says that scenario is unlikely. very controversial subject. >> you'll be on the radio tomorrow morning. >> that and football, yes. homeward bound.

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gi joe hits the big screen with a premier. fireworks in tokyo as the cast was mobbed by thousands. most of the fans were there for korean actor hung. it opens in the united states on august 17th. a texas canine shows some amazing survival skills, daisy ran away from a boarding kennel ten months ago. flier and posters were put up. then last week, she was spotted

in a wooded area near the kennel. she came running back to the owners. avitene months on her own -- after ten months on her own, she is back.

well, actor eric bana. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. thanks for watching. have a good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with