today. updating the breaking news from dundalk, a warehouse collapsed engulfed by flames. captain mike perry, tell us the latest on the scene there. >> hello, mary, the firefighters arrived at the distillery. this is at sellers point road in dundalk, baltimore county. the first alarm was at 4:09 and as the firefighters arrived, they had the smoke and flames coming from one of several abandoned distillery buildings. they have the heavy smoke and flames -- [no audio] okay, as you can see, that was captain mike perry, we lost his audio. and the rain is gone and the conditions are dangerous. there's a flood warning for baltimore city and surrounding counties. bob is following the record

breaking conditions that flooded several areas. gigi? well, the key word is normal. people want to get back to normal. bge crews have been working around the clock, 12 to 16 hour shifts to restore the power to people who need id. >> reporter: after several inches of water flooded homes and businesses across the state, tonight, the clean upcontes. a little more than 54,000 customers have power and crews are working overtime to restore electricity to others. >> we've been cleaning up since 8:30 this morning. >> in annapolis, this man is trying to clean up and get more customers back in for dinner. the flooding went up the back alley and in through the rear doors of the other shops. everyone got a taste of it. >> reporter: while some stores

remain closed because of the weather. some businesses jumped to action. >> we're storm chasers. >> reporter: he traveled from ohio to find water damage. he's part of a disaster response team that cleans homes and businesses flooded by the storms. >> reporter: any amount of rain, normally and typically, whether it's 2 inches to 20 feet, that's, you know, that's pretty bad. and you know, that's what we do. we help as many people out as we can. >> reporter: bge's crews will remain on the streets and fix the damage. back at the jones falls. the jones falls is back to 1 foot. the water wiped it in and now, it's back to 1 foot. and bge says that there were 54,000 customers that lost electricity and there's still a ways to go. the first warning weather

coverage continues with bob now. taking a quick look at the radar. the storm that gave us the rain is causing rain up north near boston and cape cod. they're getting a lot of rain and that's moving out, slowly and surely. taking a look at the rainfall numbers. that's an amazing step. the big, big numbers, bel air, over 10 and down in rondel, 10 1/2 and wild wood in st. mary's county, 14 inches and pax river, 12.57 inches and 6- inches in easton and 4 in cover and way -- 4 indover. before the storm, bwi had an inch of rain. okay, the city, more and maybe 1 1/4. and one day, 6-inchs at bwi and nearly 6 at the city and record

rainfall for the day. and we went from a drought to a dell judge in one day. and some customers may not refeign service until saturday. 62,000 were in the dark at the height of the storm. just over 900 homes are without power in baltimore county. in the city, 732 need to be restored. and most of the service will be restored tonight. wjz-13 is always on, for more, go to wjz.com. a music star in baltimore native was arrested for assaulting his own mother. mario is out on bail after the police were called to his home. weijia jiang has details. >> reporter: mary, the police arrived to the scene after a

911 caller reported that a mental case was breaking up property. once the officers arrived, his mother says this was not the first time. baltimore born mario barrett reached stardom and now, mario is at the center of a police investigation. detectives say that inside the high-rise apartment he shares with his mother, a fight broke out between them 1:00 friday morning. >> officers responded and spoke to the victim, the mother of a marrow barrett. and she alleged they were involved in a physical altercation and the fact of the case bore that out. >> reporter: the officers report said he found a china closet torn to pieces and she said he shoved her in the chest while screaming to her.

she also revealed to the police he pushed her eight feet and caused her head to hit the wall. she fears for her life as a result of his actions. and his lawyer paints a different picture. he says it's an unfortunate struggle between a son and a mother who struggles with a drug addiction. and mario remains committed to supporting his mother. and he was released from jail earlier today on a $50,000 bond. we're live in baltimore. mario will face a judge in november and and roundable county -- anne arundel county police are investigating a suspicious death. the officers found a man dead

on the road. investigators say he was suffering from injuries to his upper body. anyone with information is asked to call the police. here's the number to call. a warehouse was consumed by flames and we're over the seen. what can you tell us now. yeah, the officers were called for a heavy fire in an old distillery. it's been abandoned. one of the buildings caught fire. and on the 4th and 5th floor,the firefighters saw the flames coming from the floor and they had a collapse and called a second alarm and more firefighters arrived and as we arrived, the fire burned through the roof, nearly 100 feet high and the flames and smoke drifted in a southerly direction over dundalk, baltimore county.

shortly after that, the entire building, made out of brick collapsed in on itself and fortunately, the firefighters were far enough away, no one was injured and now, the firefighters are working along the roadside over near the bar and connelly funeral home. there's one remaining wall. you can see, at least the 5th story burning heavily. they're concerned this could come down. they've expanded their collapse zone and moved it away. there's one residence between the area there and they're concerned that could suffer dam should this last remaining wall collapse. the firefighters are holding with the equipment they're showing on seep and there are no injuries. thank you, mike perry. the new state law prohibiting the laws of hand held cell phones is taking

action. pat warren has more. >> reporter: that's right, this at&t store is busy. the law isn't easy to enforce, but the law-abiding are trying to respect the law. wrap your head around it, hands free devices are flying off of the shelves. smart drivers recognize the bigger cost is the risk to safety. >> we're driving past the 95 corridor and there's a sign saying, it's the law as i was looking at my phone, i thought it was time to grab one or two. >> you want me to get it for you. >> reporter: it's a secondary offense. and you'll only be sited if you're pulled over for something else. it's $40 the first time and $100 after that. >> you can turn the cell phone on and you can terminate a call, or you can use a cell

phone in your hands to call for emergency services. other than that, maryland law prohibits you from using the cell phone. >> this one is kind of like putting your phone on speakerphone. >> reporter: at&t advices using the hands free. >> i'm going hands free for my car. >> and it's a safety issue. driving, keeps your two hands on the wheel. >> she needs to have it, that's the right thing to be compliant with the law. it's safer any way. >> how about you? yes, i have one, my wife has one, each in each car. >> reporter: the intent of the law is to reduce the traffic accidents and the department of transportation says in maryland, there are 31,000 of them a year. >> and i'm buying a lot. i loose them or forget them. thank you, pat. cell phone restriction is one of several laws go into

affect today. maryland is in compliance with the sex offender registration act. it makes it harder for offenders to avoid registration by moveing to another state and the child care expenses are also changing. it's a purple friday light no other. the ravens and fans are preparing for an important match up against the steelers. wjz is life and jessica kartalija explains, for some, a win would be the icing on the cake. >> yeah, a windy purple friday all of a sudden out here. that's the case. all of us are other flowing with purple pride, especially the folks at charm city cakes. take a look. >> we want something ravens a we're like, what do you want. >> in charm city, they have the cake and eat it, too.

>> i rolled up somefondant pieces. >> reporter: she's been hard at work on this edible confection made with affection. >> a lot of pride goes into that. we have a lot of raven's pride. >> reporter: duff goldman, ace of cakes says like anything else ravens, cakes are in high demand. >> people want the ravens cakes. >> they're like, make it, it's cool. usually, it involves ray lieu wiz tackling someone or something. >> reporter: and they call in something teams to make them. the paint is even edible. >> they want flacco throwing to like me and we're like, okay, and we take a picture of their face and it's one of those. >> reporter: they make cakes for the other team also. >> we would do a steeler's

cake, but we'll probably charge twice as much. >> if they come to pick it up, i ridicule them. >> reporter: the icing on the cake, a raven's win. >> this is what we do, we goof around and talk about football and make cakes. >> reporter: not a bad job, sounds like a dream job. and if you want to order a raven's cake, once they get to 15 orders a week, they stop taking orders. if you know you have a big party coming up, get on the phone and call charm city cakes now. >> well, i think that would be inedible if it was a steeler's cake. the gold and black, don't like it. well, we know that the ravens are on the road. and they're back on wjz-13, you can see i the game at 1:00 live here on wjz-13. the game will be followed by the post game show and we'll

have highlighting and the reaction. a huge day of football on sunday live here. and duff was being modest, they do more than talk about football. >> they're so busy, i love the show, so much. >> i can't afford the cakes, i'm sure. >> and still ahead, young survivers. >> oh, like three or four times. >> tonight, the children who saw this unfold share their story. and emotional good-bye. rahm emanuel leaves his job as white house chief of staff, but could the move hurt the president? i'm suzanne collins in harford county, this inspired the winner to lastier's race and he has ties to this year's race, too. and what can we expect for the weekend? that's coming up with bob,

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bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? he got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm, a firm representing special interests and casinos right here in maryland. that's bob ehrlich-- a 72% increase for us and $2.5 million from special interests for himself.

nice work, bob. not many traffic problems outside. there was a two alarm vacant building with a collapse, no doubt,the crews will be on the scene for hours. meantime, as far as accidents, we have plenty of those.

a crash on 175 and one crash at sandusky road. and -- another crash in essex a and eastern boulevard. and anterum drive. and one in nottingham. >> -- 95 slow and 8 minutes there. and still in the high 20s and 30s. that's where the delay ends at the bay bridge. where it starts is 11 miles down the road and all the way back to 97, huge delays on 50 eastbound if you're heading towards the bay bridge and the eastern shore. meantime, there's a live look outside at the westside. moving better there. it makes the 35 miles per hour

seem better. this is brought to you by disney on ice. see all of the toy story gang at the first mariner arena. back to you. thank you, sharon. maryland's rich history of thorough good thoroughbred history is taking place tomorrow. >> reporter: out flanker is getting an afternoon walk in harford county. he inspired five of the racers this weekend. >> it's really kind of a celebration, you know, maryland has a lot of history in the thoroughbred history. the first breader's formation

was started here. >> purses add up to $1 million. >> when the purses were cut all over the country to still sustain the million dollars of purses for the day, especially for the local horsemen, it's a big event for them. >> reporter: the real name is the jim mckay race. it was his idea to start this race. >> and this horse was the desire of the one that won last year. >> reporter: and there many winners creating future stars. they'll soon show their future at the track. the foals will soon get their turn and saturday, it's a family affair. >> and including country music concerts. and that's with james otto and we have horse rescue demonstrations. >> reporter: and retired horses have a role in the race.

the oldest, at 30 will remain on the farm. >> this is the old living classic winner in north america. he won the preakness in 1983. and thank you. and this year, the maryland million will help raise funds for special olympics. and the weather will be great tomorrow. >> that's good. >> we need it. >> it will be dry. and let's take a look, a nice day coming up tomorrowful 71 and a cool night coming up, by the way. northwest winds and we'll have the forecast for the week after this. ,,,,,, eaks to send jobs over seas.

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i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings.

andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >> >> it's friday. well, that's a pleasant picture. and it's a nice breeze drying things up. and we'll look at the temperatures and conditions around the region. plenty of sunshine, 54 tonight, it will be chilly and oakland, in the upper 30s. 66 in cumberland and 72 in pax river and a 47 dew point, much,

much drier air moving in obviously, and 68 in ocean city and look at the breeze, 23, 20, 17, 21. that will come down a bit tonight and bring in chilly air from the northwest as the big low a moving up to northern maine. it will continue to get out of here and the rain ending towards connecticut. the cooler air continuing and tomorrow, a beautiful start to the weekend. and sunday, this system, a little bit of a front developing over the northern sections of north dakota and minnesota. it will be heading to the south and south east. it's going to get more moisture and it will spin around a little bit. it may give us a chance of a shower sunday evening. heading to pittsburgh, some of you will be driveing to pittsburgh. 54 for the high on sunday. cloudy skies and a few showers. dress for a cool day and a few showers. the rain we have, there it is.

it's leaving maine and new hampshire and massachusetts and a nice, cool night. the cool air is filtering in. we'll have the low pressure stalling across virginia and maryland and monday, it may transport the ocean air into the region. cool, drizzly and shower activity possible and monday, tuesday, and even on wednesday. unfortunately, things will get bottled up once again. not a deluge of rain. north winds and 5 to 10. and a nice weekend for the most part. tonight, clear and chilly, 42 to 54. tomorrow, sunny and 67 degrees and pleasant. enjoy it. >> well, okay. >> thank you, bob. >> clean up your basement. and your yard. we have a lot of chores to do. >> still to come, the impact of unemployment, the link between

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this roommate and his girlfriend tweeted their friend's post. they went and turned on the web cam and they saw him making out with a dude, yeah. and a message was sent out two days later. he saw me making out with a guy and later added, the school won't do much of anything.

in his last message on facebook, he posted a suicide note, jumping off the gw bridge, sorry. they've been charged with invasion of privacy for spying and they could get five years in prison. >> it's awful that things come to that. >> this freshman says that it's turned into a conversation about how their lives are under the micro scope of the internet. >> certain businesses will look you up. don't post things you reyet. do you take it seriously. yes, i do, i think that people should take it seriously. >> and the vice president of the school says that the school is reminding students about the policies. >> and unfortunately, this situation has set us back, we're making sure we encourage the students to use the social

media in a positive manner. >> on a facebook memorial, 3000 messages poured in. may god bless you, rest in peace. >> and a new jersey attorney general's office is reviewing the case to decide whether or not to prosecute it as a bias case that would tunnel the personal -- double the penalty for the two students. two men are in custody for stabbing a man at security mall. they're charged with the attack. the victim was stabbed while walking in the mall. and the victim was treated and released from shock trauma and they face attempted murder and assault charges and they were identified from the mall video. and federal investigators continue their probe into wednesday's bus crash. jessica kartalija has more. >> reporter: the driver of

hanover died when the bus left the highway and crashed 40 feet below the overpass. the 11 passengers were returning from washington, d.c., they were from st. patrick's catholic school in pennsylvania and three of the injured children talked. >> did it roll once or twice. >> three or four times. >> seeing everyone hurt on the ground and laying down, there were no parents and it was scary. >> reporter: one of the passengers thought that the driver had a medical emergency. >> jessica, thank you. it will take the ntsb a few months to release a probable cause for the accident. >> >> reporter: and a report into what caused the stock market's crash on may 6th is almost released

report is expected to give a details account as to what caused the drop. regulators hope that the explanation boosts the confidence in the market. rahm emanuel has resigned. and joel brown reports to wjz- 13, he's heading home to chicago to focus on his own political career. >> reporter: at a crucial time for president obama, rahm emanuel is stepping down as white house chief of staff to run for mayor of chicago. >> we're all very excited for rahm emanuel as he takes on a new challenge. >> now, because my temper., it's different than yours, mr. president. i want to thank my colleagues for your patience, the last two years. >> reporter: his replacement is the chief of staff from the senate office of president obama. and the president plans to pick

a permanent staff after the election. and that's what makes the timing so surprising. rahm emanuel acted as president obama's political point man, twisting arms and sometimes butting heads to advance the president's agenda. >> and the white house will need that clout over the next four weeks as the democrats struggle to retain control of congress. the chief of staff is at the center of every decision that the administration makes, working behind the scenes as gate keeper and adviser. he's been criticized for having too much power and one man says that's no accident. >> i think that the chief of staff does the job the way that the president wants the job done. >> reporter: for the president, the question is, how well will the administration do without the man that's his right arm. rahm emanuel is planning a tour of chicago's neighborhoods

money to talk to voters. bmw is recalling 1/4 million of the cars around the world tonight. the world's biggest premium car maker says they could have brake problems. 350,000 of the cars are part of the recalls and most of effective cars are owned by those in the u.s.. contact dealerships for more. tonight, a new study shows how often joblessness and depression go hand in hand. almost 10% of adults with major depression are unemployed. it's not clear if depression makes it harder to hold a job. one in ten suffers from depression and a third of the group has major depression. it's time for a look at the stories you find in the baltimore sun. according to the cdc, one man

has the highest hiv rate in the country. billy baldwin's slipper chair and also, the coverage of the high school football games. look for the updated forecast on the first warning weather team. >> it's the baltimore bean talk. the growth is fast and furious. we have more on the beauty blooming in druid hill park. >> there's a lot of entitle in druid hill park. that's because this agave is growing so fast, it's going through the roof. >> it reached the glass and there was a little bit of a can you are and we took the glass off early in the morning. not as early as you were, this morning and she sprung up. >> reporter: this is one of three agaves enjoying the day in the sun in the desert room.

i've told everyone to come down and see it. it's exciting and we've been waiting for this to happen. and here it is. >> reporter: the drama began two weeks ago when the plant sent out the flower spikes. it's a once in a lifetime experience. at least for the plant. once this plant finishs flowererring, it does. >> reporter: and the flower blooms and this desert dweller is also the source of tequila. >> it will eventually reach 35 feet into the sky. for baltimore plant lover, this is like the super bowl. remember when kate told us about the curl at the top? >> to me, it's like a serpent rising out of the plant. it didn't get to goo straight up, it has a sexy curve to it. >> reporter: a beauty, blooming in baltimore.

ron matz, wjz, eyewitness news. and the conservative is open wednesday through sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and there's no truth to the story that it comes alive and says, feed me. they talk about it having personality. sexy, as they said. and still to come tonight. a miracle in the desert. missing for days, a break in the search for a hiker. and a rare look. the never before seen photos of marilyn monroe. and i'm bob turk, a nice fall weekend. here's today's report from wall street. we'll be back. ,,

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here's the report on the other states affected by yesterday's storms. >> reporter: the water was almost waist high in new york. people were forced to abandoned their cars and others had to be rescued.

and parts of philadelphia are under water after close to a foot of rain. cars are submerged in places and the rushing water pushed these two dumpsters down the street. in nearby pennsylvania, many homes and stores are flooded. firefighters had to use a ladder to rescue people. and what's left of the tropical storm is moving up the east coast for two days bringing the rains and winds up to 60 miles per hour. broken trees and power lines left tens of thousands without electricity. this school sent the children home after the basement flooded. >> reporter: most of the new york area saw five inches of rain in a couple of hours. and the drivers hope the commute home will be easier. the flooded underpasses forced authorities to reroute traffic. the weather caused training delays and cancellations.

it's frustrating to know i'm late. >> reporter: the rain stopped in north carolina and the storm left behind a mess in north carolina beach. many are under water and the lake is overflowing. >> we had 150-gallons going to the lake. >> reporter: while the end of the workweek was a wash out. the rain will clear out before the weekend. rundale pinks ton. >> >> and with the rain gone, bob has a look at tomorrow's forecast and the rest of the weekend. >> well deserved saturday. taking a look at the forecast, lots of sun and a nice breeze and beautiful day, chilly in the morning, 40s up to the low to mid-60s and maybe around 66. only 64 and 44 and we have a chance of rain and showers coming back monday into wednesday. and 62, 65, and 68. well, the day's energy saver tip.

according to the epa, 45 million u.s. homes are under insulations and adding the insulation to the attic is one of the best energy efficient upgrades a homeowner can make, you can reduce the cooling and heating costs by 20% with insulation and air sealing techniques. go to our website for more and click on the special section on the home page. all right, bob, five crew members are injured in minnesota. one of the cars was emptied and eight cars detrailed and there was damage to the track. all six engines are on the track and they were leaking antifreeze and oil. it's unclear why they were on the same track. an accident involving three traffic controls and a dump truck shuts down a florida turnpike. it closed both southbound lanes

and two were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. the president of ecuador is safe this morning and the day after being rescued by the army, the chaos overtook the streets when the president staged a face to face confrontation with the protestors. the security guards rushed him to a hospital. and it's three days and no signs of two missing hot air balloon pilots. they were last seene flying over the sea during a race wednesday morning search and rescuers are scouring the pilots. and a missing hiker is found in california after wandering alone for six days in the desert. the 64-year-old was going

hiking at a familiar mountain. and somehow, he managed to wander off of the pack. with a little food, his survival is amazing. and in his moment of december spire, he left a hat to leave a message behind for his loved ones. >> he wrote on the hat who he wanted to be his pallbearers and people i could trust. >> and rescue crews canvassed the days to find the hiker's footprints. today, he was found dehydrated, but alive in the desert. more than 100 unseen photos of marilyn monroe were published in a new book. and the photos are said to capture her most intimate moments years before her death. she died at the age of 36 years old. checking in with eyewitness

news at 6:00 for an update on breaking news and flames consume a warehouse and a live report, still ahead. a popular city councilman shot to death and there's a major development in his murder trial. >> well, you know the saying, it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown. >> we have the secret to growing the biggest pumpkins. he won a contest for the entry, it weighed 1400 pounds. >> i can't believe it. he planted the seeds at the end of may and he starts indoors and he says, if you're buying pumpkins, they're a dollar a pound and we can do the math. that would make it $1400. >> and i have a rule about the big pumpkin stories. the next has to be bigger. >> we'll remember it for next year. >> well, we have plenty more. well, 30 days.

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hello, ravens news on top of sports today. as michael oher and tom -- have been fined a thousand dollars. it was michael oher throwing a punch and an unnecessary roughness and as the ravens took to the field today, there were more important things for them today. and now, charlie bats had three touchdowns last sunday. >> it's different when you're going against a backup. it may be a backup. and that's the best in the league and it's a veteran guy. you can't look at him as the same it was as a guy out of college or something like that. >> out of the field! he's dangerous. the steeler's favored by 1 1/2 points and anyone's game, i would say. so, with that, the most

competitive rivalry there is, the ravens, steelers in pittsburgh and live here on wjz- 13 at 1:00. one sunday, stay with us once the day ends, highlights and team reaction and more and plus analysis with the former ravens. and raven's coming, right -- raven's conch, right here on wjz-13. >> the birds are playing the tigers and tillman did okay until leeland thought the kelly would go deep and do harm on the 3-1 pitch. he blasted it over the wall and bases loads, jones off of bond elan and markakis isn't far behind bases are cleared and don't forget, felix pa. and right now, here's the score in the 5th inning.

tigers 1, orioles 6. this is an event honoring the coach, gary williams. his induction into the hall of legends was attended by several coaches and players. >> to be honored at the home state now and to be with people that i really respect in sports, it certainly is a great night for me. >> reporter: and he's about to begin his 22nd season as maryland coach. >> practice gets underway in college park in two weeks. >> yeah, a lot of stuff. >> don't you love it. >> there we go. >> still to come tonight on wjz- 13 eyewitness news. the day after the storm, the cleanup continues. i'm gigi barnett and the details are coming up in a live report. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

maryland cleans up from widespread flooding and the new help for homer owners and businesses. with we're drying out from the record breaking rain and we're tracking more. a star arrested by the police and what landed r&b

singer mario behind bars. wjz-13 at 6:00 starts right now. flames and fire destroyed a baltimore county warehouse. >> investigators are on the scene. hello, everyone, i'm sick carter -- i'm vic carter. and i'm mary bubala. flames destroyed a warehouse and kelly mcpherson has more. >> reporter: the firefighters are here fighting the fire. it's just smoking here as you can see behind me, we're at the dundalk high school, we'll show you the video