tornado after tornado hit maryland in just hours, ripping off rooftoppling trees. >> clean up and the damage assessment is under way across the state. hi everybody i am mary bubala. >> i am kai jackson live in hartford county where this is almost ground zero in terms of destruction we have experienced around maryland. the most recent total, 10 tore fay does in -- tornadoes in six maryland counties this is probably one of the most active weather days anyone can remember in recent memory. now this is a sound you are hearing across much of maryland today, downed trees and debris is being fed into wood chippers. insurance agents, homeowners, work crews are out busily cleaning up the mess and totaling up all the damage. wjz is live with extensive

first warning weather coverage. derek is in hartford county, my colleague, bernadette woods is here with me in hartford county, tracking tornadoes where they hit. >> now to my colleague, derek not far from me with amazing video and sound for you. derek. >> yeah, kai let there be no mistake about the power of this storm. in fact, this tree is standing here as a testament to just how strong those winds were. you can see, this was a perfectly healthy tree, it is now completely splintered, the area around here a mess after that tornado rolled through friday night. when the tornado hit, people living and working in the pleasant hills area had little time to react. >> the house started to shake, completely went white outside, >> i heard a big wind and heard my trampoline fly over

top of my house. >> the storm rolled in and out in a matter of minutes leaving a path of destruction, cars smashed countless trees snapped doors ripped off garages and this small auto shop, destroyed, while keith mathews and his friend tony were inside. >> that wall came in on him, the roof went over into there. >> neighbors helped pull keith from the huble he was rushed to hospital while the clean up began. >> not only did the storm rip the siding off this shed it lifted the entire shed right off its foundation. >> the tornado damaged plenty of homes including john cur rans. >> got to have a new roof. >> many businesses will clean up the mess for week, homeowners here hoping this is the last they will see of a tore fay doe. >> i have a lot -- tornado. >> i have a lot of anxiety about storms i don't know what to expect now. >> when those trees come down they really come down with a thud, this is an auto shop, parking lot and a lot of the cars here were crushed, when some of those branches came down. these are some of the smaller

ones pretty heavy when they come down let alone those massive trunks were we showing you before. another problem in some parking lots is a lot of debris when those winds pick it up it goes flying, acts like projectiles going through some of the wind and windshields a lot of shattered glass. >> it is quite a sight out here in fact, my colleague, meteorologist, bernadette woods and can i see that tree he is talking about just over beyonder, as they say, not far at all but the damage is unbelievable >> one of those things you always see in pictures and still stunning but when you see it in person it is a completely different story. this storm did pack a punch we were there all day friday you were there all day friday a lot of us were still involved in it. this is what was left from that day of storms. widespread tornado outbreak. look at graphics, ten confirmed tornadoes they range from across the state from hartford

county to howard, prince georges over the bay to queen ann county we have two in carroll county, three in montgomery county, and also, one right near bwi marshall. now, the thing is, that total, they range in scale with those we are talking about an enhanced scale that has ef 0 and 1 up to ef 5 for us we now measure three, ef 1 when you are talking ef 1 winds generally estimated 86 to 110 miles per hour, as far as the ef 0 goes, still, even though it is a lower end of a tornado, it is a tornado, winds generally somewhere between 65 and 85 miles per hour and national weather service this is still an active scene. they are still investigating a lot of areas we don't have all the final numbers we will continue to keep you updated. >> expect this to be adjusted quite possibly. as we mentioned quickly have we seen a weather day as active as this in recent memory?

>> not that i know as far as tornadoes we have had our rounds of hurricanesnow over the last couple years but not as much tornadoes. looking over numbers again we have to let some of this settle before we can really rank it but we average about 10 a year we had 10 in one day. that alone wiz historical. >> bernadette -- was historical. bernadette woods will be with me for the duration. my colleague, alex saw quite a bit of damage as well. >> well, kai, in baltimore and carroll counties winds hit quick and fast but left homeowners with months of repairs. it didn't take long last friday for the wind to turn violent. >> have never seen wind like that, just intensely windy >> ever since it has been intensely noisy in the neighbourhood of fellowship forest. from friday night on crews have been removing massive trees. >> trees down everywhere. it only lasted 30 seconds. >> reporter: that was more than

long enough to leave some homes facing weeks or months of repair work. even close calls are costing thousands of dollars in tree removal work a huge tree landed feet from colleen's home. >> at that moment the tree came down and everything shook you know, it was frightening. >> reporter: it wasn't as if they just blew down >> i have seen them blow but never twist. >> reporter: in carroll county where the trees twisted and snapped or flattened, a confirmed tornado left this home with major damage. >> takes weak trees, healthy trees, when you get tornadoes all bets are off. >> reporter: when trees are big enough to get a big crane to clear it is a lot of weight. >> 15 tonnes, 30,000 pounds. >> reporter: given the sheer size, falling amongst so many houses this neighbourhood is thankful for what didn't happen. >> a little too close for comfort. yes, but thankfully no body was hurt. >> reporter: national weather service confirmed carroll county tornado survey results are pending for towel son.

>> no loss of life in all of this. mary if we are measuring this we are glad there was no loss of life but in hartford county a great deal of damage, destruction to business and homes. >> yeah, still so much debris behind you kai. thank you stay with wjz for complete first warning weather coverage for a look at the tornado damage and get updated forecasts, log on to wjz.com. a heart breaking story, an 11-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed playing with a gun. denise is in the newsroom with more. well, mary, police say michael alexandre's 8-year-old brother axe departmentally shot him while the two were -- accidentally shot him while 2t two were playing with a gun. the family believes bullets ricocheted off a tree. the boy was roughed to hopkins hospital where he died the boy's got the gun from a neighbors shed. it does not appear any charges will be filed against the gun's owner. all right thank you. new at 5, what the victims

family is saying about this tragic accident. >> baltimore county police are searching for suspects after a frightening flash mob at a 7 eleven more than a dozen masked people rushed into the store this morning. police say they knocked things off the shelves and some grabbed food before they ran out. no one was hurt. all right time to check in on our roads here is christy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi how does it lookout there. >> hi. much better than friday travelling on the west side of the inner loop a minor delay 70 to security boulevard. on the top side of the inner loop, 25 minutes from green spring avenue, around providence road a couple things contributing to the delay accident observing the shoulder delimo -- on the shoulder at delaney valley. as far as northbound 95, a slight slow down as you make your approach to the belt way on that northeast corner a couple accidents park heights autosled avenue, also at

moravia road. everything moving fine on the belt way inner and outer loop will kins avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by the cock rain firm. call 1-800-the firm or visit online at cock rain firm.com. back over to you. thank you. miss maryland comes close to becoming miss usa. 27-year-old potomac native was named first runner up, in the miss usa pageant in las vegas last night she is a former ncaa all american volleyball star she came in second to miss rhode island. she says she is planning to go to medical school. well, still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4, hollywood mourns for a long time game show host, and actor. more on the passing of richard dawson. will the judge in the jerry sandusky case, let accusers

remain anonymous. >> how parents can help students retain everything they learned during the school year by picking up a book. the skies are beginning to cloud up a bit on a mild june afternoon is rain on the way?

it is partly sunny, 73 degrees central maryland. complete first morning weather forecast is coming up. >> condolences coming in across the world as television icon passes away. ♪ [ music ] richard dawson who played corporal new kirk on hogan's heros died saturday. he was the long time host of the game show, family feud he is best known for hi humour and of -- his humour and of course

kissing the women contestants he was 79. sanitation worker things fast to protect a baby stuck in a runaway stroller the worker saw the stroller rolling down a steep hill and then right into the middle of a busy street so he acted fast honking his horn, speeding into the intersection to stop traffic seconds before the stroller passed by. eventually it stopped after hitting a curb with the baby unharmed. jury selection begins tomorrow at jerry sandusky's trial in central pennsylvania. the former penn state assistant football coach is accused of 10 counts of sexual abuse against boys. >> as many as 8 accusers could take the stand at jerry sandusky 's sex abuse trial. they will be required to use their real names when testifying. the judge ordered lawyers to co- operate when possible to protect privacy and personal information. sandusky a former assistant football coach at penn state is

charged with abusing 10 boys during 15 years some of the victims are believed to be from his second mile charity, an organization he founded to help troubled boys. sandusky denies the charges .credibility of the accusers will be a critical issue. defense attorneys are expected to ask them about motivation for wanting to testify and recollection of what happened so many years ago. memory could come into play for a key witness former assistant coach, mike mcqueary. he was a sis taint for the team a decade ago when he saw sandusky assault a young boy in a locker room shower. he first testified it took place in march 2002 now prosecutors says the february 2001. >> the jury will ask us now if mike mcqueary who has no dog in the hunt is making up a story, could these other witnesses be making up a story as well. >> there will be no cameras in

the courtroom and a gag order us was issued for all attorneys. initially they were going to allow reporters to tweet and e- mail during the trial but monday he banned all communication. as many as 250 people could be questioned to find 12 jurors and 4 alternates. wall street woes continue today, the dow is close to dipping below the 12,000 mark the dow is down 17 s&p up a fraction, nasdaq up 13. let's go to new york where allison has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> wall street remains concerned, europe could drag down the global economy the tiny country of cyprus is joining spain, italy and greece on a list of european nations that may need a bailout. here at home, more evidence the economy is weakening as business and u.s. factories is slowing down. a new report shows companies

place fewer factory orders two months in a row. there are also signs american companies are holding on to their cash and investing less. >> facebook is testing ways to allow young children on its site the social network bans children under 13 but millions get profiles by lying about their age. facebook is looking at ways to let kids get on honestly. actor steven baldwin, suing kevin costener over investments in a device used by bp to clean up the gulf of mexico oil spill. the ocean therapy solutions, costener owns, used to clean up. baldwin and another investor are suing costener and his business partner for 21 million in damages. that is your money watch for more business headlines go to

cbs money watch.com in new york i am allison. summer book lists are about to grow as the city kicks off its annual summer reading program. gigi barnett explains how a boost in reading when school is out helps students when they go back. baltimore's summer reading program has just begun, even the youngest readers have their favorites. >> the three birds. program challenges children, teens and adults to read as many books as they can over the summer the winners in the three age groups receive a prize, everything from orioles tickets to a special celebration at the national aquarium. the library even offers suggestions on what to read. >> baltimore really is still the city that reads. >> it is. those kids were waving their pompoms for books. >> it is not all just for fun. increased reading over summer, helps students retain what they learned in school. >> studies have shown and research verified this, that

you can have what is called a summer slide, lose. dr. hayden, heads the library, she says parents should challenge kids to read the tough books. >> one of my books has to be jack and annie that is a chapter book. >> last year more than 16,000 children signed up for the program and they read more than 220,000 books, this year, the goal is to crush those numbers. >> we hope to get to 20,000, and as many as maybe a half million books read. wouldn't that be something. >> yes, it would. the summer reading program ends on august 4th. in baltimore, i am gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. the city summer reading program is more than 80 years old. coming up on wjz news at 4, economy the hot topic in campaign 2012 today, shots each candidate is taking against the other. surprising study on breast feeding, don't miss health

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i am kai jackson back live with bernadette woods in pleasant hill right near bel air in hartford county. quite a mess around here. just a moment ago you spoke with someone out, surveyed damage and went through this on friday. >> he did. we saw him over the weekend, he wasn't the main story we have been seeing but the secondary story because he is okay. fortunately he had left his trailer for a little bit to run a coupler rends. he was saying the best point to him was that it wasn't earlier in the day. it was active friday, people going about their day on the roadbusinesses where as on a friday evening, especially towards summer time a lot of people cut out early and had gone home. take a look around here, it is quite a scene and a really hard one, to survive if you are not doing the proper things.

>> absolutely. all right. we will go right now to bob turk in the studio, again, with more on what this storm had in store for us and a look at what is going on with weather today. >> certainly the most active weather day i think i have ever experienced here that's for sure. warnings consistent, one after the other all afternoon into the evening hours right now it is quiet a few clouds around. probably stay dry, 73 now, 47 dew point low, humidity 49%, northwest -- 39%, northwest winds, barometer holding steady. oakland, 75, 70 ocean city, 75 washington. new high is 83 degrees. 73 baltimore, 70 bel air, 67 westminster and low 70s down by the bay. now for the next several days, probably even into thursday, a blocking high pressure to north of us and deep area of low pressure over eastern portions of canada is driving chilly air

or below normal air, the jet stream dipped pretty far south. temperatures going to runny where from 4 to 7 degrees below average for the rest of the week until friday when this begins to lift up. and then warm air. temperatures out west, increasing temperatures still pleasant conditions however, every day this week, really, tuesday, wednesday and thursday we do have a chance of a shower in the afternoon because of this cold air, coming in aloft, the sun is kind of self- defeating and heats up the ground, moisture rises up, 10, 20, 30,000 feet you get clouds forming pretty good breeze here 10 to 20-mile an hour winds, you see, which makes it feel chilly for this time of year. down south, dividing line between cool air and very warm humid air, showers and storms, this afternoon from oklahoma, down to georgia, pretty strong activity there across south carolina and georgia this afternoon for the most part we are seeing sunny skies late in the afternoon, clouds begin to build to our north.

scattered -- widely scattered shower, thunder shower activity might make it into northern maryland later this evening as we saw last night most activity right now, across new york and new england, possible yet this evening, shower or a thunder shower same thing happening we think tomorrow, and again on wednesday, the cool temperatures sun comes out, boom, things begin to pop in the afternoon by thursday, quite warm, friday, into the weekend much warmer conditions back up above normal. gusts 20 knots, small craft advisory tonight and tuesday, bay temp, to 73 now. tonight, slight chance of a shower, maybe a thunder shower in a couple spots, 55 tomorrow, low 70s because the clouds are in the afternoon and doesn't keep a whole lot of sun to warm us up. another shower threat, slight chance, quick mover in the afternoon for 20 morrow. >> -- tomorrow. >> thank you don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line up, at 10:00 p.m., hawaii five-

o. >> lots more ahead on wjz at 4:30 p.m., international man hunt is over. where police find a canadian man accused of video taping a murder and mailing the victim's body parts. back in jail, george zimmerman surrenders to police for a second time. will an angry judge give him bail again. widespread damage from at least ten tornadoes in maryland. our first warning weather coverage continues eyewitness coverage continues eyewitness news at 4 with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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here denise. you are right. the tornado damage spread wide across the state of maryland and unbelievably, no one was killed when these dangerous storms hit us friday. however, it was still quite a busy day, not only were there tornadoes we also saw extensive flash flooding, in prince georges county. three teens are in good condition after being rescued from the anacostia river. now the water rose so quickly as the storms hit maryland, teens became trapped as they walked along the shore. the three were able to grab on to a bridge support of the 38th street bridge they were rescued using a system of ropes and pulllies, that firefighters set up that gives you an idea how busy. >> all that going. >> reporter: they couldn't have gotten themselves out. >> no. >> when the first unit got there the water rose a foot or two within first 10 minutes of being there. >> reporter: now the teens were all treated for hypothermia we understand they are fine. today meteorologist, bernadette woods is here in addition to

all the things we talked about friday, tornado warnings, possible damage because we didn't know at that time we had flash flooding and the flooding in and of itself can be a deadly situation. correct? >> it can. that is actually our biggest weather killer in maryland is flooding and flash flooding. different kinds we experienced that day was flash flooding because it came down so quickly area that is got 3 to 5 inches of rain over the course of a couple hours that is about what we get for a month. >> wow. >> within just an afternoon or evening that was a huge part of the storm that is why this one was such a big storm it had everything with it, and it really was one we are so fortunate i mean we are not with the injuries of course but no one lost their life and that is a really big thing, so, to all those in maryland, actually who listened to the warnings and heeded those warnings this is what we can do. >> yeah, we are glad they did. in fact, thank you very much. this is again another example of how much destruction we had around the area, quite a bit

and as bernadette mentioned earlier the national weather service is assessing damage and reports could be extensive beyond that >> can >> we have a graphic we will show here we have been going through some of this. here is the latest, ten tornadoes confirm add cross the state and we keep trying to tell people this, this is still an active investigation by the national weather service because they are spread so thin across is statement going out to these areas, looking through the damage and talking to the people who went through these storms and you can see, across the map right here, over 8 counties effected by these tornadoes they range in status from ef-0 to ef-1 those would have winds over 100 miles per hour for the ef-1 tornado. we had a lot going on a this point we still -- at this point we still could see additions to that and still in active contact with the national weather service. >> right and by the way doesn't

take tornadic winds to do damage. >> no, if they come at 07 miles -- 70 miles per hour, 80 miles per hour whether they are straight or twisting. >> denise back to you >> thanking you kai and bernadette. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. to get updated forecasts any time log on to wjz.com. george zimmerman's attorney is taking the first steps towards getting a new bond hearing set for his client. the court revoked the 28-year- old's bond for lying to the court about his family's financial circumstances. randall pinkston reports from sanford florida. >> reporter: george sim or man's defense team is -- zimmerman's defense team is expected to seek a new bond hearing >> i think the zimmerman family needs to apologize to the court. >> reporter: judge lester revoked his bond friday after prosecutors showed his wife mislead the court at an april bail hearing she allegedly hid

more than $100,000 raised online >> i think the family made a mistake out of fear and frustration. >> reporter: zimmerman is in his own cell away from other inmates here at the seminole county jail. unless a judge grants him a new bond he will be here through his trial, not expected to start until some time next year. richard horns by is a criminal defense attorney in florida. he said if there is another hearing the judge may want to send a message. >> i could see the judge setting the bond at a half million to a million dollars because he was not happy about the fact that he was lied to and so he is going to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: zimmerman is charged with 2nd degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. the financial cover up complicates his defence strategy >> i think he severely undermined his own credibility. >> reporter: defense team claims since the shooting and all other matters zimmerman has been forthright and co- operative with authorities in

sanford florida, randall pinkston wjz eyewitness news. >> zimmerman pleaded not guilty saying he shot martin in self- defense. >> a canadian porn actor accused of murder sits in a jail cell after a worldwide man hunt. >> he is accused of filming himself murdering and dismembering a man and posting that video online after the murder police say he fled to germany where officers spotted him in a cafe, reading about his case in the newspaper investigators first zeroed in after the 29-year-old mailed pieces of the slain man who he had been dating to several political offices. he will be extradited back to canada to face first degree murder charges denise. >> thank you. police are investigating a possible link between him and online videos showing a man torturing animals. economy is the number one issue on the campaign trail with president obama and mitt romney, out fundraising. campaigns are business see

taking on the other guys economic records. wjz from the white house. >> president obama's campaign is spending about $10 million on a new tv ad, targeting mitt romney's record as governor of massachusetts. >> instead of hiring workers from his own state romney out sourced call center jobs to india. >> reporter: the romney campaign says it would happily compare the president's record, with the 4.7% unemployment rate in massachusetts while romney led the state. >> he inherit add $3 billion projected deficit turned it around without raising taxes balanced the budget and put 2 billion in the rainy day fund. >> reporter: both white house hopefuls are out raising cash. mitt romney pacific northwest and obama teaming up with clinton in new york. president clinton recently sent signals that attacking romney's time in the business world is not a good strategy. but the white house claims the

two men see eye to eye, on president obama's re-election. >> president clinton, has completely supported president obama's approach and has thoroughly endorsed obama, president obama as someone who has the right vision economically for moving in country forward. >> romney supporters argue it is an approach that has not worked. >> a president in love with the sound of his own voice but hasn't been able to follow through on too many promises. >> president obama and clinton are headlining three different fundraisers including one on broadway and another at the waldorf astoria. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. we are always on check in with complete coverage campaign 2012 latest on the candidates and important issues log on to wjz.com. a baltimore raven is going the extra mile to give back to his community, running back ray rice has teamed up with pop

chips for his national game changer program. rice hosted the special charity event at city springs field after throwing around the pig skin for awhile he addressed the group talking about importance of healthy living and giving back. well, this week is starting out on a very high note after a weekend spent cleaning up after all those tornadoes partly sunny, mild, a beautiful day. wjz has weather and traffic together, bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> it has been a lot nicer, a little chilly, pretty cool nights, take a look at radar, really, now right now, nothing in the state of maryland but showers, 13 thunder showers, -- and thunder showers, down cape may but when we open up to the north of that region there is where all the action is now. possible some of these may survive a trip down from central pennsylvania, about 100 miles away. later this evening, maybe after 7 or 8, a risk of a shower or brief thunder shower. we saw them last night across

north earn maryland some areas picked up a half inch, and that same pattern, that we see today, is going to be with us again tomorrow, and wednesday, and probably thursday. before things begin to dry out, and warm up for the weekend. vic. >> okay bob thank you. let's check on the roads with christy breslin. hi vic. hi everyone. on the inner loop you are looking at a solid half an hour on the top side. park heights avenue, around to providence road. after providence it breaks free just a bit west side inner loop 20 minute delay, baltimore national pike, around security boulevard and a lot of accidents we are watching for, eastern boulevard wilson point road, fairmont avenue, towel son gate drive, water oak at white oak and we have old pimplico road closed due to a crash so to get around that take old court road or smith avenue instead we have another accident baltimore city east baltimore at light street. now a live look you can see

things still slow providence road because of the accidents we had just moments ago but it does lighten up after that. this traffic report is brought by termenex cockroaches carry up to three different types of bacteria. get to them before they get to you. 1-800 termenex for your free evaluation. call it a new breed of television all for dogs. fittingly it is called dog tv and it is a channel just for canines, devery well lopers say the colorprograms -- have loll pars say the color -- developers and programmers say ifs to entertain your dogs while you are out. what if they had commercials, drive dogs crazy. >> okay. >> straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4. the fathers day campaign that is getting jc penny in hot water with some people. >> teens killed on the way home

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two firefighters killed in a helicopter crash in western utah. they were responding to a fire in the white rock mountain whence the chopper went down. it was carrying 1600-gallon offs fuel and 2,000-gallons of water and fire retardant. it is not clear what caused that crash. emergency crews continue to search for bodies at the site of a deadly plane crash on the coast of nigeria. 153 people including some americans died sunday, when the plane went down in the busy neighbourhood. >> reporter: a crane lifted the wreckage in a mid-of a crowded neighbourhood. crews are searching for bodies of passengers, 153 people died, the state department confirmed there were u.s. citizens onboard. hundreds of residents rushed to

the site, making it impossible for firefighters or ambulances to get near the wreckage. rescuers had to use tear gas to break up frantic crowds. this man was at home with his children when he heard a loud explosion. the boeing plane took off from nigeria's capital and approaching the lagos airport when it crashed, pilots reported engine trouble moments before the jet liner hit the ground and burst into flames. >> people trying to earn a living and you know, so tragically ending and untimely. >> reporter: the search crews are checking nearby buildings for more victims. boeing experts are helping nigerian authorities investigate the cause of the crash. two years ago the same md-83, lost engine power in lagos due to a bird strike. alaska airlines used the plane for 20 years before the african company bought it two years ago. monica, wjz, eyewitness news.

now the state department has not confirmed number of americans on the flight but the death toll is expected to rise. >> fourteens killed in a car crash in northeast ohio hours before their high school graduation. live in the newsroom with more. adam. traffic invest gators are at the scene of that crash site trying to figure out exactly what happened a steady stream of young people are arriving at the scene in brunswick ohio leaving flowers, balloons and mementos behind. the car carrying four students crashed and flipped on its roof early sunday morning. three teens died at the scene a fourth died earlier today at hospital in cleveland. vick. >> thank you. the school district is sending grief counsellors to meet with students, teacherstaff. a massachusetts man recovering from serious burns after his sun block, catches fire. the man was grilling he just applied some aerosol sun screen when flames shot up his arm and spread across his body he

received 2nd degree burns but is expected to recover. in tonight's wjz health watch most new mothers plan to exclusively breast feed for at least three months most don't. the new study in journal pediatrics shows only one third breast feed for the whole three months researchers say increasingly baby friendly hospital practices particularly giving only breast milk in the hospital may help mothers meet their goals. jc penny catching flak, for a new ad. the activist group 1 million moms wants shoppers to boycott the retailer on fathers day despite the backlash, jc pen knee says it is proud -- penny says it is proud to honor all fathers, and the ad will continue to run until fathers day. some times victory can be a real kick in the shin. the brave man competed for the

top prize at this annual shin kicking championships in london the idea to kick your opponents shin until they fall to the ground each competitor was allowed to stuffer their pants if -- stuff their pants with as much straw as they wanted. >> okay that is tough. it is like having a face slapping contest. >> that i might enjoy. >> this, not so much. >> okay. mild, breezy, partly sunny skies, updated first warning weather forecast next ,,,,,,,,,, everyone's hair breaks.

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send it to bob. >> thank goodness. a pretty decent weekend a couple showers last night, right now, quiet, showers to the north of us, there may be a shower yet tonight. 73, now, dew points 47 degrees, kind of chilly, very cold air humidity 39%, northwest winds, 13, be rom tore, holding -- barometer, holding steady. 57 oakland, more like april than june. 68, up in cumberland, 70 ocean city and 71 up in elkton they had more than a half inch of rain last night and thunder showers came across the region. upper 60s to low 70s temperatures running 6 to 8 degrees below average normal high around 80. 73, we are 7 below that. annapolis. all because of a blocking high to the north of us, actually dragging, chilly air, down f

central canada. low pressure over eastern sections of quebec, and new england spinning allowing that chilly air to come down, jet stream coming further south than it had, for the last several weeks since it is still far south the cool air can come in, meanwhile to the west, warm out, temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees above normal during the week, slowly but surely this will lift further north and we will start seeing a warm up by the end of the week. right now, winds bringing those chilly temperatures in, generally, 6, 7, 8 degrees, average, 7 out in cumberland to 20, 21, a little breezy and the winds will die down. any shower activity can create gusty winds, dividing line between cooler, drier air, warm humid temperatures here in the 90s a lot of spots this area of showers pretty intense, georgia and the carolinas today.

particularly, in that area but for our region generally clear, partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. see that spin in the atmosphere across new england bringing showerinstability showers across the region. may still see a chance later this evening even after 8 or 9, shower, thunder tonight, sun is helping fuel these so we lose the sun lose most of the energy but i think we will see repeated, same kind of pattern tomorrow, and wednesday, maybe even on thursday, temperatures still running slightly below average and then, warmer air coming in, for friday and just in time for the weekend, looking really nice right now. winds in the bay up to 20 knots, small craft advisory tonight and tomorrow. forecast tonight, still a chance of a shower, maybe a few spots thunder, 55, mornings kind of cool, 72 tomorrow, that is it. 8 degrees below average. a thunder shower in the afternoon, early evening, same

thing on wednesday. >> can't complain. thank you. >> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. i am derek balfour if you think the damage was ,,,, the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine

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i'm kai jackson, up next, repairs and recovery. maryland digs out after 10 tornadoes slam the state. heartbreak in hartford county. i'm mike hellgren where an 11- year-old was accidentally shot

to death. what his family is now saying about this tragedy. details on new speed cameras on local roads. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news, eye breaking news at 5:00 is moments away. still slammed, a tornado outbreak leaves maryland digging through a huge mess. >> a costly look at a clean up all over the state. hi everybody i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm kai jackson live in hartford county. we're live along bel air tonight, this is one of the