areas still dealing with powerful storms. 10 tornadoes, we now know 10 tornadoes are confirmed throughout the state. it's a common scene in several maryland counties tonight, crews are still removing trees from front yards and homes, businesses are hit as well. wjz is live with extensive coverage of this clean up effort, derek valcourt and bernadette woods is telling us more. >> reporter: when the tornado broke through this particular section of falston you see it hit this tree, snapping it right here on the base. it's a pretty big tree. that tree came slamming down crushing this horse trailer and sending the horse trailer on to its back. a real testimony to the power

of this twister. look closely at this photo and in the rear-view mirror you can see the tornado that ravaged parts of boston. >> what a hell of a tornado. >> the storm damaged his building and almost every car in the parking lot. >> a lot of rain, you couldn't see anything. you really could look out the window, when you tried to you really could not see anything. >> reporter: a neighbor was hospitalized after he was pinned underneath a wall after his shop was devastated. almost every tree took a major hit. like a massive tree fell and crushed this trailer and what you can experience is the smell from all this freshly cut wood. there's piles and piles of this mulch throughout the area. >> i have to have a new roof.

>> reporter: jones home now in need of repairs. >> reporter: have you ever experienced anything like that? >> never in my life. i hope nobody ever does. >> reporter: with some of the debris blown more than a quarter of a mile away, parts of falston will never be the same. now take a look at this, this is a close up view here, you're looking at this piece of metal and a testimony to the power of these winds, some pretty strong winds, able to whip this piece of metal that was once part of a garage door into this tree branch literally wedging the metal right in there. that's how strong of a storm and how strong of wind we're talking about. there's so much damage that folks here are looking at a long clean up. back to you kai. >> okay, thank you derek. derek i'm watching you and photo journal itself bob merkel as you're talking about that. as we look over here at this

office building, probably not 200 feet from here, look at that. sparkle base is zooming in over there. half the bricks are taken off that office complex. it gives you an idea of the power of this storm. you can see meteorologist bernadette woods with me here. it givers you an idea of how random and destructive tornadoes can be. >> it really is amazing. the longer we stand here the more you can see. first you see the trees but then you see individual bricks pulled off of buildings and thrown to another side of the region. as derek was showing you, the siding that was on a building pulled off and wrapped around a tree. it was pretty amazing what mother nature can do and that's why we don't want to mess with this. this is the latest. 10 confirmed tornadoes. take a look at the map. they spread across the state. we have them from hartford county, to queen anne's county. we have two in carol county.

we have three in montgomery county with two right along demaskus alone. as far as strength goes, vwi marshal was viewed by a power worker. 10 tornadoes in eight counties, three of them coming in with ef1 status. six at ef0. and one still to be determined and that is the one vwi marshal now. when we talk about the fujita scale it is a damage scale that has wind estimates associated with it because there's not usually measurements within this storm. the ef scale goes from zero all the way to five. in this sense we had ef0 and ef1 damage. winds over 100 miles per hour are possible. this does range all the way to ef5. but you have to see the damage from tornadoes, they are still tornadoes and they still provide a lot of damage. we have a lot going on and this

is still an active investigation by the weather service. >> this is something we're seeing a lot around here, this is insulation. we realize it's fiberglass and we have to be careful. what did you find out about the fact when we see insulation around. >> usually when there's insulation it was a tornado. because that circulating wind it can act to pop the motion and that's when you get the insulation coming out. when you have the damage and there is inhalation involved, quite often that means there was a tornado. >> interesting. >> and there's a lot of this around. >> a lot of this around and a lot of storm damage. a lot of the storm damage that we've seen was really confined to what we call quick intense hits. alex demetrick has been in and around baltimore in carroll county with an estimation of how storms hit that area. >> it didn't take long for the

storms to turn violent. >> it was just intensely windy. >> reporter: ever since it's been intensely noisy. crews have been removing massive trees. >> we have trees down pretty much everywhere. it only lasted about 30 seconds. >> that was long enough to leave some homeowners faces weeks if not months of repair work. >> at that moment the tree came down and everything just shook. it was frightening. >> reporter: it wasn't just as if they blew down. >> i've seen them blow before but i've never seen them twist. >> reporter: where the treed twisted or snapped or just damaged. >> it takes weak trees, healthy trees, when you get tornadoes it's all bets off. >> reporter: you're talking a lot of weight. >> about 15tons, 30,000 pounds. >> given the sheer size of

these trees crawling throughout many houses these neighbors are happy for what not happened. >> it was a little too close for comfort but thankfully nobody was hurt. >> reporter: alex demetrick wjs news. >> stay with wjz to find forecast updates and live doppler radar any time log on to wjz.com. we have breaking news for baltimore county. sky chopper 13 over the scene where a child is struck by a car. the 8-year-old boy road his bicycle through a stop sign then he was hit. he's been transported to john hopkins. we're working to find out more about the child and his condition right now. we have a story we're following very closely. an 11-year-old boy dies while playing with a gun. wjz is live, mike hellgren speaking to the boy's family about the investigation.

>> this is a much loved little boy, his family is devastated. tonight there are some differing accounts as to how this all unfolded but it appears to be accidental. harry keal wipes away tears when talking about the shooting that killed his grandson michael zoe. >> he was my number one 11-year- old. they like to play. him and i played everything together. it's just a freak thing that happened. >> reporter: according to the grandfather, zoek and his 8- year-old brother got a gun from a neighbor's shed and they were playing with it in the woods when the gun went off. >> they got it. the bullet hit the tree and came back and hit mikey. >> the police investigation revealed something different. >> the 8-year-old accidentally shot the 11-year-old with a gun that was shot. >> reporter: the gun was in a garage where a neighbor opened it to get some yard equipment.

>> don't let this happen to anybody's elses kids. please people, protect them. i want to love my kids not bury them. i cried all night long. i really did. >> reporter: police say there are no plans to file any charges in this case. and the family tells us they would like to thank all the first responders, zoek died on his way to the medivac zone. >> funeral services are scheduled for later this week. police are investigating an assault at a high school. one teen was reportedly cut behind the building on washington avenue. so far there are no suspects. another reported flash mob robbery at a local convenience store. denise has more on the take over at a local 7/eleven.

>> reporter: some of the suspects were masked knocking items off store shelves and stealing items before fleeing. this is the same 7/eleven store that made headlines when it sold the winning ticket a month ago. he was caught with some stolen candy. >> anyone with information about this robbery should call police. baltimore county preparing to place more speed cameras around school zones. the debate continues for these money making devices. >> reporter: townsend is one of the five new locations dead nateed for speed cameras in baltimore county -- towson. the locations are near the bois yeekoz school, seven oaks elementary and winands elementary. kevin cammon says the cameras get people to slow down. >> the fact that we can probably just put a fake camera

and you know and a sign and get people to slow down. >> reporter: but instead they collect $40 a pop. >> i think it's just a money grab for the state. >> i'm not for them obviously. i think it's unfair. you know, how do i know it really works. >> i guess it's a necessary way to get revenue for the county. >> reporter: the county expects the cameras to cost less than $31,000 to operate, issue 55,440 citations and collect $1,170,000 in fines. >> this is just to cover our costs and raise awareness in school zones to slow down and that's what people are doing so it's working. >> reporter: for 30 days after each camera is activated, drivers will receive warnings if they exceed the speed limit by 12-miles-an-hour or more after that, the fines. reporting from towson, i'm pat warren. the money raised by the cameras is to be spend on

public safety projects. outside right now it is partly sunny, breezy and really beautiful. let's check in with bob turk, he's tracking current conditions at the weather center. bob. >> really nice day so far. kind of chilly this morning. take a look at radar. there's one or two showers up around kent county and not too far from elkton where they had big storms last night. to the north of this, a batch of activities developed over central pennsylvania. it is moving down to the south as you can see. if it survives that's quite a ways to go yet. we will lose the sun's energy. still might have a shower across some of the area later this evening. even as late as 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. so we'll keep that in the forecast. not a great chance but we'll have another chance tomorrow and thursday of the same kind of shower activity. late in the afternoon or early evening hours. then it warms up for the evening, vic. >> still ahead, taking tips

from ray rice. the reason for his victim. and george zimmerman back in jail, now he's fighting for a new bond hearing. will he get another chance at freedom. this 90-year-old woman wakes up with a flashlight at his face. burglars targeting the elderly in this peaceful neighborhood. that's coming up. we had beautiful weather to start the week. don't miss the weather forecast with bob. ,,,,

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it's partly sunny, 71 degrees in central maryland right now. the pleat forewarning weather is -pl -- coming up. some scary moments for elderly women. they wake up to find men standing over their bed,

shining flashlights over their head. >> the motive here appears to be robbery. they don't understand this whole thing with the flashlight. >> i was just amazed. >> reporter: 91-year-old ellis yolk who lives in a quiet street woke up to a terrifying sight. >> what was the first sign you knew someone was in your house. >> i saw the lights in the bedroom. he was standing there beside my face. >> reporter: was he shining it on you? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: she never heard him break in. he rummaged through her cabinets and moments later he was gone. >> i didn't know if i was dreaming. >> reporter: a 74-year-old woman down the street woke up to a flashlight in her face. the woman screamed and two robbers took off. >> everyone should feel safe, secure and confidentable inside of their home.

>> anne arundel police now increasing patrol in the neighborhood. wjz spotted three police cars. >> we're asking people to be vigilant. look out for your neighbors. if you see anything suspicious in nature. looks suspicious report it. >> they're also asking residents to keep their exterior lights on. >> we have an alarm system, we don't even turn it on anymore. >> reporter: but you are now. >> we are now. >> reporter: ellis bought her first alarm in her lifetime. >> oh yeah. >> reporter: that neighborhood also told me about other break- ins over the last couple of months, at this point police don't know how many of these could be all connected to the same suspects. reporting live tonight, adam may, wjz news. >> thank goodness none of those women got hurt. thank you for your report. anyone with information can call anne arundel county police. >> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work. let's check in on the roads

right now. hi christie. >> -- kristy. >> hi mary, hi everyone. the harrisburg expressway very heavy in that northbound direction from swan road to belfast. as far as accidents go, gateway road and business centerway, also eastern boulevard at wilson point road. fairmont avenue. and also north central at east fayette. let's take a live look, there's a delay at shwan road. this traffic report brought to you by maryland live. the live casino opens june 6th at 10:00 p.m. it is the ultimate gaming and gambling experience. back over to you. >> all right, kristy, thank you. >> 71 right now, 40% humidity.

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i'm kai jackson, maryland continues to clean up after a very active weather day on friday. 10 tornadoes touching down on eight counties. bernadette woods right here in hartford county. a lot of clean up still underway. >> it is. and we continue to talk to people between these hits and it is amazing that more people were not hurt. when we put these warnings out to you please do listen because this is a life or death situations. >> bob turk back in the studio with more on our weather today. >> pretty quiet right now. maybe later tonight some shower activity. you saw it last night. just across portions of central maryland there's a track of showers heading south. showers and thunderstorms now. they'll lose the heat of the

day shortly as the sun sets this evening but they may just survive the path down from pennsylvania. it's not a great chance but later tonight still a chance for the showers moving through. with 79 degrees now, upper 60s across northern sections. 71, 74 over in washington. upper 60s some spots, away from the city, low 70s most other places. our normal high is around 80 degrees. so these temperatures you see, 89 degrees, 10 degrees below average because of the jet stream dipping down way here across the carolinas and this is where we've seen pretty active showers. we'll have the cold here in place because of cold air this time of year with the warm sunshine, probably you know it's the highest part of the

whole year, six, seven, eight weeks you sort of self-defeats. it warms up the ground. crowds created and showers can pop up any time in the afternoon. ocean city, 10, 12, 15 or 20 here in pax river so it's still a breezy day. the breeze will calm down tonight and pick up again tomorrow afternoon. and down to the south there's that border between the cooler air and very warm humid air. that part of the world pretty quiet. you see showers up in northern pennsylvania. philadelphia probably going to get these tonight. this little batch across pennsylvania looks like it wants to hit across north eastern or eastern sections of maryland still tonight. still a risk, tomorrow wednesday and thursday probably the same scenario before things finally move out and some warmer air comes in. just in time for the end of the week. weekend looks pretty nice. they get quite a bit warmer.

a small advisory tonight and again tomorrow afternoon. the bay temp around 73. actually it came down 2 degrees. slight chance of a shower. maybe thunder later on. most areas won't see them but they'll be scattered. same thing tomorrow. again late in the afternoon tomorrow evening could be some scattered showers and some thunder. 72, 8 degrees below average tomorrow. >> for june, all right. >> that's cool, all right. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. >> widespread destruction of at least 10 tornadoes in maryland. our first warning weather coverage continues right after this. >> senior tragedy, four teenagers killed right before their graduation. >> the latest from the presidential campaign trail. ,

it is just before 5:30, 71 degrees and partly sunny. good evening everyone and thank you for staying with wjz news. digging through the debris after maryland is slammed by nearly a dozen tornadoes, wjz is live in hartford county with extensive coverage. kai jackson has more on the extensive damages from these storms, kai. >> reporter: that's right mary,

you're absolutely correct. the tornado damage is broad. not only were they tornadoes but as you've seen in the past it was also extensive flash flooding. in hartford county, three teens are in good condition. the teens became trapped as they walked down the shore. the three were able to grab on to the a ledge. they were rescued by a levy system the firefighters sent to them. >> like branches and a lot of stuff. >> so they couldn't have gotten themselves out. >> huh-uh. >> reporter: flash flooding was a big problem from this storm wasn't it. >> it really was. we saw accounts of two to 3- inches of rain, and that's

normally what we get in a month. we saw that in one afternoon. back to the tornadoes, these small pockets are scattered throughout the state and people are still cleaning up and will be for a while. take a look at that graphic right here. we have eight county represented we tornadoes. over on eastern shore to queen anne's county. carroll county on two different accounts and montgomery county had three tornadoes touched down. normally we average about three tor -- tornadoes a year. they're still confirming, we'll see if that's changing. >> back to you. >> stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage, any

time log on to wjz.com. another disaster out west. officials say their aircraft went down after dropping retardant on the fire. the cause of the crash still is under investigation. in ohio, an investigation continues into a deadly car accident involving several teenagers on the eve of graduation. denise is live in the newsroom with the latest on this tragedy, denise. >> reporter: a fourth teenager as how now died as a result of a single-car accident. two of the victims were scheduled to graduate later that afternoon. in a tearful commemoration, a moment of silence was observed when their names were called. one of the victims was released from the hospital, a cause for the accident has not been released. it's suspected excessive speed

was the cause of the crash. george zimmerman's attorney wants a new bond hearing for his client. the defense team admits the court deserves an apology and an explanation. >> reporter: his lawyer says the 28-year-old needs to admit he and his wife made a serious mistake. >> i think the zimmerman family needs to apologize to the court. >> reporter: judge lester revoked the bond. >> i think the family made a mistake, i think it was out of fear and frustration. >> reporter: zimmerman is in his own cell away from other inmates. unless a judge grants him a new bond he will be here through his trial which is not expected

to start until sometime next year. hornsby is a criminal defense attorney he says if there is another hearing the judge may want to send a message. >> i can 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's going to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. polnski says the cover up complicates the zimmerman defense strategy. >> i think he's severely undermined his own credible. >> reporter: but since the shooting and all other matters, zimmerman has been forthright and cooperative with authorities. in sanford florida, randall pinkston. >> zimmerman pleaded not guilty saying he shot martin in self- defense during a confrontation in february. >> reporter: jury selection will start tomorrow in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. also request by father, the

victim to not use their real names during testimony was denied. the former penn state football coach is charged with 52 counts of child sex abuse. in today's campaign 2012 report, danielle nottingham explains how they'll be taking on each other's status. >> reporter: president obama's campaign is spending $2 million on a new ad targeting romney's record as governor of massachusetts. >> instead of hiring workers from his own state, romney outsourced call center jobs to. [ indescernible ] - - to india. >> reporter: the romney campaign says they will bring up jobs created. >> he put $2 million in the

rainy day fund. >> reporter: both white house hopefuls are raising campaign cash. president oe what is teaming up with former president bill clinton in new york. president clinton recently sent the signal that attacking romney's time in the business world is not wise. >> president clinton has completely supported president obama's approach and has thoroughly endorsed president obama as someone who has the right vision economically for moving this country forward. >> reporter: romney's supporters argue that it's an approach that has not worked. >> he's a president that is in love with the sound of his own voice but has not been able to follow through with most of his promises. >> reporter: romney and

president obama have booked several different campaigns. >> stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2012, we'll continue to bring you the latest issues of the candidates on air and online. time now for a quick look at the stories you will find on the baltimore sun. a look at the financial trouble of jamal lewis. coverage of the orioles selection, and an update on when the ravens suggs will be back on the field. for more on these stories look for the baltimore's sun. baltimore raven's star running back ray rice got to choose a charity he wanted to support as part of a national competition sponsored by pop chips. and ray chose the living classrooms foundation. >> reporter: today it became a field of dreams for local students who got to meet, play

and learn football from ravens running back ray rice. >> go on the corner, deep corner, deep corner, this way. >> reporter: ray rice teamed up with pop chips in their game changing contest. and he chose the living classroom's foundation as the winner. the organization has to renovate this field. >> it's a real honor for living classrooms foundation that ray rice selected our organization to come and work with about 1,000 1,000 inner city children. to have sports and athletic and physical education. >> reporter: students from the cross roads school along with five others ran drills with ray rice and listened to his story which is very much like their own. >> i think he motivates the kids who are out here who play sports and they should be the best they could be. >> reporter: ray rice selected the living classrooms

foundation out of the top five organizations that got the most votes in the pop chips contest. sports stars across the nation are all giving back this month as part of that campaign. >> you can tell by ray rice, this is something a personal campaign. something he enjoys doing. >> he loves it. he connects with the kids. he stands right next to the kids just like we're doing. and he gets out there with the kids. the plan to allow young children on the social networking site. the search for survivors after a plane crash in nigeria. what the president is saying about americans on board. the personal weather center, how long will this cooler trend continue? i'll have the update on our first warning weather forecast.

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grow as the summer kicks off their summer reading program. how a boost in reading while school is out helps students when they go back. >> reporter: baltimore's summer reading program has just begun. even the youngest readings have their favorite. >> my favorite is the the cat in the hat. >> reporter: the contest challenges kids to read as many books and they'll receive a prize, anything from orioles tickets to the aquarium. the library even officers suggestions on what to read. >> reporter: baltimore is still a city that reads. >> it is, it is. children we are waving their pom-poms. >> studies have shown and research has verified this that you can have a summer slide. you can lose.

>> reporter: parents should challenge kids to read the tough books. >> one of my books has to be jack and anny, and that's a chapter book. >> reporter: children read more than 200,000 books, this year the goal is to crush those numbers. >> we hope to get to 20,000 and as many as half a million books read. wouldn't that be something. >> reporter: yes it would. the summer reading program ends august 1. the city's summing reading program is more than eight years old. >> it is a gorgeous evening with lots of sunshine but many people are still cleaning up from saturday's tornado outbreak. bob turk has the fore forecast. but first bernadette woods has a look at tomorrow's conditions. bernadette. >> that's right, mary. there's still a lot of damage out here and it's going to take

a while to get it under way. but at least conditions are for the most part cooperating. it is going to be a cool night tonight. we go back into the 50s, tomorrow the chance for a shower, thunderstorms as we head through the day. tomorrow evening things start to calm down once again. for more of the five day here's bob. >> tomorrow much like today. upper 70s, slight chance of a thundershower. late afternoon and into evening. the same thing goes for wednesday, probably friday upper to mid-70s. >> thanks, bob. today's energy saver fix defective plumbing or dripping faucets. a dripping faucet can waste 200 million-gallons of water a month. that doesn't just waste water but it increases your bill to

warm the water. after 153 people were killed, the red cross reports 48 bodies have been recovered. the plane went down in a popular area of lagos. there's fear that the death toll will rise. the u.s. department of state confirms there were americans on board but they do not know how many. a ka nate yap porn actor who became a fugitive in a gruesome murder case has been arrested -- a canadian porn star who became a fugitive in a gruesome murder case has been arrested. the 23-year-old is accused of video taping the murder of the woman and posting it online. he is also accused of mailing the woman's body parts to canadian officials. a man described as the

person of interest was taken into custody. they also removed several items from the suspect's vehicle. in tonight's wjz health watch a new study finds the majority of new mothers are not breast-feeding as long as they had planned. teresa garcia reports for wjz. >> reporter: katherine mcneil admits breast-feeding her daughter has not been easy. >> the first month, it hurt so much, even like a cotton t- shirt hurt being against it. >> reporter: she stuck with it but most mothers don't. only 1/3 of them actually met their goals. >> women are more likely to succeed if it was their first pregnancy, they were obese, they were smokers.

>> reporter: mothers breast- feed exclusively for the first six months then add solid foods. infants that are breast-fed are less prone to infections, less likely to be obese and less likely to develop chronic conditions later in life. >> reporter: researchers say three hospital policies really influenced whether mothers are successful. >> not introducing the pacifier, starting initiating the breast-feeding within an hour, and more importantly not introducing formula while in the hospital. >> reporter: mcneil understands why some women turn to formula. >> you go to bed, they tell you, we can keep the baby overnight and give her a bottle. it's so tempting. >> she's in the 90 percentile for height and weight. >> reporter: she plans to continue breast-feeding for a year. >> tr-s -- doctors say when formula supplement are

necessary at the hospital. if the infant shows signs of dehydration or significant weight loss. facebook is looking to tap into a new market, kids. the social media is working on a plan to allow the children to use the site but under a new system. the kids will allow parents to determine who they can friend and what applications they can use. kai is standing by live in hartford county with a preview for us, kai. >> reporter: wjz continues extensive coverage of the tornado coverage around maryland. we're live with complete coverage. >> police in northeast bald mother -- baltimore continue their investigation after a death at a restaurant. a woman from maryland makes it down to the final two for

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>> the orioles have a day off in what's been a rough trip. they've been losing games and losing players to injuries. mark viviano has the latest issue with injuries. >> reporter: the orioles rest today, and their players continue to fall to injury. nick markakis is already out for several weeks. today an exam for adam jones

after an injury scare. jones had mris done in florida today. an examination of both his wrists after he complained of pain. he fell awkwardly on his wrist. just a few games earlier he was hit on the wrist by a player from toronto. the mri says he's fine, it shows no dabble. it's a sigh of relief with nick markakis already out with a broken bone in his right hand. >> injuries happen and we just have to figure out a way to -- you can't replace them. you have to figure out a wayed to do without them for the next month, because it's going to take some time for them to heal. >> now it's just a matter of getting these stitches out and getting back in the swing of things. really no rehab to it and there's no structural damage. just a matter of the wound healing and getting back in the swing of things. >> markakis is one of

eightorioles currently in the disabled list. more on the o's coming up next hour, and speaking of injuries the ravens have their share. even during the offseason. an update on the football birds and tiger woods with a memorable weekend all ahead in sports at 6:00, back to you for now vic. >> the colorado rockies are baseball's most unique version of the tenth man. a squirrel wandered on to the field in a game with the dodgers. he was not scared of surveying the field. he sneaked up on a few players and coaches. turns out he didn't want to play. >> you know he was like, get me out of here. >> i'm sure he was. >> he was trying to hide behind that coach i think. poor guy. >> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. i'm derek valcourt in boston, if you think the storm damage is bad where you were. i was paying too much with cable.

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>> coming up right now on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00, picking up the pieces, several tornadoes rip through maryland. we have complete coverage of the mess left behind. i'm mike hellgren near where an 11-year-old was accidentally shot to death. what his family is now saying

about his tragedy. >> there 95-year-old woman wakes up with a flashlight in her face. burglars targeting the elderly in this peaceful neighborhood. >> as maryland moves on from the tornadoes what's in store for your weather this week? check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. road to recovery, tornadoes tear through maryland. >> tonight a closer look at the storms and how the worse hit areas are coping. hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. >> the latest