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this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. path of destruction, violent storms strike maryland changing lives in seconds. >> we had cars ripped over and snapped some fairly large oak trees. >> tonight, wjz goes inside the communities hit hardest. hello, everybody. >> here's what people are talking about tonight. >> 10 tornadoes touched down in maryland and now fear turns to head aches for those trying to clean up. we continue our storm coverage. we're live with the widespread damage. we have the storm's major impact on hartford county. first, let's go live in

baltimore county, just one of the places still cleaning up. >> reporter: we're live, the damage was extensive and will take time to repair. a job born out of necessity after tornadoes ripped a path of destruction around the state. >> we were outside and we ran for cover. before i could get the garage door closed, the trees all snapped. >> reporter: utility crews were trying to restore power to those in the dark. work crews spent the day cleaning up the damage while homeowners and insurance adjustors spent time trying to determine how much it would cost and how long it would take to repair. >> we have another one that's leaning. i've been trying to get the tree company out here. >> reporter: here just off

belair road, the storm's damage was pretty evidence. this is a roof ripped completely apart. there's a small office complex, the storm ripped the brick off the building. >> i remember hearing rain and then all you hear is wind and the sound of almost a freight train. as you lookout side and watch windows go in and out from the wind, it was a scary experience. >> reporter: so widespread damage, only a few injuries. fortunately, no loss of life. for that, people say they are truly thankful. >> thank you. parts of hartford county proved to be the most dangerous during the storm. we have a closer look at the aftermath. >> reporter: check out this tree. it is huge, it's healthy. look at what happened when that

tornado ripped through on friday. look closely at this photo and in the rear-view mirror, you can see the tornado. >> it was a hell of a tornado. >> reporter: jeff could feel his small auto shop shaking. >> a lot of rain. you couldn't see anything. all you could see was metal flying. >> reporter: hospitalized after he was pinned under a concrete wall when the tornado demolished his auto shop. the tornado ravaged this entire tree line, almost every tree took a major hit. in fact, a massive tree fell and crushed this trailer and what you can experience here is the smell from all this freshly cut wood. there are piles and piles of this mulch throughout the area as the clean up continues.

john corn's home now in need of repairs. have you ever experienced anything like it? >> 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 will never be the same. a lot of cars crushed as those huge trees came crashing down and the wind turned a lot of debris into shrapnel shattering a lot of glass in this area. >> and those tornado touch downs spread across several counties. we break down each area from hartford county. >> reporter: officially there were 10 tornadoes that touched down. they ranged across 8 different counties. look at the counties. we have everything from hartford to howard to prince george's to queen ann's county. carol county had two tornadoes

and montgomery county had three tornado touch downs. the one at bwi marshall is not officially confirmed as far as intensity. with the other 10 tornadoes, we have everything from ef-0 to ef-1 intensity ranging. that means that winds could have topped 100 miles an hour. that's the latest. >> stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage to find updates and live doppler radar any time. breaking news in southeast baltimore. three people are shot. it happened about an hour ago. homicide detectives are on the scene. we have a crew there and we're working to get more information about the victims. there's a man hunt in northeast baltimore for a gunman who killed a popular restaurant owner. he was shot several times this morning on belair road.

detectives think the shooter may have been looking for money. an 11-year-old boy dies accidentally shot while playing with a gun. police say his 8-year-old brother fired the weapon. we talk with the family about an investigation. >> reporter: wiping away tears while talking about the shooting that killed his grandson early saturday morning. >> he was my number one 11-year-old. he and austin played everything together. it was just a freak thing that happened. >> reporter: according to the grandfather, they got a gun from a neighbor's shed and were playing with it in the woods when the gun went off. >> the bullet hit the tree and come back and hit mikey. >> reporter: the investigation reveals something different. >> the 8-year-old accidentally shot the 11-year-old with a gun that was found. >> reporter: the gun was in a

secured shed. the grandfather doesn't believe it was secure enough. >> don't let this happen to anybody else's kids. protect them. i want to love my kids, not bury them. i cried all night long. >> reporter: police say there are no plans to file any charges in will this case. funeral services for the young victim will be held later this week. >> now the family tells us they would like to thank the first responders. he died on the way to the medivac landing zone. 153 people chid when the plane plowed through two apartment buildings yesterday. security scandal rocks the airport in florida. 43 tsa workers are punished for

failing to conduct random screeningst. five lost their jobs. tsa insists every person who flew from the airport went through security. emergency legislation to keep children safe in the water. pushing a plan to add new safeguards at public pools this summer. we're live and we have the new proposal that could save children's lives. >> reporter: it's called conner's law. it would require defib are youlators at all public pools. in 2006, 5-year-old conner freid found floating face down. >> he threw up. he was laying there and nobody knew what to do. >> reporter: a lifeguard called 911. >> is there a defiblator there? >> reporter: not trained in how to use the life-saving device.

>> i don't know why they had it and we're not allowed to use it. >> reporter: john liepold introducing conner's law. all public and semipublic pools to have defiblators and people who know how to use them. since their son's death, thomas and debbie started the connor's care foundation. the foundation donates defiblators to public pools. the county council set to vote on the law just days before what would have been connor's 12th birthday. >> if they pass it, that's his birthday gift. that will be the best thing we can do to honor him and not let him die in in vain. >> reporter: they will hold an emergency hearing on july 2nd.

>> a similar law was attempted at the state level, but it was voted down. the machines are in place, and the new casino is ready to open in a few days. go ahead to open to the public on wednesday night. almost 5000 slot machines and table games. the casino will be the largest gambling site in maryland. serenading queen elizabeth tonight at a concert celebrating her 60 years on the throne. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> 10s of thousands filled the streets outside buckingham palace. the queen went ahead with the concert even though her husband prince phillip is hospitalized. she enjoyed the concert, even though she appeared to be wearing ear plugs. >> i understand those are extra dolby sound ear plugs. >> give her deeper bass. >> so she can hear every note. what left half of this man's

face with serious damage and a warning that comes with it. the mistake that sent this bus driver flying out of the seat and into a house. new details on a financial cover up that landed george zimmerman back in jail. i'm in florida and that story is coming up. when will we see that june warm up? complete first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cloudy and 60 degrees in maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming up. the driver hits a bump and is knocked out of his seat. the bus ends up crashing into a house. fortunately, no children were on board at the time. the driver is not seriously hurt, but he was cited for not wearing his seat belt. a film crew preparing to shoot a commercial catches a real-life police chase on camera. watch as the car is being pursued by two officers. the suspect circles the block

and drives through a wooden barricade. he's wanted on domestic violence charges. two major ruleings on the day before jury selection begins in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. rejected his last-minute appeal to deplay the trial. the judge ruled the real names of the alleged victims must be used. five of them petitioned the court not to be identified during testimony. he's charged with abusing 10 boys from 1995-2008. the jury will be selected from a pool of 200 residents in the stage college area. george zimmerman lands back in jail. the man accused of killing trayvon martin was using code words to lie about how much money he had. we have new details from a florida courtroom. >> reporter: george zimmerman

wore handcuffs and a bullet proof vest when he returned sunday. prosecutors say the last time he was there, he tried protecting himself with code words. the couple tried to hide more than 100,000 from the court. in april, shelly zimmerman said the couple was penniless. >> you all have no money, is that correct? >> to my knowledge, that's correct. >> reporter: but four days before that hearing, george zimmerman was recorded speaking in code language. total, how much are we looking at. shelly said $155,000. prosecutors say she meant --

>> they look forward to clearing it up. >> reporter: the cover up could hurt zimmerman. >> it will be if the defendant's ever lied to the judge before. under these circumstances, i think he severely undermined his own credibility. i believe that this has damaged his ability to win that stand your ground hearing. >> reporter: bail could be set at $1 million. >> he pleaded not guilty. a startling photo accompanies a study on the kind of damage the sun can cause on a person's skin. researchers say this picture of a 69-year-old truck driver shows how years of exposure gradually thickens your skin. they transmit through clouds and window glass. it was previously thought only

uv-b could penetrate the thick layers. giving his deceased flight flight after death. the cat with plastic propellers attached to each paw. he's now flying with the birds and that's the greatest goal a cat could ever reach. >> ha, ha. orville doesn't have much say about the matter. >> yeah, he's dead. i know he passed away, i just don't -- i don't like that story. >> i'm sorry, bob. >> a little strange. whatever. let's take a look at radar. a shower moves through our region. and guess what? it's still going on. shady side right over prince frederick, maybe making it into

st. mary's county. we had a brief shower earlier, very light stuff as you can see. most of it got stronger south of the region. clouds around, maybe a sprinkle here and there. it's a little chilly out there right now. the barometer is on the way back up. right now, 49 in oakland. 62 in ocean city. this time of year, 59 in elkin. it's 68, the warm spot over in washington so far. nothing by the way of rain there. 60 in belair. light north winds now keep this cool air in for a couple of more days. each afternoon with the sun coming out in the morning, good chance of another shower popping up in the afternoon. a lot of rain in maine kind of spinning around bringing those clouds down from the great lakes. that cool air will continue

until this low moves out and then we start a nice warm up, a really nice warm up by the end of the week. the weekend looks really nice and summery. showers to our south and north. they finally did make it into maryland. during the morning tomorrow, maybe another brief shower with a lot of clouds. then we see some sunshine. basically, this front to the south kind of dies out. the warm air begins to head back. not until late thursday or friday. we'll really see a nice warm up. the weekend should be pretty pleasant. winds as high as 20 knots. still a shower around, mainly south and clouds lingering. a shower possible mainly later on. normal high tomorrow is 80. 75 on wednesday. much drier and nicer.

friday,81. saturday, 84. the orioles had a new building block for their future. >> mark introduces us to the highly touted pitcher who's coming to baltimore, next in sports. ♪

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a couple of good bits of news. we have our fans sports report. >> the players of the next generation coming into the big leagues. the orioles continue to stock up on arms for the future. last year they drafted dylan bundy. tonight, a college pitcher at louisiana state university. years of losing, the os continue to get those high draft picks. this year, fourth overall pick. bud seelig announces the pick. he is the first pitcher taken in this year's draft. a power right hander with a fast ball in the low 90s. he's spoken with the lsu pitcher a that the os picked first overall in 89. they got the player they wanted. they have until mid-july to sign

their picks. the draft goes 40 rounds over three days. the honor of being first chosen goes to carlos carera. he comes from the puerto rico baseball academy. he's 6-foot 4, 190 pounds of solid fielder who projects to be a power fielder in the big leagues. white sox first-round pick courtney hawkins, after being picked, he shows off his athletic skills by doing a back flip on live tv. making this more incredible, he's 6-foot 3, 225 pounds. not exactly a gymnast's body. that is impressive for an outfielder. the struggling orioles got a day of rest today before they continued their road trip in

boston tomorrow night. they've been losing games and losing players to injury. adam jones checked out fine after mris were done today on his wrist. jones suffered from pain after falling awkwardly avoiding a tag in the loss to tampa bay yesterday. a few days prior to that, he was hit by a pitch in his left wrist in toronto. he does expect to play tomorrow. ravens line backer suggs reports significant progress in his recovery. he says he will shock some people when he returns earlier than some expect. he is expected to miss at least half of the upcoming regular season. orioles back in action tomorrow night. night. stay healthy,,,,,,,

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it was a kicking good time in england this weekend. not because of the queen, but because the shin-kicking championship was on center stage. two competitors try to send each other to the ground. competitors say stamina is the key and also how much straw you put in your socks for protection. >> the queen didn't make it to this celebration. >> she was so disappointed too. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ jared ] uh, michael?

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