whether you are going to work or staying at home, think ace twi bout how you use your water. why people living in the city and counties are asked to conserve. fight to repeal health care again. what is expected when members of the house take the floor of another vote. a family in mourning funeral arrangements made for three boys who drowned along the eastern shore. those stories and more coming up on this tuesday, july 10th. i'm charley crowson. megan pringle is off today. we welcome back meteorologist lynette charles, she has been gone for a little while. >> i missed all of you. we are talking about bit of wet weather on

maryland's most powerful radar. bel air, light showers around jaretsville, kingsville, perry hall and oberly. to the south, more showers, little bit heavier around baltimore, dundalk. we will see the showers persisting as we head through the morning hours. if you want the thunderstorms you will have to head to is south. we are dealing with the stationary front bling thunderstorms firing up around richmond, heading towards the east. throughout the day, we could see a round of showers and thunderstorms popping up. now a check of the traffic with loren cook. nice to have you back was. good morning to you. if you are traveling through the harbor tunnel , the construction continues south of

the south toll plaza. not causing delays. that will change this morning. stick with the fort mc henry or the key bridge. if you are headed to 95, a live look at white marsh, everything up to speed. a nice easy ride all the way in to the city. drive times, no delays on the jfx. 11 minutes downtown to east fayette. 695, clear on the west side, 795 towards 95. that will take you eleven minutes also 95 up to 83. happening today the deputy of public works in baltimore is checking a 54-inch water main and inspection shows the main could fail so crews are working to fix it before it becomes a major problem. linda so is live with more on how this could be affecting you. >> reporter: we are here on lyndon in arbutus, a neighborhood that could be affected by what is going on today. you could temporarily lose your water service for up to an hour

today. here are the areas that could be affected. we are talking about work pes to the north, 195, 895, west of cherry hill. they will check problems with the water main in southwest baltimore. since even's water is connected, even people in the countys are asked to pay attention to the wa use. >> beginning this week, we will begin testing water systems adjustments, redirecting flows, lasting for proximately 48 hours. the this is to ensure we can provide adequate supply water for our customers when we begin repairs. we are calling on citizens to conserve water. >> reporter: conserving water, ways to do that, avoid watering your garden or using water outside for any reasons today. if you have to run the laundry or your dish washer, you are asked to do that in the early morning hours or late at night.

if you lose water today and you live in the city, call 311, counties call this number 410- 396-5352. linda so, abc2 news. also today the state will release the maryland school assessment results for all schools. a news conference is scheduled for 9:00 to talk about the numbers. public schools will gather to talk about that district's numbers, too. we have this coming up as part of the announcement, a live report at 5:00 this morning, on good morning maryland. we could find out what is next for accused harford county cannibal. alexander kenya kill his roommate and ate his heart and part of his brain. he is indicted on charges in a separate attack when he was a student at morgan state. a student claims kenya beat him with a baseball bat. a case against john low

poled john leopold takes part. his office has not issued a comment. a house expected to vote to repeal the health care reform law again. this is the 31st vote to repeal the law, but the first since the supreme court issued the ruling upholding the mandate. lawmakers say they are doing what is best, they say, for their constituents. >> the american people told us one thing, they do not like obama care. house republicans heard their voice, we pledged to repeal the law, and pave the way for real reform that lowers health care costs for families and employers across the country. >> critics of the vote says this is nothing more than political posturing. any repeal effort by the house, which is republican held, will die in the democratic controlled senate. also happening tomorrow a hearing is ed asked in harrisburg, pennsylvania, for two former penn state university employees.

curly and shots are going through the court proceedings for they ledged rolls in the sex abuse scandal involving sandusky. they are accused of failing sandusky to the authorities. despite the controversy, penn state had a record setting year in donations. penn state earned almost $210 million in alumni donations. a spokesperson for the college says the number sends a loud and distinct message that's been going through a tough time for the school. people are talking about the sighting of a great white shark off the coast of cape cod. this morning, hear from the man who maybe got too close for comfort. 100 rides taking over a boutique today. this event is not about snatching up the new dresses. everything is up to speed on 69 a harford.

traffic shaping up on 95 and 83, coming up on good morning mailed. a live look in new york at the statute of liberty. beautiful way to start the day. stay with us, much more to come.

yesterday on good morning maryland, we told you about the great white shark off the coast of cape cod, many beach goers saw it during the weekend. this morning, hear from the man in the kayak that shark was chasing. hear what he had to say when he saw the fin behind him. >> i was a little freaked out. it was a quick moment. i had to react. i looked at it. looked down, i saw the body, didn't see the head, i think that was under the kayak. i paddled. i had menty of practice time. >> experts say the character was drawn to the was off of

cape cod because of abundance of seals in the area. we will hear about this throughout the course of the morning. welcome back. i had a great time. too many stories to tell. you guys were in a heat wave. that broke yesterday. today we are feeling a little bit better, but we are going to deal with showers possible. let me show you what is going on around the nation. as we look at the satellite and radar, most of the showers and storms are mainly to the south of baltimore. this is u courtesy of a stationary front set up on virginia and north carolina. points southward, in on the showers and thunderstorm action as we head through the rest of today. with the stationary front you might think it's stationary, it can move to the south a little bit. as it does so, we have the potential for a thunderstorm to pop up in here, maybe this morning, this afternoon, but now, we can see that all the focus is to the south. maybe if you are heading

towards southern maryland today, you could be in on it a little bit earlier. this is what we have now in terms of temperatures. they are in the 70s as of now, they will continue that way throughout the day. we are looking at the fact that it's not as humid as it has been. we see the humidity at 100% in annapolis. a little bit of fog as you head off and about to work. over to loren cook, she has a check of the traffic. breaking news in baltimore city, there is a house fire onlinwood at fayette street. if you are traveling in the area, stick with lakewood as your alternate route. no problems to tell you about on 95, nice and clear, heading towards 495, towards the tunnel. harrisburg expressway, hunt valley, everything up to speed. once you get onto the beltway, here is what it looks like. bel air, 11 minutes from 95 to 83. that's a look at your abc 2

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throughout the workday. stephanie rawlings blake is joining notre dame helping kick off the national cancer prevention study, the american cancer society is looking for volunteers to help researchers understand the genetic environmental and lifestyle factors that cause and prevent cancer. president obama and his wife are on the campaign trail. first lady in florida for events in orlando and miami. the president is rallying supporters in cedar rapids, iowa. republican in nominee, mitt romney, a town hall meeting this afternoon. new report reveals areas in the u.s. where houses are being sold where homeowners owe less than a hundred dollars in overdue property taxes. according to the report the most at risk include elderly and poor homeowners, also those who don't keep track of personal finances. joined by lynette charles,

you are back. she leaves, it gets hot. she comes back, we have a cooldown. you need to stick around. how are the roads? >> charlie, i have an update on the house fire i just mentioned. lynnwood at fayette, no one has been injured. the roadway is still shutdown. 95, nice and clear through the fort mc henry tunnel. no problems on the beltway. clear parkville south and will remain that way on the west side. don't forget we are giving away $600 in free gas cards. all you have to do is like my official abc 2 facebook page. all of the details are at the top of my profile. be sure to enter. we will announce a winner every week for the end of the summer.

>> you are not eligible. the weather for today as you step out and about, some places a few scattered showers this morning. take the rain gear with you. as we go through the rest of the afternoon, still a possibility for showers in the forecast. light showers around jeretsville and bel air, south, more around baltimore right now. glenn burnie also. the big thunderstorms popping up around virginia this morning, be prepared for that. >> extreme heat dealt with last week turned deadly. officials say 8 people died between monday and saturday, that now raises the total number of dead to 18, all the results of heat related instances. all but two were maryland residents , the heat wave included several rounds of storms but added to the misery. funeral arrangements made for three boys who drowned this past weekend, they will be buried sunday at the reliant

church in delaware. the boys drowned while swimming in the marshy hope creek. they've been identified as a 12 year old, 11 year old and a 6 year old. the boys community is asking for donations to pay for the funerals. the funeral home the taking collections. news around the nation, rain from the cold front has moved along the eastern u.s. causing problems across north carolina. five inches of rain fell in greensboro. this is monday night. take a look at this, flash flooding, stranding drivers on roadways around the city as many as 30 cars were forced to be abandoned along a major interstate. this video, see how bad that flooding turned, these cars covering to the roofs. rescue rues broke out rafts to make sure no one was inside the cars.

there is no let up in sight. another round of storms expected in the area. 911 operator thought this may have been a prank by a ttle the 5 year old -- boy, the 5 year old knew exactly what he was doing. take a listen. >> 911 what is your emergency? >> my dad is sick. >> your dad is sick? >> yeah. >> quincy hall wasn't playing. his dad suffered a grand mall seizure. he called 911 from the cell phone and a dispatcher used the coorder nants from the call and paramedics were at the door in four minutes. this morning, little quincy is hail adhere row for -- hailed a hire a -- hero for thinking so quickly. quincy was center stage at the ceremony. his dad recovered from the

seizure but unable to attend because he was suffering from the flu. a story across the country, passengers aboard a spirit airlines flight are getting a full refund but that's probably not enough to get them through what they endured. angry passengers after a 14- hour lay over in texas. a passenger was being unruly. >> even was miserable. >> passengers were shuttled to another airport, many missed cruises, which the airline says they won't compensate them for, they were flying from los angeles to fort lauderdale. they landed in houston, houston didn't fly to fort lauderdale. >> miserable. >> misery.

>> let's talk about something more happy. let's go to the weather. we are looking at the satellite and radar. clouds this morning , the wet weather to the south of us right now. this is courtesy of a stationary front that's going to wobble back and forth throughout the day. it will bring us the chance for a few showers. moisture, still up there a bit. dew points 66 degrees. 64 hagerstown. 67 york and dc, 70 and 72 salisbury. the closer you get to the stationary front, that's where you are feeling the humidity. as you step out the door, you are going to feel on the humid side. temperatures coming in at 69 baltimore. 77 dc and 70 york. 73 hagerstown. a little bit of fog in some areas this morning. be careful as you head out and about. this is the weather pattern for today. we have the stalled out front and again it could wobble to the north, stay to the south.

with it so close to us, not ruling out a chance of a thunderstorm to pop up through the morning and the afternoon. you can see most of the convection or thunderstorm activity is where the front is. we can see around towards the west there, wch wf, virginia, maybe a shower or storm in to the afternoon. that could make its way in to our area. be cognizant of that throughout the day. more possible in to wednesday and thursday. we should stay dry on those days. temperatures will begin to bump up. for today, 86 degrees, we should be at 88 for this time of the year. more seasonable, we will take that, no complaints. we will look at the seven-day forecast, things looking better if you like temperatures in the 80s, we will see that as we head in to thursday and friday. the warmer temperatures will move in here as we head in to next week. we could be seeing a heat wave on tap. let's get a check of the abc 2 time saver traffic with loren

cook. there is a house fire, north of patterson park. it shuts downlenwood at fayette. if you are traveling, stick with lakewood avenue as your alternate route. no one has been injured. if you are traveling in baltimore county, here is a live look at 795, it will be a nice easy ride to 695, west side in great shape. looking at an 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 795 towards 95. no concerns if you are using the jfx. downtown, an 11 minute trip and everything up to speed on 95, traveling northbound from 695, all the way to the fort mc henry, an 8-minute ride. charlie, over to you. great event in frederick today. tlc bridal is giving away 100 dresses for free to women serving in the military. planning to give away $95,000

worth of gowns so the women who serve our country have one less thing to worry about for the big day. warfield is partnering with brides across america for the event. it opens its doors at 10 and staying open until evservice member is fitted. if you like to shop on line, you maybe paying more. the bill taxing you if you buy on line. first, also, he threw a shoe, then he pulled something else out, what made one jordanian lawmaker so angry in a live television debate. we will show you what happened when this unraveled when good morning maryland continues.