ground. we're talking about fog. we a round of heavy rain that moved through the overnight right now, though, it is -- it is lingering. if you are in northeast and cecil and you are going to be dealing with the heavy rain that is moving through. we could see a half ininform this. put down this morning from the heavy rain and a half inacross the area. now we're dealing with the lighter showers. but as you look to the south look at this. the center of the storm. it is over south carolina as of now. right in the area. and it continues to move up to i-95 corridor and heading to us. we go into the later morning hours we will get in on again on the heavy rain coming down across the area. as we're stepping out temperature-wise we're warm and humid. and if you wake up this morning you make sure that you have the

rain gear. and that small umbrella will not get you through the day. and fog and 71 as we head into the 10:00. wet coming in at 72 degrees. andrea is weakening up the coast. but it is still expected to drench the region. >> and we see what the storm left behind in florida. >> the toppled trees. these were the tropical storm's parting gifts. >> this is a reminder for all people to be prepared and be ready for hurricane season. >> those trying to heed the advice. >> those who got in were tossed

around by the wind and waves. >> we went out it was not this bad. it was not too windy. as we started getting out there. it hit us like a last. >> and it spawned two tornados. this woman was there on vacation. she describes the moment that the tornado hit. >> and it was like it was coming off the ocean. it was so fast. it was one minute it was calm. >> she rode it out in a classet. it is the first encount weir the weather. >> i will be all right if i don't experience that again. make sure that you are prepared and there are ways that you can do it. and the storm shield app sends alerts straight to the smart phone. if you don't have it can you get it slash down load. >> well the rain will be a

hectic commute if you are traveling there is a serious crash on route 424 and a third has responded to the scene if you are on twitter and follow the handle. if you are traveling out on 97. northbound at 56 miles per hour at route 100. we're looking at high speeds but very slick fog is an issue. if you are on the jfx. you will want to be careful getting off at the ramp. there is standing water reported there. and the beltway looking nice and clear. traveling the outer loop. this will take you 12 minutes. that's traffic. >> and the first lawsuit has been filed in connection to a building collapse in philadelphia. six people died when the building came crashing down on wednesday trooping employees inside. and one of the victims is

suing. and the company working on the building at the time of the collapse. and officials have started inspecting hundreds of sites in the area. it is what they are trained to do. we daul a miracle. a sheriff's deputy saved the life of a boy who was found in the family pool. and we have more on the story. >> reporter: it is one of the worst possible situations a boy is found in a pool of the house. his family did everything right in the efforts to save his life. they got him out. started cpr and called for help. the first person who helped was the deputy. >> i felt the child's pulse. he had a pulse. and noticed he was not director- generalling. that the time i bent his neck

back. and this breathing was obstructed by vomit. i scooped it out and patted him he started to gasp for air. >> by that time they arrived at the house and rushed him to the hospital. his condition has not been released. the deputy has only been on the force for three years, this is not the first time he has driven up to a scene where someone was not breathing. he performed cpr on a woman who had a heart attack. some go and never have to use cpr. >> it is something we like to do. is a good dealing -- feeling. >> and that deputy says he credits his training for showing him how to do this but he hopes he goes the rest of his career without having to do it again. >> and all right. coming up can you hear me now. the security agency could hear you all along. spyingon your phone calls.

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u we're dealing with a lot of rain because of andrea. look at some parts that have felt the rain. and a way to get around that are flooded throughout. get the tube and float around. they didn't mind the rain in the neighborhood near tampa, florida. now, of course, certain parts have a lot of clean up. we have lots of talk about. and let's start you out with the radar. and that's where. and one heavy band we're

not close. we have a front. we go into the mornings. start to wrap up. and. >> and throughout the day. >> and. right through the evening. we have the potential for flooding. we have ponding on the roads. you want to take it easy. >> and across the area. this is the trek of it. and it goes off the coast. planty of rain. it the timeframe will be this

evening. and we have heavy rain around 8:00. this is the orange there and the yellows w that we have the possibility and some spots to get up to 6 inches of rain. let's go to lauren. >> well and it can be an issue for you as you make your way out. you will want to reduce the speed to stay safe. and we do have a very serious crash. and 424 a third was called to the scene. we'll bring you the latest as it is available. and follow the latest updates. 97 nice and clear. 61 miles an hour and 95 north of 195 and moving right along. slick and right now drive time wise. we're in the green. and travel from route 32 up to 6 # 5. and the west side of the beltway. we're dealing with fog here.

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this morning we're learning about uncle sam keeping an eye and ear on americans. we have the latest for you. >> reporter: it is a mind- boggling dragnet, documents leaked to the post revealed for the first time the national security agency can tap into the servers of nine internet companies to see everything from google e-mails to facebook photos to apple ichats. >> it is sweeping and it's not what i expect out of the united states. >> the program code named prix started during the bush administration and renewed by congress. it does not target anyone inside the u.s. only focusing on suspected foreign terrorists over seas. >> we have got to look at ways to be able to get data that can

prevent plots from hatching. >> and a iraq verified by the administration shows the nsa has been collecting phone call records of every american a program that officials saul a critical tool. there was a case that was stopped because of -- their ability to do this. >> i]and news has reignited debate about spying and the debate of privacy, they have revoked that. >> if i can not get blown up i'm for the government doing what they should do. >> the. >> that was devon dwyer. we saw the damage but here is the path of the tornado in oklahoma from nasa's point of

view. this was from the ef 5 twister followed by a path running west to east. the storm was two and a half miles wide going through a stretch. two dozen people were killed and 300 injured. we have seen a lot of people lost their property. a twister touched down in the area of the country not used to seeing this sort of thing. the weather service is confirming that a tornado did hit a community about 30 miles north of fort lauderdale. and the winds sent him airborne. that's hard to imagine he is okay. nobody else was seriously hurt but it did do a lot of damage to buildings. boats and as you can see it up rooted a lot of trees in the area. it looks like this is because of andrea and that's the reason we're seeing the heavy rain.

it will impact your day. >> you will continue with heavier rain coming in. and one round and overnight. now it is ready to taper things off a bit. >> we'll be in that period for a while. and the main band to work in here as you go into the morning hours and this afternoon. we have a front to the west. it will make its trek through the area as well. but even once the storm moves out of here. it will leave the air mass as we head through the weekend. so. not so dry. it is not going to be the best couple of days if you want that nice dew -- the nice do. and the tracker where is it going. and the path has not changed. the good news with the storm is

that the fact that the forward momentum has accelerated. we're talking about moving off to the north and east at 24 miles an hour instead of the 12 that we saw. that's a good thing. we do have a flash flood watch in effect until the evening today. if it was slower then we would see some flooding. but this will be out of here. we'll see the storms possibly but we're going to deal with lots of moisture in the form of rain as we continue through the day a lot of you working at the 2 to 3-inch range. and some of you will get in on pockets of the heavier lane. -- rain 56789 to 6 inches. we have following a crash and a third has responded to the scene in crofton.

and at rydell there is a crash and another and this is on route 32 and old frederick road. follow maryland traffic i'm updating that throughout the morning show pgh if you are traveling on the beltway. traffic is moving along. expect conditions and a 12 minute ride on the outer loop from 795 to 95. 83 in hunt valley and manufacturing here. once you get on to the jfx be careful. and standing water starting to pick up there. that's your time saver traffic. and let's talk about summer, kids can not wait for school to get out. most the chance to veg out and do what they want to do. it is very important to keep the child in the routine and modified for the summer months. the routine is sleep. don't let them go to bed too late and sleep in late. they say that give them small

tasks and chores to do. and if they are too young for a job. keep this in mint. >> one it fosters the idea of a schedule and responsibility and a goal to work for. if you are going to give them prizes. >> and another suggestion limit their time in front of the screen for two hours a day. that's tv, computers and tablets. something to keep in mind. >> woo very more coverage of the rain because of andrea. we'll be back.

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good morning we have a lot to cover. and we have team coverage for you this morning. we'll start things off right now with lynette charles. it is nasty out there. this will be the situation for a while. you are right. we have not started to get the moisture in. really the band that came through. this is associated with the front to the west. that will creep into the area as well. here is the band that i was talking about that went through overnight. now it is lingering and very slow to push out of that area. pgh from around elkton northeast. you are getting in on the heavy rain. ky not wait to see the totals there. you hear us talk about the pockets. when you get under a band,

that's not out of the question. we'll have a break. around baltimore but as we broaden the view we're not in the thick of things here. this is the band. we look to south carolina. and with all the rain that we'll see the potential we have a watch here. and the rain and ponding and the reduced visibility. let's look at the traffic. >> we have a crash in pikesville on the inner loop. this doesn't appear to be causing delays. this is an 11-minute ride up to 795. this there is a crash