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state as we continue to track the storms, right now the strongest activity, once again around the owe denton fort meade and millersville area, northwest aacounty and extreme southeast howard county and northern pg county and that warning in effect until 7:30 tonight. >>> thank you very much, bob, there are reports that there was a possible tornado touch down in hartford, damage that indicates that may have happened. pat ward is in the newsroom and has the latest information. >> that's right, the tornado went through the fallson area. we have emergency coverage on bell year, four people are being covered for injuries. buildings are damaged. drivers are being warned to avoid bellair and no traffic is allowed. west grove avenue and utah are also impassable. we will continue to monitor the updates throughout the night. now, back to you. >> okay. thank you very much. let's go to gigi barnett. where are you now? >> we are in route to fallson and bellair road to view the damage as pat mentioned, buildings damaged. roads are blocked and i'll tell you as we were coming around 695 to head in this dire

this is a super cell thunderstorm that was taken yesterday in denton, montana, courtesy of roger hill. that is the tornado taken from a distance. a very large tornado actually on the ground in here. this is the super cell structure, almost picture it spinning in the sky and then the lowering of the base here and then the tornado on the ground. so just gorgeous. didn't do a lot of damage but just a great photo. probably use that photo in a lot of weather classes that teach thunderstorms and super cells. as far as forecasting goes, that storm system is heading out of montana, cold air wrapping behind the storm system, still raining around spokane and bonners ferry and snow in portions of the northern rockies. quite the storm system that moved through through the beginning of june. as far as the rest goes, high pressure is building in, temperatures have dropped about everywhere. only exception the cold front hasn't quite made it through southern arizona. tucson to phoenix you'll keep it warm. the cool air is in place. we're at 40 in boise, 48 in salt lake city after a very warm period, l

you see 60s in goldsboro and also denton, good morning to you. now, our future trend not picking up on a whole lot. you'll have to really follow the timeline to see some changes here. not a lot of change as we head towards the weekend. we will be seeing plenty of sunshine in the forecast as high pressure is really going to do its thing this weekend for us. now, your hour-by-hour forecast looks nice. you go ahead and pick an hour, do what you want to do. at lunchtime you can eat the lunch outdoors, at 4:00 p.m., 86 degrees, maybe do a little bit of a boot camp, boot camp always sounds good, especially outdoors. megan, i can see you in boot camp. check out the great pictures here. this was sent in by sarah and camille and this picture was taken on june 3rd. so this is this past sunday. they were coming home from their grandparents and you can see a beautiful rainbow, a double rainbow, as a matter of fact. if you want to send in your pictures, send it to charles@wmar.com and here's the first pitch at 7:05, 81 degrees, get out there and go to the bas

it will take another 20 minutes for the storms to move for your neighborhood in the denton area. you could see heavy rate and large hail. elsewhere, things are quiet. a slight chance we did see a shower later this afternoon. hazy sunshine and hot. high temperature between 96 and 101. here is keith mills. >> thank you. the orioles and the indians continue their weekend series tonight. hopefully it will heat up the orioles' offense. seven-2, the orioles lose to the indians. the indians hit three home runs. johnny damon -- how many times have orioles fans seen this? off of wei-yin chen. j.j. hardy because the lead in half. he was robbed of a home run wednesday night. 4-2. seventh inning. this is the back breaker. it is fair. three-run home run by asdrubal cabrera. the yankees lost to the white sox last night. michael phelps lost his first race at the olympic trials and has not lost since. last night was his signature event, the two and a meter butterfly. -- the two larger meter butterfly -- 200-meter butterfly. fastest time in the world this year. allison schmidt won her second even

denton, plano, greenville. all of these areas pounded by the storms. 60-mile-per-hour winds, you don't have to imagine what it's like to be beneath that. take a look. >> oh, my gosh. this is the biggest hailstorm i have ever witnessed in my life. that is hail. >> reporter: dallas residents say the hail was the size of hockey pucks, rocketing from the sky. >> it just pummeled. it was unbelievable. and the rain, there was so much rain. it was like -- it was like being in a disaster movie. >> reporter: slamming into homes and cars at dinner time and rush hour. >> it broke my window. it broke my damn window. >> reporter: entire neighborhoods covered in white, like snow, in the middle of june. >> it sounded like the house was exploding. there was just -- just over and over and over again. you can look at the roof and see 1,000 explosions. >> reporter: the hail trashed this famous theater marquee. and crashed through skylights at the dallas mall. take another look at this video shot by terrified homeowners. at least

lance corporal denton jong went across the pond as a member of the cavalry which escorted the royal familyn today's carriage procession through london. what's the catch? he's a dual citizen. so he's able to serve in the british army. >> what they always think about is it's an operational unit foremost. we are soldiers first. so ceremonial is the second. >> this isn't the first time at an event like this for corporal john. he also took part in last year's royal wedding. noticeably absent, the queen's mate, prince philip, who's spending his first full day hospitalized with a bladder infection. it was a pretty cold and wet weekend. and doctors say that definitely played a part. he's also turning 91 this weekend. so at the royal concert, prince charles gave a shoutout to his dad. >> dearly sadly about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us because unfortunately he has taken unwell. but if we shout loud enough, he might just hear us in hospital. >> wow. cnn's dan rivers joining us from outside that hospital, edward vii hospital with the latest. if you didn't hear it, he definit

he is a great author and a great talk show host, and he joins us this morning, live from denton's 760> feeling great. thank you. and good to be back. good to be back in the saddle again. sometimes we have to take a little time off but here we go. i want to ask you, first of all, watching the news last night, the wildfires out in colorado, both in the fort collins area and the colorado springs area like the worst possible combination of heat and dry tinder and everybody? >> it's awful. it's scary. i was up in estes park colorado, when the fire just started. my friends were up there. we were on as of a mancation and my friends said those clouds look pretty weird. >> no. >> that's not a cloud. and the state is on fire. a lot of the west is on fire. record temperatures. it was 100-plus here yesterday. it's drought conditions and, you know, it's a reminder in the paper this morning about how many of these big wildfires happened just in the last 10 years. i think it's a reminder of the fact that really you can't blame any one fire on climate change but in aggregate, you can blame record hig