b.w.i. thurgood marshall. you're urged to check at the airport. first warning weather coverage continues with more on how people are dealing with the dangerously high temperatures. >> reporter: unless you are inside the air-conditioning today, chances are you've got very little relief from this heat. 11 heat advisories maryland has had so far this year. it's in the middle of the summer and most playgrounds are empty. no one wants to heat outside and no one wants to be there. >> i want to go back inside. >> hydration is key for those working outdoors everyone walking around it carries a drink. >> it feels like a furnace. >> you can feel the beads of sweat coming. >> it was like i'm about to come bust. >> reporter: those physical effects lands some in the hospital. already claimed 23 lives in maryland and emergency room visits rise with the temperatures. >> the people on baseline, many medications, illnesses or elderly, the heat is just that one additional stressor. >> reporter: it brings more patients in the hospital and big bucks for certain kinds

coming in from the northeast at 12 miles per hour in b.w.i. marshalle area, variable wind direction as you see, but that's going to be the case as these showers move on through. air is a bit of a transition as you might expect. warm air from the south, cool air low still tracking off to the east bringing in the northeasterly flow. until this front completely gets out of here, we'll be dealing with the showers right on through tomorrow. sunday, the better of the two weekend days. temperatures will cool down nicely. the next high is at 7:53. 66 is the low tomorrow and then only in the 70s with a good bit of rain throughout the day. >> the orioles road trip continues in cleveland. it's masn on wjz. see the orioles and indians right here on wjz 13. still to come on eyewitness news at noon, cervical cancer. wjz is always here. the top stories on wjz.com at this hour, for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> in wjz health watch, a new number of patients with cervical cancer finds why people die in the later stages is lack of insurance. women without insurance skipped screeni

b.w.i. marshall got more than an inch. we went to 8 inches down for the year and these numbers certainly, at least in local areas, will put a dent in the rainfall deficits. we'll continue to keep you monitored and have more with the complete updated first warning weather forecast. >> stay with wjz for complete first warning weather forecast and a look at wjz.com. >>> a man is behind bars after leaving police on a high-speed chase through the streets of baltimore and through anne arundel county. they tried to pull over watson for not wearing a seat belt and then hit the car on telegraph road and then took off on foot. he was arrested and faces multiple charges. wjz will have much more on this investigation coming up live on wjz at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. unfortunately, the delays out there are major. if you're traveling on the outer loop, you are looking at almost 50 minutes around baltimore national hike. another 30 minutes on stephen

a scare at b.w.i. marshall airport of a woman tried to get a knife through security yesterday morning, tsa investigators say the four-inch blade knife was hidden inside this green palm. she was escorting her daughter to the gates to catch a flight to the -- to atlanta. tsa employees as part of the unusual image. the woman was given a citation. police arrived to the 1100 block of providence road where a great acura was traveling northbound on providence struck an isuzu had on. the driver of the acura has been identified. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we are told the driver of the isuzu was taken to the trauma unit at sinai hospital, but his condition is unknown this evening. we will take a look back at the career of andy griffith. >> he lives up to expectations, and the success of gaming in maryland. >> and death of professional athletes. details on a new the >> maryland live at arundel mills generated more than $20 million in revenues since opening just three weeks ago. that is more than half -- more tha

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. hard to bear without air conditioning. we have a few thin clouds out there. throughout the afternoon, temperatures get into the mid- 90's. a chance for thunderstorms, especially after 9:00 p.m., here in baltimore right now in ohio, this could be heading towards the middle of like it. we will keep you up-to-date a full forecast in a few minutes. >> coming up, scam alert. how you could outsmart criminals tried to charge bogus monthly fees. and carrie engel from valley view farms is here to answer your plant and gardening questions. >> in today's "consumer alert," with the fourth of july, and tomorrow, fewer americans will be spending to celebrate. 21% of americans plan on spending and no money on the fourth. those in the northeast will spend at least, an average of $171. the department of consumer protection is warning about a new scam that sounds like it involves the yellow pages, but it really doesn't. >> she has been answering phones and keeping the books for years, but when she got the bill in december for something she never ordered, she thought it would b

b.w.i. thurgood marshall is getting a grant. >> reporter: it's now armed with a $12 million grant and b.w.i. improvements are on the way. the airport is giving its runway an upgrade. >> it's 20 years old, so you can imagine all the wear and tear everyday. >> reporter: those flights keep on coming. recently, b.w.i. had plans to update concourse c and two more airlines announced their arrival at the airport. b.w.i. said work on the runway is already underway. >> no impact on the customers. basically, we're working with the airline and f.a.a. tower and make it visible to the customer. >> reporter: angela greene and her family said they choose b.w.i. but could bring more passengerrers with it. >> i'm not sure what that's going to do to us as passengers, but improving the runway for the airport, i'm sure that's overdue. >> reporter: long before the holiday rush begins. halt b.w.i., i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> the 12 million-dollar grant is a small portion of a $350 million project to get up to safety standards by year 2015. >>> now to an 87 man that was killed in a crash that was ki

it feels like 106 downtown. 104 is the current heat index at b.w.i. marshall. that is where there is a heat warning out through the evening hours and it will be issued again tomorrow and even into saturday. a couple of isolated storms in pennsylvania. the weather service things they might be able to build up a little bit. until about midnight or so, we have the chance of a thunderstorm. it is probably not going to get much below 85 degrees in downtown baltimore for tonight. some of the "cooler" suburbs might be able to reach 75 or so. storms in pennsylvania are actually developing on the edge of a cold front. all thenew england at way to 100 here. that is a pretty good contrast. the boundary to the north is kicking up the storms. it does not look like it will have much here as far as coming past as. it will pretty much washed out. it may trigger a thunderstorm or two. 102 in kansas city right now they have been up around 100 in chicago, knile 97. -- 102 in kansas city right now. they have been up from 100 in chicago, now 97. 97-102 around here, with the heat in

yesterday was a record minimum at b.w.i. marshal. west here at 10. strong winds maybe in excess of 40 or 50 miles per hour but very isolated. we have more shower and thunderstorm activities in some areas between now and friday. could easily see one or two inches of rain. that is going to help our draught situation tremendously and it doesn't look like much more in the way of severe weather, at least locally. a few spots, yes, but generally, as this front moves out, we see a wave of low pressure to give us some rain and maybe thunder, but looks like the the severe threat would generally be tonight. five to ten knots and warm 83 degrees. showers and storms, yes. 74 tomorrow. not nearly as hot as today but more showers and thunderstorms. could get up to low 90s with the sun. north is probably staying in the 80s. upper 90s with the front right through the region. >> bob, thank you. >>> still at 5:00, high flying fugitive. what police found in the wreckage. >> family tragedy. police say a southern maryland man shot his parents and then turned the gun on h

b.w.i. marshall, 86 degrees. >> the lovely carrie engel from valley view farms is here to answer your plant and gardening questions. email plantquestions@wbaltv.com. >> in to date's "consumer alert," gas prices are inching back up again. the increase comes on the heels of prices dropping 75 of the previous 77 days, prompting motorists to hit the road last week for for the july. it was a 10-year record. aaa reports the average price in maryland is $3.36, a seven-cent increase in the last week alone. would you pay extra to get off an airplane faster? according to a survey, 16% of respondents said they would be willing to pay to be at the front of the line to get off of their flight when the airplane lands trade 10% say they would pay $10, 3% would pay more than $20. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with john collins. >> here we are in baltimore. some clouds have developed out of pennsylvania towards harford county. we are seeing a few little sprinkles and isolated rainshowers that reached ju

there's the potential for a gusty thunderstorms to arrive. 95 degrees at b.w.i. marshall today. 103 degrees at the inner harbor. most remarkable about the almanac, at the 83 degree morning low at the inner harbor. it probably will not get below 85 in downtown baltimore tonight. there is still 100 degree heat at the inner harbor. us, andto the north of back into the west it cools off a little in the mountains. at ocean city in the next few days, right around the low 90's. with the humidity factored in, the heat index at the naval academy at 106. heat advisory warnings through 8:00 p.m. tonight and likely to be reissued tomorrow. under strong chances will diminish at midnight. partly cloudy around dawn tomorrow. it will not cool off much at all tonight. 85 is the low in downtown baltimore tonight. triple digits out into the plains. up in new england, 70's. where the two air masses collide is where the thunderstorms are breaking out. right along the edge of the heat, which stretches through western and central pennsylvania. high pressure on the gulf continues to pump out the

. >> @ b.w.i. marshall, a woman tried to get through security while carrying this yesterday morning. the four-inch blade knife was hidden by this neon green palm. the woman was escorting her young daughter to catch a flight to a bank and a tsa officer detected the strange image -- to atlanta and atf officer detected the strange image. 8 tsa officer detective the strange image. the woman was given a citation. >> we are used to fred bealefeld making the pitch made today, but he is retiring. meet anthony trex dail, a guy who clearly wants the job. visitors downtown tomorrow can expect to find a fence in inner harbor with the use of bike racks to control the crowd. last year's celebration was marred by violence, the fatal stabbing of a tourist, and the non-fatal shooting of a 4-year- old boy. police claim they have a plan to keep things quiet this year. >> come tomorrow. the cops will be as professional as they always are. we have some intelligent men and women that will monitor the event. >> mobile police depa

at b.w.i. marshall, 73 degrees. it's still warm and still humid.have a northwest wind at 6 miles an hour. downtown at the science center, the temperature now, 77 degrees. again, cloudy skies. no rain west of the bay. eastern shore still has some shower activity, but we're not done yet. the insta-weather plus forecast is coming up. >> john, we'll see new bit. 4:57, 73 degrees on tv hill. coming up on 11 news today -- >> as john said, another night, another storm. how the heavy rain and strong winds affected the area. plus -- >> a new effort to defeat the dream act in maryland. aim jennifer franciotti. details are next. >> sharp tone and biting attacks, but are the claims true? fact checking the war of words on the campaign trail. >> and the overnight rain that caused several accidents we're tracking already, and a downed tree. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> good morning. happy f

b.w.i. thurgood marshall, humidity is 87% and winds mostly calm right now. the winds actually changing direction and that's great news. we're finally going to get out of this dreary weather pattern. winds turn more sotherly today. that helps us warm things up and helps us dry things out. looking at the satellite picture, though, we can see quite a bit of clouds right towards ocean city where they have a break in the cloud cover. that's hopefully what we'll be seeing later today. on the radar, it looks pretty dry except for some light showers to the south of southern maryland. overall, this is the trend. but there's still a little bit of drizzle out there. maybe some fog. so if you plan to be out this morning, a few of the roads may be a little bit wet. take it easy early today. we should be drying out this afternoon. i mentioned how the winds will be shifting direction. this is the pattern we dealt with much of yesterday. high pressure nudging in from the north. low pressure to the south. both of those with the clock wise flow around the high and counter clo

b.w.i. third marshall yesterday. that broke the record of 102. 107 downtown yesterday. we start off with 70's and 80's. we are just as warm right now as we were yesterday. it cannot be quite as hot in the afternoon. 77 at the airport. highs in the low 90's later today. do not get me wrong, it will be fairly hot. it is will to live day. we are getting away from the hundred degree heat. we will go down into the seven- day -- chance for storms today. a couple coming up on the radar. we will show you that in a few minutes. >> now, a 11 sports. >> thank you. the orioles are back in second place in the american league east. tommy hunter stepped up. the orioles really needed that game. game 3 of the serious -- adam jones 3 run home runs on tuesday night. last time, a couple. upper deck. that baby was smoke. hunter needed him to step up and he did. here is the double play. the twins scored their only run in the fourth. solo home run. hunter did not walk one batter last night. by the ninth, a man on first and look at mark reynolds. there is a sprawling drive. we hope it is ok. t

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. points are still in the upper 60's which is still fairly humid but because we've been dropping down, it does feel drier. the humidity right now at 90%. that should at least decrease into the afternoon. the wind west-northwest 3 miles per hour and your forecast for today, going to see a lot more sunshine especially earlier on. a few clouds by the afternoon. it is warm but less humid with highs in the mid to upper 90's. one thing we do have to watch out for, there could be an isolated thunderstorm from baltimore east towards the afternoon. we'll continue to show you that when we come back in the full seven-day forecast. >> thanks, ava. here's a look now at some of the top stories this morning. republican presidential candidate mitt romney heads to israel today where he's expected to receive a warm welcome. romney is a long-time friend of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his visit comes at a time when israel is considering military action against iran. if elected, romney has pr

the official reporting station at b.w.i. marshall only gets a little bit when everybody else is getting a lot. they had one inch out of the last storms that rolled through here last night. look at the totals. 3.16 inches in 24 hours. almost a 4 1/4 inches. 3.35 around long green and 3 1/4 at science center. they sit and dump a lot of rain at a bit of time. if you wonder why the thunderstorms seem to be stronger than typical, think of the weather we've had. weather is all about balance. we've had extremely high temperatures, extremely high dew points with a lot of moisture that's the fuel for the thunderstorms. they take the force equally as strong. so when the cool air moves in and we're on the dividing line between the two, we get the clash and the storm with wind, rain and hail. we'll have more but bob will have the complete updated first warning weather forecast. it should be calm in a few moments back inside. >> thank you. remember, wjz 13 is always on checking in for first warning weather coverage for instant updates at any time

b.w.i. thurgood marshall airport. let's go back live to captain roy taylor for the latest on the situation. >> we are at southwest airlines gate a-1. a flight attendant became ill. they landed here and said there was some type of odor on the aircraft. fire crews responded and were able to detect some type of agent. the flight attendant was transferred to baltimore washington medical center. they are still detecting some type of agent, but they don't know what it is. right now they are checking out the pilot to see if he has any issues. the rest of the passengers were board the aircraft. >> are big story at 6:00, penn state university rebuilds scathing details from its independent study on how the school dealt with the sandusky sex abuse trial. >> allegations that the universe the leadership or to worry about bad publicity. >> the report blasts in state's top officials, accusing them of this regarding the health and welfare of sandusky's victims. >> the most powerful men and penn state fell to take any steps for 14 yea

b.w.i. marshalllion dollar grant from the department of transportation in our consumer alert. we'll tell what you the money will be used for. >> and details on efforts to get relief for students and parents dealing with high-interest private college loans. >> plus, a local star runner gets set to make his olympic debut. >> mixed news on the jobs front here in maryland. the u.s. department of labor reports that maryland's -- maryland shed 11,000 jobs last month. it marks the fourth straight month of job decline and put the state's unemployment rate at 6.9% in june, up from 6.7% in may. one silver lining -- the may findings were revised, saying employers cut 2,900 jobs rather than 7,500 initially reported. the federal government is comparing student loan crisis to the subprime mortgage crisis, which caused so many people to lose their homes. right now, american students owe more than $150 billion in outstanding private loans. 11 news education reporter tim tooten has details on attempts to fix the prob

at b.w.i. marshall, everyone for the most part in the mid to 90 degree range. dew points up high., anything over about 65. when the temperatures are this high, gives you a very muggy and oppressive feel. we're having dew points around the 76-degree range. gives us a heat index of 104. we're in the 1 hurnz- -- 100- degree mark. we have this heat advisory in effect, until 8:00 p.m. tonight. and the excessive heat warning in effect for the city until 8:00 p.m. tonight. and then for the eastern shore. that's going to be in effect on saturday. and we are expecting temperatures to spike up around 103 degrees. we'll continue to keep you posted for now. back inside. >> tim, thank you. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. during this extreme heat. for the latest forecast updates, log onto wjz.com. >>> police opened fire inside a maryland restaurant after a man goes in and points a gun at patrons and himself. but police take him down before anyone else is hurt. >> he's pointing at his forehead with his right hand. and i think he's saying, shoot me right here. >> reporter: gunfi

b.w.i. thurgood marshall.10eth of an inch down down at the inharbors. 71 at the inner harbor so it is going to be a little warmer today. this is basically where the lows or the high temperatures were yesterday. that's where the lows are starting off this morning. highs get in the low to mid 80's later today. if we get a little more sunshine, we're closer to 85. if the clouds hang around all day long, we're closer to that 80 degree mark and warming temperatures in the seven day. we get back to the heat. details coming up. >> big story this morning as police and federal agents continue their investigation in aurora, colorado, we are beginning to learn more about some of the victims from the killing spree. >> survivors of the attack are going to get a visit later today from president obama. he's going to travel to colorado as investigators clean explosives from the suspect's apartment. >> president obama will travel to colorado later today to visit with the families of the victims of the massacre and this evening

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. that was the jump-start today. compare that to normal. 66 for the normal low. 87 for the normal high. we'll be a lot closer to the record today which was 103 set back in 1901. we're already near 92 at the inner harbor. 87 at the airport and we're just going to keep heating up as we head towards the afternoon. highs in the upper 90's to near 100 degrees. feeling hotter when you factor in that humidity and maybe even an isolated thunderstorm possible later today. we'll continue to detail that when we come back in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. hundreds of thousands of people are really struggling this weekend because they lost their power on friday night. >> and the heat forecast for today will make things even worse. lack of air conditioning because of the outages has created dangerous conditions for those with health problems and as t cleanup efforts continue, governor martin o'malley has declared a state of emergency in maryland. he went to the emergency management agency last night to oversee the operation

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 75 the current temperature. mild start and it will stay warm even as we head into the afternoon. we expect highs around 90 at least and could be warmer downtown. mostly cloudy, showers and thunderstorms possible at any time. it will continue into the night. we will talk about the changes in the seven-day as the temperatures go up. >> our big story this morning workers at a howard county shopping center are on edge after gunfire in a nail salon. we have more into the investigation on richards valley road. >> police are trying to determine what provoked the double shooting but they think that it may have been domestic related. it happened around 7:00 last night in this busy shopping center off waterloo road. there are a few popular restaurants here and a lot of people were out having dinner or having coffee during the shooting. it appears to be domestic related according to police. officials say an armed man walked into the spa and shot a female employee and male acquaintant after a confrontation. it is unnone wha

b.w.i. thurgood marshall airport. captain roy taylor, what is happening now? with the bwi tower and they tell when the aircraft was originally coming here, there was no diversion. mde is on the scene, along with crews from anne arundel county fire crews as well as the airport fire crews. there are 38 medic units on the scene. one flight attendant was reported as ill. we are trying to get more information on exactly what is going on here. we'll update you as soon as we get more information. >> have you seen a lot of your earwigs or japanese beetles this year? jennifer franciotti has more. >> they are creaky can and crawly -- creepy and crawley. >> we are seeing soldier beetles, earwigs, and the return of the japanese beetle. >> he says the mild winter and lack of snow cover could be to blame. all they do kill some of the pests in the garden, they are likely to eat your marigolds. but he says the japanese beetles are just plain bad. >> this is one of the most destructive insects in the landscape. >> that is why these japanese beetle, but bags are in such demand.

b.w.i. thurgood marshall errant which is the staging area for bg&e. >> i'm standing hear with guys from they, pennsylvania. we have corey, lee and harry. how are things going out there? >> it's pretty tough. a lot of trees and wire down. >> does it pretty much look like a war zone? >> some places you go to, yes. just widespread damage. >> we have a really nice breeze blowing hear right now. but you know in the heat of the day how awful it is. what have the working hours been like, harry? >> as soon as the sun comes out, it really takes a toll on the guys. we wear rubber gloves and cover up. please be careful. a lot of nice people are out there offering us water and anything you can imagine and we ask that you please, be patient. >> one guy said he had a family show up. a mom and two kids cookeded them stuff on the grill and brought them water. have you guys had nice experiences like? >> not as nice as that. but very nice people offering us water. >> no mean people, is that right >> some people get irritable, but it's day five. so you expect that. >> how does this compare to other places, sa

b.w.i. thurgood marshall.e it's very warm overnight, it's usually a good indication that it's also very humid as well. that's going to make things feel worse as we head to the afternoon as highs push into the upper 90's around baltimore and maybe downtown, it pushes past the 100 degree mark and even the case as you head into southern maryland. mountains could be from the 80's to the 90's. now, an isolated chance for a thunderstorm today. not the big concern. it's really the heat and humidity. details when we come back in the seven day forecast. >> this is a weekend to remember or forget for thousands of people who lost power in a major storm on friday night. >> absolutely. to make things even worse, of course, we're in the middle of a heat wave, a lack of air conditioning. you can't even plug in fans because if you don't have electricity, it won't blow that hot air around and it's creating dangerous conditions for those with health problems. >> as the work continues, the clean up from the storms this morning,

b.w.i. marshall, 82% humidity. a good trend. partly cloudy skies. an isolated shower, if it occurs, probably from frederick westward. we will see a bit of a warming trend by the weekend. a bit more humid. dry for the next couple of days. by the time we hit the weekend, we have a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. >> another update at 8:56. oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning, the 11th day of july, 2012. 7/11. drop by the plaza on a beautiful morning. good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer, natalie morales and al roker. just ahead an advertisement in a magazine that encourages you to gain weight before going to the beach. >> actually that used to happen, believe it or not. why has the image or perception of the perfect beach body changed so much over the years? we're going to take a look at that and try to explain. >> of course, savannah has du

farther north, the greater the chance you avoid the rain. 76 degrees is the reading right now at b.w.i. marshall fall. barometer is rising. sunshine and clouds is the general forecast today. thundershowers kind of isolated, mostly south of us today. east and northeast winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. closer to 90 by the weekend. >> thank you for joining us. we will have another update at 8:56. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. ♪ >> 8:30 on tuesday morning, it's the 10th day of july. it's a beautiful day here in new york city. hopefully this weather continues into tomorrow when we'll have the zac brown band in concert on our plaza in our 8:30 half hour. if you're coming down for that, don't forget to bring a sign. the guys in the band will pick their favorite sign. the person who has created that sign will get free tickets to an upcoming concert, which is always nice. out on the plaza i'm matt lauer with savannah guthrie, natalie morales and

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. mountains.he temperatures increase with humidity.es around 90 degrees in baltimore. 92 downtown here mostly cloudy skies. a chance for thunderstorms mainly towards the afternoon. hot and humid for the next couple of days. we cool down by the end of the week. as the front comes in wednesday and thursday, more thunderstorms. >> thank you. 11 news sunday morning continues in 25 minutes. see you then. >>> we're back on a sunday morning, july 15th, 2012. our thanks to everyone out here on the plaza spending part of their morning with us. i'm jenna wolf alongside lester holt. i know it's going to be a really hot week. it's surprisingly okay right now. although the skies are kind of gray here. i'm crossing my fingers hoping it will last a little longer. we are going to go with it. coming up in this half hour, the search for the missing f. brag soldier. >> kelly bordeaux has been gone three months. there are new developments in the case. her family held a special ceremony on saturday releasing butterflies to symbolize their hope for her safe

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. we are expecting it to be sticky this afternoon.king it harder than that. we have a chance for storms. we have had sprinkles early on. thunderstorms popping up at any time. more than likely towards the afternoon. a better chance for storms as we head into tomorrow. 70% chance with the highest in 80 -- around 83. we will start our cool down. everton -- temperatures in the 80's for the weekend. 80's for the weekend. 84 on sunday oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. morning, the 19th day of july, 2012. we have a huge, live, boisterous crowd on the plaza enjoying this night cool morning. we've been listening to hot chelle rae. who are going to be live on the plaza. the heat has broken. come on down to the plaza. >> it's going to be in the 70s tomorrow, right? >> chance of showers but still pretty good. >> you can wear that linen suit you've been wanting to wear. >> it's that one right there. >> good morning, i'm savannah guthrie alongside al

marshall airport. tickets are available for purchase. b.w.i.ll not only give the passengers more travel options but benefit the economy by adding jobs. another perk, cheaper tickets as spirit airlines is considered a low fare airline. >> we're a low fare airline that's operated in the washington baltimore region for nine years but we're moving our operation here to the very low cost b.w.i. thurgood marshall airport that will help us expand service and provide more options to customers. >> each of the flights will hold up to 100 passengers. spirit officials say they plan to add more flights to more areas in the future. time now for a look back and a look ahead at the week on wall street. 11 news reporter monica beltran has the business report. >> porsche wants to prove it's an elite brand after steering away from tradition with models like the s.u.v. that now accounts for about half of its profits, porsche is expanding a stable of purebred sports cars in a bid to boost its reputation according to bloomberg business week, the automaker forged a d

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. humidity is high, a factor that into the forecast.owntown, it gets close to 98 degrees. it could be feeling like the low 100's. isolated chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. ocean to find a great white shark swimming right towards you. it happened as two divers were in australia as attacks are on the rise. luckily those divers made it back to their boat and we'll have their incredible story coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie alongside willie geist in for matt this morning. details on katie holmes life after tom cruise and what she has planned for suri in new york city. >>> then we'll meet the young mother battling a flesh eating bacteria. she was diagnosed in may, days after giving birth to twins. two months later she's in rehab. an exclusive live interview. >>> follow-up to our investigation into the truth about your baby can read investigation. >>> the accident that may have led to kerry kennedy's arrest for driving under the influence. jonathan dienst in north castle, new york, with the latest on this