brian matthews decided to get creative. >> and me and my buddies three hours sat here and next day, printed them up. >> each shirt is $14. we're trying to send proceeds to the little league team with costs ot game and that. >> and they need to make more. the boys advance to the semi finals and what are they doing today sni spoke their manager. he gave me insight into what is going on in pennsylvania today. i'll have what and planning for what is going happen when the boys return coming up at 6:00. >> and you can watch for texas we'll rebroadcast the game and we're going rebroadcast it on our digital channel. 7.2 and 7.3, very exciting stuff. >> and mosquito control agents will be busy tomorrow nrk the morning a helicopter will spray 400 acres of the bayland. there is a an aggressive breed that can lie dormant for years and known to fight during the day. and not been shown yet to transmit west nile virus, fogging will take place from dusk to 11 p.m. >> a magsive clean up is just wrapping up located at coyote creek trail. this encampment cleaned up six months ago, now, take a look at the debr

. >> this is why brian matthews decided to get creative. >> three hours we sat there, next day, printing them up. >> and they don't know about everything going on here at home and petaluma little league manager likes it that way. >> i gnome are pumped up at home. i just want them to have fun here and enjoy this. and when we get home, they can enjoy stuff that community has to offer. they got to go to original little league field and meet the first batting champion of the very first little league. and i don't think anyone is worried about studies at this point. >> no. i don't think so. >> thank you. >> if you're ready to jump on the petaluma band wagon, next game airs live on espn two, and rebroadcast on comcast cable channels 195 and check them out. >> it's perfect viewing weather for us tomorrow,. >> absolutely. nice, clear skies and sunny skies. there is once you past the golden gate. >> perfect watching. >> yes. >> there is a live view now. looking outside this is a view. you can see lots of low clouds and fog just pushing in from the coast moving across the bay towards inland areas.

brian hickey, thank you. maryland olympics continued to star at the olympics. matthew centrowitz is attempting to become the first american to win a gold in the 1,500 meters since 1968. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you like to see the baltimore-washington area host the 2024 summer olympics? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the mayor and other city officials have apparently received hundreds of free tickets to the 1st mariner arena. >> kim dacey joins us live with the details. good morning. >> the events range from big rencontres to sporting events and the circus. the mayor attended dozens of defense for free. you can expect to pay a premium to see certain shows at 1st mariner arena unless you're lucky enough to get on this list. 11 news obtained 300 pages of correspondence between the mayor's office and 1st mariner arena arranging for free tickets. in some cases, she attended with her family. her husband received five tickets to attend an mma fight. as

brian: 35 years ago today that elvis presley died. this morning the king of rock'n'roll's legends alive and well we understand at graceland. rick rice matthewht. amazing experience. every year they have elvis week. but last night, 75,000 people came out here for a candlelight vigil to pay tribute to the king of rock. i want to talk about the weather quick because there is some severe weather to be had and big changes for a lot of people. that's welcome news. you can see where the severe weather is poised to be today and throughout the afternoon. a pretty big cold front slices through areas from around michigan, toward tulsa, oklahoma. going to be seeing that threat for very strong winds, maybe a tornado or two and big strong rain. heavy rain. it's going to really change temperatures out and so much of the central part of the country that's been dealing with such extreme heat. get ready, 'cause that is all about to change. those greens you see at the top end of your map, those are nice temperatures and dry conditions. it will feel a little like fall. the heat has to go somewhere. it's down across parts of texas, as well as in across much of