county, of course. >> what you are looking at is the 6500 block of carroll highlands road in carroll county. this type of damage is typical to the damage we are finding in this area. a lot of trees that were topped off here. you could sigh strong winds took a lot of treetops down across wires. one rescue up here in carroll county of a tree falling on a car we heard of last night. no reports of injuries in this particular neighborhood, but we have a significant amount of trees across power lines and will take a while to get that cleaned up. back to you on tv hill. >> quite a shot. thank you, captain mike in sky chopper 13. >>> tim williams over in the weather center. what a storm system, tim? >> many people didn't see anything at all, not a drop of rain. let's explain and back up on the radar. the storms were rolling through. first warning radar until 6:00. started rolling through and started triggering thunderstorm warnings across much of the eastern shore, dorchester, whacamico, and talbolt and baltimore county and carroll county saw the brunt of this. winds exceeding 50 miles per h

but. >> but next the battle zone in carroll . >> in carroll county there is a battle brewing between landowners and local government. the county said they are looking to the future. but residents say they are ruining the land. it is a classic case of progress versus preservation. melinda roeder takes us to carroll county's battle zone in tonight's cover story. >>. >> in southern carroll county is a quiet community with clear cool streams, big homes with wooded backyards. and winding rural roads. a place where corn grows tall and so do the farm animals that rome the land. >> it is very peaceful here. >> colleen lives among the 261 acres near mt. airy where strip malls and traffic lights could soon take over. >> it would disrupt a lot. >> this area is part of carroll county's 20 year master plan for growth and development. and there is a proposal to rezone this land from conservation, to commercial. >> instead of being back here, and just listening to the birds and the nature we would have to hear the traffic. >> some of her neighbors are also angry about the plan. they say would ruin

most of the damage is in carroll county.k at that right there. >>> let's check with bernadette woods for the latest on the situation. >> that's a rough one. these are powerful storms that moved through. they're moving at 40 to 50 miles per hour when you add in the wind gusts, we saw a lot of damage created by the winds. now, here's the situation at this point. no longer do we have warnings in affect, but this is offshore. that prompted the tornado warnings at the beaches. behind it, showers on the northern parts of the storms. no severe thunderstorms at this point. everywhere from salisbury to drum point and they'll continue to move eastward. i'll switch it over here. no warnings in effect and a flash flood warning in affect for cecil county. the rain has come to an end now. here were the storms from earlier, it came together quickly racing its way across the state in a matter of three to four hours. this is where we're seeing the thunderstorms feeding over the eastern shore. north of it, things are drying out and temperatur

and also, diahann carroll.you have not pickup a copy of per terrific memoir, it is called "the legs are the last to go." as jonathan puts his camera on her legs, you will see why. >> and my ideas? tavis: yes. -- >> am i obvious? >> tavis: yes. it is nice to see you. the last time you were on this show, we started off talking about our beloved friend, cheryl flowers. i would not be on the pbs if it was not for her. it was the success of our radio program on npr that made his tv show possible. we last talked about her battle with breast cancer, and we have committed, all of us, for the rest of our lives to use this platform as often as we can to talk about this issue. here we are back again. i am glad to see you. >> i am glad to be here, and i love you for doing this for cheryl. for some reason, we go through time where we are devoted to raising money and having research, and then it disappears. we need to have more reasons to bring it forward. tavis: how much did it scare you when you were diagnosed? >> there ar

but another batch of thunderstorms is now heading into the carroll county region, and also around the gaithersburg and damascus area. our forecast for tonight. pop-up showers are going to be around, and storms. quite a bit of humidity. we'll see a temperature about 78 degrees for the next couple of hours. but tomorrow we'll see a little bit of an improvement as far as the pop-up showers. but we will see them. when? we'll tell you, coming up. >>> an fbi official says new jersey's corruption problem may be the worst in the nation. the mayors of three new jersey cities, two state lawmakers and several rabbis are among more than 40 people arrested today in a corruption investigation. it started as an investigation into an international moneylaundering ring. >> this case is not about politics. it is certainly not about religion. it is about crime, corruption. it is about arrogance. it is about a shocking betrayal of the public trust. >> according to the u.s. attorney's office, some of the lawmakers accepted thousands of dollars in bribes for building projects. one suspect is even accused o

the trees and power lines are down in carroll county. that's north of -- >> trees are also down over howard county. sky chopper 13 is on it and now, more with bernadette woods. >>> well, we lost the tornado warning. the worst is moving away and we're not done yet. we have strong thunderstorms that made they their way through the shore. here's the update. also, warnings in affect for delaware. here's the line as it goes through the state quickly. behind it, we're drying out nicely. temperatures dropped significantly. we're at 88 for the high and 74 degrees. just about the drop with the thunderstorms going through and everyone's getting knocked down. the dew points will come down as the storm makes its way offshore and tomorrow, we'll watch with it, to the south, there's the chance ifer a late day shower or thunderstorm across southern parts of maryland and ahead of the next storm on monday near the mountains. we're wrapping up good weather right now and the good news. red sox, orioles game, it looks like it will be dry and a good cause, w

the only big problem is in carroll county, marriottsville road closed. understand it is closed until 11:00 so through the morning rush at driver road and henryton road. the alternate is driver road. 95 southbound between caton and the beltway an accident on the shoulder. not causing problems there. we have live drive times for you. northbound 895 from the tunnel to 95 north is seven minutes. outer loop from 795 to 9511 minutes and 95 to the fort mchenry tunnel northbound eight minutes. so no major delays just yet. we will give you a live look of 95 north of caton avenue. very light for this time of morning. 895 north of childs street moving just fine there. that is the latest on the "traffic pulse 11" report. >> looking at some of the top stories an explosive hostage standoff in connecticut has ended with one man in custody and the hostage unharmed. richard shakeman held police at bay after he allegedly kidnapped his ex-wife from a parking lot. he allegedly opened fire on officers and claimed to have explosives in an around his house. after his ex-wife e

just more work for the cleanup crews and check out this damage in carroll county, maryland. the winds tore the roof off of this homement haven't heard of injuries will either. are we in the clear? will things continue to stay calm? tony pann will tell us more. he is in the 9 news now weather center. >> things are quiet right now but these arism pressive storm and the hardest-hit areas in frederick and carroll counties. in frederick county the whiskey creek golf course which i have played many times the trees snapped off. the weather [ laughter ] to send up a crew to see if there is rotation in the debris to see if there was a tornado that went through. a tornado warning was issued for frederick and carroll county and i can't tell if there is a video from the debris but certainly straight line winds up to 7 a, 80 miles an hour just looking at that from the video. impressive storms especially north of ththe tyci tyt alive doppler whe se att l ear focle mo part from the city north anwest. on. g g goin a roac the the rt nhenoecrnk d utso hern maryland. these are not severe intuh

back with sunshine here across winters mill high school in carroll county. we take you on down to the south side. annapolis, a much milder 65 degrees by the harbor school but all temperatures running well below normal. the record low is 58 set back in 2001. we're two degrees off that pace. we may drop another notch or two before bouncing off the bottom but after reaching 86 this afternoon, sunny to partly cloudy we'll likely have a brand new record low tomorrow morning. more on that coming up. >>> 6:31. kim brown has a check of the roads. >> thank you. we have traffic building and minor slowing on the outer loop, that is going to be between libbed rote and edmondson avenue. however, there's still a large piece of wood in the road, at the inner loop near the security boulevard exit. use caution there. still dealing with a couple of crashes, howard street and 211st street in the -- 21st street in the city, anne arundel county. and another piece of wood in the roadway, route 29 at the route 70 off-ramp. this is 95 southbound headed through howard county at rout

carroll county. central carroll county getting rainfall. westminster, howard county. and columbia and ellicott city getting decent rain. continue to see this slowly move off to the east. not a fast-moving storm. so this activity will drop good rainfall over the next hour or so. and, in fact, looking at the track of the storm. it looks like we will see the storm tracking just off to the east. slowly. areas that will probably be in that area, anywhere from catonsville to wood hern, and lochearn. direction is 20 after you are seeing the rain come down. and other areas will probably continue to see the rain over the course of the next hour or so. moving to baltimore county into harford county. slice through the storm. looking at x vision. this is showing how strong the storms are. it looks like on a 3-d level. this is 20,000-foot mark. so as we go through the storms. some of the storms have higher mark. anywhere from 25 to 30,000 feet. and that is where usually more of the core of the lightning is associated, and the heavier downpours. through central carroll county right

in carroll county, just under 1,000 are without power. and anne arundel county, power is out for more than 800 800 customers. since the storm began, bge power has been restored. >>> check in with eyewitness news for complete first warning weather coverage. log onto wjz.com. >>> we have breaking news from new york. minutes ago, nfl commissioner roger goodell reinstates michael vick with some conditions. he can immediately take part in practices and meetings. but he can't take part in playing yet. vick said, i fully understand that playing in the nfl is a privilege, not a right. and i am thankful for the opportunity i've been given. that's a quote. >>> 18 people were shot. now, police are blanketing the area with a s.w.a.t. team and 37 officers on foot. mike hellgren has the latest on this unfolding investigation, including the first reaction from the police commissioner. >> the mayor says this was part of a feud and he is iritated by it. >> reporter: 12 people were shot during a cookout. among them, a pregnant woman and a 2-year-old girl.

right now up in northern baltimore county, carroll county is the heaviest activity. tomorrow a little bit better day with partly cloudy skies. but a chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. but saturday hazy, hot and humid with a high of 90 degrees. chance for scattered showers as we go on down through the weekend and into the week. >> hey, before we go tonight, baltimore magazine is out with the best of addition. and abc 2 has a little crowing to do. the magazine said megan pringle and jamie costello are the friendliest news team in town, and we agree. they've been honored as the best morning news team. and take a look at this. this mommy to-be is baltimore's best reporter. congratulations to delia goncalves. the magazine credits delia for her ability to break down tough stories so everybody can understand them. and that's all for us tonight. thank you so much for watching. remember, you can follow all the stories we're covering on twitter, and any time online at abc2news.com. have a great evening, everybody. good night. >> thanks for choosing abc

you folks in southern carroll county, and portions of carroll county, look for that stuff. and down to the south, around brandy wine, upper marlboro. another batch of showers. around the baltimore region, this is the line we're seeing move through. we'll look at brief downpours. mainly lightning. after that, things should quiet down. >>> the budget crunch. maryland begins another round of major budget cuts. now governor martin o'malley is asking your opinion on where the state can save money. political reporter pat warren, with more on how that is going to work. >> reporter: under pressure to find savings in excess of $400 million, with top officials assembled to look for ways to cut the budget, governor o'malley find its easier to look what he won't do, than what he will do. >> we want to look at others from the state. we're not going to release people early from prison before their sentences are up. we're not going to cut education. and those who are -- we are not looking to engage in the sort of massive layoffs of needed state workers. >> reporter: if the budget were a p

and also, in carroll county, there has been damage. and this is clarksburg. look at the wind gust there. 60 miles an hour. wind gusts in clarksburg from some of the networks. also, in the eastern shore, there have been strong winds there. those storms are now heading over towards the eastern ore. there you can siever only can a has been here on top of things since early this morning. the extent still of that watch but looks like, i think, this is probably the batch that's coming through now. heading into prince george's county. not anyightning with these storms. that's the other feature because they are so shallow but still are moving very rapidly with a lot of spin. >> the heavy rain earlier today, i believe we have that tape out northwest d.c. because the neighborhoods there, you can see some of the winds picking up a bit. again, hour and a half to two hours ago. lot of locations seeing as much as a half to three-quarters of an inch of rain. this, again, out od.c. what'st d.c. what's left for the evening, still what we could have some pockets throughout thi

and out there in parts of western, carroll county. moving into baltimore in the next 45 minutes. looking at our hd skycam downtown 74 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the southwest at six. look at the humidity levels. 97 percent. so very warm, moist air mass that is out there right now. that's what is helping to fire off the showers and thunderstorms. and we will have to deal with that through the overnight. we have a cold front helping to spark up the atmosphere out there. but it looks like it won't bring us a lot of relief. because actually we will see warming temperatures as we get down the road. go to hd radar. we can see the line of showers and thunderstorms from hanover over to pennsylvania down through carroll county. continue to see the line of showers moving along i-70 there. and lightning strikes in that as well. westminster, getting heavy rainfall and mt. airy. seeing decent rainfall. but right now the line is not severe. but it is steady rainfall continuing to move into baltimore county soon. looking at the traveling of the storm. moving 25, 35 miles per hou

ross, baker and carroll. cody ross, 0-for-2, flyball to left, flyball to center.ittle herky jerky feature to that delivery, rob. >> rob: i like it. we saw him when we played pittsburgh. he has excellent control and command. and he's going to go out there and throw some strikes, get some people out. nice change-up. >> bob: he is a local kid from wellington high school here, not very far from where we sit. and the pirates made him their first-round selection in '99. university of miami offered him a scholarship, but he bypass that had to sign with the pirates. he bypassed that to sign with the pirates. 2 balls, 2 strikes. jordan zimmerman was still in the game throughout that inning and the rain delay so he is the pitching of record for the nats, a 3-2 ballgame, bottom of the 7th. throws a strike and it's foul and they are scrambling in the bullpen. >> rob: the change-up is his best pitch but he can still throw high 80, low 90. >> bob: high in the air to left center. and disappears over the scoreboard. sean burnett greeted with a game-tying homerun. that's a flyball

carroll county marriottsville road closed in both directions because of a downed pole. police are on the scene there. that between driver and henryton roads. causing problems. we will keep you up to date on when that clears up. middle river we have police activity at ebenezer road and earls beach road. you can see things are moving smoothly on the major roads. a live look at the beltway at baltimore national pike and things are moving smoothly both inner and out are loops there. a live shot at the north side. there is baltimore national pike there. you can see it moving fine. harford road moving ok. we will watch that for delays. 95 is looking good as well. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." >> our big story, a baltimore county high school is closing its doors after 87 years. towson catholic was one of the most affordable catholic high schools in the baltimore area. but the archdiocese says decreasing enrollment and unpaid tuition are forcing them to shut down. jennifer franciotti has more on how the decision has parents and students scrambling. >> alumni gathere

up around carroll county and especially finksburg.nd the folks up -- will be from the emergency managers and weather service. they will survey the damage and see where the trees and tree damage, straight line indication of rotary motion and this damage. winds, 50, 60, 70 miles an hour can do an awful lot of damage. and the thing that was in a way interesting on these storms is that -- they usually get big thunderstorms, towering high. these were just some low, very heavy rain showers because the air is so moist, so they swept through they swept through and the tops were only about 15 to 20,000 feet. that's the reason you folks saw the damage. probably didn't hear much in the way of thunder. it was obviously a lot of extensive damage. frederick county, tall way from spots eastward into especially the finksburg, carroll county area. look at the temperatures. 73 degrees here. 70s and 60s to our north. when these rains came through, and they were at least welcomed because we had been dry, boy, they did come through with those very brief h

the reason behind the jail break. >> news from carroll county.u are there we have a big situation on marriottsville road. it is shut down in both directions between driver road and henryton road. there is a downed pole. police are on the scene. that is what is causing the closure there. it has been shut down most of the morning. we will keep you updated. i want to give you live directive times. northbound 895 from the tunnel to 95 seven minutes. outer loop of the beltway north side 795 to 9511 minutes. northbound 95 between route 32 and 695 is about 10 minutes. we are not looking bad on the major roads. we will give you a live look at the beltway at liberty road and you can see things are moving ok there. not picking up yet. 95 at white marsh is usually a hot spot but we are looking pretty good and we will keep an eye on that. 83's ok as well. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." now for a look at the buses and trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, kim. good morning, everyone. smooth commute right now. no delays on the marc trains. ligh

now nearby, sections of carroll county with thick fog and there's a dense fog advisory from carroll toedrick county westbound. they are at 54 westminster. westminster back to up 55. 59 eldersburg. around the beltway, 65 in towson. across the bay to rock haul. south of rock hall, clouds across the lower eastern shore. for most of us, patchy fog gives way to a mostly sunny morning and two-degree guarantee of 85. back to the roads with kim. >> thank you. traffic is mostly quiet around the area as we check the major roads. a couple of smaller incidents. we do have a disabled vehicle 95 southbound, between the beltway and the kenwood avenue overpass. also in fredrick county, in smithfield, route 17 at martin road closed in both directions because of debris in the roadway. looking you now at 95 southbound from howard county to the capitol beltway we do have smooth traffic flowing in both directions. this traffic report brought to you by baltimore's country station 93.1 wpoc for the wok -- work day. back to you. >>> 5:41. the maryland transit authority has a serious light rail investigation o

still have the road closure in howard county and carroll county, marriottsville road between driver and henrington road. police on the scene with detours. southbound harbor tunnel closed for construction. should reopen soon. the northbound tube gets by for two-way traffic at this hour. back to you. >>> on north korea, what we saw was very strong unanimity around very strong sanctions that two or three years ago might not have been imposed by either china or russia. we're going to have to see whether a country like russia, for example, is win to work with us to apply pressure on iran. >> plenty of complicated issues await president barack obama in italy today for a g8 summit. among the topics to be discussed, climate change, the global economy, iran's nuclear ambitions as well. >>> officials in washington say a cyberattack that downed u.s. government web sites has proven unusually lengthy and sophisticated. the attack started july 4th and is still causing problems for some sites. south korean officials say cyberattacks on government and private sites may be related. >>> the latest now on

this storm is moving to mount airy and carroll county. wind gusts over 40 miles an hour but no warnings are in affect. a good thunderstorm rolling across the northern neck of virginia around in the newland area. this could produce heavy rain and small hail. storm crossed the river and moving to the southern part of saint mary's county as well in southern maryland. so, again, some of these storms could produce wind gusts over 40 miles an hour but mo st of you watching out e the erththisv g enjoying very pleasant conditions. let's switch it over and look at the weather computer and get a sneak peek of the weekend. i think it will be warm on saturday but should be dry to start saturday. the high near 91. i think if you are going to pick one of g the weekend days, of coursely saturday is your day. a better chance of rain on sunday. specifically for tonight, partly cloudy skies. a chance of a shower or thunderstorm, mostly in the northern suburbs. low temperatures in the 60s. partly to mostly sunny tomorrow. the humidity will go up, the high t

a carroll county mother is making those arrangements after her daughter was hit and killed by a drunk driver. 15-year-old caitlin bossler in carroll county was killed sunday as she stood outside of her home talking with friends in a parked car. this accident happened on key highway just past taneytown. police say the teen was standing on the shoulder of the road when the pickup truck driven by this man, 42 to-year-old kevin smith of fredrick county struck her and killed her. four other teens were in the car. they were badly injured but caitlin died at the hospital. >> stop people from going out -- >> last night when i went to work i was texting her. back to school shopping. today i'm picking out a casket. >> kevin smith now faces a number of charges including manslaughter and driving under the influence. he's being held on $20,000 bond. >>> also this morning, it's been almost a year since that tragic accidental death of a very popular baltimore city deejay k-swift. her parents are now suing her former business partners foyer fraud. she died of neck injures suffered during a pool party

and we had a shower last night roll through carroll and northern baltimore county. and there may be fog in those spots that got that overnight rain bath. we got 70 degrees now in stevenson. also in cockeysville and churchville. 73 parkville. on the bottom side of the beltway, 73 glen burnie. we're clear now on maryland's most powerful doppler radar but a partly sunny sky will give way to just an isolated storm this afternoon. 89 is going to come with some sticky humidity and it's going to feel warmer than that but we'll actually increase our chance of rain as we head through tomorrow. >>> 6:00 a.m. if you have not heard yet, it's kim brown's birthday. >> thank you. traffic lights still out in the baltimore county area, probably from yesterday's storms. you can expect to see the lights not working at the baltimore national pike and the intersection at ingleside avenue. franklin avenue and church street and west padonia road and broad avenue, traffic lights not working, treat it as a four-way stop. and jumpers hole road and route 2 in pasadena, that accident cleared.

because of the rain at carroll county, it cooled down a bit. it is only 64 degrees. the satellite pictures showing the clouds. that is the storm system that is moving from frederick county across carroll county, baltimore county, in the southern pennsylvania. it is not very impressive. we have a stalled storm off shore and some stores out west better gradually moving to the east. the high-pressure is giving as good weather through the weekend. it will give way to more humidity, higher temperatures, and i dare chance of rain eventually, and it will take a couple days -- and a higher chance of rain eventually, and it will take a couple days. we have a bigger shot of getting more rain. partly cloudy with scattered storms overnight. 62 degrees to 66 for a low. mid to upper 80's tomorrow. more afternoon and evening scattered storms. south wins at seven to 12 miles per hour. futurecast shows storms developing tomorrow. more or less like today, but a cold front approaches us on thursday, and the rain chance will be a lot higher until the fun goes through. friday morning tha

north carroll high school, and i had texted him -- i had called him on the phone. when i left school and said i'm on my way home. he didn't respond, but because of what he did, he was in agriculture and a consultant, he could be in areas that did not have good cell reception. but i didn't think anything about it. i came off and i got off at 83, off the interstate 83 and there was a lot of traffic on 439 at the time. >> it did turn out to be your husband who had been killed in an accident, and some of the people, witnesses said that they thought the young man in the other car had been texting. that young man was issued

watch for a downed pole in carroll county blocking all lanes of marriotsville between driver road andton road. driver road is where traffic is being detoured. take 32 as your alternate as well help in hope to have this cleared up by 11:00 this morning. a live look at 9 a south of 100. no issues there. everything running well at the beltway at 83. and a look at the beltway at -- or 895 at charles street. this traffic report brought to you by toyota. toyota factory trained and certified technicians. what you will find at your toyota dealer and use genuine toyota parts to keep your toyota running properly. back over to you and marty. >> very good indeed. >>> hey, ron -- let's go to ron's shot real quick. behind you to your right says legg mason. i don't know what they are going to call this building these days? >> they don't know. >> you can see the reflexion on the eastern side of it over your right shoulder that is causing that shadow. you are still in shade. it will be great to watch the warehouse and federal hill over the next 10 or 15 minutes. in the meantime and in between time --

we will continue to see the showers and thunderstorms in northern parts of carroll county. baltimore county. and harford county over the next couple of hours. of dropping good rain. much needed rain. we have a lot of rain last month. now seeing a dry spell out there. we could use more moisture as the grass out there is getting brown. here is what's going on. 73 degrees downtown in inner harbour. mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the northeast at nine. and humidity levels 79 percent. so we are starting to see things change as far as the moisture contact coming into play. we will see the temperatures actually increasing as we get into tomorrow. so definitely it will be a hot muggy day out there. across the area, looking at the temperatures 74 degrees. richmond. 75 in baltimore. 67 in baltimore. cooler up in pennsylvania. and it looks like we will continue to see showers and thunderstorms firing up across the area. as we go through the next couple of days. nice line here north of baltimore city. dropping decent rainfall. we have severe weather about an hour or 45 minutes ago a

here is that one storm system that came through the carroll county region. it's now gone into baltimore county. just some light showers. but another batch of thunderstorms is heading in that direction. once that batch gets through the region, things should calm down for the night. as you can see, again, very spotty storms across the area. temperature-wise right now, in moncton 76. 76 in owings mills. westminster at 77 degrees. it's 8 for rock hall. northeast right now at 77 degrees. here is your forecast for tonight there is the majority of the rain, just to the west of us, getting ready to pull into and through the baltimore- carroll county region. it makes its way towards the north. during the day tomorrow, okay. a chance for scattered showers on and off through the day. but once it gets through, saturday is looking pretty good. but by sunday evening, we're getting another system headed in our direction. here your forecast. for the overnight period, showers and storms, some areas of early morning fog. an overnight low of 67 degrees. during the day tomorrow

we're seeing a storm coming in towards carroll county.ust caused a lot of lightning in westminster. now moving in closer to baltimore county. if you're headed up i-83 in the next 10, 15 minutes, you're going to be dealing with heavy downpours. a lot of lightning here as well. hundreds of lightning strikes with this storm. and these storms do extend all the way up into southern pennsylvania. and while they're just impacting baltimore county right now, they're going to be moving in towards harford county and probably cecil county in the next half hour so. we'll be tracking those as they pop up not only in northern maryland, but possibly all over maryland in the next several hours. if you're headed to the beach this weekend, looks like it will be a hot, humid one there as well. 83 degrees for saturday. partly cloudy skies are expected. and while we're more likely to see rainshowers on sunday, there is that slight chance both days, 82 for that afternoon high. on sunday. with that possibility of stormy weather as a cold front passes through th

and west of carroll county. and north of montgomery county is headed to the north. we had showers. liberty town, about to get some rain. raining heavily to the southwest. iams dale, heavy rain. middletown had rain. finished there. and south of us, another cluster from shady side, south of upper marlboro. northern sections. that's all musting out to the northeast as well. probably won't get to the baltimore region. in easton, that may make it across the bay. to your region if you look here, this line is headed toward us. i think maybe about 6:15 to 6:30, might see more. looks like the end of the rain for this even happening. should quiet down. >>> take a look at temperatures this afternoon. 81 still. temps have dropped back into the 70s. and even some upper 60s. 79 still rock hall. 83 in columbia, but i think that's probably bocus at this hour. plenty of moisture and still rather humid out there. not as humid tomorrow, i don't think. some showers to the south. in between, not much. and then to the west. during the day, during the morning, this stuff moved right through the baltimore

look at these thunderstorms marching through portions of carroll county. it is really strange.hey started down here in howard county as very small showers. as soon as they hit the route 70 and 27 intersection, they just exploded into extreme heavy downpours, pea-sized, dime-sized, and nickel-sized hail. wind gusts to 50 miles an hour. now moving through northern baltimore county, heading into southern pennsylvania. as far as our interactive radar, you can find it on our website at abc2news.com. that's the weather page. you just scroll down, and you'll find it down to the south of that. and again, you can move it around any place in the united states. abc2news.com, 24/7. your forecast for tonight, showers continue to pull towards the north and east. tomorrow you'll see some sunshine. but again, tomorrow afternoon, pop-up thunderstorm activity. but then on thursday, that's where the more general rainfall primarily in the afternoon and evening will move into the region. your forecast for the overnight period, mostly cloudy, scattered storms, gradually moving up into pennsylvania.

in carroll county, brian kuebler. >> once the planning commission finalizes its plan, it will be sent to the county board of commissioners who can then sign off on the deal. >>> tonight councilmembers in d.c. are reeling over the loss of a councilman's aid who died tragically in baltimore. 30-year-old desi deschaine's body was found this morning at the marine center at lighthouse point near canton. sheer video of yesterday's search in the water. deschaine was last seen on sunday. his boss, councilman jack evans, was in baltimore to go boating, and police say deschaine was drinking and last seen late sunday night. police say there are no sign services of foul play. d.c. councilmembers held a moment of silence this morning in deschaine's memory. >>> a two-alarm fire ripped through a west baltimore row house and spread next door. crews were called to dinmore avenue around 8 p.m., and when they arrived, the fire was so intense, they had to fight it from the outside. no one in either home was injured and the cause is still being investigated. >>> in ocean city tonight, an 18 is-year-old an

in corn carroll county, cecil counties. zoom in this and highlight the specific storm that did this damage. all the purple, the hail. and the damage >>> they're trying to stop any additional violence. we have reactions from the mayor, police commissioner and residents. on foot, in patrol cars and in the air. baltimore police swarmed in east side neighborhood. the scene of multiple shootings, two of them fatal, over the weekend. at the 2600 block of ashland avenue. >> you see in the product of an environment that needs change bad. >> reporter: city police say 18 people were shot, two of them fatally. 12 shot on sunday at a backyard cookout. drugs and turf washes are the reasons. >> i heard the bullets. they shot into the crowd. people were running and yelling. >> reporter: among the injured, a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant women. >> it's people's responsibility to speak up. think about the pregnant woman, a baby, other people. it's their responsibility. people who knew what happened. >> reporter: two hours later, two young

the only thing we have going on is carroll county.have an accident at route 140 and sandy mount road. the fire department is there so watch out for that.

after graduating from north carroll high school, george did a stint in the navy. he loved hand gliding but thought flying was better. he is survived by a young daughter. he would call her a half dozen times a day to say i love you. jeffrey's brothers say he was a fantastic individual. his brother released a statement saying, in part, he made everyone around him want to be a better person. i will truly miss him more than anyone can imagine. this is truly a devastating loss to everyone that knew him. 43-year-old niall booth worked for advanced helicopter concepts and was the c.e.o. of the consulting firm of the he moved to the u.s. with his wife and two children in 1997 from england. he hosts a youth rug by team and competed in the 2006 world championships in swimming. the fourth passenger was 48-year-old kem felix of new market. so far authorities have not revealed who the pilot was. funeral arrangements are incomplete. >> we have continuing coverage of the helicopter crash on our website, wbaltv.com. there you'll find a photo gallery, video from the scene as well

really from frederick over to carroll county and baltimore county. there they go, locally dropped two inches. en ma ev scdahausd an eninch of rain. lower 70s in town and by the bay another quiet morning with a chance of thunderstorms and highs in the mid to upper 80s. angie goff, how are you doing? >> an accident alert in arlington, virginia. thank you so much, howie b. welcome to the 5:00 hour. let's go ahead and begin with graphic and let you know near arlington hospital and george mason drive and 16th street crews are taking away lanes as needed. glebe road is the best bet. moving to 666 eastbound from gainesville to centreville. lanes are wide open. drivers are moving at speed. here we are tracking the head lights past 234 manassas. on northbound 95, not finding any problems. drivers make their way from fredericksburg to the beltway. andrea, over to you. >>> is metro's train control system failing to do its job? metro says the system is working fine. however, a published report is raising disturbing questions about the safety of metro riders. 9 n

a humid day yesterday and thunderstorms broke out in many parts of the area, baltimore county, to carroll county, now a front that moved through that brought us those storms, the same showers lingering. cambridge down salisbury. ocean city now starting to see some light showers after seeing storms earlier this morning. but, again, that is moving on through. we stand a chance of seeing more of those showers. here is your forecast for this day. temperatures starting off just around 70 degrees en route for a daytime high of 88 with overnight lows back down to 70 and a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. the complete updated first warning forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> a lot going nontraffic this morning too. sharon with wjz -- going on in traffic this morning. sharon with wjz traffic control. >> first we want to update you with that serious accident in notingham. white marsh is shut down between honeygo and the beltway. watch out for that, the inner loop of the beltway is the alternate. 70 eastbound at 32. debris still there at kranbrook at york road. you are also lookin

bob carroll, theongressional budgetffice estimates that this i a trillion dollar program over the comi decade. where do you gt the mon the intentn stays to cover 10's ofillions of currently uninsured peoe? >> i tnk that's theillion dollaruestion, where do y get the money t pay for this, and ithink one thing you have be careful about is the idea, as republicans have sometimes be accused of sayg that tax cuts pay for themselves, we have to be careful that spending increases pay f themselves as well that seems toe some of the matra coming out from sme of the ideas out o thebama administration and the democratic coness. in termsf how do you pay for health care, i hink there are important parts the tax system th may have contributed to the problem that i think w do ed to ke very close look at. the exclusion for employer-ovided insurance i think is a proision that has contributed to the problemby creating an incentiv for -- >> sanchez: whe you say exclusion, you mn exclusion from being taxed? >> exclusionrom being taxed, that's right,urrently an employee who recves their health insurance thr

a group is calling on howard and carroll county officials to make route 32 safer. the group says thousands of cars travel that stretch of highway from i-70 to the howard county line and more needs to be done to insure safety and prevent future tragedies. they call for red lights or creation of passing and no passing zones. the time now is -- we will get it together. >> 74? >> 77 degrees at 5:36. still ahead, plastic surgery could be the new form of treatment for migraines. >> could researchers be close to a cure for obesity. to a cure for obesity. the skin - hey, buddy. - hi, dad. - hon, did you know there's a full serving of veg-- - ( clanging ) announcer: there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. it's obviously delicious. secretly nutritious. in every bowl of chef boyardee. when you take a bigger, thicker slice people notice. atoes, introducing alexia crunchy snacks. a giant leap for snack kind. >> welcome back to "11 news today." it is 21 before 6:00 and it is 77 downtown. a couple of degrees cooler away from the heat of the city. most

these storms are moving into portions of carroll county and will soon impact baltimore county. while there are no warnings with these, there are some thunderstorm watches to our north and southern pennsylvania and still a lot of lightning with the storms as they move in towards the manchester area and the next half hour will be impacting baltimore county. i'll have more on what to expect for the rest of the evening and the rest of the week, coming up in just a bit. >>> detectives have a lot on their hands after a very violent night in baltimore city. first the latest happened on urban avenue shortly after 2 this morning. a woman was shot several times while sitting in her car. she was in the parking lot at the clubhouse lounge. police are searching for suspects. the woman as name has not been released. >>> just a few minutes before that, an hispanic man was shot in the back on foster avenue in southeast baltimore. the man died at bayview hospital and he has not been identified. >>> and a man and a woman are recovering after being hurt in a double shooting at 1:30 this morning.

a little light shower south and west in carroll county. the heavier thunderstorms have pushed up into pennsylvania. in fact, we'll put this into motion of how the storms were rolling through. very strong thunderstorms that had gusty winds in them. the national weather service said the storm activity in that part of baltimore county was most likely straight-line winds. when you get a good strong downburst of wind that could create downing trees and power lines and things like that. still to determine the damage factor there. looking at these storms that moved through the area dropping heavy amounts of rain. strong lightning. gusty winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. that activity now has pushed up north of philadelphia and it looks like we have 1 cell towards lancaster, that will continue to move west of oxford. we're starting to see breaks in the clouds, but they were very gusty thunderstorms. back to the west things are quieting down. showers over parts of virginia. looks like we have to deal with the damage that is out there. talking ab

. >> we have one accident to deal with in carroll county. finksburg. we will have the latest next. >> kim is back with a look at traffic. problem in finksburg? >> that is the only place we are seeing a problem. carroll county we have route 140 and sandy mount road. the fire department is there. watch out for that as you are heading out this morning. otherwise, we are looking ok on the major roads. speed sensors show that things are moving just fine. we are all in the green, so that is good. we will give you look at liberty road and the beltway. we are looking ok on the inner and outer loops so far. 95 at fort mchenry toll plaza moving fine north and southbound. 83's are check being out ok as we well. now for a look at buses and trains we go to kurt considerate with the m.t.a. good morning. kurt. >> good morning, kim. looking good this morning. no delays on penn, camden or brunswick lines. light rail on time. and metro subway on time east and west. businesses m-1 bus has a 15-minute delay and diverting on 17 at nursery and winterston. back to john colli

and we had the storm push through carroll and baltimore county extending to the south of d.c.ours ago at 12:30 it rolled through the north part with the heaviest amount of rain. 1.85 north of towson and an inch and a half in baltimore city. very sticky this morning. after 2:00, another round of storms with a two degree guaranteed high. >>> a quick update headed out 70 westbound, all of the lanes have been open and crash activity to the left and right shoulders. police and cleanup crews remain on the scene. you can expect slowing from frederick. as we check our area, no problems to report at either the harbor or the fort mchenry toll plaza at this time. the beltway is checking in clean, but we do have an incident going on here in the pikesville area. we're working on a water main break that will be at painters mill road and scotts hill road. taking a quick look at the camera, this is going to be 95 southbound through howard county. a little foggy as you make your way down through the capital beltway. jamie and megan, back to you. >>> back to the deadly helicopter crash we have

and here to talk about that are: bob carroll of the tax foundation, a not-for-profit group advocating lower taxes-- he most recently worked at the treasury department's office of tax policy during the bush administratiom; and ron pollack, the executive director of the consumer advocacy group, families u.s.a. bob carroll, the congressional budget office estimates that this is a trillion dollar program over the coming decade. where do you get the money if the intention stays to cover 10's of millions of currently uninsured people? >> i think that's the million dollar question, where do you get the money to pay for this, and i think one thing you have to be careful about is the idea, as republicans have sometimes been accused of saying that tax cuts pay for themselves, we have to be careful that spending increases pay for themselves as well. that seems to be some of the mantra coming out from some of the ideas out of the obama administration and the democratic congress. in terms of how do you pay for health care, i think there are important parts of the tax system that may have contribut

burglaries in almost every town in carroll county are solved when one married couple is arrested. >>> i'm tim williams in for bob turk. well, the storms have fizzled out, but the temperatures are just heating up. so how warm will your weekend be? your exclusive first warning forecast coming up. >>> it is 78 degrees and cloudy. the complete forecast is coming up. >>> hot weather and high winds are producing once in a generation waves in southern california. they bring spectacular sunk but the 20-foot swells also bring danger. one body surfer lost his life when he was slammed against the rocks. warpings for rip currents will continue to be posted for a few more days. >>> dramatic video of a south carolina treerp being shot is viewed in court. anthony glover fires from inside the car and wounds the trooper 15 months ago during a traffic stop. glover was sentenced to 17 years for assault and battery with intent to kill. the trooper recovered from his injuries and was in court during the sentencing. >>> a law enforcement source tells cbs news that michael jackson's preliminary autopsy show

. >> in carroll county, a small parade has historic significant. find out why. and president obama's deadline is coming up fast. but opposition is not . >> the national institutes of health prepare clinical trials on two h1n1 vaccines. researchers hope to have the trials completed before fall when the virus may make a lethal come back. they are evaluating safety and effectiveness but how much is needed to protect the country from a resurgence. they say two doses will most likely be needed. >> we think most of the population has never seen this virus because it is a new one and doesn't have long-term protection against it. so we might see an increased amount of illness from it. particularly in younger people. >> a federal advisory committee meets wednesday to recommend which group should receive the vaccine, and one likely priority is pregnant women. account for is 6 percent of u.s. fatalities from this year's h1n1 outbreak, even though they represent 1 percent of the population. . >> the senate judiciary committee votes to approve president obama's pick for the