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great day to get out on the chesapeake tomorrow. high tide, look for that just before 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. sun up at 6:18. sunset 8:03 tomorrow. and a light easterly breeze that will keep the wind around the 80-degree mark because the chesapeake right now, the water temp at 80 degrees at the surface. visible satellite pictures. we're seeing some clearing right now as the sun begins to set. right now just not much going on. if you look carefully here, there is one cluster of cloud cover that is that renegade shower that hit downtown. but the overall weather  pattern, a clearing one. high pressure building in out of the west. and most of the active weather for the rest of the weekend, i think is going to stay offshore. that's where we have our stalled out frontal boundary. that cool front that dropped us out of the 90s that is basically sticking around offshore here the next two days. that will keep the showers pretty much out of our hair. forecast scenario, again, looking pretty quiet here. the possibility of a stray shower tom

also, some clouds across portions of the lower chesapeake bay and southern maryland.ck at the graphics. our temperatures across the region, 7 # here. 75 down in norfolk. you still got that warm air in place down to the south. it will warm up again quite nicely today. cooler out to the north and west, pittsburgh, 62. cincinnati at 64 degrees this morning. satellite-radar composite, we'll put this in motion for you. we had a couple of showers late last night and overnight primarily to the east. this more than, that precipitation is mostly pushed offshore. however, we are seeing some showers pop up now across -- that is pretty good there. some across the southern portions of the chesapeake bay, eastern virginia into southern maryland and southern portions of virginia as well. i do want see any lightning with this but we do see a couple of areas of heavy rain so some of that pop-up variety early this morning. here is hua want to know for the beaches. today, tomorrow, 20rbgs 0% chance of some showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening hours. that is at bethany

moderate rain passing the chesapeake, over towards dover with one thunderstorm. a lot of that intended for southern new jersey. it should clip the philadelphia area with showers. everywhere else this morning you look dry. well, if you're watching wavy tv 10, norfolk, virginia, learn about the inhabitants of the chesapeake bay and meet some of them face to face at the jordan-newby library, down by the bay. >> thank you, bill. >>> now, here's another look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the shine and the glare of the spotlight past for "jon & kate plus 8". when the reality show couple's marriage hung in the balance the season premiere notched 110 million viewers. tuesday's half-hour return episodes drew only about 4 million. >>> find a replacement for paula abdul won't be easy but england sun reports producers are already negotiating with victoria beckham, former posh spice. >>> finally, what has gotten into joan rivers? first, she blasted jay leno's new 10:00 show, saying it will help america fall asleep earlier. then she accused brooke shields of ex

chesapeake toward centreville toward chesapeake beach we're dealing with heavier rain showers.ightning detection not picking up any lightning so we're not seeing any lightning with this. we are seeing the potential for heavy rain. over on the other machine right now we can see the trend of this line of rain showers. just a stagse stationary front. along the corridor, west of boston, all the way down through d.c. you notice the trend these storms push themselves a little bit from the southwest up toward the northeast and thalingts what causes the problem with the flooding because we're getting heavy rain over and over and over again in some of the same locations. some isolated flooding will be a problem. there are areas that are brone to it. be sure to watch out for that. an area of low pressure out toward the great lakes. there are some of the remnants of bill right there that you can see spinning off there. until bill moves out of the way, none of this weather will push its way off to the east. that's why we're seeing another stormy day today. 76 downtown. 83 in salisbury and

-- chesapeake and that will be early saturday morning if this track were to be true. this is what we're going to be tracking. we'll obviously have effects in our forecast, not only in the form of rain and wind, but also along the oceans we're going to see tidal erosion and rip tides an it will affect another weekend at the beaches. for more of what is going on, we're going to send it out to marty. >> thank you very much. bern death touched on the rip tides, and beach erosion. we've got to bring this in. this is a huge weekend. it is the last hurrah for a lot of folks before labor day, and you just know that we're going to have people going down to the ocean starting tomorrow. they will be there through the weekend. if they have to leave, they'll come back. we are going to have folks trying to play around in the surf early on friday and again on sunday. understand that we're going to have a few days worth of advisories. there will be life guards on active duty. they will never take their eyes off 2 water, all the way from ocean city up through long island. so you just

you slay a pretty big storm at the mouth of the chesapeake bay between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. saturday morning. >>> how about wednesday's way to work and/or school? here is sharon gibala. >>> we started off with this wreck on 95 northbound at 295. it's still blocking the two right lanes. a little slow getting by the accident scene. but over all, volume is not too great at this point. hopefully they'll get that clear before we get rush hour going. in the meantime, watch for a problem in the city. gas main break blocking west fayette. traffic being detoured on to park avenue. and then they want drivers to take a left on saratoga. there's a live look at the west side of the beltway. problem free at liberty road. everything looking good at 95 and the fort mchenry tunnel. remember. wjz is always on wjz.com. >>> massachusetts senator edward kennedy has passed away. the tributes are starting to pour in from around the world, including the president and nearby martha's vinyard. we look back at the senator's life and legsy. >> reporter: massachusetts senator edward kennedy died at his

even along the chesapeake bay there's always interests with water being pushed up and the little minor surge and flooding. that's a possibility. danny has gotten a little stronger overnight. winds now 60 miles per hour. a little better organized and the track itself still keeps it within 100, 150 miles of the coastline from north carolina through ocean city. there's a weather system wack to the west as well that will help steer this out but then eastern new england has the problem on saturday. we have to consider the funeral for kennedy. so that is another issue as well over the weekend. we take you to parkville middle school, psyche, harford county starts school today. we're mostly clear, 70 degrees and sunny to partly cloudy with temperature pushing 80s this afternoon. the low ends of our two-degree guarantee, 85, with a chance of thunderstorms. >>> 6:31. here's kim to psyche you out on

chesapeake bay waters have risen to 83 degrees. tonight, we will be mostly cloudy of around 72 degrees. there is an area of low pressure. there is the low spending over west virginia. a stalled out front. it's like it's of thunderstorms each and every afternoon over the next couple of days. this is a tropical depression number two. it may become the first tropical storm of the season named anna. this is to the west way out in the atlantic. we do not know what the system will do. it has been a quiet hurricane season so far thanks to wl nino. -- el nino. we are monitoring this. mid 80's for the duration of your seven-day forecast. >> thank you. summer brings the possibility for storms and dangerous lightning. >> most of the flashes come from thunder clouds above our heads. our colleague has more that this danger can create. >> a brilliant flash in just an instant. it could bring beauty and pain. >> it could have been your son. it is tragic. >> lightning does not discriminate and it does not play fair. just ask this 14 year-old who wa

. >>> the chesapeake bay has offered up a lot of great seafood in the past. coming up, the bounty could get better thanks to some hard- working volunteers fighting to save the oysters. we'll take you out on the bay in just a moment. >>> then the past and present become one as ravens and colts come together for an unforgettable day at training camp. >>> it is warm out there. but guess what, it is seasonal. and we really didn't have a 2- degree guarantee. we were a little above what actually happened today as far as temperatures. let's take a look. they said it's seasonal out there. you wouldn't know it. high 88. normals are 86 degrees, and the records were not anywhere near. we'll have the full forecast when we come right back. >> watch abc 2 news any time on channel 1 with comcast on demand. two medium ppcis, you' rdyorthmimorning k to a good breaas one coffee with room, one rgmoa tt medium mchto lit t ocolate ho t wp, i have two cappuccos oncoffee with room, onlae chlae,a di macchi, a light hot chocolate, hold thehi and two espressos, one with aoue ot nnta m

that's moving into the chesapeake bay. officially, they still have the severe thunderstorm warning in effect for southern st. mary's county, for the next 35 minutes. all of that stuff moving out over the open water. so if you know anyone on the bay right now, in that region, there is a marine warning for the southern bay, extreme southern portions of the potomac river down there. extreme southern portions of our area. pretty much out of our viewing area. but we go to st. mary's city. dreiden. you folks still getting a pretty good storm. as you can see by the indications. earlier this afternoon, we had black and white in there. that indicates hail from that particular cell. and boy, did it produce some hail. around our region, it's pretty quiet. not much going on at all. all across north central maryland. i can't find a single shower anywhere. in pennsylvania, there are showers up to our north. and it's possible late tonight, you might see some of that stuff sliding on down across the region. take a look at temps across the

waves averaging one for less on the chesapeake bay tomorrow. if you plan to do some boating or fishing, keep an eye on the sky for sure. around 90 on the chesapeake tomorrow. at ocean city, the same story. a chance for showers and storms. insta-weather plus seven-day forecast. the hottest weather of the season, perhaps, if the weather holds. temperatures near normal. a chance for a shower thursday morning and then again friday afternoon or evening. other than that, partly cloudy skies for thursday and friday. 90 on saturday. hotter, more humid, sunday and monday, hazy sunshine. >> now, 11 sports. >> it looks right now that adam has new issues with his knee. he is going to have to go -- undergo some more surgeries. >> that was earlier today. much of adam terry's career might be over with the baltimore ravens. he was going to be the first fallback if the first round pick struggled. mark clayton will be on the sidelines as well. it was his hamstring. he tweaked it again. he could be out as long as two weeks. the business of training camp goes on.

we're seeing the heaviest of storms over the chesapeake. some of the heavier rain showers are cross areas of northeast baltimore and surrounding portions of the inner harbor. you see the orange and yellow showing the heavy rainfall. lightning strikes are just outside of annapolis, mainly over the open water, which is good news. the stronger storms continue to be to the south of us. we are still running the risk or heavy rain later tonight and the potential for flooding. take a quick look at the flood watches in effect. they are up and down the i-95 corridor. most of maryland is now underneath that flood watch, which will last until midnight tonight. we will watch the storm track closely for the potential of isolated flooding and heavy rain is the biggest concern with the storms. we will have more on what to expect with the storms and how long the pattern will last, plus, what hurricane bill has in store for maryland on your full instaweather plus forecast. >> recent activity has prompted officials to place sandbags in lower-lying areas. the

on the eastside of the chesapeake bay, probably from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., the most concern then with the heat advisory. if you're headed toward philadelphia excessive heat warning there. it is really tough in the downtown area there as well. here is a we got, code orange air quality day, meaning the ozone levels if you have respiratory problems. a reason to be indoors. 80 degrees at the inner harbor with partly cloudy skies. the humidity at 60%. here are the temperatures right now. 80 degrees in baltimore already. 77 in washington d.c. and 70 in salisbury n hagerstown 76. the dew points which indicate how much moisture there is. 55 in baltimore, 68 in d.c. 66 in hagerstown. and it's going to be oppressive. the frontal boundary will be approach, but before it gets here. a pop up shower mostly up to the north. a 20% chance of that as the front gets closer, a better chance tomorrow afternoon, seeing a couple of showers move through in the afternoon evening hours when you see the afternoon chances increase a little bit. the jet stream is going to

water temperatures at chesapeake are milder, the low 80s right now. a record high is more typical of the august the dog days. 105 degrees set back in 1918. record low set in 2004. miso upper 50s in some of the outlying areas. tonight will be mother. a few more clouds rolling in. winds will shift from the south and southwest. anytime you get a southerly flow this time of year, you are talking more heat. this is going to push offshore tomorrow. there will be a warm front that will pull in all of this heat from the great plains. that is what is going to change our weather pattern by the second half of our weekend. as far as the beach goes, we got a little relief from the heat could looking good today. considerably warmer by saturday. more into the low 90s, isolated thunderstorm on saturday. hazy, hot, and humid inland. it will be when it is very uncomfortable days. 95 on sunday. when you factor in the humidity, it will feel like triple digits. on monday, 96, so not ridding ourselves of this. tuesday, we are still at 90. we are really in the hottest days

you're looking at 98 -- 95 at chesapeake. >> city police searching but a person wh shaulo and killed a correctional officer. >> friends and colleagues are speaking out. >> erica karr was a corrections officer at the baltimore city detention center. she was found early thursday morning. the 37 year-old was on pinhole road in east baltimore. they don't know why she was gunned down, but they are investigating the possibility it was somehow connected to her job. the working mom was shot three times. in the head, the neck, and an arm. >> the correction officers live a dangerous life when they leave these institutions. because they have to look over their shoulder at all times. every hour that they are out there in the public eye. >> being a correctional officer is very hard work. it is dangerous for us coming out every night, going home, and being in the public. >> she was very well respected by her peers. the union that represents the officers will create a scholarship in her honor. jennifer franciotti reporting. >> anne arundel county police are interviewing, and that may know something

the waves churning up to 3 feet potentially on the chesapeake today.ustained wind out of the north at 10 or 15 knots with gusts higher of potentially 24 knots. 102 was the record high on august 31. 1953. it's no threat today. 49 degrees with the record low set in 1986. we won't be far off the mark. tonight it looks like low 50's with a distinct possibility in the northern and western suburbs. above 50's downtown. high-pressure dominating. all the cooler air coming in, streaming in from canada. the jet stream is conducive to this. we have stalled out front. there's little low developing along that. erica is near the winworddward islands. >> we're counting on the minutes to the start of the school year for the last of the state's school systems today. jennifer franciotti joins us live from parkville. >> last week a lot of schools were starting. for baltimore county, baltimore city, and howard county its back-to-school. their first day is today. the students are coming in. the teachers and some of the buses have begun working. 104,000 students starting th

the special marine warnings are out through the chesapeake. but from centreville down there chesapeake beach and more on the way. all that humidity that we dealt with the last few days, it is going to squeeze itself out of the atmosphere, and it is going to be doing that today with lots of heavy rain showers and thunderstorms. over on the radar we can see this line. meanwhile, going right along i-95 through new jersey and it is providing heavy rain showers. it is going to provide more heavy rain showers this afternoon. there it is. today's forecast scattered storms. winds shifting from the north 87 degrees. it is going to be one of those days where maybe going to a movie, trying to stay in doors or trying to find in door activities for this afternoon because unfortunately it is going to be a soggy one. we'll talk about when we expect an end. that's coming up in just a minute. >> baltimore city police are searching for the gunman that shot and killed a man in patterson park. >> investigators were called to the home of south highland avenue arou

thunderstorms in the mouth of the chesapeake. and closer look here, we can see on the hd radar how we are cloudy skies north of baltimore. and activity, light activity. back over western portions of the mountains of virginia, and then west virginia. but we have this activity here that we will watch that continues to make a track potentially in our direction. and see it wraparound. this is an area of low pressure that has the counter-clockwise rotation. so the potential to go maybe late overnight showers is still there. as wes head through the late overnight. probably up to 2:00. into tomorrow morning. so rush hour could have a few pop-up showers in it. so plan accordingly. you see on the time line here. showing the model date, shows activity off to the east. and chance for more showers possibly in the afternoon. and then it clears up as we start to see drying conditions build in from the west. and see more sunshine starting off the weekend on friday. and then into saturday, maybe a chance for showers. the model data was good as f

on the chesapeake bay no boaght problems. the winds are going to be very light, out of the northwest, variable pfeiffer to 10 knots. waves a foot or less. water temperatures in the low 80's. 87 is our normal high. we're going to be above that for the next couple of days and drop below it by the end of the week. 100 degrees. still a comfortable record high. it should last for another year. our record low for this date, july 3, august 3, 55 degrees in 1998. partly cloudy skies tonight. an isolated thunderstorm is possible. here's what we have in place. we have the front that's stalled out now but it's continuing to push offshore. high pressure over the ohio valley today is going to drop the humidity there. drop our humidity just a little bit and really set up shop for us for the next 48 hours. that's going to be a very dry start for the first half of the week. looks like we'll have a slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow as well. 90 on wednesday. another front moves through late in the day on wednesday. so a 30% c

you are taking a live look at the scene on chesapeake avenue. where special hazardous materials crews are called in. they are checking into the reports of a very strong odor of burning plastic. they think it is some kind of spilled chemical but they are not sure. they don't know where the chemical might be coming from. but they are looking into the abby drum company there on chesapeake avenue that carries shipping containers for hazardous materials. we're told that two people are sick. but at last word they were not taken to the hospital. >> in other news tonight. a man accused of repeated robberies of a dozen businesses across the city is caught by the cops. >> arrested after he slips away after a beating at one shop. keith daniels is live in fell's point with the latest on this. keith, what can you tell us? >> live at the killer trash vintage clothing store. fed up worker beat up the suspect here. before police could catch him. police believe the repeated robber is 39-year-old mark low max, surveillance camera caught him on tape at one busines

look for minor surge along the chesapeake bay as well with high tide and we'll have showers continue through sunday. >>> 6:24. here's kim. >> traffic looks good at route 50 and 97 in anne arundel county. we really don't have any major problems on any of the major highways this morning. the beltway looks good, tunnels checking in without problems. most of the challenges are going to be traveling downtown because of the utility work that continues on eutaw street, has closed in both directions between baltimore and saratoga. saratoga is closed in both directions between greene and mlk. southbound harford road remains closed between the alameda and bonaparte, that continued police activity. westbound 70 at route 29, that crash cleared, however we still have residual delays approaching the columbia pike from 70 this morning. as we look here at the jfx at northern parkway traffic is moving along smoothly in both directions. looking for a business you know you can trust? let your better business bureau do the work for you. go to abc2news.com/b b. b. back to you. >>> most of us don't think

chesapeake energy is one.mes that you believe will benefit from this natural gas rally when it comes? >> yeah, i think chesapeake would be my topic. i think it has a chance to double. the other names we like here are xto energy, south western, and petro hawk. all names are leverage in natural gas prices and can generate growth. i would be comfortable under any of those names. >> jason, thank you very much for your input. >> thank you. >> because you clicked, we talked to him about chesapeake energy. >>> up next, tiffany beats the street despite profit falling 30% on lower sales. lower sales at tiffany. melissa is not holding it up. high-end retailer, successful pull back in spending. new data showing the rich getting poorer. is luxury retail changing for snefr. >> it's the guys that are supposed to be in there buying presents for significant others. it's not my fault. >>> then, andy roddick rounds out our week of tennis superstars as he does battle. and later, we may be light on the volume but a handful of sto

there is a little bit of a shower across the southern chesapeake bay. we'll see a bit of a drying trend for the bulk of the region for today and for the weekend as well. right now, reagan national airport reporting a temperature of 73 degrees. relative humidity is up there, 87% again. i mention you could encount are some fog here and there. winds are out of the northeast at six miles per hour. check out that barometric pressure on the rise, 30.16. your day planner for today look like this. we'll call for mostly sunny skies today. warm, summery, highs later on this afternoon into the upper 80s. upper 80s the way we're thinking right now. and just the slight of the chance of a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. most people, 95% of the people will not see a shower or thunderstorm. there you go. >> very good. thank you. >>> let's say good morning to julie wright and get a look at traffic out there. >> early morning commute is stacked up already. inbound suitland parkway between branch and naylor. that is due to an accident. bill utterly at branch, you c

heading towards the lower part of chesapeake bay. obviously, there are also other very nasty cells moving through the northern neck across the potomac. you folks down into the lower part of the bay, chrisfield, you may have to keep an eye on these storms which once again are moving at a pretty good clip out towards the east-southeast. lats zoom out a little bit. there are some storms trying to form to our north. there you can see one up around loudoun county but certainly the worst of these storms are moving right in across st. mary's county. no more tornado warnings, no reports confirmed a tornado. certainly very, very large hail. and some in central and southern parts of st. mary's county. again, warning until 6:00. there's fredericksburg which had a wind gust to 47 miles an hour. ocean city, the temperatures are in the 80s. out at ocean city, heading out for the beaches, this is what you will be feeling the effects of. this is now major hurricane bill. you can see the eye. the eye is 30 miles across. the effect will not be from a

i think that chesapeake is not as good as devon. devon is only up 6%. chesapeake is up much more. i'd rather see you in devon, dvn. how about mike in pennsylvania. mike. >> caller: this is mike. a big boo-yah from penn state university. >> yes! nittany lions rock. what is on your mind? >> caller: microsoft and yahoo. >> yeah. i'm disappointed by yahoo. i think there's so much there. everybody uses it. it's the dominant play in yahoo finance. i like carol barts as a person, but she hasn't delivered yet. i i'm on the fence. i'm going to jerry in florida. >> caller: cramer! i'm still alive and singing boo-yah! >> i had you after dinner. it's pretty good. i want to get the chunky monkey, but i had you instead. >> caller: i like the pistachio and the cherry garcia, but i'll take the chunky monkey. >> we'll break some bread together. >> caller: there you go. tell me about pfg. >> they are out of the woods. they were bailed out, as was lincoln national, as was hartford. i was not inclined to like them, but the stock market bailed them out. they have raised money and as far as i'm concern

that's going to be a nice day to be out on the chesapeake tomorrow or across the harbor. high tide at 1:00. low tide comes in just before 7 p.m. light east breeze all day long tomorrow. not a lot of wind. and it will be muggy out. anything you do to cool yourself off on friday afternoon, probably a good idea. satellite and radar pictures. again, widely scattered precipitation well off to the east. and really, just that one shower. of course, it had to go over the stadium and our tailgaters just about an hour ago. again, that is tracking south. and not much behind it. a couple of really isolated showers north of the pennsylvania border. now across the east coast right now, most of that active weather is actually offshore. stalled out frontal boundary over the atlantic ocean, keeping ate little rough for boating interests out that way. but back behind that line, you just don't see much active weather. it's going to be relatively quiet as we go into the rest of the weekend. so your forecast in detail here. just the slight chance of a shower this evening. and a couple of pop-

and water spout spotted on the chesapeake bay. heavy downpours. today things are going to calm down. that's the good side of the story. the bad side is, if you don't like the heat, well, this isn't first half of the week for you. today probably 89 or 90. mostly sunny by this afternoon. this morning a little patchy fog in some locations. a few clouds around. 74 downtown. 71 out at the airport. 75 in ocean city. we're going to surge today with the heating up to 89 in central maryland with that heating of the day we can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm. but all in all the best chances of rain aren't until midweek. more on your extended forecast coming up. right now let's say hay to sarah and -- hey to sarah and find out what's going on with traffic. >> word of an accident northbound 95 in harford county at exit 543. one of the tractor-trailers involved, off to the side in, blocking that ramp in the northbound direction. doesn't appear to be causing a major delay. as we switch over to the west side, not dealing with any delays here yet. pretty nice

well, i want your expert advice on chesapeake energy, ticker symbol chk. >> chesapeake energy.hesapeake energy. that's mcclenen, the chart is unbelievable. everybody is crazy about natural gas again. again, he's going to do well. every time i say something good about aubrey, i get hate mail. but you know what? he's going to make you money and i love it. i love linn energy. best of all the one i own for my chartable trust that reported the blowout quarter of this quarter. north carolina, sandra. >> caller: hey, boo-yah. >> boo-yah, carolina. >> caller: my husband and i love your show. >> thank you. tell him thank you, too. >> caller: you've been talking about this mobile tech stock tsunami. we've been following star networks, but my husband read the ceo is pulling money out. should we still buy so we can ride the wave? >> he sold some stock. this is a dynamite story. people sell for a million reasons. it could be anything. i think what matters is the fundamentals are fabulous. the stock has just come in a little. i think you grab it. it's down a quick 5 off 27 basis. that's a te

winds out of the northwest on the chesapeake bay. mostly cloudy skies tonight. 66 degrees in the outlying areas. an upper level low over west virginia has a stalled out boundary. it will take a while for the bermuda high to take over our weather pattern. a slight chance of thunderstorms within the next seven days each and every day. a tropical depression #two. it is located in the atlantic. it is likely to become tropical storm poured anna, -- a tropical storm anna, the first of the season. it only takes one. we could be dealing with a strong storm later on as we enter the peak of hurricane season later on in this month. no concerns with the traffic. we will be in the mid 80's with the pop up storms each and every afternoon. a pretty stable forecast over all. >> pretty stable on the major roadways. an accident on the back roads in the pikesville region. watch for possible delays due to this accident. no delays on our speed sensors on the north and west side. 59 malls according -- 59 miles per hour according to robbers speed sensors o

on the chesapeake bay tomorrow, waves 1 foot or less.he insta-weather plus seven-day forecast, and no extreme heat inside but we may get a taste of it by the end of next weekend. 89 with a thunderstorm on wednesday. slightly cooler on thursday and friday. you can't rule out an isolated storm on friday afternoon. the heat cranks in sunday and monday with a chance for a thunderstorm on monday. >> top economic advisers to president obama and say the administration will work with congress to extend unemployment benefits. federal stimulus dollars allow the state to extend benefits but that money is now running out. by the end of september, it is estimated there will be more than 600,000 americans who will have reached the end of their unemployment benefits. the administration is looking ahead at an extension. if a government agency owes you money, you could get bombarded by companies wanting to help you track down that money. make sure you read the contract carefully and understand what the company will do to earn its feet. >> this homeowner

on the chesapeake, average waves around 1 foot. 83 degree water temperature at the harbor. the seven-day forecast, 81, clouds, and showers tomorrow. we have a 50/50 chance tomorrow. sunny skies on friday, and then warming up over the weekend. up to 95 on sunday and monday. >> lenders are lagging when it comes to helping struggling homeowners through the program to help ease the crisis. only 9% of eligible borrowers have seen their mortgage payments reduced with modified loans. lenders such as bank of america and wells fargo lagged far behind government expectations even though both banks received billions in a bailout money. desperate homeowners are looking for help wherever they can get it but some are finding themselves in a atrap. loan modification scams are throughout the country. >> we do not know what we are going to do, where we are going to go, and what we are going to do. >> all that is left inside are four plastic chairs. they sold everything just to stay afloat. >> when we come home, we have to sleep on the floor. >> they got a letter in the mail from their mortg

on the chesapeake bay, waves around 1 foot. if you are going to be out on the chesapeake tomorrow, be on the watch for thunderstorms developing in the afternoon and evening. afternoon storms around the bay. it temperatures getting in around below 90's. the lower eastern shore tamara has a risk of a thunderstorm, high temperatures near ocean city at about 87 degrees. seven-day forecast, 89 and a stormy tomorrow. a chance for a shower thursday morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. sunshine on friday but the risk of a shower popping up in the evening. near 90 degrees on saturday. 90's on sunday and monday with that classic hot and she made weather pattern. >> the kentucky derby is under water tonight. >> also, the u.s. marines is putting a stop to social networking on the job. facebook, myspace, and took care. >> bill clinton goes to north korea and get a pardon for the two american journalists who were imprisoned. the story is coming up next. >> some howard county parents are taking a second look at their back-to-school calend

before i put it in motion, i want you to notice the time line, danny is a beam of the mouth of the chesapeake bay early saturday morning and 12 hours later danny is long gone. going to turn into a category one hurricane. danny will throw, come back here, danny will throw a bunch of moisture at us. inland about 1/2 inch of rain. winds of sustained 40 miles per hour along the coast of ocean city, a steady breeze here in baltimore. here's where it gets complicated. now, not only do we have a source of moisture, we have a warm front starting to sag and stall over the region. additional source of rain starting tomorrow through tomorrow night and probably all day saturday. come back here. that's 2/3 of the equation. now we see a cold front to the west that will slide in saturday and sunday. that's going interact with this warm, humid air mass and the remnants of danny and give us more shower activity saturday night into sunday. danny is 1/3 of the problem that could include some rain and maybe some flooding. we'll have updates through the afternoon at wjz.com. it's going to be a wet weekend. stay t

as a result, chesapeake science, a middle school is the only charter in anne arundel county. there was another, though, the kip harbor academy. but it closed its doors because it couldn't find space. kendall says he had help. and they donated money and space to grow. and a passion for education. >> he has studied our school before he made this decision. probably [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the new facility is about three times larger than the old school. the price tag on the construction, nearly $2 million. and parents know the school is here. the waiting list is about 400 students long. >> we can actually do more activities that we could do in our other building. but we had to sort of downsize some of the things that we had. but now we know the sky is the limit. >> reporter: gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> chesapeake science point school is a middle school. but it has plans to add 9th grade in the year 2010. and eventually expand up to 12th grade. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. a portion of the social security admi

around the chesapeake, showers become more likely. at ocean city cannot look for some showers tomorrow and a little bit cooler. -- at ocean city, look for some showers tomorrow and a little bit cooler temperatures. the heat arrives on sunday and monday, highs in the mid 90's. >> now, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> no one thing changes a football team's approach faster than injuries. the loss of adam terry impacts far more than one position for the ravens. pete gilbert has more from the raven's training camp. >> reaganomics comes to the ravens training camp. the rest of the offensive line is something that will linger. with no adam terry, what now? >> i hope there is something else he can put together. >> he carries a reputation of flat out nastiness. or maybe the coordinator scratched from the playbook entirely. >> we are probably about ready to move out of the three tackle thing. we will find a way to get the job done. >> every year, personnel-wise, it steers in a different direction because it is all about the people that you hav

the bay water in the chesapeake is in the 80's. record high, 105. from 57-66 degrees tonight. mostly clear after midnight. we will be dealing with a drop in temperatures overnight. a low pressure will go through today. take a look at futurecast. it shows a couple of more showers and storms mainly at 12. we have a line that will cross the eastern shore around 2:00. the cooling process will start tonight. 84 degrees, mostly sunny skies. what a wonderful way to wrap up this week. tonight get used to it. 89 by saturday. 95 degrees on sunday and monday. >> in the consumer alert, lenders are lagging when it comes to helping struggling homeowners. the government implemented a program to each the mortgage crisis. only 9% of eligible borrowers have seen their mortgage payments reduce with modified loans. lenders have not changed a single mortgage. bank of america modified 4% of eligible loans. wells fargo modified only 6%. colleges are offering green degree programs. more students are interested in the environment. a variety of programs will be popping up like a technical training to o

temperatures continue to fall back to the normal around the chesapeake bay ocean city, a thunderstorm in the forecast tomorrow and will probably linger for the upcoming weekend. this tropical depression could soon become a tropical storm. as it moves over some favorable conditions, light winds and warm water, 40 miles per hour winds means it will become a tropical storm. 16 more per hour winds are possible if it strengthens. a couple of -- 60 miles per hour winds are possible if it strengthens. the chance for a thunderstorm will linger into the weekend. >> 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> the ravens are closing in on the start of the regular season. two days out of the start of preseason, a far more simpler approach. four players, the game day means they will come to break of two- a-day practices. joe flacco has traveled light years since his first preseason game last summer but even he has a clear set of objectives in the season opener. >> we will look at the film and see what we can do. it is going to be like another practice. we go out there and we play football and try to react t

near 60 and low 60s alongside the chesapeake bay and for tomorrow more sunshine than today. temperatures getting a touch warmer. 7-day forecast, oh pay no attention to that 7-day forecast. come back over to grapcs 22. that is the weekend forecast, obviously. verifi q.uitellwell ar tomorrow. ne 84 ed aneaysd84nd thursday. next chance of etl ait le bit of a light rain comes in on friday with a 30% chance of showers. another check of the "7-day" the correct 7-day. back to you in the studio. >>> well, i am sure your mother always told you to drink your milk but for a large number of people in this country it can be a difficult task. a new study shows the nearly % of americans have trouble digesting milk products properly. researchers have traced the ability to digest milk back to a gene mutation that developed among european's many centuries ago. allowed europeans to have an easier time to digest dairy products. that gene has not spread to many races apparently. the biggest problem with milk problems are people with roots in africa or the caribbean. >>> yoga can help your eating

around the chesapeake, about 90 tamara with sunny skies and a touch more human. west winds will keep the cool ocean breeze off the coast. water is running around 78, and the hurricane center is keeping a close look. it looks like it is trying to become more organized, and the atmospheric conditions do favor a further strengthening, so this may become hurricane danny in the next couple days. we will have to see what happens if that becomes the fourth storm of the season. 90 tomorrow. a hot humid summer day. 85 with a few isolated thunderstorms. most areas will see storms on friday. scattered thunderstorms continue thursday, and a little more light fall by monday and tuesday next week. >> now sports with jerry. >> so much attention focused on the return of wrecks ryan, and the ravens delivered the message that the quality of defense of not have to change. the second play of the game, hello. the interception returns for a touchdown. you had to feel for mark sanchez oregano fun breaking in against the defense theory gained just a year remove from where sanchez it as

we have been around a long time and we started in the chesapeake, maryland area but we are worldwided the world love their old bay. >> we think of crab cakes. >> crab cake and shrimp and crabs are what the blend was designed for. the first was delicious shrimp and crab seasoning. not real catchy so it was change. the name and seasoning stuck and you can see in part of it has a lot of uses. we it on wings, ribs, grab cakes. >> potato chips. >> popcorn, french fries so many uses that you can use old bay for. >> today you are making gazpacho nacho. >> it is getting hot and people don't want to heat up the kitchen. this is a good appetizer or soup. let's walk through it. >> it is simple, too it. >> is simple and we want people to enjoy the summertime and not spend a lot of time in the kitchen. we are fresh tomatoes and cucumbers. it is summer and the produce is wonderful. >> farmers markets. >> you have got that right. >> fresh onion. >> we will add that little olive oil. >> we have recipes on old bay.com if you are a recipe man or woman but i like to wing it. >> you put oil in there. >>

around the chesapeake bay, right around that 90 degree mark. 85 at ocean city tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. 90 tomorrow, 89 on wednesday. partly cloudy skies. hot and humid weather developing especially for the second half of the weekend. >> now, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> we are coming to you live from the training camp of the baltimore ravens. fresh off signing that contract, he did not practice this morning. he showed up wearing a protective boot on his left foot. he has a sprained left heel. he does understand the importance of it. he believes that injury is minor and should not miss much practice time. >> anytime you can walk on it, it is not that bad. [unintelligible] >> it should be fine. he put in three really hard days. he is off to a good start. >> haunted injuries haunted him all last season, but he is starting to find his stride. he sees a deadly combination starting to emerge between himself and the second year quarterback joe flacco write down the middle of the field. joe flacco is much more comfortable throwing the ball in between the safeties. >> we had the fir

from the mouth of the chesapeake to north of cape may. it's good news and bad news scenario, weather turns around and beautiful conditions return, tim williams will have the details shortly, back inside. >>> now update on the breaking news of yesterday that could bewet related. remain as big story today a day after 12 students collapse at the high school football practice there is concern and confusion over what caused them to get sick. jessica kartalija is live at kent island high school. >> reporter: good afternoon. that's what happened here behind me op the high school football team. several players became ill including one of their coaches, they were all september to four area hospitals. football practice brought to a halt after dozens of players and a coach become sick. 14 people were transported to four area hospitals at last count 9 were taken to eastern memorial they've been released one person is still being held for heat exhaustion. and it's believed as i mentioned that everyone suffered heat exhaustion, no foul play involved at

on the chesapeake bay, a southwesterly flow at 10 knots. the water temperature is 83 degrees. the yellow air quality means that if you are sensitive to things in the environment, it is not good to be outside. it is not as bad as yesterday. the record low is 54 degrees. and we will be a well as 67 degrees-72 degrees tonight. we have affront to our northwest. it will be hot today. once the front gets through here, we will cool down. we are right where we should become 86 degrees tomorrow. a slight chance of thunderstorms as well. 85 degrees on thursday. a slight chance of a thunderstorm on the eastern shore. a five degrees on friday. for the weekend, normal temperatures with a slight chance of thunderstorms each state. >> in the consumer alert, the consumer product safety commission has announced a resale roundup. it there are the top 10 recall products including four adams recalled in the last year. reselling recall programlrfed programs is not good. free alarm systems is a scam. the customers signed up for a multi-year contract that they can i get out of. please be aware of th