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email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a frederick county man will go before a judge this morning after police say he killed a 15 year-old girl in a dui crash. she was talking with friends who were pulled over on francis scott key highway. police say the man was drunk in a pickup truck and it slammed into the the vehicle and rammed down the girl. >> the people that were in the car went running. a boy went over to see how the girl was doing. >> did he say anything? >> he did not know he had hit anybody. the driver did not realize that he hit anything at all. >> he is charged with negligent manslaughter and negligent vehicle manslaughter under the influence. as bell is set -- his bail is set at $20,000. >> police say a man ambushed two testers when they were called to a neighborhood. the man as extensive criminal history. he has an assault charge of by his estranged wife accusing him of choking her and threatening her life. the charges did not stick. >> she invoked for spousal privilege which means prosecutors could not m

email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. lake county man will face a judge for allegedly striking in killing -- a county man will face a judge for allegedly striking and killing a 15 year- old girl. a ford pickup driven by thisn plowed into her. >> it sent my daughter flying down the road. >> the driver of the car stop? >> snow. the people in the car went running. a boy who was my next-door neighbor went over to see how my daughter was. the driver did not realize he hit anybody. >> he is a former marine charged with numerous offensives. according to the state's attorney office, bail is set at $20,000. >> police need your help in tracking down a robbery suspect. this woman brought a gas station. police say she had the weapon. she got away with cash. she is driving a red pickup. with any -- if you get any information on wooshy is a place called crimestoppers. -- on who she is, please call crimestoppers. >> they want a bid reinstated. a judge withheld the objection earlier this year. the matter will be sent back to the lower co

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email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >>> the morning.let's check in on the morning commute. it is looking nice so far this morning. speed sensors, everything is moving well. the art scape closures are along mount royal. they are preparing for the event this weekend. otherwise, doing great. 11 minutes on the west side. here is a live view of your white marsh commute. so far so good. hopefully we will not see a delay any time soon. will it without delay towards edmundston. >>> it is going to be a lot hotter than what we have been accustomed to this july. 88 degrees is where we should be. we are calling for a high today of 90 degrees in baltimore. some clouds are moving in. we have more water vapor which means it will be more timid. a few isolated thunderstorms right now around ocean city. nothing in baltimore. we have a slight chance to see some activity today. most of it will be to our north and south. 87 degrees-90 degrees today. some showers later on today and tomorrow. we will have more coming up. >>> fans of the harry potter mill bein

email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> police are taking steps to keep the street safer. community leaders say the first step to preventing violence starts at home. a parent expo was held at baptist church last night. they talked about groups that can give their kids positive role models to keep them off the streets. >> it helps them stay out of trouble. i know if i have a problem i can go to my mother and she will talk with mr. miles and they will give me advice. >> for more information, go to our web site at wbaltv.com and click on a news links. >> the search for a baltimore man lost for three days has come to an end. his body was found floating in the water last night. the medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death. >> in baltimore pled guilty to a string of robberies that left one man wounded. he admitted to committing six robberies, including five convenience store holdups from may-july of last year. he shot a man in the groin of taking money from him. he has been sentenced to life and will not be eligible for parole for at least five y

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email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> maryland leaders plan to hold a meeting in the fall to discuss the juvenile justice system. apparently the facilities are ineffective at rehabilitating the juveniles. some escaped a facility after attacking the guards. the state is unable to monitor the juveniles. >> a sex offender is behind bars after he is spotted with a young child. they arrested charles purdum after a trooper caught him walking to a store with a 10 year-old boy. he was alone with the boy at the shop. he is barred from contact with underage boys. he is being held without bond. >> $280 million, that is how much they will slash from the budget of maryland. it is only the beginning. the board also raised the possibility of increasing college tuition. the governor still least to find -- still needs to find another $47 million to pet. -- $47 million to cut. >> it is necessary in order to protect the families of maryland and the priorities we have a for all of our kids. >> it will discuss the next round of budget cuts. they will hold an emergency meeting today to discuss

email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. pa >> good morning.der morning commute. it is a good one so far. no major incidents or delays. watch for possible enclosures in glen arm. and around of brought avenuad a. the other major roadways are doing well. we are picking up in volume around white marsh. that will be the first delay. a live view approaching the bay bridge. it is open in both sides. back over to you. >> it is quite warm out there. we are in that the typical late summer time pattern. we will remain socia for the net several days. there is a front hovering right above us. we are seeing some clouds this morning. a mix of sun and cloud is throughout the day. temperatures are already in the mid 70's downtown and in ocean city. it looks like a 90 degree temperature reading was reached guest today. hot and humid is the trend. air quality is good on the eastern shore. not so good in the downtown area. i will have more coming up. >> police tapes are shedding some light in circumstances surrounding the arrest of an african-american harvard pro

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email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >>> confirmation hearings are into a fourth day for supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor. lawmakers continue to press on the issues, but so far, the judge is not showing her hand. nikole killion has more from washington. >>> today senate it judiciary members finish up their questioning. after that, it is on to the last part, witnesses. after days in the hot seat, from her wise latina comment -- >> it was a bad choice of words. >> to abortion rights. >> i cannot answer that question. >> jet sonia sotomayor turns to listening mode. 30 would assist a have been called to talk -- 30 witnesses have been called to testify about sonia sotomayor. listening to what are her said, two key witnesses, firefighters from the connecticut case where the supreme court overturned a decision that some of your -- that sonia sotomayor had participated in a ruling. new york city mayor michael bloomberg will be one of the witnesses. was the confirmation hearings end, lawmakers are hoping to hold the vote on her nomination by early august. in washington, i am

email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the mayor is expected to produce a bit in the festival this year. it is part of the cleaner greener campaign. officials hope the gardens will set an example for residents to plant their own. >> you must show proof -- we all have agreed upon and advertise. >> you be more comfortable. we have are there are issues with the heat out here. >> it was amusing situation. it looks like the city of baltimore remains the owner of the theater. this city hoped to auction off the historic theater. the only bid was for $800,000. they said it was not enough. they bought the theater back for $810,000. >> researchers say they found a drug that could help control obesity. >> income may be able to predict if a pregnant woman will give >> a very good morning. it is mild and very humid out there. tropical storms are sitting off the shores of carolina. ocean city get in some showers. mass of showers and storms to our west. 81 degrees. your seven day forecast is coming up in a little bit. back to you. >> in this morning's medical alert, researchers say they have

email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. 66 degrees on tv hill. researchers gain insight about eating habits of pregnant women. >> a school may be able -- and they may be able to diagnose alzheimer's disease in its early stages. >> we are checking out your morning commute. >> welcome back to the 11 news today. we have some patches guys out there. not a great chance of showers this afternoon. we had a strong severe thunderstorm last night that rolled through the north -- northern suburb. the precipitation. we are looking at 86 degrees. for tonight's forecast, more cloud rolling in. 64 degrees-69 degrees. our best shot of seen scattered showers and storms will be tomorrow. more on your seven day forecast. that is coming up. >> in this morning's medical alert, researchers may be able to diagnose alzheimer's disease earlier. they will do this by taking a look at spinal fluid. experts say more of the details need to be worked out. women know that what they needed during pregnancy has an impact on the help of their baby. what about the days and weeks pr

email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> police are searching for a person involved in an argument that ended with two people shot. reports of gunfire -- but authorities found a man with a gunshot wound to his leg. zero months later learned of a second man who turned up at the hospital with a gunshot wound. shots were fired on the scene. police do not have much to go on because the victims are not cooperating. >> the military has decided that it does not have a big enough force. the size of the army will be increased temporarily by 22,000 soldiers. he says more trips are needed in afghanistan because of the worsening violence there. the army needs more troops. >> california finally may have a budget deal that will close the deficit. in the budget calls for no new taxes while safeguarding needed services. there will be many cuts. it is the first step ending the ious they have been using. >> coming up, researchers say they found a way to restore damaged parts. there may be a new l medicine to aupus. -- there may be a new medicine to treat welcome back to cooking with delilah

email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> coming up, the high cost of being obese. >> how much obesity is costing our nation for health care. >> still dealing with the after effects of the storm, traffic lights are out in certain locations. we are looking good >> a very good morning. 75 degrees downtown. it used to the humidity. it is not going away quickly. by saturday, we make a brief break. the forecast high will be around 90 degrees all week long. a mix of sun and clouds today. 87 degrees-92 degrees. there are chances of an isolated storm this afternoon. yellow air quality. if you are sensitive, do not exercise outside today. sinigrin category, it would be more refreshing. mostly -- in the green category, it would be more refreshing. more on your seven day forecast in just a little bit. back to you. >> in medical alert this morning, more than 25% of americans are obese. white related illnesses caused over $100 million. the center for disease control had a weight of the nation conference. doctors say obesity raises the risk for diseases like heart disease and diabetes,

email us your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> coming up, a security camera catches a house explosion. >> and a high-school student faces charges for certain things. details coming up. >> here is a live look at traffic, high-95. i will have an update on the morning commute when we come >> welcome back. it is 75 degrees downtown right now. we had not cooled off much less night despite the approach of a front. it is centered right over us. there may be some isolated showers and storms last night. as you look at the satellite imagery, and you can see some low level clouds over the area right now. more son by this afternoon. 87 degrees-92 degrees. the muggy air mass is right in place over the atlantic. back to you. >> a 15 year-old high-school student faces charges for allegedly taking videos of teachers and students in school and posting them on the internet. he used his cell phone camera and posted them to hundreds of website. 19 victims have been identified. he is charged with invasion of privacy in a disorderly conduct. >> a home exploded in northern kentucky. take a look at the top o

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email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> president obama travels to north carolina and virginia today to promote his ideas about reforming the health-care system. some of the ideas are losing ground in congress. >> senate negotiators say they are bridging differences by the day. >> in the next days, that that is going to close very significantly. >> the deal making on health care is aimed at bringing house and senate republicans on board who blasted the democratic proposals. >> the use words like reform and choice, but it is funding to government mandates. >> liberal democrats are angry. they expect the senate plan will not have a government-run insurance option but a privately-run co-op. >> it will probably not be in the finance bill. >> they could lose their debt and hurt the president's goal -- luzader votloese their vote ande president's goal. >> that is my number one responsibility. there are times when i have to set aside my personal preferences for the good of the senate and the country. >> senate negotiators are aiming for a committee vote next week. one says the preside

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you can also email us at nbr@pbs.org. >> susie: and finally tonight, call it "the lipstick effect". it was a trend during the great depression that saw a rise in cosmetics sales, as women turned from big purchases to more affordable luxuries. with the current economic crisis hitting consumers around the globe, some american cosmetic firms are hoping for a "new" lipstick effect in china. shanon van sant reports from shanghai. >> reporter: mei gu works for mary kay cosmetics. she sells beauty products out of her home in a shanghai suburb. mei is one of a growing sales force of 350,000 independent beauty consultants in china. she joined the company in 1995, one year after mary kay cosmetics entered the chinese market. her home features a mary kay statue, and mei recalls when she met the flamboyant texas entrepreneur on a trip to the >> ( translated ) i was not very good at english so all i can say is mary kay, i love you, i love you, i love you. >> reporter: the story of mary kay's triumph over poverty and transformation into a successful entrepreneur has inspired thousands of chinese

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