why this part, why fallston. everything was ripe.ll this stuff had a purpose on friday, and now just a bunch of stuff. you know what our main concern is? the man, keith matthews. he is about to leave shock trauma and go to rea and has to learn how to walk all over again. 3500 pounds of stuff was on top of him. came to his rescue and saved his lifer. he's talking about that. it's a miraculous recovery. all of the rest of us are trying to get the power on. we're trying to repatient roofs that may have a hole in it but nothing like this in fallston. we have will be live tonight on abc2 news. we'll be right back right after the break. if you only have one device online, you get one speed, but if you have multiple devices and you're streaming video and gaming you get a different speed. verizon fios is different, it's 100% fiber optic. that means it's faster and can handle everything you do online. fios is america's fastest, most reliable internet. period. do you have the speed you need? take the speed test now at verizon.com/uptospeed. ca

fallston larks lot of -- a lot of cleanup left. kelly, we'll send it back to you. >> from friday through sunday, from friday through today you've been sending in pictures. what we've done is we've put them all together in a slideshow. hopefully, we can have a peaceful night of weather after what we went through, cloudy and breezy but what can we expect for tonight. let's check in with meteorologist mike masco. >> still assessing the damage. maybe adding to that 10 tornado total that we had thus far. back at home, 71 degrees at bwi. today below average in the temperature department. we should be right around 79 degrees. it's thanks in part to the northwesterly wind, 15 to 20-mile-an-hour winds, a few gusts sustained. what's going on right now on maryland's most powerful radar not much. we have a shower moving through parts of lancaster county, perhaps a rumble or two in the offing over the next hour or so. we'll be watching this band from allentown to state college and altoona. this will be sliding to the south. 90-miles from baltim

near fallston at the maryland 152 accident. we'll keep a watch on it and we'll give you more on the very stormy friday we're having. >> we're still on the storm alert. we have dangerous storms moving across the area. maryland's most powerful radar tracking the latest, coming up. @ >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of harford county in fallston, a truck fire on 95 has slowed traffic considerably on 95 north and south. one lane is open heading north in the fallston area from that truck fire. we have gotten no reports of any injuries related to that fire but crews are on the scene. traffic, as a result in that area is quite a mess. we'll keep you updated as those lanes clerp and as traffic clears in the area. we want to show you harbor cam as we're monitoring severe weather in the the baltimore area which we have been doing for ours on abc2 and abc2news.com. all of the warnings have expired at this point but we are continuing to watch other problems like flash flooding. mike? >> harbor cam showing us we still have

that's on the 2000 block of parsonage lane near fallston. we're going to be heading out there and checking that out. again, what we understand, rosie, is a billedling co-- building collapse if fallston. they are expecting a tough nee. the emergency raising center is staffed. they plan to hang out there throughout the evening. the warning is expected to be in place by 10:00, with the flash flood until 10:00. they are monitoring the radar and have crews on stand by. >> cheryl, just looking at the conditions, it does sound like it's deteriorating. you're looking at the clouds. you're seeing the dark ominous clouds. are you noticing that people are at least staying off the roads? are people trying to get to the -- are they taking add vest and staying off the roads? >> reporter: they're staying off the road. it's 6:30 on a friday evening. i say one car pass. you could probably hear the thunder coming in the our photographer, tony has pulled over. the rain is coming down heavy. we're having a tough time keeping the windshield clear. to answer your

>> this is up in benson near fallston where old joppa road connects into bel air road. this is normally used as a shortcut to get around that corridor between harford road and bel air road down to mountain road and bel air road. and as you can see, it's still blocked up with trees and power lines are down. and poles are down. and there's a lot of wind damage and tree damage here. there's at least a couple of dozen trees that have been knocked down, uprooted or busted off at this location. it's going to take some time to get that opened up. we'll work our way over towards bel air road, bel air road bypass and harford road. we have a little bit of good news for you. they're in the process of trying to open that road up at the present time. they've got one lane that's opened up going southbound. it looks like they got one lane opened up northbound and then the process of cleaning up the rest of the traffic so the good news is that they're in the process of getting route 1 now opened up between that harford road and 152, the bypass. mountain road and bel air road. tongue ti

after a tornado hits fallston.everal structures on bel air road crews are cleaning up the debris, live in a moment. first, meteorologist tim williams, first warning weather center. >>> good morning, everyone. and don. consider yourself fortunate if you are watching us this morning. several folks last power. we had storms starting to roll through the region yesterday after afternoon, after afternoon friday afternoon news. and then 2:00 we joined you and stayed with you for countless hours because of the storm system rolling through the area. the problems here, train your eyes to look at the brighter colors. a lot of the storms with thunder, lightning and winds and hail. they starting pulling in very, very arm and moist air from the south. bring in the cooler air from the north. these are the components that brought the storms our way. warm air from the south and southwest, met the cool air from the northwest. the storms air masses started to collide. basically who had a change in the direction of the air as it start

this is the fallston pharmacy in fallston. you can see the damage, see the tarp covers the roof. we have several doctors offices, it tore down the whole roof on this building. you can see, we got off the phone with the national weather service 30 minutes ago. they confirmed, ef1 tornado touched down in the pleasant hills area. it was on the ground for a mile. the tornado uprooted trees and damaged buildings to the tune of $1 million. one man was crushed by a moving building. people spent the weekend trying to clean up the mess. everett volunteered to break down scrap metal on west grove. we found one home that was moved off the foundation near route 1. . >> i guess it's 150 or 200 feet away. it flew through the air,  bounced off the cars and landed here. >> reporter: still, lots of clean up to do this morning from friday's storms. back out here life, the fallston pharmacy and doctor's offices, the roofs torn off from the friday's storm. the national weather service con fipples an ef1 -- confirms an ef1 tornado touched down. >>> one man is saying his spray on sunscreen ignited a

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>> reporter: this is some of the damage that we found here in fall fallston, this is the fallston pharmacy. see the roof was besidely damaged in this store, took off the roof here in the adjoining medical offices. you can see the building, damaged he feel heavily. we got off the phone with the national weather vis, they confirm an ef1 tornado touched down. it was on the ground for one mile. the tornado uprooted trees, damaged businesses and homes to the tune of $1 million. one man in harford was crushed by a moving building and in fair condition in local hospital. the pleasant hills area got the hardest hit, one home was moved off its foundation. people tried to clean up the mess. everett had the tough job of breaking down scrap metal in fallston. >> it's pretty strong. ist what i got to do to get it done. >> reporter: because the roof and this building is damaged, it would be a good idea if you have to come to the pharmacy or medical offices, give them a call before heading out here today to make sure they are doing business and make sure things are running as normal. the nation weather s

and there are buildings like this all over fallston. >>> along bel air road in fallston, businesses took a beating. company signs missing, bent or broken. shattered glass, needing repairs. and too many damaged roofs to count. >> all of a sudden, you could hear like debris hitting the building. >> reporter: fallston pharmacy, one of many businesses here with tarps temporarily covering the damage. >> water was starting to leak inside. so that's what they're working on picking now. >> reporter: the f-1 tornado captured in this new photograph, lifted and demolished this trailer, snapped hundreds of trees, ruined cars, knocked out power, and sent auto shop owner, keith matthews to the hospital with broken bones, after the tornado destroyed his small building, crushing him under a fallen concrete wall. >> the royal farms stores, way back there. we found its sign in the woods, hundreds of yards away. >> reporter: roofing company, now swamped with repairs, and cleanup rue -- crews, busy, trying to help businesses get their doors back open. nearby homes also took a beating. >> we lost a lot of th

hardest hit areas, no surprise from what you've been showing is towson and fallston. so we're going to be focusing heavily in those areas today amidst the other areas as well. we would expect to get the majority of customers back in service tonight. but there are going to be some customers potentially having their outages go into tomorrow particularly in those hardest hit areas. >> rob, you've had to do some possible rebuilding of transformers in some areas. you'll be finding out more about that today, i'm sure, as you get to assess the damage. >> yeah, some of the damage was pretty horrific. especially when you think about whole trees that came down on our lines, rather, and we did have some effects from the lightning and so forth. so really, we're just starting to get a good feel for some of the areas that were hardest hit. we'll assess that this morning and then continue to attack it. we've got about 700 folks that are either on the street or working behind the scenes to make sure that we're restoring power as quickly as we can and this was no surprise to us. you k

. >>> well, the tornado damage is still evident in fallston, especially along route 1. people are trying to get their heads around the damage and some of the images. damage is expected to be over a million dollars for harford county alone. the tornado in fallston is one of 10 that actually touched down on maryland on friday. >>> all of this is a sobering reminder of nature's power. it has residents still cleaning up today. abc2 news tim ruther ford as more eye couldn't believe this. i was awed by the power of the wind and everything. it was just amatessing. i've seen it on the news, but first hand, no. i've never been up close and seeing this kind of damage before. my name is jerry corn. i work for harford county highway's. i've been out all day on county roads. trees are down on both sides of the road. limbs and everything. we've been there. this is where my family lives, mom and dad. it hit so fast that they weren't able to get down in the basement. it sounded like a freight train was coming through. my mom is upset with the mess. i said you're okay. the house is pret

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of fallston. up and down this strip you can see where the tornado went through creating a ton of damage. the insurance adjust teres -- adjustors, people come out. we'll find or the much more about the actual totals and i'm sure, jamie, it's going to be a woulding total. >> how far down route one would you say. i'd say a couple miles north of kingsville. you start seeing the trees and the damage. >> it was obvious. this was like someone flicked a switch and said start here and done again. it's amazing that it dropped. amazing stuff. >> i want to tell you a little bit about bge. bge is in there. the crews continued their work mainly in the pleasant hills area. they're working across the state. nearly 800 employees worked to restore power to more than 24,000 customers. and the mobile operations center help people to help customers. we're at country life farms where the great cigar was born. a lot of horses knew it was coming before us humans do. kelly? >> look at some of the video, some of the damage

this is some of the damage, the fallston fallston pharmacy, see the roof damaged from the storm. it's the entire building, tarps are covering it. we got off the phone with the national weather service this morning. they confirm an ef1 tornado, touched down in the pleasant hills area. it was on the grounds for a mile. the tornado uprooted trees, damaged businesses and homes. one moved off the foundation near route 1. people spent the weekend trying to clean up the mess. one man was crushed by a moving building. john corren talked to the man working alongside the victim when the garage collapsed on him. . >> he said the only thing he seen was his arms sticking out. the block and everything had his body covered. >> reporter: lots of clean up to be done, if you would like to help the man who was trapped find information on abc2news.com. >>> speaking of our website, a section called tornado alley we want to point out, there are precautions to take in severe weather. you can track storms with storm chasers and more. some of the video is incredible. look under the weather tab. >>> the m

this is the damage from fallston, harper county. there are reports that a tornado did touch down. we of course have a crew on the way to the scene. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. we will check in with bob for some new warnings and updates. bob. >> we still have officially a tornado warning for southeast howard county and northwest air run dell county. northeast of laural and moving towards elk grove and burney area and the airport region, northwest sections of air run dell county. it will move northeast of the city. i didn't see a lot of rotation. hd doppler radar showing you inside of the storm, when you go from green to red you got strong activity. there is a little bit of rain and green there. so south of steward corner, there could be small rotation. not a lot, but more general rotation across the whole system and moving towards the north, about 25 miles per hour. once again, you don't even have to have funnel clouds or tornadoes or damaging winds, some of the thunderstorms can produce wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour and until the weather service g

of course, the one here in fallston, an f-1 tornado. but of course, it was just one of 10 across maryland. we're live, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek, thank you. >>> the weather channel ranks maryland third on the list of top tornado states for its tornadoes per square mile. >> but at least our current weather is still cooperating for the storm cleanup. it's a bit cooler out there tonight with clouds. it's still dry and calm. wjz is live with first warning weather. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking our updated conditions. we'll start inside with bob. >> feels more like early october day than terrell june. that's for -- than early june. that's for sure. we have a lot of clouds. up to the northwest. there's a few showers to the northwest of pennsylvania. but these are really moving to the south. and even the southwest. so right now, there's not much of a chance for much in the way of showers tonight. perhaps yet a passing shower. and that's about all we expect. now, bernadette has a look at the temper

. >> reporter: this is the fallston pharmacy. the roof, torn down, you can see the damage and the tarp that covers the roof. the damage was really bad here, we just got off the phone with the national weather service, they confirm an ef1 tornado touched down in the pleasant hills area of harford county. the it was on the ground for a mile. this tornado uprooted trees, damaged businesses and homes to the tune of $1 million in harford county. pleasant hills area got hit the hardest. one home was moved off the foundation near route 1. people spent the weekend trying to clean up the mess. one man was crushed by the moving building. he is in the hospital in fair condition. john corren talked to the man working along side the victim when the building collapsed. >> he said the only thing he seen was his arms sticking out. and the block and everything had his body covered. >> reporter: if you would like to help the man who was trapped inside the building, we have more information on how you can do so on abc2news.com. we are told the wind

for too many in fallston, there was nowhere to g around fallston cleanup is the name of the game but it will be months before things start looking like they were before friday's strong storm spawned a tornado that ripped through the pleasant hills neighborhood. >> you're standing there with one minute with your friends and the last minute devastation. >> reporter: he and his friend keith were inside what used to be a small auto shop. >> keith said get down. that's when i saw the wall twist. i saw the roof go over. keith was in the middle of the building. i saw him went down and i within the down. >> reporter: his scrapes and bruises are minor compared to keith's broken bones. >> i could see that much of keith's arm hanging out. >> reporter: he is now in the hospital. >> this was my office trailer. about 150 to 200 feet. >> reporter: john missed the storm by a matter of minutes. >> i had to run an errand. otherwise, i would have been in here. >> reporter: damage to trees, posts, fences. friends are taking up a collection for his medical bills. his fiance is just thankful he survived.

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shaking in my boots. >> reporter: the owner of fallston pharmacy, his building took a hit june 1st. the pole sign, gone, the roof, nearly gone and all employees are more than shaken up. as the clouds darken agains it's fair to say they are very much on edge. moreso knowing the work is not quite done. . >> they are telling it should be done by next week. we are ready for that to happen. >> hopefully it's not going to be too rrmg÷late. as we heard, a heavy line n.ñof thunderstorms later tonight. kuebler, abc2 news. >>> bge moved more than 500 employees and contractors from normal duties and shifted them to storm prep. the company is monitoring the storm and they are prepared for rain, lightning and winds. if ! aé)átqq"s exceed 25 miles per hour, repair work will be slow tore make sure employees are safe. encouraging you 16to prepare an take action to keep your property safe. 8&see píeypower outag tonight. these y8÷items, u@a flashlights, batteries, battery operated clock radio, cell phone, nonperishable foods and blankets and bge reminds everybody to stay clear of downed power lines,

a downed tree in fallston. >> we have some rain to contend with.k at hd doppler and the seven-day forecast. this is a live shot from ocean city. city. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. >> police say a woman turned to her car onto marriottsville road from route 40 east and into the path of a cruiser. charred tours are pending against mrs. -- charges are pending against mrs. lee. the officer is listed in stable condition. there was a triple shooting in south baltimore this morning. shots were fired just before 6:00 p.m. on monday night. sky team 11 was over the scene. the bottle tax increase takes a big step towards becoming reality. approval was given to a three- tax.decreaincrease in the the money would go to fund school construction. opponents say the vote would hurt city residents and businesses. final vot

here's kai reed with more. >> we're standing here near route 1 and 152 in fallston that had a lot of damage, lot of damage to residential and commercial buildings. 20 buildings damaged, six of them severely damaged and we know four people who were injured. two sent to the hospital. one to shock trauma and one to a local hospital but as we understand, those are nonlife threatening injuries which is good news. we also are dealing with downed power lines here causing about several hundred people to go without power at this point. emergency officials are asking residents to stay out of what they're calling the storm zone. watch the forecast and be safe out on the roads. >> whatever your means is to follow the weather, very, very important tonight to do that. these storms have a history of being dangerous, obviously. and we need to be prepared. we need to heed the warnings. take cover if it's warranted. if the storms come through and you feel you have damage in your area, in your neighborhood, before you venture out, be very careful. >> we have some road closures that we want to tell you

in fallston, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> more damage in baltimore county. the towson residence, tim williams assesses the damage. >> reporter: the sights and sounds are frequent. crews try to keep up with it. >> uprooted the entire tree. >> reporter: it's not just any tree on the home. this is over 100 feet tall on the right side of their property. >> what was it like when the tree came crashing through the garage? >> towson was one of the hardest hit areas. tree crews succeeded in clearing much of the damage, still, homeowners left with getting back to normal as best they can. >> reporter: the two-car garage, they pulled it out with a little more than than a few scratches and ripped off the side of the car. the garage was not so important to be pulled away from the side of the house. the latest book, you never know, sums up this experience. >> let's go to meteorologist bernadette woods. she has more on the wicked weather. bern, i know you have more information. >> ten tornadoes including pleasant hills in harford county and two in damascus close to each ot

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to the wood chippers, sounds of cleaning up after friday's e f-one tornado could be heard around fallston in harford county. >> it was like explosion after explosion after explosion. that is all we were hearing. >> patrick moved into the neighborhood and was one of many waiting anxiously for tree removal. a couple of oaks fell into his front and back yard. >> we are back up about a month right now. >> tornadic cleanup is a literal windfall for business. he said he was amazed by what he has seen so far. >> total disaster everywhere. trees falling over houses, there was a mobile home that was picked up and flew over 10 houses. we are fortunate to be alive today. >> tell that to jeff, a stone's throw away in this are o repair park on route 1. >> could not see anything. you looked out the window in it was just like a fog. you could see stuff flying in all directions . >> the damage around his shop is truly amazing. cars and containers overturned, debris everywhere, destroyed automobiles and a leveled paid in detail garage. dozens of homes and businesses were affected by the storm as well as d

an ef 1 tornado touched down in the fallston area. mile long stretch in the fallston area saw several business and homes damaged or destroyed. abc2's jamie costello has more. i drove through there right after the storm on friday and it was a mess. what is it looking like now? >> reporter: it can go down with east baltimore, with glendon. everywhere you look, you see damage. look upstairs. you can't tell me another one's coming. please, please, spare these people. this is where keith matthews worked it. was last friday at this t

if you travel and fallston, be careful of an accident at 152.nother at calvert street and baltimore street in the city. sluggish pass 795 in the outer loop. 63 miles per hour just past 100. 97 at 100 looks pretty good north and southbound. this is 295. southbound traffic is problem free but building as you can see down towards a 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony has a check of your forecast. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start. the morning commute should be just fine. temperatures in the 50's in the suburbs. 56 in parkton. a mixture of sun and clouds. a chance for some showers this afternoon. high temperature of 75. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. here's the man that taught tiger the flop shot. here is keith mills. >> happy flop shot to you, too. tiger woods could be the favorite for the u.s. open? he won the memorial yesterday thanks to a shot that jack nicklaus said was the best he had never seen. tiger woods was one shot back. he was in deep grass. no margin for error. the fist p

in fallston a downed tree has all lanes blocked. take 165 instead.ccidents hawkins point at quarantine and green spring at druid. let's take a live look. you can see things are heavy 95 southbound around white marsh boulevard. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury call 1-800-the firm or visit them online. >>> five-alarm fire burns through an old building. now investigators are trying to determine how it started. two firefighters were injured putting out the fire. more than 100 battled the flames for hours yesterday ,,,,, excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. but they can be really well thexpensive.ted a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes

one tornado hit fallston pretty hard.some businesses like this car dealership re you can see...ts of the ceiling still have holes.for now, the building is running on two generators. "it was a big recoveey process, but after it all, no one got hurt, lot of wind, lots of noise, lot of destruction but throuuh it all, everyone came through it pretty well, except or the building." workers say it will likely be months before things are back to norral. when storms hit your it, send it.upload pictures - and videos to fox baltimore dot com.click on the see it, shooo it, send it ... icon.you can also send your pictures from your cell to pics at fox batlimore dot com. a plane carrying a family of 6 crashee... in florida thursday afternoon. 5 bbdies were &precovered.but as andrew spencer explains... the search resumes today... for one of the 4 children who's still miss. the plane went down in polk county, florida. the debris field stretches several miles. the family of six was on their way backkfrom the bahamas. they stopped at the ssint lucie county aarport to clear customs, then headed fo

. >>> our first warning weather coverage continues now with derek valcourt and a look at fallston. >> check out this tree. it's huge. it's healthy and look what happens when that tornado ripped through on friday. a real test. ament -- testament to the power of the storm. you can see the tornado that came through parts of the town. >> jeff shulths could feel his auto shop shaking. >> a lot of rain. couldn't see anything. you couldn't look out the window and see anything but metal flying. >> his neighbor was hospitalized when he was pinned under a concrete wall when the tornado demolished his auto shop. this trailer was blown 200 feet away. >> the tornado ravaged this entire tree line. a massive tree fell and crushed this trailer. you can experience the smell from all the freshly cut wood. there are piles and piles through out the area as the clean up continues. >> i got to have a new roof. >> john corn's home now in need of repairs. >> have you ever experienced anything like the this? >> never -- like this? >> never in my life. >> the mess for tree crews and auto glass repairs company.

therr is plenny of damage along route onn in fallston. roof's were ripped off buildings...some structures.. were completely foundations... today... clean up crews... cut down trees and worked on the tedious task offrrmoving debris... (joe manruffi- fixing roof)"ripped off all the vents.. off the top aad shingles.. this is the bad here.. (points) knocked own the sign" sign" (mike harrman) "and it took that garage.. and it wrapped aaound that ree.. " the same storm is responsible according to the national weather servvce... as far south as north carolina... and as faa north... as &paa five. a. kc fox 45 news at least tww of the ttn storms reported were category one tornadoes.with more on the count and strength... here's chieffmeteorollgist vytas reid. hen breaking news.. and severe weather happens... ggt up to the minute inforration sent directly to your cell phone.. sign up for alerts by texting w-b-f-f to 45203. yyu can also find out how to download tte fox45 app directly to your i-phone or android... by going &pto foxbaltimoreedot com. top right hand corner of the screen.

one of those confirmee tornadoes touched down in the fallston area of harffrd county... causing more than a million dollars in damage. daaage.one manns auto detailing shoo was right in arees.42-year-old eith matthews along with his friend were in the ssop...when concrete alll came crashing down... pinning the two men inside.matthew's body was crushed.he was rushed to the hosptial. "i could see him under the wall with his hands sticking &pout and he couldn'ttmove""whe you see the wall that fell on god saved him" hhm"right now, matthew is in an induced coma... he broke several bones but is expected to make a full recovery.his friindsshave set up a paypal account for donationss rescue and mergency crees pooked overtimm the past couple of days helping victims of the storms.jennnfer gilbert has dramatic video from a dangerous... life or death... recue in prince county. thh storms, on riday, were not constant. in some areas, the rainncaae in waves. during a lull, three teenageeboys were seen walking along a stream called the northwest branch, according to an eyewitness. a mooe

downed trees, damaged homes, and caught the buildings, one of them an auto-detailing shop in fallston, collapsed on the honor. he was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. >> he has a rod and some pins in his leg. >> harford county government officials say it could have been worse. >> it was about a mile-and-a- half area that the tornado travelled, about a quarter of a mile wide. very fortunate that the number of residences in that area had not been hit harder. at that occurred, had the storm taken a different path, or in the middle of the night, it might be different. >> the cost of the damage could be more than $1 million. they credited a quick response time an emergency preparedness training for keeping interest to a minimum. >> -- keeping injuries to a minimum. >> we dodged a bullet with this storm, but nothing in the world is better than preparedness. the emergency preparedness measures taken by individuals pays dividends. >> bge reported 20,000 customers without power, but as of last night, at they reports that all of them have their power restored. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 n

karen parks and jeff barnd are hardest hit neighborhoods was in the fallston area of &pharford county. county. our janice park is pight in theemiddle of all the damage. 3. . 3&104 - 34sec sot. out cue - " would've beee dead" dead" 3 dead" cue - "i would've been 104 - 34sec sot. out victim bite bite. adlib to storm damage.middle of all the is damage.n the middle of all the - . adlib to storm victim bite bite 104 - 34sec sot. out cue - "i would've been dead" 3 spotted a possible tornado at the airport this afternooo. afternoon. air traffic grouuddto a halt as thh storm sent assengers scrambling for cover ii the erminal. these pictures weee taken by our viewer mike just moments 3 p3 &p // 3& the wicked weather swept throuuh the western maryland too.... in carroll county, people saw trees tumble and power lines fall.. and for onn elderly couple.. there was a close caal. as kkith daniees reports froo their home. hooe. (áááááll as live: we're on i'm standing on someone's front lawn.. but it looks more like a lumber yard in some places. lookkat thiss limbs from several trees have scattered c

in the fallston area of haaford counny... one offthose connirmed tornadoes touched down causing more than a million dollars in damage. damage.one man's auuo detaiiing shop was riggt in the center of the hardest hit areas.42-year-old keith patthews was in the shop...when thh roof riiped off and the concreee walls came rashing down... pinninn matthews and another man inside. "i could see him under the wall with his hands sticking out and he couldn't move"""hen you see tte wall that fell on &phim, it's just miracle thatt &pgod saved him" him"right now,,matthew is n an induced coma....he brokee several bones but is expected &pto make a full recovery.his friinds have et up paypal account for donations. george zimmerman's lawyer vows to take action today... after his client goes back behind bar. bars.zimmerman arrived at a florida prison in a whhte minivan ssnnay.zimmerman is charged with second-degree purderrin the shooting deeth revoked his bond friday... saying he was not honest about how much money he had accesss to when his bo

the clean p continues around in fallston... where the stoom waa centered. according to emergency management show the ornado caused about &pone million dollars in damage most businesses that were affected say they''e slowly getting back to normal.. 2407 you know we did the clean up and thennuh, we did uh, we everything was ready for &pmonday 14 monday as a rough day but you know, right now everyyhinggback to normal 20 20officials say there were three reported injuries ffom the storrs. all were non--ife threateeing. seee...theefirst triple to crown... winner... since 1978.. . is over..../ 'll have another.../ winner... of the... áscratchedá... for ttmorrow's belmont stakes.../. morgan adsit.. joins us now ..with the story, morgan. trainer doug o'neiil and team i'll have another deciddd jjst before noon to pull the triple crown hopeful out of the belmont stakes.this after o'neill and his staff found an injury to the colt's front left leg.they noticed swelling yesterray...gave the horse an swelling aaain thhs morning after its workout. o'neill broke the story o

. >> reporter: in fallston, i'm lamont williams. >> i think that don cart are -- carter was real good. for more, including a slideshow of all the pictures, just go to abc2news.com. we're happy to report that keith matthews, the tornado ?iefer we tokyo -- survivor we spoke to yesterday has been moved to the rehab center. he survived and he credits his life to his friend mark kenard. keith, keep it up. we'll be right back. >>> before we leave you, kelly joins us with look at what's coming up at 11. >> a baltimore woman struggles to survive after being shot in the neck. she was driving last month as she was driving home. doctors say she is paralyzed from the neck down and can't speak. she's at a rehab hospital. the family is working with doctors to get a new computer that would help her even more. >> i can't understand what she be saying. i say what you say? because i don't read lips but i be trying to. >> the shooting happened in northeast baltimore. they're making progress but right now they have no suspects. an exclusive look at how she's doing. >> christian schaffer is telling the st

since an f-1 tornado ripped through the clean up continues around poute-one near mouutain rrad in fallston. where the storm was centered. according to emergency management officials... earlyynumbers show the torrado caused aboutt one million dollars in damage. moot businesses that were getting bbck to normal. 2407 you know we diddthe clean up and then uh, we did uh, we close up the shop and then everything was ready foo monday 14 monday was a rough day but you know, right now everything back to normal 20 20ooficials say there were three reported iijuries from the storms. all were non-life . . 3 many people arr excited to celebrate their 50-th birthday. try... &pcelebrating... your 100-th birthday.../. 37 year resident... . of the... "little sisters of the oor".../, a... catholic homm.... for seniors..../ celebrated her ...100-th birthday her secret... to longevity.../ she says... devotion... to hhr faith. not ll hese good people they wouldn't have leg to stand on if it wasn't for our god." god." dente says as of now she's just looking forward to moving into her new hhuse and that she'll ta

he was hurt when an f1 tornado tore through fallston and tore apart his garage. >> there wasn't any time for -- i bet you couldn't count to two before it was all done and over. >> reporter: it was over in an instant. when it was all said and done he was trabbed under the wall in any and terrified. >> wondered did inbound see me -- anybody see me. >> reporter: his new normal means some adjustments. friends built a wheelchair ramp at his house. >> don't know how many friends you got until you got hurt. the next thing you know, they come out of every where. >> reporter: as they rally around keith, he's pulling together the strength to move forward. >> when you're down, there's nothing you cran do about it. you have to keep getting up. >> reporter: joce sterman, website woab news. >> keith, you got a lot of friends. he was dealt a second blow when he developed a blood clot and infection. he has no insurance. there is a fund-raiser at the waffle house in bel air on conowingo road. a percentage of the check also go toward keith's medical bills. >>> all right. let's take a live look at the harb

our invitation for an interview. 3 it was beautiful after this evening's storms as well.mike from fallstoniccure...of a rainbow over the landdcapeefter tte rain assed. we've received dozzns of pictures from all over and we want to thank all our viewers, you can see hem all on our facebook pa. page. &pthat rainbow forming after some storms, are we in the clear tonight?3 forget the child, protect the gas. we talk o the mom who let her child roam free while speeding down the standing up to n rmed robber. why tis showdown was straight out oo a kung fu movie. the.. colorado mom.. who &pmade... national headlines... for ssrapping a pas an... in a car seat.../ toddler.. now.. speaks... out. out. this.. is the ppcture police took... after... pulling her over... for a seat belt citatton.../.sandra... ramirez says... her son ...was áinitiallyá buukled... inno his car seaat.. / &p but... he climbed out..../that's.. whhn another passenger in the car... decided to strap in... the gas can... he was because it was full ... to spiil.../.ramirez... can't beeieve... how much hype ..the photo is getting. (fi

fallston is looking at a million dollars in property damage. the forest hill man that was hit badly is finally out of the hospital. he said he is blessed to be alive. how is he doing? >> reporter: keith talked to us propped at a hospital bed that was donated to him by the local lions club. he has been forced to slow down and now he has team to talk about the tornado that landed him in recovery. he isn't time at shock trauma dealing with a broken leg this required surgery and a huge rod to hold it all together. it sent the concrete wall there tumbling down on top of him. >> when i looked down, the sky behind the tweft are was straight black. before i could let go of my window -- my window thing, my roof was gone. my garage door was gone. i was picked up, slammed against the ground and slammed against the wall. >> reporter: matthew is recovering. he had a huge setback last week. he developed a blood clot and had to be hospitalized. now he is on the right track. we'll have more coming up on website whoib news -- abc2 news at 6. >> he can't work. h

crews assessed the damage at bel air end fallston yesterday.estimated that the severe weather caused more than $1 million in damage. >> today is your chance to witness history in the skies. if you missed this, you'll have to wait another century. >> it involves the planet venus moving across the face of the sun. astronomers call it the transit of venus. the smithsonian national air and space museum is one of the spots to watch this. expected to happen sometime after 6:00 p.m. >> after business hours. time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. we will start with adam caskey. >> i want to point out that at oiur blg -- our blog we have an update on the tornados. bob ryan put that together. south of annapolis and through dunkirk and chesapeake beach north beach, moving towards huntingtown, prince frederick and all the way down to lusby and solomon's island, sprinkles. even through montross and to the bay is where we have areas of light rain early this morning. temperatures in the '50s right now. unseasonably cool outside. this afternoon will b

keith was working at his detailing shop on route one in fallston almost a month ago when the tornado struck. what a story from joce sterman. then we deal with this to prevent millions of student loans from getting a rate increase. those stories and more all coming up for uptonight at 6:00. if you have copd like i do, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side ef

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saws to the wood chippers, the sounds of cleaning up after friday's tornado could be heard around fallston in harford county. >> it was like world war ii carpet bombing. explosion after explosion after explosion. that is all we were hearing. >> patrick, who lives in the neighborhood of whitaker mill road, was one of many waiting anxiously for three removal. a couple oaks and fell in his front and back yards. >> the morning after, i came here and it was like a circus. there were guys coming out of the woodwork, working without shirts, no protective equipment, no helmets. >> tree workers say it is very important for homeowners to work with the license company. -- with a licensed company. >> call the insurance company, make sure they are insured before they start the work. >> for all of these hard-working folks, storm cleanup is a literal windfall for business. friday storm had a huge pot. >> total disaster everywhere. it was just crazy. trees went flying over houses. a mobile home was picked up and flew over 10 houses. we are all very fortunate to be alive today. >> tell that to jeff, a ston

good evening, i'm jennifer gilbert.one of the confirmed fallston rea of harford n the - county.and it caused more than a million dollars in damage.janice park has ore on who became traaped in the storm. friday's powerful storm damaged more than a dozen homes, dessroyed 2 businesses, and flipped cars.today most of thh debris is gone.but sitting in the middle of the hardest hit area...is what's left of keeth mmtthews auto detailing shop: "yea that's his love, you can'ttget him out of that shop, 24 if you let him"friday friend annhony sadler found themselves in the hearttof the storm.first the roof ripped off...then the shop's concrete walls came crashing doww. pinniig the tww men. wall with his hands sticking e out and he couldn't move" matthews body was crushed...and he was immediately taken to shock trau: trauma:" thought i was going to be burying him" him""it's devastating because &pgirlfriend jackie young says the 44 year old was in an innuued coma and broke several bones...but says he will makk a full recovery: recovery:"and keith's family says that he is in immeese pain but his go