george lettis joins us now from bayview medical center. >> good morning. investigators still searching for the cause of the fire that killed five, including four young children. in the meantime, 55-year-old wilson worrell is in critical condition here at bayview medical center. four children and a grandmother were killed. heavy smoke and flames shooting from the home when firefighters arrived around 2:00 a.m. thursday. nine. members were trapped inside your some jumped out of the house to escape. wilson worrell jump from the second floor, but his wife nancy and her grandchildren -- 1-year- old james holden, 2-year-old kaniyah scott, 4-year-old darryl stewart and 7-year-old tykia marky all died in the fire. and there are the least three other survivors including two 19-year-old, one is believed to be the mother of the deceased children, and a two month old baby thrown from the house to save the. team of firefighters were injured in this fire. they are expected to be okay. we are live in a debut, george lettis, wbal 11. >> thank you. as 42 degrees. coming up

george lettis is live outside. bring us up to date. >> well, right now the fire chief says at this point, initial findings -- no working smoke alarms in the home at the time. as you said, the 52-year-old man is the one and a critical condition. he had jumped out of the house. heavy smoke and flames shooting from this denwood avenue, when firefighters arrived. some jumped of the house to escape. he jumped from the second floor. the victim's -- 55-year-old nancy worrell, 1-year-old james holden, 2-year-old kaniyah scott, 4-year-old darryl stewart and 7-year-old tykia marky -- all dies iin the fire. >> to lose a child, to lose and mother, it is a heart wrenching. as a community, we have got to support each other. >> so far, there are least three other survivors. two 19-year-olds, a 2 month old baby, two firefighters were injured in the fire. we are live, wbal tv 11 news. >> three more firefighters recovering after battling another fire. this one and southeast of baltimore. they say and broke out in the basement of a h

our coverage of the impact continues with sarah sampson live in ocean city and george lettis. let's begin with meteorologist john collins in the weather center. >> the latest models are hunkering down. all week last week we had one model in particular, the european, set as coming right into our area. that's still the case. the other models have come more to that conclusion. the current hurricane is off the florida coast. here's the latest model. forget the friday written there. most of the models take the storm in somewhere around new jersey and that time frame would be somewhere monday afternoon into the early hours on tuesday. so that would put the strongest winds north of maryland, excuse me, in the chesapeake bay area but by no means does that mean the storm misses us. it's still a very powerful storm with very significant winds. the models are coming to a conclusion that somewhere on the delmarva or up to long island would be the best landfall possibility. at various times anywhere from monday afternoon to early tuesday morning. any of these solutions give us fits as far

as george lettis explains, so are the fans who have waited a decade and a half to enjoy this ride. >> camden yards is getting dressed up for playoff pageantry. the buntings in the warehouse and all along the stands in foul territory. the postseason sign was painted in the grass and shows up all over the ballpark. national television crews are setting up cameras along the lower and upper decks, allowing viewers to see more angles of the game. all this preparation started hours after fans went crazy after friday night's win. by saturday's daylight, it was still the talk of the town. >> it's a good thing for the city. we were out last night. everyone was going wild. i haven't seen the city this pumped up since the ravens games or 1997. >> this local sportswear design shop worked all night to print the new playoff victory t-shirts and get them on the racks for eager fans. >> we know it's going to be crazy before we got here 7:00 in the morning, people were waiting to open up. we open up at 8:00. but we opened up early. we will probably stay late. >> bars and restaurants have begun setting

. >> george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can stay informed any time severe weather strikes, download our free weather app. >> in baltimore county, a car crashed through a childcare center in woodlawn on saturday at the joy of learning center at dogwood road towards woodlawn drive. investigators believe the woman was swerving to avoid another vehicle when she slammed into that building. say the david decastro care will be closed on monday. >> a police pursuit through the streets of baltimore ended in a deadly crash. it started just before midnight friday night when drug investigators tried to stop an s.u.v. that appeared to have an armed person inside. once police were on the trail, the vehicle in question hit another vehicle and hit a tree near the intersection of broadway at biddle streets. police have been doing accident reconstruction and interviewing eyewitnesses and confirm recovering a handgun and two riplica guns from the s.u.v. identities of the suspects are being withheld. and homicide detectives are searching for whoever shot and killed a 19-year-old man in east baltimore.

>> george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can stay informed any time severe weather strikes, download our free smartphone apps for insta-weather plus forecast updates and live radar, free and available for iphone, ipad and android devices. >> baltimore county police are trying to figure out what brought a car crashing through a daycare center in woodlawn. it and just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon at the joy of learning center near dogwood road towards woodlawn drive. investigators believe the woman was swerving to avoid another vehicle when she slammed into that building. fortunately, no one was inside at the time. but the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials say the daycare will be closed on monday. right now, there's no word on a damage estimate. >> a police pursuit through the streets of baltimore ended in a deadly crash. this morning, detectives are trying to piece together how it all happened. it started just before midnight friday night when drug investigators tried to stop an s.u.v. that appeared to have an armed person inside. once police were on t

here's a look ahead to our next hour of 11 news saturday morning >> i'm george lettis.and begins the big preparations for whatever hurricane sandy throws our way. >> all that moisture from sandy is getting closer and we are seeing some of the clouds here. we will talk about the insta-weather plus forecast up.ng >> and sandy has governor o'malley declaring a state of emergency. what this means for maryland when 11 news saturday morning continues. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11, live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news saturday morning. >> a state of emergency has been declared for every county in maryland as we all brace for the effects of now downgraded tropical storm sandy. >> good morning and welcome to 11 news saturday morning, i'm jennifer franciotti. >> and i'm lisa robinson. the super storm could hit from north carolina to new england in the coming days and it has all hands on deck up and down the coast. >> absolutely. 11 news has team coverage this morning as sandy's potential impact with 11 news reporters rob roblin and david collins. we will begin with john c