the inner loop of the beltway, we have a crash debit harrisburg expressway. another 1 at northern parkway. northbound 95 at the fort mchenry, the right tube maine's block. harford county, pulaski h ighway, a crash. 97 remains closed at monticello avenue a downed t. this is 95 near the fort mchenry tunnel. >> a much needed reprieve from some of the heat. >> it will feel better. 92 for high temperature today. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good

harrisburg expressway, hunt valley, everything up to speed. once you get onto the beltway, here is what it looks like. bel air, 11 minutes from 95 to 83. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. >>> new video of angry passengers at an airport in dallas, texas. they had to make an emergency landing after a cease disruption on their flight. ñ' >>> five things you need to know on this tuesday morning. leaders from maryland food bank and at&t will open a new network enhancing connectivity, allowing the staff to be in contact with one another throughout the workday. >>> stephanie rawlings blake is joining notre dame helping kick off the national cancer prevention study, the american cancer society is looking for volunteers to help researchers understand the genetic environmental and lifestyle factors that cause and prevent cancer. president obama and his wife are on the campaign trail. first lady in florida for events in orlando and miami. the president is rallying supporters in cedar rapids, iowa. republican in nominee, mitt romney, a town

on main lines, this is what is harrisburg looks like, in hunt valley, no problems to report. if you are using 695, here is what the west side looks like. traffic picking up in the area, you are looking at a 12 minute ride from 795 towards 95. >>> a judge says we continue see the alleged colorado shooter when he walks in to court today. a judge ruled cameras won't be allowed when the accused gunman, holmes, walks in to the couple. holmes could face hundreds of charges including 12 counts of fist degree murder and 58 counts of attempted murder. his attorney says taking the notebook is a breech of confidentiality between a patient and a doctor. >> in a psychologist or psychiatrist feels it may pose a threat, in most states they are obligated to do something. >> the funerals for the victims continued throughout the weekend. >>> we are learning more about the suspect in maryland. atf says the colorado style tragedy could have happened independent maryland. sherrie johnson is here with what is next for the man accused of being behind this suspected massacre. >> we have learned that

we are live in harrisburg with more.alk about the law and what the opponents are saying. >> reporter: hi, andrea. that law went into effect or the governor signed that law, rather, earlier this year and it would require voters to provide a government-issued photo i.d. before they are able to vote, making it one of the strictest voter i.d. laws in the country. opponents of this law say that it will disenfranchise voters and it will specifically impact more heavily groups like minorities, the poor, elderly, students, groups that are less likely to have an existing government-issued photo i.d. and may face more impediments to actually getting it. things like access to birth records or marriage licenses, people who may have been born in a rural area, people who may have financial limitations that would allow them to go ahead and get that government-issued i.d. so for those reasons, opponents are against this new legislation and that's what this rally here is all about, raising that awareness and expressing their displeasure

if you are going to the harrisburg expressway, this is exactly what it looks like at york road.olutely nothing to get in your way. as you're traveling down to 695. and i will let you know how you can win a $600 gas gift card coming up on "good morning maryland." [ male announcer ] it would mean one billion dollars for maryland and our schools and teachers. thousands of good paying jobs it's the new resort casino at national harbor. but it won't happen unless lawmakers act right now. all that money -- and all those new jobs -- will go to delaware, pennsylvania, west virginia. the only loser: maryland schools. tell your delegate and state senator to vote yes for schools, jobs, and small businesses by saying yes to national harbor. >>> thank you for joining us. the anne arundel county police chief is stepping down. that surprise announcement comes as the executive john leopold is under indictment for misconduct while in office. abc2 news linda so is here with how chief james teare's resignation could apossession it. >> reporter: no longer face a criminal investigation into his invo

is included harrisburg recently we found that out i plan to have some for a lot of us filing for chapter nine and also basically a lot of cities know that filing for chapter nine is no way i'm going to wipe their slate clean at. different pension costs that city will. be taishan will definitely king fall so city is definitely where i'm from. and i mean that's the thing the cities they file for bankruptcy they're hoping that it will provide them this clean slate and give them some relief but i mean to what extent is that true i mean it's definitely not this carol that they are hoping for yeah it's definitely not i mean. like california was out for bankruptcy three years ago. definitely a lot of money but they did have significant legal there be some apartments significant tenants and so it's been a struggle for a bill i hope and what you see now is that the residents were. showing the surprise by the severity of budget cuts and the beginning when to file for bankruptcy the communities are reaching out more and trying to get involved and. you know helping out with the service of. ok i want

this is a live look at the harrisburg expressway north of the beltway.affic coming towards us. the beltway on the topside at dulaney valley is looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the last push by b.g.e. crews to restore power still affected by last friday's storm. >> 54,000 customers are still without power. since the power first one out, more than 600,000 customers have had their power restored. it could be a few more days until everybody has their electricity back on line. nadia ramdass joins us live with more. good morning. >> we are live on lake avenue and charles street were a number of homes are still without power. more than 14,000 b.g.e. customers are sitting in the dark it this morning. this residential area has been shut down because of a number of downed trees a few blocks down. some of them are resting on power lines. a dangerous combination. crews are expected to come out here sometime today. a number of power outages -- those without power, that number is not moving soon enough. >> we have a problem with a tree down tha

this is the harrisburg expressway at padonia road. southbound traffic is looking good.that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we start with the current conditions. 78 degrees at the airport. the dew points are around 70. it is muggy outside. the heat index will climb to 105 to 110. 101 tomorrow. scattered showers and thunderstorms for the tail end of the weekend. that should not be temperatures into the 80's by monday and tuesday of next week' . >> 6:35. >> call him cameo cat. a reporter guessed the surprise of her life. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think about the tsa inspecting a passenger's drink purchased inside an airport after they passed through security? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a great day in north carolina has a great big litter of puppies, 17. the mother has her work cut out s.r her caring for the pup now the hard part is over. except for nursing 17 hungry mouths. >> you never know what will ha

this is the harrisburg expressway. southbound traffic is a bit heavier but moving freely am looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we go back out to ava marie. she has the maryland spca. >> it is starting off pretty hot and it is getting hotter. we always hear fatal incidents of children and pets being left in cars. i do not think people realize just how quickly a car can heat up. car.ble to borrow a this is essentially the greenhouse effect. the light hits all the objects in your car. these absorb all the heat. the stairwell can reach -- the steering wheel can reach 200 degrees. essentially you're baking and cooking in the car as the heat continues to build up. most cars he debt at a similar rate. -- most cars heat up at a similar rate. you can quickly heated up to a dangerous level. something to keep in mind on these hot days. high temperatures in the upper 90's through saturday with high humidity. we finally see cooldown as we head into monday. >> ava marie the science lady. thank you very much. 6

in the north as a moral victory and reduce the will, but wasn't the military objective to get to harrisburg? because there was a rail hub there. gettysburg happened to be where the army ended up meeting. >> he doesn't intend to fight in gettysburg but somewhere in the north. >> if he's going after a transportation hub like harrisburg or an industrial center, so what? you make it, and even if he wants to take over a rail hub or factories, so what? >> his goal is really to bring -- to force the federal army to a battle and to defeat it decisively. and that by itself should crush the northern public opinion. all right. that's the -- it's not completely -- let me throw this out. what happens in new york city around that time? >> the draft. >> the draft riots. the north is deeply, deeply divided in some respects about the war. so imagine draft riots plus the prospect of -- but, you know, the reality is, though, this is all terribly complicated. for example, you guys got the traditional explanation historians use why sherman's atlanta campaign so important to lincoln? the capture. >> because it i

the north side is building in volume over towards the harrisburg expressway. on the west side, a buildup in volume in the outer loop at baltimore national pike. nothing out of the ordinary. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have not changed the condition all that much. this is the view on the camera from ocean city at the boardwalk. the temperature is 75 degrees and the clouds are beginning to break up. 79 is the high on the beach with partly cloudy skies. the farther west you go, more clouds this afternoon. maybe an isolated storm could crop up but a great summer time forecast. >> thank you. 6:36. 70 degrees on tv hill. soem art from an unusual perspective -- some. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. would you support the lowering of the legal blood alcohol limit from .08 to .04 for drivers of commercial vehicles? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. #f#f#f#ff >> do you like cheesecake? then chicago is the place today . eli's is

still moving well over towards the harrisburg expressway on the north side. speeds are not that on the west side. 56 down towards 795. 62 on 95 out of white marsh. 40 miles inbound on 395 towards conaway. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. 10 minutes on 95 south from the beltway down towards 32. here's a quick live look at traffic. this is our camera at 50 and sandy point. everything looks good and no delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> breaking news out of baltimore county. crews are on the scene of a police-involved shooting. >> jennifer franciotti is live with the latest information. >> we do have new information. officers have called in to 11 news. the suspect was shot and killed. police came to a home here in reisterstown. detectives are still on the scene. we know that police encountered a suspect who lunged at them with some kind of weapon. police opened fire and that suspect was shot and killed. when we first got these reports, we had an unconfirmed report that the suspect may have lines to at the officers with some kind of a

cate barron is the editor of the "patriot-news" in harrisburg, pennsylvania. paper was the first to report on the sandusky crimes and won the pulitzer for its coverage. and mark dent of the "pittsburgh post gazette" is covering the fallout in state college. he joins us from the penn state campus. and we thank you both for being with us. mark dent, to you first. how verne the authors of this report that the leaders of the university knew what sandusky was up to as long ago as 1998? >> well, that was the first thing that they really discussed in the report was that these four men, paterno, curley, schultz and spanier had knowledge of it as far back as '98, they have e-mails showing knowledge of it. there's an e-mail reference where curley mentions that he wants joe paterno... joe paterno is anxious to hear about more news regarding this incident. so there's basically no doubt. there's documentation these four men had knowledge of that event even though three of them... paterno, curley, and schultz-- denied knowing about the 1998 incident when they talked to the

things are crawling along there northbound on the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. subway, eat fresh. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. >>> we have breaking news to report to you. let's go to captain jeff with more. >> reporter: we're exactly a block to the west of belvidere. single alarm fire. a lot of smoke out of the top row of the house. we've not seen flames but we've seen firefighters with the residents through the windows here. i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >>> just a month ago, a local barber was featured. how he helped thousands of people turn their lives around. >> reporter: by trade, michael cradle is a barber, but these schools have been more than just trimming hair. >> it makes me feel wonderful to know i'm giving confidence. >> reporter: he opened his first in ohdonton and realized the major need in the community. >> populations didn't have access to regular grooming. >> reporter: he started a collection box. >> i would send one of my barbers down there or invite a group from the shelter up to my shop and we would cut their hair. >> reporter: hi

as far as the harrisburg expressway, heavy there from schwawn. you can see things are bumper to bumper. that begins back at 404 and goes to the bay bridge. we have a lot of congestion at 695. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. try the saucy steak melt for a limited time. back over to you. >> thank you, kristy. it's always a hit downtown, rain or shine. the 31st annual artscape is going on. andrea, i want to thank you in advance for my artscape gift. >> reporter: probably a funnel cake. rain or shine, this is a hit as you said and we spoke to a bunch of people who say that it is so much fun despite the weather being a bit dizzily, but if you want to come down, you're not going to catch any big crowds, any lines. normally, the first friday of artscape, it is hustling and bustling with people trying to get food but people say despite the kind of drizzly overcast weather, it's a great time. at artscape, there is something for everyone. food, music, and it's name sake, art. >> i really like art because it shows how you express yourself.

so far looking good on 83, up from, if you are going to york, harrisburg, to the south, for the citylimits, be aware, we could see hydroplaning. here is a live shot, 695, route 295, clear sailing, that's subject to change during the course of the morning. all conditions looking good from 83 all the way towards fort mc henry. let's look at those times 8-11 minutes. so far, so good. >>> the governor took on the topic of health care during the weekend. martin o'malley, what he had to say on face the nation. it could be difficult getting around chicago. multiple reports of cab drivers now threatening to strike during rush hour in the city doesn't grant them a fair hike. they haven't seen fair increases in the city in 7 years. >>> 9 state bus tour of nuns, protesting budget proposals claiming it could hurt most vulnerable americans. we are going to get to weather in a few moments. you are doing double duty on traffic. roads are very important because one thing we have to keep in mind for example you come in to a dark intersection with stoplights, treat it like a four-way. a lot of people

on the southern side of the line around allentown and harrisburg that is where the leftovers will bet will come our way in the next few hours. by later on tonight and during the day tomorrow, we will see more of the same. that is the possibility of some nasty storms. earlier tomorrow around 6:00 in the afternoon temperatures will be not 100 but still 95 degrees. a again, the risk for us this evening right here in washington, i think it 9:00, at 10:00 or 11:00. finally some dry air begins coming in. by sunday some refreshing year. the next couple of hours especially those across northern maryland. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> can you imagine how hot it is out there for the redskins today? >> you are not wearing pads. >> you know, i almost got hit. ready or not, here we go. the first day of camps -- camp is in the history book. they went inside in the air conditioning bubble this morning and outdoors this afternoon. they were just and shoulder pads and shorts. this is one of the days where the fans would go through a cre

most of the strong stuff now between harrisburg and reading. and approaching garrett county. the stuff that is due north of the baltimore region, around chambersburg, not as strong as it was earlier. but we still have the risk of some activity tonight. some of it could be locally strong to severe. tomorrow, a day similar to today. mid- to upper 90s. maybe 94, 95. thunderstorm chance in the afternoon and evening. any of those storms once again could be locally strong or even severe. 92 on saturday. still a chance of a scattered shower or thundershower. but drying out saturday night. sunday, monday, tuesday looks pretty good now. 93 degrees. ocean city, 91. 86. 82. yes, there could be? showers there late tomorrow night. and again a possibility on saturday. water temperature, mid-70s. pretty nice. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> a popular destination for foodies is coming to howard county. whole foods will open its first store in that county in columbia. andrea fujii tells us, many people living there are expecting it to be a big boost for the area. >> reporter: some call it fine

and thbad nws, connie will re of serse had in harrisburg.we're starting to get better, but it's awfully slow. >> lady right here in the black. >> so if you were major o philadelphia -- mayor of philadphiaoday, what would [lterstgy >> to resign. [laughter] no. that question buzz asked by albert martinez who was great secretary of t deparent of welfare. m ing refrn fm g bsebvlyis te p o wev um, and i don't want anything i say to reflect on mayor nutter. i think the mayor's doing a good job under very difficult circumstances. [applaus >> gtl o tisre dn ladac ovr, emasiz t importance of presidential leadership in resolving the, in taking advantage of the opportunity you see afr the election. could you give us your appraisal of psident obama's leadership upo now? >> eryhehest nty,ldgi everne a appraisal of president obama's leadership, because i said it will take strong presidential leadership to forge that compromise. um, it's getting bett. and by that i mean present a cfr eusy legislative background. and we bring to every job, every position, e

harrisburg we know about the trash incinerator, and another because of an arena, what's the problem init is many things that lead up to the problem. they have to invest and build, sometimes the projects are ambitious, but what we have here, the major filed a budget with the recovery plan that's required by the act that scranton has been under for awhile. the major vetoed it and as a result, the banks who will traditionally step in and give short-term loans, the $16 million they need to operate, the banks opposite of the recovery plan need to lend scranton the money. this is as much a political problem as an economic problem. it's also the food chain program. the federal government gives less money to the states to do some of the traditional welfare type things and safety net things. the state then gives us money to the cities and the counties to do it and the cities are usually at the bottom of the food chain. so cities are suffering. cities all over are suffering because of that food chain effect as well. >> harrisburg was blocked from filing because of the pennsylvania constitution i

harrisburg expressway, hunt valley, no problems to report, traveling down towards 695, you are looking at a 22 minute ride from the maryland-pennsylvania state line to the beltway. clear on the jfx. 695, here is a live look, bel air, an 11 minute ride from 95, all the way up to 83. that's a look at your time save traffic. >>> continues to be fallout from last year's hazing incident , the death of a florida band member, robert champion. >> also details of an emergency meeting planned at the university. >>> high school basketball coach honored over the weekend. how family and friends paid tribute to the legendary coach. you are waking up to what is new in maryland. ñ' . >>> president barack obama is going to be in cincinnati for a campaign event, plans to talk about the economy and tax cuts for small businesses. >>> mitt romney is continuings they campaign tour, attending a fundraiser in jackson, mississippi, this is his third time visiting the state. >>> board of trustees will hold an emergency meeting to talk about the school's president'ses 's resignation. a lawsuit was filed in conne

harrisburg expressway, shawan road, fog in the area, expect a little bit of reduced visibility. no delays heading towards 695. charlie, over to you. >>> you never know if you or someone you love maybe blood from the red cross. the organization says the supply dropped to the lowest level in 15 years. recent storms canceled blood drives. doctors say the extreme heat is now keeping many regular donors at home this summer. >> you never know who is going to be the next person that needs blood. it might be your next door neighbor or your child or you. >> a shortage is so severe that hospitals may cancel elective surgeries or may postpone serious procedures like liver transplants because those procedures require so much blood. >>> couple set to say i dos, got the worst call, days before nuptials. the reason they were told they couldn't get married at the place they were worshiping for years. >>> libby is always smiling and never come plains. where you can find this overly chipper customer service rep, coming up. 3q every type of stain is different and needs a different product. with so

this is what the harrisburg looks like in hunt valley. everything is nice and clear at shawan road.sy ride towards 695. this is the beltway at bel air, no problems to report. it's going to take you 11 minutes from 95 up to 83. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. >>> welcome back. it's been five months since the death of trayvon martin. also a new york mother doesn't make to it the hospital before giving biter. how her twins came in to the world in their own unique way. wççÑçÑ >>> around 400 pilots expected to demonstrate outside the white house protesting the outsourcing of jobs and pushing for better working conditions. the death of trayvon martin is going to be the center of a discussion in a public meeting tonight. the community is encouraged to attend. president barack obama is campaigning in new york, mitt romney is presumptive republican nominee continues his overseas tour arriving in poland to meet with lawmakers and visit a world war ii site. republican senators john mccain, gram and kelly aot will hold town hall meetings in battleground states, visiting florida

harrisburg. -- the harrisburg expressway. southbound delays are heavier approaching timonium.uter loop due to the accident. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are starting out with the dry conditions. that will change the next couple of hours. for now, it is dry. we are watching this line of thunderstorms out of the mountains. going through the hagerstown area right now. heading of reports baltimore, between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning take an umbrella with you. scattered thunderstorms possible. >>> 8:00 now on a thursday morning. it's the 26th day of july 2012. anticipation is really building with just one day to go now until the opening ceremonies of the london olympics. good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie. we're walking, we're walking, we're walking. >> this is like the mod squad meets -- >> where the reservoir goes. >> we're on the tower bridge, we have matt lauer and meredith. coming up, meredith will spill the beans on the opening ceremony. >> i'm not! >> i know you're not. wouldn't you rather be surprised? >> you know the creative director is danny b

we're over the harrisburg expressway southbound, between old york road and middleton. they just uprighted this vehicle. what we do know is a apparently was ejected from the vehicle. they have been flown to shock trauma. and the delays from this extend about as far as we can see. and at this point, that's about a mile or more. >> all right. thank you, captain jeff long reporting. >> all right. let's check in now with bob turk for the updated, hot and steamy forecast. bob? >> all right. pretty hot sitting in this car. let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region now. dropped a couple of degrees. still ridiculously hot. normal high, today only 87. 97 now at the airport. 99 in washington. 87, oakland. 89, ocean city. as for some relief, by the beaches, yes, for sure. 87 in the mountains. that's pretty good, compaired to what we've got here in the central portions of the state. 95, bel air, rock hall. a little cooler by the bay. annapolis and kent island, at 94. once again, the dew point is high. still 97. feels like 104 when you go outside. it's like hitting

lining up from southwestern pennsylvania right down the i-81 corridor toward charlottesville and harrisburg. the more significant storms west of lower gan town. the line that could hold together, this cluster to bedford if this line were to maintain its strength, potentially it could bring thunderstorm action into maryland. scattered storms. this is not an unbroken or intense heavy line like we had on provide day night. this is not another duration despite what you may have seen. we average one duratio every four years. we're seeing scattered storms to the north. that could disrupt crews. that's why we hope they stay at bay to the north or potentially lose their strength. we'll keep an eye on it. 94 at bwi. winds are northwest at six. the weather was relatively quiet for the most part in baltimore. did not see much other than hot sunshine. mt. airy today clouds building up into the afternoon but, again, for the most part relatively quiet. right now temperatures running in the mid-90s, very hot indeed. as hot as it will be by the end of the week, no i made references yesterday. it will get h

on 95, no concerns, white marsh in to the city, if u headed to the harrisburg expressway, this is shawannd, pennsylvania state line to the beltway, a 22 minute ride, as we pull up over drive times, no problems on the beltway, from 95, 83, that stretch will take you 11 minutes. 12 minute ride on the west side, 795 towards 95. that's a look at your time save traffic. >>> coming up, one man knows how to take care of his car. you will never believe the milestone this map could reach by the -- man could reach by the end of the year. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! you're still counting aren't you? today we live online and in a

repair old ones and make improvements to bus facilities there. 200 dogs rescued from a house in harrisburgia, the chihuahuas were found in filth. there were a number of dead dogs as well. the owners have been charged with animal cruelty. most of the pups will be placed in shelters. . >>> less take look towards ellicott city. day of gloom and low clouds and showers across the yeah. there is the time lapse photographies showing the drizzle pockets. annapoliss not much activity. a few sail boats. here is the shot for you as of 6:00, we are showing a few dots on the lens right now. that's because we have had scattered showers passing overhead. 72 in town. 76 dc. dover 72. the eastern shore in to the 70s. we talk dew points the measure of the amount of moisture in the atmosphere, the humidity, a little bit of a muggy feel. the dew points would support a little flash flooding. if storms develop similar to what we saw yesterday evening, we could be addressing the potential of more flash flooding. 71 through the 80s hour with the patches of drizzle and the same deal in to 11:00. tomorrow morning y

if you are headed to the harrisburg expressway, a disabled car at timonium road. hunt valley, not causing delays. all together, it will be an easy ride northbound or southbound down towards 695. if u using the beltway, this is parkville, harford, 11 minutes from 95 up to 83. 12 minutes on the outer loop from 795, towards 95. no concerns through the fort mc henry this morning. traveling northbound, from 695, to the fort mc henry toll plaza, an 8 minute trip. >>> we begin with an update on the triple shooting we brought you as breaking news this morning. the shooting left one person dead, two others in the hospital. linda so is live this morning at city police headquarters with the latest on this developing story. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we are waiting to get an update on the conditions of the two victims who survived. one did die in the triple shooting. the shooting happened inside a house and at this point one person is dead, two taken to the hospital. police responded to 5508 loathian road at 1:30 this morning in north baltimore. they found two men and

line of storms through western pennsylvania moving toward the center of the state, back through harrisburg. we will see if that line holds together as we go into the lat effort part of the evening. perhaps they will fizzle out but plenty of heating right now. we will fall through the 90s. >> thank you. the dea has a new target and it's going full force against the people who put your kids in danger by selling synthetic drugs that are popular with the young crowd. . >> reporter: local authorities won't go into details about what they found here but confirm baltimore is one of 109 cities involved in a giant crack down on those drugs, they are designer drugs like spice and bath salts. in city after city the scene was the same, agents with blacks of evidence. > thousands of pounds of product. we think we will have large sums of money. >> reporter: the dea raided targets across the country including in baltimore after a raid at this san diego business one man said he was always a bit suspicious. >> you come around and the big guy with the coat and goggles on in the parking lot. it's -- of cours

harrisburg, no problems to report, hunt valley, down to 695, no delays through the fort mc henry or thel. looking at the west sides of the beltway, old court road, inner loop, fine, the outer loop will slow down as you make the drive down to route 40. this is on 695, parkville, inner loop fine towards 95, the outer loop sluggish driving towards providence road. if you would like a chance to win a gift card, like my page on facebook. we are giving away with free gift card every fid for the rest of summer -- every friday for the rest of summer. >>> now italian car maker fiat is introducing a new car that comes with espresso machine inside. you can make a fresh cup while behind the wheel i. will be the first car in the world to have a coffee machine built in. we may not see it here in the states. shocking. >> i hope not. you should be driving, not brewing coffee. >> it needs to come with someone to make the coffee for you, right? >> a little toaster there in the console? put your bread in. maybe condiment tray. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest.

they are lined up on a line from about hershey to harrisburg, several hours before we are dealing withn maryland but you can see look at the numbers driving the heat. 108 baltimore, 1507 richmond. the numbers, 103 philadelphia. those are the real feel temperatures, it's pretty extreme and those are the watches and warnings, includes all of maryland with a severe thunderstorm watch that will extend into the lat effort part of the light here. we will see if it stays up or we bring it down but watching for potential strong storms, especially on the maryland state line. >> we will watch that. we will see you tonight at 11. world news is next.

. >>> trouble if baltimore county, there is a disabled car on the harrisburg expressway, northbound atium road. howard county, an accident involving a tractor trailer along the westbound lanes of interstate 70 at the patapsco river bridge. interstate 70, columbia pike, good news on the accident, tow truck arrived to the scene, delays are expected to clear soon the eastbound lanes knocks problems getting over to -- lanes, no problems getting over to 695, a 12 minute ride from 795, towards 95. beltway nice and clear traveling the outer loop from 95 to 83. that's 11 minutes. if you are bounds for the tunnels, no problems 95, northbound from the beltway, to the fort mc henry, you are looking at an 8 minute trip. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> you've heard cheaters never prosper, a oregon woman is hoping to prosper off of her cheating husband. >> stay with us, we will tell you how she is trying to use her ex-husband's infidelity to move forward with her life. [ male announcer ] want the most enjoyment from your home entertainment? here's the perfect solution. switch to a veri

baltimore county, here is what it looks like, on the harrisburg expressway, york road. no delays to talk about in this area. a nice easy ride as you travel from the pennsylvania state line all the way down to 695. it will remain clear on the jfx. to the beltway, a live look in parkville, 11 minutes on the outer loop 95, up to 83. west side nice and clear. >>> breaking news out of north baltimore, police are investigating a triple shooting. linda so is live at the scene with all new information this morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we put a call in to police at headquarters, we are waiting to get more information. here is what we know so far. police say the shooting happened inside a house one person is dead, two people were taken to the hospital. police responded to 5508 at 10:00 this morning, when they got to the scene, they found two men and one woman shot. investigators were on the scene for hours collecting evidence, they have left the scene. police have not released a motive or the victim's identities, we don't know if one of the people who was shot was

as we check in and take a look here at hunt valley at harrisburg expressway and shawan road.not too much activity there. very easy ride down to 695. this is what the beltway looks like in observerly. just 11 minutes to 82. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> speaking of the roads making them safer for you. the state highway administration now looking to improve intersections along route 2 in anne arundel and calvert counties. there's a meeting tonight and you can attend to hear more about the proposals. it starts at 6:00 at the anne arundel county public library. >>> if you have a kid with food allergies you know how stressful it can be you specially with eggs because they're in everything. >> a new study shows the way your child could be coping with the egg allergy to possibly enjoy them. >> also how much would id spend on a -- you spend on a piece of toast dating back to 1981 in why anyone would spend machine on this straight ahead -- money on this straight ahead. >> how do you preserve this? >> we're looking at a live piketure of downtown -- picture of downtown baltimore.

that's what it looked like near harrisburg, pennsylvania. the many intersections covered by floodwaters. so much water, drivers could barely make their way across. that is a pitch, my friend, for minivance. plow your way through the flood. >> hopefully, a better day out there today. heavy rain soaks highways from chicago to the ohio and tennessee valleys. wet roads in the four corners region and northern california into oregon. >> if you happen to be flying, a couple of weather. related airport delays in d.c. and chicago. >>> back to the news this morning. george zimmerman has given an interview for the first time about what happened that night he killed trayvon martin. >> the former neighborhood watch captain says he was not following martin but trying to get a precise address to tell police where to go and zimmerman had this message for martin's parents. zbri would tell them that, again, i'm sorry. i don't have -- my wife and i don't have any children. i have nephews that i love more than life. and i am sorry that they -- buried their chil

and northern baltimore county on the harrisburg expressway you will notice no problems here in hunt valley it will be a nice easy ride making the drive down from shawan road to 695. and as we look up drive times on a the jfx, it's going to take you 11 minutes from the beltway down to east fayette treat. -- street. 695 traffic picking up on the west side but 11 minutes on the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. you are looking at an 11 minute ride from 95 up to 83 on outer loop. inner loop nice and clear. now over to you. >>> you knowy never hear anyone say they need to find a pay phone. >> but you see the booths. listen to this. new york city wants to start thinking of ways to use them. so phone booths are not just for making calls. >> as we go to break, another live look at federal hill. baltimore inner harbor a beautiful start to the friday morning. good morning maryland continues in a few. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> just about everyone owns a cell phone these days and make the phone booth not useful at all. some of us carry the cell phones onset. who knew? >> some of us. list

nbc's mara schiavocampo is live in the state capital of harrisburg, where a big rally against the newi.d. law begins in just a can coupouple hours. mara, what do we expect to hear from the demonstrators? >> reporter: things are very quiet here. the rally doesn't get started for a couple of hours, but the naacp says they are expecting at least a thousand people to come out and protest this new voter i.d. law. the law was signed into effect earlier this year by the republican governor of the state, and it will require voters to submit a government-issued photo i.d. before casting their ballot. now, vote rights groups are concerned that this will disenfranchise voters, specifically certain groups like minorities, the elderly, poor, and students. groups that traditionally support democratic candidates for president. now, there is also a legal challenge to this law. the aclu has filed a lawsuit. that case gets underway tomorrow. and as you mentioned, the civil rights division of the department of justice has also opened an investigation to make sure that the state is complying with federal

and here's a live look at harrisburg expressway in hunt valley.no problems to report at shah one road for a nice calm ride towards the beltway. once you get on 695, this is what it looks like in parkville. everything up to speed. so, no problems getting up towards towson. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> wanted man tries to get away from police-- a wanted man tries to get away from police. the bizarre case involving a trained pilot leaving a city reviewing safety procedures at the airport. plus, they provide help during disasters such as fires and floods. this morning, the help the red cross is looking for and how you can get involved. and as we head to break this morning, we will look live downtown in baltimore where the huge water main break is being worked on causing more traffic tieups this morning. and this is expected to last for weeks. a live report ahead. you are waking up to what's new in maryland. >>> 4:45. five things to know before heading out. the former police chief charged with murdering his third w

checking in a looking at the main lines as far as the roads are concerned here's what the harrisburgssway looks like. no problems in hunt valley and it is clear. 11 minutes to travel from the beltway all the way downtown. 695, nice and clear and west side looking at an 11 minute ride from 795 toward 95. and no concerns on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. that stretch will take you 11 minutes. megan and charley over to you>>> a ground breaking ceremony happening today the start of construction for three new buildings within the metro center at owings mills station. plans include office space andretail space and 1700 residential units. the construction has started on the new branchs for the public library and the community college of baltimore. >>> news time 4:53. around the world tornadoes left one person dead and ten injured in poland. the twisters at the national park and a tourist site. power lines were downed androads closed as hundreds of firefighters worked to clear away the fallen trees. some trains had to have detours placed in after debris had fallen on the trucks. >>> athlet