this is the 16-inch water main that broke. you can see the nine foot crack along that pipe and they've been pumping water out of it all night. the water has been shut off in the area and just waiting for the next section to arrive to replace the old one. in the meantime people who live along the 2800 block of kirk avenue won't have water until they fix this. we've been able to talk to homeowners who have been very frustrated right around the corner is abbotston street. that's the 1500 block of abbotston right over there. three years ago this same thing happened a water main broke and it flooded their basements and they're frustrated again this is happening again but again, this they're hoping to have it all completed and fixed by the end of the day. until they do, people along the street will not have water and the roads in this area will be shut down until they're able to completely fix this problem. we're live in northeast baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> when you fly you expect safety to be the number one concern. whethe

because of this water main break. again, they're pumping that extra water out hoping to bring that new section of the pipe. that has been cracked. they're hoping to replace it sometime today and have water restored to the people in this area. in the meantime you can expect the road to be closed in this area around abbottstown street and kirk avenue as they work to repair the main. linda so, abc2 news. >> the headaches continue as we mentioned this is the third break of its kind for baltimore city. another sign of the aging infrastructure returning under the streets. the first happened on light street back on july 16th and going to last another two weeks until the repairs can be fixed. dpw has ripped up the pipes and now laying down new ones. the break caused businesses to lose water for a number of days and also creating a real mess down there. then another, well we had a sinkhole on monument street this one causing a massive, massive sinkhole that widened during the weekend and crews had to first stabilize the sinkho

around. >> another water main break. unbelievable. so i'll let you know how it will affect your commute in northeast baltimore coming up in just a few. >> all right, in the meantime it's going to be a hot one. >> in the weather. unbelievable. it's going to be so -- [ laughter ] >> i'm going to get you. >> i had to do it. lynette charles! goodness gracious. >> i love you. >> we have fun here don't we? >> i had to do it. you set me up for that one. right now the weather we're dealing with a temperature coming 234 around 68 degrees. -- in around 68 degrees, easton 70. so we are warm outside but of course that humidity making everything feel so much worse and that humidity 98%. 97% and 98% in easton right now. let's head outside and i'll take you into laurel where we are dealing with it looks nice out there. not any type of patchy fog across that area but we have some spots this morning that does have some patchy fog. make sure you do take it easy on the roadways this morning. as you med out and about. -- head out and about.

water main broke. you can see this is the hole where it happened. you can see that crack it's about a nine foot crack. that caused this water main to flood the city streets. right now they are pumping out the extra water. they've been able to turn the water off. so that they can get that water down cut off that broken pipe, and replace it with a new one. you can see crews have been out here all morning. the problem that this is causing for area neighbors right around the corner is abbotston street. the 1500 block of abbotston street can this morning we actually talked to two people who lived there who say their basement has been flooded with water. this is a problem they dealt with almost three years ago to this day when the same thing happened. a 16 inch main broke back then flooding their basements. but again right now, today, the problem they're dealing with they've got -- you know, a mess in their basements. some have lost their clothes, shoes, things that they keep down there. and again, the probl

42-inch water main was new.t had been installed in the past year. i asked the puc spokesperson if there was construction and he said they are investigating. we are learned none of the pg&e gas lines appear to be affected. they say there was no gas leak. that -- a lot of relief to the neighbors. reporting live from san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> the man who claimed to teach babies to read is in trouble with the trade commission. the man behind your baby can read has been charged with false advertising. accordingo the fcc studies that came back, that back up the claims of teaching a baby to read are fraud. the program used videos, flash cards and pop up books and toyed on temperature vision, youtube and twitter. >> isaac in the gulf of mexico could affect bay area bass prices just in time for the labor day holiday. nearly 350 oil and gas platforms in the gulf of mexico have been evacuated in an anticipation of isaac and that has halted production on three quarters of the oil that normally flowo out of that

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he was the main attraction in 2004. but next week george w. bush will not be in florida with the rest of this party. neither will dick cheney or sarah palin. >> the republican party has a new crop of leaders that the they are highlighting. >> the most notable people that will not be there are those in tough races who do not want to be seen attached to any national ticket. >> passing will be joe walsh in illinois and democrats like tim in virginia, and clara mccaskill. george h.w. bush says health problems will keep him away. jimmy carter will be seen via video in charlotte. >> bill clinton will be there in the flash but hillary clinton is not allowed to attend as the secretary of state. >> tells more without republicans are dealing with the possibility of tropical storm isaac making landfall in tampa. >> organizers are getting constant updates on the track of isaac and have a backup plan in case isaac makes landfall during the republican national convention. troops are on standby if people cannot make it to the city. the convention is thinking

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well, we have a new water main break in northeast baltimore.appened last night and continues to shut down kirk avenue. that's going to be right at abbotston street. stick with harford road or loch raven boulevard instead. now if you are using 95 this morning the northeast corridor in great shape. 15 minutes from the beatway into the city and here's what 695 looks like in observerly at bel air road. no nothing to get in the way here. a nice easy ride up to towson. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> when you're behind the wheel of a car you have to pay attention. >> that's what one college student decided not to do when he was driving. >> understand don't do -- don't do it. it's not worth losing your life. >> what this young man admitted to doing when driving home from college that sent his car off a bridge. >> plus a bunch of kids will get their chance to show off their cooking skills but they get to do it in front of her. the first lady. a live picture of crews working on a massive water main break right now. how this is going to affect your c

main street is a artery through the area. that is closed right now. this could affe the way you travel to work or where you maybe going. loren cook has more with time save traffic. >>> as the investigation continues, main street will be shut down between old columbia pike, it will be closed for several hours as they determine what happened with the train derailment. expect hef congestion in ellicott city as well. as we look at 695, baltimore national pike, notice everything will be up to speed. 11 minute tons outer loop from 75 towards 95. looking at other drive times, 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 95, up to 83, no concerns on the northeast corridor of 95. that is a look at your abc time saver traffic. here is lynette charles with a look at the forecast. >>> good morning, we have a little bit of patchy fog this morning. you can see stevensville, temperature right now 63 degrees and dew point 63. we are saturated in the atmosphere, bringing us patchy fog, reduced visibility. 63 now in glen burnie, dew point coming in at 61 degrees, the winds ar

that is the on going water main break and the cleanup. the train derailment has main street shut down in ellicott city near old columbia pike. in harford county, a water main break still has traffic in an alternating traffic pattern. 70 on 95 in the northeast corner. on 70 east down, 66 in towards the beltway and the city. -- on 70 eastbound. this is york road. everything is light volume. this is 95 at 395. traffic is getting by. the right lane is closed southbound. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check on the buses and the trains with kurt kronke. >> we're moving along nicely. there is a delay on the 91 bus. we're moving along nicely. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on time. mta york ride to the grand prix of baltimore. you can visit www.mta.maryland.gov to plan ahead or call 410-539-5000 for more details. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. things are looking clear across the state of maryland. that may be a little deceiving. there is some fog that could develop this mornin

this is a tough group down on main street. battle-tested and we will open up and be stronger than ever. >> howard county executive ken ulman rallied community members at a town hall meeting held under a cloud of tragedy. the meeting was scheduled before the train derailment that made a mess of main street and took two teenagers' lives. business owners and neighborrs came looking for answers about the status of the cleanup and to offer some suggestions. >> if we can prevent people from getting on the right of way, i think that would be a huge benefit. >> mike smith has lived in the historic district for 17 years. he thinks the fence along part of the train tracks where the crash happened should be extended. >> the fence line could be extended and might prevent other people from gaining access to the tracks. it's a very active train line. we had this tragedy happen three or four times before. >> business owners are dealing with parking issues as they wait for main street to reopen. >> we rely heavily on the foot traffic. right n

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the main concern is the chemicals.t is a nursery so we're talking about fertilizers, pesticides, so there was concern that toxic runoff would contaminate the river. that's why firefighters decided to let the fire burned out itself. we spoke with the manager of the nursery who've got a call around midnight >> we will be back, that's all i have to say. we have a great base of loyal customers who will hopefully shop at other locations but we do want to open again back here for sure. >> firefighters do not know yet how this fire started. an investigator should be here any minute. it back out here live, you can see there is a big water pumping truck that the city has brought in because they want to make sure they take care of the pools of water that have formed in the parking lot. even the water has chemicals in it right now and they don't want any of it to get into the river but they say only negligible amounts have gone into the river and they are patting themselves on the back. >> guadalupe river flooded spectacularly in

this is a tough group down on main street.ttle tested and we will open up and be stronger than ever. >> ken ulman rolley committee members at a town hall meeting held under a cloud of tragedy. the meeting was scheduled before the train derailment that made the mess of main street. they came looking for answers about the status of the cleanup and to offer some suggestions. >> if we could get people to t off the right of way, thatould help. >> he thinks the fence along part of the train tracks should be extended. >> the fence line could be prevented and might prevent other people to have access to the tracks. this has happened three or four times before. >> business owners are waiting for parking issues as they wait for a main street to reopen. >> we rely heavily on the foot traffic. the outskirts and then walk in. so as of that point, it is going to be a lot slower. >> i had a bummed moment when i heard it might be another 48 hours. oh, no. >> the viewing for one of the girls killed in the deadly derailment will be held tonight

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they could be 6- or 8-inch mains, but being 100 years old, they actually may be 2-inch mains. and they reduce the amount of volume of water that's available to us. johnson: there were a number of things that we have had to do in order to get the system back up to an acceptable standard. replacing mains and valves and fire hydrants and other components of the system to ensure that it operates properly. egan: we consider both the underground infrastructure and the above ground assets to be a part of the critical infrastructure of the city. johnson: and if the infrastructure is not there to actually deliver that water in the volume and the quality that's necessary, then communities simply can't exist. man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical i

>> it is on the b and no museum on main street.seum.be and tho and o video are trying to figure out what caused this derailment this morning. we have a family that is concern that their daughter at their friend may be the victims. >> i am not familiar with the historic bridge. >> we were talking to a number of people who live in that area. it is easy to access the historic bridge. a lot of kids tend to gravitate there and that maybe the reason why the family is concerned that their daughter and her friend were the victims. >> we know the area is closed off. give us a sense of the chaotic nature of this derailment. >> absolutely. we talk to a county executive. they are concerned that some of the trains fell on a couple of vehicles in a parking lot underneath the bridge. nobody was in there at the time. they checked it out. it was coal and trains that landed on the vehicle. it was a bit of a mess. i cannot imagine this being cleared any time soon. >> will give you an opportunity to go and get more information. more coming up next two

that water main break is still shut down in that area. the major roadways are checking nap ok. 11 minutes all the way down to the west side. 10 minutes in howard county. no delays forming just yet. this is the beltway in the northeast corner around green spring. 95 near killion avenue is moving freely. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the cleanup continues in ellicott city after the train derailment that took the lives of two young women. >> several questions remain. george lettis has the latest on the investigation. >> good morning. crews have been here all night and are still here working on this big cleanup which will take a while and so will the investigation. we are learning more about what happened. officials say the train was traveling 25 miles per hour when the first 21 cars went off the track. police say the bodies of elizabeth nass and rose mayr were found buried beneath caloal underneath the bridge. crews are trying to right the overturned cars. >> automatic function of the air brake system. there was a separation in

they said it may be a couple days before main street is open. that's something everyone will keep an eye on. the own are had scheduled the day off. she opened the day with a few folks coming by. >> the fact that those two girls are gone, their families are devastated, i can't compare monetary to that. >> reporter: what does matter is putting the community back together after being dmut two by this -- cut in two by this wreck. the national transportation safety board will exam min it. there's historic museum itself. many times you'll have a field or park lot larger than this where you can lay your rail out. >> reporter: he's working with the railroad. the bridge is basically separating two communities. >> my biggest concern is getting this place back open. my concern look backward is after that happens, we sit down, listen to the ntsb and what they found and sit down and talk to csx and look at the infrastructure financed there are ways to -- and if there are ways to do a better job in the future, that's what we have to look at. >> reporter: that

main street, the businesses are open. ken ulman, the howard county executive is encouraging you to come to main street. park up high and walk down low. we're live here tonight, jamie costello and roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> the weather has remained clear for the cleanup efforts in ellicott city, weather remaining clear and quiet. that's a good thing. a few showers have shown up on the map to the west and south. all eyes on the tropics as we have another named system, one that could become a hurricane and threaten the southeastern united states. here tonight into the day tomorrow temperatures cooling off to the 60s overnight, back into the 80s tomorrow. looks like skies will clear up. >>> in other news tonight, baltimore county police arrested a man for murdering his roommate in dundalk it. happened on scars dale early monday. victor dejesus portillo was stabbed in the basement. his roommate edwin alexander inglesias-reyes was charged. edwin alexander inglesias-reyes left a trail of blood and is facing first degree

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is in full swing in tampa but not everyone is singing mitt romney's praises coming up arts he asks maine's delegates of the r. and c. is bending the rules. and from bad to worse the situation in syria is on the verge of becoming an all out civil war and it's forcing the local community to consider getting involved now a new report suggest you braun is sending troops said ahead we'll find out if intervention is inevitable. it's tuesday august twenty eighth six pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. . we're going to see evening in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speech as they're not expected to mention what's happening what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate

we want to go down to main street right now. it has been shut down. again, right by old columbia pike all the way down to the bridge it has all been closed up here tonight. we went down to see and talk with some of the people that are trying to run businesss and some of the people that came out to see what this was all about. >> two bouquets, two pink ribbons to remember rose and liz. >> i'm so sad because we love ellicott city. >> main street was shut off. you parked high, you walked down low to see what's going on tv all night long. >> i've never seen a train accident this bad. >> shops closed up early on tuesday but you feel they are shut even tighter tonight. michelle runs gallery. >> i been through a lot of mother nature happening like flood and, you know, fire, and, you know, today this accident i never seen it before, and i feel very sad that two young ladies, you know, are dead. hopefully, you know, we all get back soon so we can open the business. >> yes. we've been through floods and fires, and tomorrow was on that bridge when the earthquake

the water main break on light street is now fixed. the 20 inch main ruptured last month creating traffic troubles downtown. we are told crews replaced the entire main plus two other lines nearby. repaving will begin this week. the maryland house and senate get back to work today as a special session continues. they are discussing a gambling bill. a casino could open july 1st, 2016 or 30 months after a casino opens in baltimore in 2014. the baltimore delegation also questions a senate provision that prohibits casino operators from contributing to political campaigns. >> some questions now are still being researched. if you have a company that owns multiple businesses, 40-50 businesses, will they be punished by not be able -- being able to make contributions. >> house members will work on amendments are until tomorrow. >> the started off the day with rainy weather and it looks like clouds are really hanging on across the area. most of the rain has shifted out of the baltimore area but we still have showers and thunderstorms cropping up

] maine republicans are working hard to restore maine's job climate.ne republicans have been looking forward to defeating obama this fall. with that i am proud to cast 14 votes for mitt romney and ten votes for ron paul. [ applause ] >> maine, 14, romney. >> okay. there was a possibility that the ron paul folks were upset about the delegation not fully being seated in maine. that went off without a hitch. ron paul getting ten votes. >> that presence is interesting here. ron paul had a bad start at the beginning of the primary season and came out stronger than people expected. there was a certain point that looked like he might win the requisite number of delegates and the requisite number of states to have his name placed in the nomination. that might have given something of a thrill because you might have had floor demonstration, action here. but ron paul campaign tended to fizzle over time. all you have now is the scattering and smattering. there is one other aspect to what happens in the movement. ron paul is 77. he is retiring from the house. not g

>> well, charlie, no significant delays on the main lines but still dealing with a water main break. we have a new water main break to tell you about in baltimore county. sinkholes you name it. >> you sound like me. >> we have it. >> dealing with the humidity up there and still dealing with the warm temperatures as we go into the afternoon and still dealing with the muggies as i call them. we don't like the muggies arnold here. right now temperature in gwen oak 73 degrees and looking at calvin roswell elementary school that humidity at 89%. the dew point 70. so yes we're feeling very sultry. we don't have any wind right now across the area to really stir up the atmosphere. in aberdeen the temperature coming in at 70 degrees and 97% humidity. we have patchy fog around aberdeen middle school. the last stop this morning on temperature road. looking at 71 degrees in millersville and 95% humidity. 69 for a dew point and once again the winds are calm. they'll pick up more throughout the afternoon but all in all we are looking at a day that's going to be pretty miserable outside. but you kn

>> main street will be shut down for several more house hours. it will be closed between old columbia pike. you want to expect heavy delays traveling in old ellicott city this morning. leave yourself extra time. as we take a look at interstate 70, columbia pike, everything will be up to speed. a nice ride over to 695, drive times, no delays on the west side of the beltway. 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 95, all the way up to 83. jfx, nice and clear in to the city, going to take you 11 minutes as well. lynette charles joins us for a look at the forecast. >>> we have patchy fog to talk about this morning as well. see that the humidity is 100% in reisterstown. 99% shady side and 96% pilesville. look at the temperatures, 57 now in pilesville. upper 50s reisterstown, 63 shady side. grab the jacket or light sweater as you head out the door this morning. you might want to grab the rain gear. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. but throughout the day a chance for showers to pop up in the forecast for you. wake up temperature this m

. >>> a water main break in baltimore. it sounds like a broken record, not nearly the scale of the one which shut down light street but if it floods your basement, it matters. we have more on the latest break which knocked out water. >> reporter: a break in the same line flooded that same basement area in east baltimore's montebello community three years ago. it keeps bursting from age and stress. this group face as similar task every other day, dig up the water main, cutting out the cracked portion of the pie. replacing it and covering it back up again. only the faces of those impacted by the brake seem to change. >> never know how much you need water when you don't have it. i have grandbabies who live here, 1-year-old twins, have it take medication. i have a disabled sun. >> reporter: the city averages about three water main breaks a day or 1,000 a year,. >> it will cost us if we keep patching. >> reporter: the city is trying to be proactive in replacing more of the century old system each year without placing an undue b

main street and maryland avenue in historic downtown ellicott city. back to the two victims you mentioned. we have learned one of them's name is elizabeth nap, she was a jr., entering her junior year. they were on the bridge at the time of the derailment, tweeting photographs up until the time of the accident. for a second victim, don't have information about her right now. that information is forthcoming. linda so is on the scene right now. i'm two blocks away from where the chaos is going on down with emergency crews. she is gathering new information for us we will have for you at abc2 news and abc2news.com throughout the course of the morning and video from the scene. it's a very chaotic scene, happened around midnight. self-of the bars that were open, preparing to close down, 3 dozen people were in the emporium. crews from howard county, baltimore county, mtsb is on the scene working the investigation to find out what happened. and csx brought in the crews to check the stable of the rail and the bridges and the cars to get the coal off the scene.

convention is in full swing in tampa but not everyone is singing mitt romney's praises coming up r t asked maine's delegates in the r. and c. is then in the rules. plus a former marine detained and sent to a psychiatric ward all for writing anti-government comments on facebook is this a form of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and from bad to worse the situation in syria is on the verge of becoming an all out civil war and it's forcing the global community to consider getting involved now a new report suggests iran is sending troops. we'll find out if intervention is inevitable. we begin to see evening in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine present shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speech as they're not expected to mention

mike hellgren has the status of the repair to several water mains. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's expect ed the take just a little bit longer than originally estimated. everything should be fixed in time for the grand prix. >> work has steadily progressed in the more than 2 weeks since a 123-year-old water main burst flooding the area, causing a traffic nightmare downtown. now publicworks official tell wjz they're almost done replacing that main and two others. it will be 3 more weeks before light street reopens to traffic. >> we are facing another 10 days worth of actual pipe work and then right after that we're looking probably at another 10 days or so for the are restoration, paving, cleaning up. >> the repairs have taken extra time because of the underground utility. crews decided to replace two other ageing mains. here's what's left to do. replace a main along redwood, install any valves, hydrants and pave light street. >> the hope is by the middle to sort of the third week of august we should be wrapping up. >> the break brou

asks maine's delegates of the r. and c. is that the rule. was a former marine detained and sent to a psychiatric ward all for writing anti government comments on facebook as a supporter of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the u.s. is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off the entire police force and then replace it with one that doesn't have any collective bargaining powers does this sound counter intuitive to you coming up we'll find out if this tactic can actually work. we're going to see winning in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speeches they're not expected to mention