two people are dead in north baltimore after using a portable generator to power the lights inside the home. the landlord reported he had not seen the couple for days. when police arrived at their house they found the couple dead. police are waiting test results but they suspect they died from carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> baltimore's department of public works wants to raise water and sewer rates. they say the 9% increase is used to fix the water main breaks like the one in dundalk last fall. board of estimates will hold a public hearing in june. >>> after the car bomb scare in new york city over the weekend, the tsa isn't taking any chances. effective immediately airlines must check the names of passengers on a no-fly list after a new name is added. >>> big oil spill in the gulf of mexico. british petroleum has tapped one of three leaks from a sunken oil platform. it is the first step to stop the flow of oil polluting the waters. bp suggests it may be 60,000 barrels of oil a day. >> we are all about getting this closed down. stopping the flow. enemiesing the impact and keeping the p

. >> a couple in north baltimore was not seen for seven days. find out what police say happened to them. >> saying no to speed cass cameras how the residentsp of one town fought back. >> grand prix coming to baltimore. when the cars race through our city streets. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. tonight classmates at the university of virginia gather to remember yeardley love. young woman from cockeysville found dead in her off campus apartment early monday morning. >> candlelight vigil, more people showed up than could fit in the coliseum. 22-year-old was a star lacrosse at notre dame prep and went on to play for the cavaliers t has been a disturbing, confusing and sad few days. >> we are greatly distraught and unsettled to have lost yeardley in a tragic, violent and haunting manner. >> her teammates say while they are battling their grief they will play in the ncaa tournament. school the athletic director said the family enco

two people discovered dead in their north baltimore home. kathleen tells us a silent killer could be to blame. >> the bodies were discovered monday after the landlord for the building contacted police. investigators are still trying to determine exactly what went wrong inside the house. hundreds of people passed this home last week not realizing what was inside. the two had not been seen for seven days. friends say the electricity had been turned off so they were using a generator. police say the generator ran out of gas and suspect the couple died of carbon monoxide poisoning. now the friends are urging others to get c.o. detectors. >> please do so. it can take our life. please do so. if i lose my friend, she was supposed to be alive. please do so. >> friends say one victim was from el salvador and the other from puerto rico. >> thank you. a man is shot and killed in front of a bar in southwest baltimore. it happened late last night in the 2,100 block of frederick avenue. the victim has been identified as 29-year-old jonathan byrd. he went

live in north baltimore. keith daniels k fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you, keith. >> something else is already going up. gas prices. in some places prices have toped $3 a gallon. here in maryland. the cost of a gallon of gas is $2.89, up 4 cents from this time last week. and up 7 cents from last month. at this time last year, we were paying a little more than $2 a gallon of gas and analysts say the national average may top $3 a gallon this summer. but not by much. >> and the amount maryland hospitals charge you, may also go up soon. hospitals want to charge patients more than 3 percent more. they need the money to cover the cost of improvements. and insuranceers companies say they are trying to keep health care costs low and asking for an increase of about 1 and a half percent. the maryland health services cost review commission has not made a decision yet. >> well, all of this, may be confirming your fears about inflation. a poll taken by gallop last month shows 55 percent of americans are very concerned a

this is our brand new high definition camera in north baltimore. this is a beautiful scene watching the sunrise over the full canopy of trees. it's a city that's rather green. the pictures speak for itself. by the way our tv tower in the distance. currently in north baltimore 71 degrees. very light winds and yes, we've had no rainfall today. none for at least a while to be expected. and we have conditions across the area that are looking rather nice. our temperature currently actually matching what we normally should be in the afternoon. on this cinco de mayo 71 the typical high in baltimore. again, we'll surpass that by 10 degrees by this afternoon. records spread from 34 in 1966. 1930, record high of 92. sun was up at 6:04. goes down 8:04. high pressure in control, light winds. this time of year we build up some of the pollution but at least our air quality -- we head outside and try to enjoy this beautiful weather. we're in pretty good shape with the moderate range. in fact all cities from the mid-atlantic, pittsburgh to philly, to richmond and

. >> now, the other cameras will be in north east baltimore and city school leaders say they'll be in all of the school zones soon. out back, back to you. >>> the city will post the locations online each week as well. >>> this is to be a big week for bp as they prepare the latest effort to stop the oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. this is the live oil head. on wednesday, bp will try to plug up the leak and if that doesn't work, they have other backup plans just in case. >> there's a series of options and that will start late tuesday or dawn wednesday. we need the daylight. there's no certainty of these depths and we want it to work and we have steps to put in place if it doesn't. we'll keep trying to shut off the well. we won't wait until august. >> the oil has washed up on the coastline. >>> we're following the breaking news in los angeles, the husband of late actress britney murphy was found death. it appears to be from natural causes and it was reported he was found in full cardiac arrest. britney died from pneumonia. >>> and to sports, a former pitcher died sunday at his home

the bus is operated by a contractor, located in north baltimore. a spokeswoman said the baltimore city public schools hassin formed the contractor that the aid cannot work with city school students until the investigation in to the incident is completed. >> never mind all the rules and regulations. where is -- at what point does common sense not turnover. >>> what point did you say maybe this is not a safe area? >> reporter: kia said she doesn't want to ride the bus so for now she has other arrangements. she still wants some peace of mind and someone to be held responsible. we tried contacting the bus service but no one returned our calls. >> update now to breaking news out of hartford. authorities say an 8-year-old boy is dead after being found unconscious in a stream tonight. police are still investigating. >>> parent at high alert after two incidents of teen girls being approached touched by a stranger. the first was on may 5th in the 200 block of box wood street. the man asked the girl if she would like a ride and then on tuesday a girl was at t

. >> reporter: in north baltimore abc 2 news. >> the victim's friend said she tried to get an electric account in her own name but the landlord's past due bill on that address preventing her from getting one. >>> it was a gruesome discovery at the river dale funeral home forcing officials to close the doors. tonight the business has to make changes or suffer the consequences. last month an investigator conducted a surprise inspection at chamber's funeral home in river dale. according to court documents, investigators saw a tall pile of body bags with human remains scattered on the floor of the garage. bodies that were supposed to be cremated. >> i have been here 22 years. we never had any problems. >> co-owner william chambers says he hopes to work with the state on resolving those alleged violations. >>> now to harford county. i want you to take a good look at this picture. police say this man, davis jones was arrested at his home on monday after police found child pornography. they says he a peeping tom. jones was first arrested last month after a father of a 15- year-old girl caught

. >>> three people dead in north baltimore after using a gen era tor and is appears they died from carbononoxide. they came to the country, working two jobs to rent their own place. a long time friend said she lost her life shortly after losing her power. >> so sad and crazy the way she died. >> didn't have power. they cut off her power. [inaudible] >> reporter: baltimore city police came to the house after the landlord reported he had been trying for days to get in touch with her and her boyfriend. officers found their bodies on the second floor as well as a gen era tor in the on position but out of gas. they say she had tried to get an account in her own name but the landlord be past due bill at that address prevented her from getting one. >> it's '2should have been a routine assignment in this neighborhood last may. crime suspension but it's turned in to kidnapping assault charges against three baltimore officers involving two 15-year- old's. they were indicted yesterday and bond was set today. 200 for both of them and 250,000 for another. i hearing date has not been set but all three

in north baltimore. at the cathedral mary our queen. >>> the land lord called to report the [ inaudible ] and neither she norher boyfriend would answer their door. when police arrived at their house they made a grizzly discovery. >> once we made our way inside we found two people deceased in the early stages of decomposition. after we checked around upon further investigation we located a generator that had been inside. obviously it was in the on-position or should have been on. however, the generator had run out of gas. >> police are still awaiting tests but the suspects died from carbon monoxide poisoning. coming up at 6:00 we'll take a look at why friends say the couple's power had been turned offsetting the stage for their deaths. >>> prince george's county funeral home has lost its license after investigators found about 40 bodies in a garage. last month a investigator with the board of morticians and funeral directors conducted a surprise inspection in river dale. authorities say 40 body bags were

. >>> a water main break is startling traffic in north baltimore and we were over the scene as it happened. the road buckled. the 12-inch main broke in cold spring lane and shut down the road. that's making the traffic heavy as we begin the evening rush hour. wjz traffic control and sharon gibala will be back in a few minutes on the rush hour. >>> and a harford county political candidate's life is cut short when his car slams into a utility pole. >> reporter: well, the republican, steven wright won't be a chance to be the harford county executive. the 50-year-old was driving a jeep cherokee when his suv hit a utility pole last night. the sheriff's office says it was not speeding. the air bags deployed and there's no sign he was wearing a seat belt. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> he was on the county committee for five years and he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. >>> a surprising turn in the case of a homeless man stealing and crashing a plane. he'll have to pay $40 for causing $12,000 in damage to the plane. the prosecutors explained that insurance has paid for almost

. >> watermain break closes part of coldspring lane and north baltimore. detours between hillen and harford county. officials say that stretch of road will be closed until saturday afternoon. crews are working to repair heavy damage, to the road. >> dozens of people want justice for a friend and colleague killed by a hit-and-run driver. rally today at howard and john streets where gonzales was killed. it happened may 14. his boss spoke at the rally urging anyone with any information whatsoever in this case to help out. >> do the right thing. and, please, turn yourself in. whoever you are. because we will catch you. cameras all around here. sooner or later we will catch you. and you will pay the price. >> friends say gonzales was a hard worker with a he great sense of humor. >> 16-year-old is hospitalized after being hit by a car. it happened about 5:00 today at owen's mills and red run boulevard. he was rushed to the johns hopkins pediatrics and eepected to be okay. police question the driver of the car. >> a republican candidate for harford county executi

the funeral is tomorrow morning at 10:00 at the cathedral of mary our queen in north baltimore. meantime, again, family and friends here just can't believe that her former boyfriend is now the accused killer. jim? >> are there any representatives from the university there? i know there is some criticism about why this pattern of violence with the former boyfriend wasn't caught earlier. anybody speaking out at all? i know they're focusing on this young woman's life. but this is such a tragedy for her family and for the school. >> well, many of the people here who are going in and out of the funeral home, they're not stopping, frankly, to speak with us. so whether university officials are here or not, there is no formal way of knowing that. again, a lot of people who did -- some of those people who did speak with us were from her high school. we did see two or three buses pull up. we're told that those were members of the lacrosse team. but again, they did not stop to speak with us as well. these people are for good reason are in pain. >> keith daniels, reporter for cnn affiliate

a little bit of drizzle north of baltimore but not much. you probably won't notice it even if you step outside. temperatures 69 out at pwi. we still have 70s. a warm and balmy evening. down to 62 the last of the few source end. we will talk more about the outlook for the next few days in a couple minutes. there are big changes in a few minutes. >> a few days from the start of the beach season and there could be a big spoiler. the oil slick is traveling toward the east coast. cheryl connor talked to an expert. wait until you hear this report. >> reporter: it's likely the oil will make it to maryland and even farther north but experts say it could be away from the shoreline unless a tropical storm or hurricane makes waves. it's almost that time of year for beach volleyball and sunbathing. the oil spill in the gulf of mexico could spoil the summer traditions. michael carney at the university of maryland is keeping a close eye on the maps. >> once it gets to the gulf stream proper it'll move four miles an hour, 100 miles a day so it'll take a w

an isolated shower as possible tomorrow morning north and west of baltimore. afternoon, it might kick up a couple of isolated storms, but we are running less than 20% chance that any one spot gets hit by rain tomorrow. by friday evening it is cutting through ohio but will stay dry year through the day friday. in iran would probably happen early saturday morning. -- any rain would probably happen early saturday morning. loss of sunshine for most areas, and less than a 20% chance of an isolated shower. /oabout 68 around the bay. the lower eastern shore, the front is approaching you in the afternoon. you have a slightly better chance for us thundershower. it will be 84 away from the water but 77 on the beach. west winds gusting to 20 knots, so a small craft advisory is in effect. the temperature changes after two more days with highs in the '80s. it will drop into the low 70's saturday and upper 50's sunday. it may get as cold as 36 by monday morning of next week. >> why is so important for women to focus more on their finances, and details on a recall involving

we do see some echoes to the north of baltimore. that is not hitting the ground. there might be a couple of sprinkles. out to the west, and into west virginia, there are a few scattered showers. they are not substantial. the weather system is weaker than it was earlier. it will definitely be a rain- maker over the next couple of days. at the moment, our air is dry. right now, the clouds are saying enough to make it a nice, bright morning. 69 at the airport. the morning low was 66. we start the morning off mild. the broad letter shows a rising tendency. -- the barometer shows a rising tendency. we need the rain. for the month of rain -- of may, we are just over an inch and a half. we are short for the month. no it is a weekend, but the need the rain -- i know it is a weekend, but we need the rain. 65 in annapolis. 64 in cambridge. 64 in westminster. hagerstown is 58. here is the satellite picture. we have some thicker clouds over us. these really bright clouds in west virginia are just touching the garrett county and around pennsylvania, are around. and cleveland.

a rally was held this afternoon on north tower street in baltimore. friends and co-workers knew him as speedy. >> speedy was a great guy, very funny guy. he was a hard worker. he did not deserve someone to run him over in the middle of the street and just leave him laying there like an animal or something. >> if you have any information on this hit and run, you are urged to call baltimore city police. a bizarre accident in frederick county. authorities say one adult and child were injured when a car crashed into the roof of a home in myers bill. -- meyersville. almost 12 hours later, the car was still on the roof. they were treated for non life- threatening injuries. the woman lives in the home with other members of the family. no one else was hurt. >> a friday afternoon committing mass. traffic backed up after a tractor-trailer caught fire in anne arundel county. authorities say the truck was packed with cardboard fed the flames. fire spread to some nearby brush. there are no reports of any injuries. >> of baltimore mother is outraged after she found

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baltimore county, just north of the city, we have some light, scattered showers, and around the district, the heavier rain brings. we see some spotty showers. that is about it. it has been scattered today around baltimore and chesapeake bay. when you go west of us to western howard county and western carroll county and beyond, they have had an inch to almost two inches of rain. much more to the west and south of us. let's see what we had today. 75 was the high at the airport and the inner harbor. a couple of spots of blue sky. the clouds predominated. mid-60's for the low. not quite -- the clouds will be dominated. mid-60's for the low. at least around the baltimore area, we are a little bit on the short side. to the west of us, there was much more rain. annapolis is 70. 64 in ocean city. the breeze is coming off of the ocean. it is keeping the temperatures down. hagerstown is in the 60's. we're stuck in the 50's all day yesterday. here is the satellite image showing the spotty cloud over us. there are stars formed off to the south and southeast. -- there are stronger storms off to the s

. >> it is two hours away from pittsburgh, two hours away from baltimore. >> north of cumberland, maryland a very close by. >> it is beautiful. >> we have so many things to offer. we have all think, outdoor pool, indoor pool. -- golfing. and we have of volleyball court. >> we are cooking this morning. what are you planning? >> harvest day is coming? we have meat. tenderloin. this is already clean, so we will cut anin a couple little steaks. and inch and a half because we are big guys. and a beautiful tomato salad. >> i have not seen those tomatoes before. you say this is old school. >> this is how to made a lot -- looked 150 years ago. they look ugly. when you eat them in a moment, you will see that they taste fantastic. >> what is old is new again. >> we will put a lot of oil in here. the steaks go in. >> simple. you are not going to put a bunch of seasoning on that. >> that is all it is. you do not have to play a round. there is a little tomato salad. salt, pepper. we may all little vinaigrette. >> that is a special vinaigrette. >> it is special because my wife likes it. feta cheese, tom

baltimore. >>> a piece of three my island, the site of the biggest nuclear scare in our history is now -- a generator is getting a new life in northig challenge. joel d smith is live with the details. joel, i used to live very close to 3-mile island before i moved here to baltimore. i don't want any part of that near me if it has that same history. >> reporter: it does have the history but it was in the site that was not a part of the nuclear problem that happened back in 1979. this is part of a generator that is going to be moved in north carolina. here is the thing, they could have built a new one or use this one because it was only in operation for six months. this big bed that it is on right now, is 270 feet long. so it takes a long time to get throughtie these roads. the fastest they can go is 10 miles per hour. they only travel during the night because it's quite an inconvenience if you're on the road. you travel at 10 miles per hour. and it get there on friday. and going over 95, it could be a big problem. they put the steel pieces to get over the bridges. the rotor is in north carolina and it's progress energy doing all of

baltimore. a little cooler north of the border. 48 to york, pa, and warmer to the south. averaging 55 to 60 across most of the region. the official sunrise and all the way through sunset, 14 hours later, we should have the sun. 2-degree guarantee of 83. 5:30, and here's kim brown with traffic. >> justin, we are quiet around the baltimore metro area. fortunately no problems as you make your way on 85 down towards the tunnels. 21 cameras this morning in baltimore city, russ and will lee streets, no problemss as yo you make your way inbound. heading up a structure fire with west bittal closed. unless pilesville, southbound lanes of 543 moving an oversized load and that will have delays in the area as well. also checking on the road closure at route 50 on the eastern shore in 10 minutes. megan and jamie, back to you. >> 45 minutes ago the pakistan army said they down the pakistan any-taliban were connected to the times square attempt. the family man from the suburbs turned terror camp trainee said he got training in his native pakistan. tj winnick from washington. >> reporter

baltimore city police department. all three have been indicted. charges include kidnapping, and assault. now, this started last may, when then 16-year-old michael johnson was picked up in the 1600 block of north gilmore street in west baltimore by three city police officers. detective tyrone francis, detective milton smith and officer gregory hellen. johnson said for no reason the officers threw him in the pack of a police van, cursed at him. assaulted him. drove him around for an hour. before dumping him in a howard county state park, in the rain, without socks, shoes, or his cell phone. >> we're not going to doll rate behavior that undermines the integrity of the agency. we're not. officers on the street work too hard for that. people of baltimore deserve more. and the commissioner made it clear, we will hold officers accountable and civilians and anybody affiliated with this agency. case closed. >> i spoke with michael johnson senior earlier today, that told me that a year later this case is still mind boggling. meantime, dwight pettitte that represents the family filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the officers involved, and he said, that a lawsuit against the baltimore city poli

looking at radar, around the baltimore region, not a lot going on. most to the north and the south and to the west. looking at the city, just very light to the east. we're talking light rain to the west and south of the city. nothing going on. but down to the south of the area, solid rain down to southern maryland and that will be crossing the region, eastern shores some solid rain and heavier pockets there as well. western maryland, some solid rain moving towards our region. cool, drizzly and occasional rain into tomorrow as well. >> thank you, let's check on the roads with sharon gibala. traffic control. >>> good afternoon, they are busy this afternoon, plenty of accidents, a few on major roadways. one on the jfx, blocking the center lane with the backup there. watch for a crash blocking the left lane of the ramp, no delays. an accident on 895 northbound in the clearing stages of lombard street. several crashes in the city. too many to mention. one more in columbia at martin road. as far as delays, still some delays between 212 and 32, you're looking at a 25-minute

baltimore yesterday. the unidentified victim was found shot multiple times in the 3000 block of north ave. he was taken to shock trauma, where he died three hours later. >>> a baltimore city mother cannot understand why police have not charged a man that she says infected her 19-month-old daughter with gonorrhea. the mother identified him as being alone with the child and a carrier of the disease, conclusive evidence to file charges -- but police say they do not have enough conclusive evidence to file charges. >> he has the same exact disease, and it is circumstantial? it cannot be circumstantial. i want to pay for what he did. >> police say it is possible to contract gonorrhea through non- sexual contact. >>> coming out, lance armstrong fires back after he is accused of using performance enhancing drugs. >> as the gulf coast i continues to see where the oil will go next, it is >> clean up efforts in the gulf continue as crew's attempt to cap the well. bp says it may not be until monday when they tried again to seal the well. >> 50 miles out into the gulf, efforts continue for the latest at

story at noon today, three baltimore city police officers to turn themselves in for abusing their authority in dealing with a teenager. accused of picking up two teens along north gilmore st. in 2009. one of the teens was released in east baltimore. michael johnson was taken to howard county and left without shoes, socks, or cell phones. his attorney is commending the state's attorney's office. >> i think it is a good thing because we have not seen that many cases where officers have been charged with excessive force. >> the three officers have been suspended without pay. they face numerous charges, including kidnapping, and assault. new information this afternoon about the murder of the university of virginia student. a police say 22 year-old told them that rage caused him to kick in the door to his ex girlfriend's room early monday morning. court documents say that during a fight, he repeatedly shook loved slamming her head against the wall. the defense attorney says that her death was a tragic accident, not a case of premeditated murder. a howard county family continues to push for more domestic violence education in most -- in schools. bill and michele mitc

one person was killed in an early-morning fiery crash around 12:30 just north of hot spring road in baltimorety. the vehicle caught fire not long after the crash. it appears an investigation into an abduction has turned into a murder case. a body was found hillsdale avenue. police have concluded it was the same man they were looking for. the victim appears to have been targeted and the abduction was not random. a pennsylvania senior is fighting to get her picture into the yearbook. she has lyme disease and she is sensitive to light. her official yearbook photo turned out poorly. she took her own photo. the school will not accept them, saying it would affect the contract with the photographer. >> that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked you -- do you think a pennsylvania high school should accept a light- sensitive student's personal photo for submission in their yearbook? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. we have a check on your morn

they rallied on the 1200 block of north howard street in west baltimore. a hit and run. up next, we have answers to your pet questions. >> the push is on to restore the chesapeake bay oyster habitat before it is too late. >> plus, we are a lot -- we are live at can-struction. >> the temperatures jumped up to 69 d your new energy star qualified kenmore elite is ready to go. so, you're just gonna dump the old one into the ocean somewhere. dillion. actually, dillion... sears joined forces with the epa to make sure it's recycled the right way. that's rad. it is rad. it's called responsible appliance disposal. so it's rad...literally. literally. [ male announcer ] get 15% off all appliances plus up to an additional $250 instantly with our appliance trade-in program. sears. life. well spent. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, latebreaking -- this is wbal-11 "news." >> i am lisa robinson. >> i am kerry cavanaugh. we will get to our top stories to the moment. bu

baltimore. it happened after 7:15 at north carry street. the little boy was taken to shock trauma. no word on his injuries or how the incident occurred. >>> anne arundel police are on high alert after two teenage girls are almost kidnapped near their school. the first girl was approached for a ride. the second grabbed as a man walked by. when she pulled away from him, the suspect left in a dark blue honda. >> here is what we're doing. we doing more patrols around the schools. we're doing more patrols in the areas where the kids walk back and forth to the schools in those neighborhoods and at the school bus stops. >>> investigators are looking for a man in his 30s of hispanic origin about 6 feet tall. >>> police believe that a man abducted on wednesday night has been murdered. officers found a body inside of a minivan near el dorado avenue yesterday morning. the victim has been shot and killed. the van matches that description of the minivan involved in wednesday's abduction. the victim has not been identified. >>> a man is convicted of first-degree murder in a march 2009 fight that

baltimore city, there is a fire in the kitchen and up in the roof. they worked extensively to extinguish the fire, trying to keep damage to a minimum. north and southbound bellaire road are south -- shutdown. >> baltimore county detectives are working to solve the deadly shooting, it happened friday night just before midnight. police say an unidentified man was found shot on mcdowell lane and was taken to the hospital, but died from his injuries. police have identified the 6- week-old baby boy found a dead in an apartment. they were found unresponsive on saturday morning. police say the apartment was in significant disarray. it is unclear as the condition of the bomb was connected to the child's death. dodge the suspect shot by a baltimore city officer is in shock trauma tonight. he found the suspect in said of his car. -- inside of his car. he shot the suspect in the leg when he saw what appeared to be a knife like weapon. charges are now pending against the suspect. the officer is a 10-year veteran of the force. >> the proposal to tax some beverage can -- and beverage containers would remedy some of the city's budget problems. the city

we have a new hd camera i want to share with you from the north side of baltimore. there. the sun is shining on rowland park elementary school. nice image. glad they hooked up the camera for us to share. now sitting at 60 degrees. what a beautiful start. it should turn out to be a nice day across the area. temperatures range from 63 in dundalk. westminster is 67. these valley locals will catch up in the next hour. we have ourselves a beautiful day with high pressure in control. light winds. controlled humidity. two degree guaranteed high of 83. here's kim brown with traffic. >> you'll see a lot of activity outside of the beltway this morning. fortunately we are looking good at 95 southbound white marsh boulevard. volume picking up. traffic moving at a good pace. lot of heavy volume on the outer loop. as we look at the maps what we have are a couple of incidents in baltimore city. accident at clear springs and northern parkway. dealing with an accident on york roadblocking both shoulders. taylor avenue crash. downtown baltimore little street is closed between mlk and

baltimore. temperatures do range quite a bit up to the north and west. it's 53 york and holding at 61 in hagerstown. clouds look like they are trying to move in and thicken up in the next few hours. it should be some sun that gets through. we'll average a partly cloudy day with a high this afternoon. our two-degree guarantee is 86, running ten degrees above normal. >>> here's kim with the easy ride we hope. >> reporter: mostly an easy ride. mountain road is closed at mansion house crossing between catherine avenue and edwin rainer boulevard. drive times are mostly in the green this morning as you make your way around southbound in hack. on the topside of the outer loop, looking pretty good between 83 and the jfx. down the northern parkway, that is a four-minute ride. traffic is moving well on the southwest corner here at frederick road on the beltway. as you look around some more, no real problems here at the i- 70 interchange on the beltway, either. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> news that may make you think you are having an uh-oh before taking a sp

baltimore. lacrosse team members were there. members of the men's lacrosse team acted as pallbearers. members of the north carolina team wore orange arm bands in remembered of love. virginia lost a game. their season ended. in tribute they awarded a posthumous award in her name. certainly an emotional ceremony. she would have gathered with and it -- graduated with a minor in spanish. students tried to help raise awareness about domestic violence. wexner the university of virginia's president plans another -- >> the university of virginia's president plans of better system. most schools give information on arrests from the local police department. government leaders were in louisiana to deal with the growing anger over the oil spill. it of your top administration officials will help the region tomorrow. fifi says efforts to divert oil are not working as well as before. lawmakers are now demanding -- vbp says efforts to divert oil are not working as well as before. >> i am angry. >> they should immediately held make sure the appropriate steps are being taken by bp. >> the white house says the justice depart

north and west side. a pretty nice ride despite the rain. the baltimore-washington parkway looking good so far. 95 checking out fine at the job, road overpass. -- at the joppa rd. overpass. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thousands walked across the stage and into the next chapter of their lives. >> missing were four students who lost their lives, including yeardley love. >> yeardley love received her degree posthumously. she was one of four students remembered yesterday that the university of virginia. yeardley love was killed just three weeks ago in her apartment. hurt exports friend is charged in that murder. the murder is drawing national attention. her picture is on the cover of magazine.ose" >> getting people to talk about it so it is not in the dark. >> her accused killer was supposed to graduate yesterday. he remains behind bars. >> a late night shooting 1 cents man to the hospital. it happened around 10:00 p.m. last night. police found an adult male with shot wounds to the arm and shoulder. >> pay man shop -- lee martin was found to cl

. >>> if you are going to the north point flea market this weekend, be on your toes. paris is missing a $123 million painting. >>> baltimorell be painting its own international picture this summer. the city gets to host another friendly with 70,000 of your closest friends expected to attend. >>> when you hear ding-ding and all of the music, you race outside for the ice cream truck on the street. this one was not selling fudge bars, creamsicles or drum sticks. >> no. >>> good morning. it's friday. justin, because of your weather forecast, i will have my mulch and dirt delivered today instead of monday, all right? >> sounds look a great friday there, jamie. >> fantastic plans. >>> we start you off with incredible video right now. check out this massive wall cloud hovering originaller north texas. a funnel cloud touched down south of fort worth. powerful winds helped to tip over an 18 wheeler. the driver of the truck, not hurt. >> really? >> again this is two mornings in a row we've had great video of funnel clouds and nobody hurt. good stuff. even bet fer we don't have any of that around here. as we recap yesterday, it

way to gain new customers, the first time north charles street was ever shut down for this type of occasion. >>> elevated arson levels, swann park in south baltimore is reopen to the public. visitors at today's grand opening enjoyed nice weather while taking part in the activities. swann park opened in 1904 and was named after former mayor thomas swann. >> weather forecast, with meteorologist john collins. >> we'll look at the doppler radar and sprinkles in baltimore county and here's the city and beltway on the radar and a little darker green shades to the west. once you get west of 29 and howard county and down in montgomery county, you get rain showers. and parts of frederick county east of frederick, southward, and toward pullsville and then down to the west of the district. there's no thunder and lightning in this, it is just rain shower activity. this is the heaviest where it is yellow and lighter rain shower in howard county. few sprinkles west of that. this is moving eastward and once it comes in, we'll have rain chances on again and off again for the next day or two. let's look at what happened today. we got a fair share of sun and the te

emergency vehicles are still on the scene we check the baltimore metro area, and looking good on 95 southbound as you approach white marsh boulevard. 97, just northnd south of the beltway. an accident reported 97 northbound at ben full boulevard. the drive times not too bad from route 1400 franklin boulevard. 4 mints and then owens mills down a 3 minute ride. an accident still in hanover at dorsey road and candlewood road. police are on the scene with a detour. also in baltimore city, bittal street has been closed again from mlk to maryland avenue as the crew the continue with the fire itth and an accident at parkville. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> it happened on april 20th but we could finally see the effects of the oil rig explosion in the gulf coast for years. cleaning up the oil is in the an easy task but today the best short-term solution for bottling up the oil spill threatening the lives should be arriving. a specially built giant concrete and steel box designed to keep the oil away. >> reporter: good morning, megan. the giant steel and concrete dome is expected to leave louisiana midday today and make 50 miles out to the site where t

baltimore metro. some stuff moving in from cecil county. a few areas here north of the city around the western county up toward glen rock. we're talking very minor stuff. most areas will stay dry. but there may be some fog forming during the overnight. then they stick into the overnight hours before we get another warm up. bernadette has a look at the first look at perhaps the tropics this season, bernadette. >> it's hard to believe. the season doesn't start till june 1st, but the national hurricane center is monitoring a system just off the coastline here. now it doesn't have the full tropical characteristics. but it's being honored by the national hurricane center and it could become a depression or a storm over the next 24 to 48 hours. if it does become a storm, it'll get the name alex. one thing it'll do is impact our surf as we head into the memorial day weekend. we'll have much more as we move ahead, but for now, back to you. >>> things are a little different this year, as derek valcourt reports the haerndeck climb may be coming to an end. >> reporter: this

north but most dissipateed. as you can see on the radar. state temperatures, 76 in baltimore. 74 in d.c. 69 in hagerstown.ooler back to the west. over the mountains in oakland. sitting at 55 degrees. and on the eastern shore 65. and salisbury. so comfortable temperatures through the overnight. great night to open up the windows, let in the fresh air. mainly clear skies tonight. around 66. midnight 61. at your morning rush hour commute take the sunglasses with you, you will need them through the afternoon, with the temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. repeat of today. and closer look at what is coming our way for the weekend. chance of showers. but will it affect mother's day? that answer in the seven day. coming up. >> a philly fan on the field. later on fox 45 news at 10:00. the phone call that could have stopped it. >> both wages and benefits frankly are completely out of control. >> and we're not talking about corporate ceo's here. for once. promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ fe

baltimore next saturday. >>> nascar now founder bill france senior and seven-time champion richard petty prin ducked into the hall of fame in charlotte, north carolina. last knit on the track, kurt busch won the all-star race, earning $1 million. taylor gibbs, the 5-year-old grandson of joe gibbs, celebrated his third year of being cancer free by delivering the invocation. >> god, thank you for this day, thank you foreverything you gave us, thank you for a car and please help everybody and their family be good. and i pray for the race car drivers, kyle, danny and joey the most to win with the most. and i pray for the other drivers to win sometimes. and i pray for people in the hospital. i don't want them to get sick. amen. >> thank you. >> you like that, he prayed for sunshine. cancer-free, loving life. and appreciates that five laps to go busch and hamlin get into t busch, 18 car, run on ham lip, 191. busch outside, hamlin bloc blocks him. busch slams into the wall, costly, two laps to go his tire blows out. runs into kasey kahne, the 9 car. kyle busch very, very angry with his teammate denny hamlin on the radio. >> somebody better keep me

north korea that could lead to more violence. >> the line up for your world- class soccer match in baltimore, plus what it mor -thanks for coming back out. -sure. i think you might have hooked it up wrong, though. yea, we're getting way too many channels. no, no. that's -- that's standard. fios also comes with 11,000 free movies and shows on demand per month. ah, standard. gotcha. a certain somebody says "thank you." tell him "he's welcome," but it's still standard. he's happy to be back with his friends. is he? [ male announcer ] call now and get fios tv, internet, and phone for just $99.99 a month guaranteed for two years! this is beyond cable. this is fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> world-class soccer proved a big hit in baltimore, big enough for a return visit this summer. a pair of european clubs have agreed to play in july, possibly a huge deal for the city in future endeavors. pete gilbert joins us in the studio with that story. >> city organizers in conjunction with -- were blown away last summer. two more clubs will square off at an exhibition, one that might prov

north and south carolina. this low ressure could become our irst ropical depression, an unorganized cluster of showers and thunderstorms over the atlantic. we have to watch this losely. temperrture wise looking at 77 degrees in baltimoren dc. 77 in hagerstown. 80s, even the 0s other the midwest. expect to see a nice heatup on the way. mild conditions, mostly cloudy skies breaking for more sunshine for tomorrow. a decent forecast coming our your memorial day outlook coming up. ♪ ♪ >> well, it is the finale week on "american idol." can you believe it? >> where did the time go? >> it's almost the nd of the idol journey for simon cowell. >> live in holiday exposing simon's emotions on his final curtain call. hello. >> well, that's right. we are leave outside the theater. our home is hollywood for the next few days. this will be a bitter sweet finamy. one of the contestants will be named the next title holder, the show is losing its legendary star. after 9 seasons simon cowell has decided to move on. as he takes a trip down memory lane, 2 usually cold-heartee judge is revealing his emotional side. >> when you're meeting people in the street, or doing auditions, every person out there has been incredible. shake your hand. h

baltimore county. what we are seeing with this area, west of salisbury, maybe around elliot, a thundershower going on. that's about it. northf that, few spotty showers, henderson, denton, chester town. these are scattered up through the pennsylvania border. book, let's show you overnight we had rain, drizzle this morning and clouds trying to lift a little bit and mix for sunshine this afternoon. but that gave way to a few showers popping up. the winds have been out of the east. when you get west of the state you start to turn. they are rotating around the center of the storm which is now south of us. with the winds rotating counter clockwise, this is the direction they are taking. temperature wise, pretty mild. 76 degrees in baltimore. 77 in dc. this is really the factor today. all of us have been talking about with our hair, it's muggy. dew points in the 60s. they will be straight through the next couple of days. managed high of 76 today. that's on par with average. look at where we started out. it's going be another warm one. the center i was discussing. off to the south, see also offmore, additional round of clouds. that

baltimore. it happened just after 7:15 last night on north carey street. the little boy was taken to hopkins trauma. no word on his injuries or exactly how that incident occurred. >>> city police believe a man abducted from west baltimore on wednesday night has been murdered. offers found a body inside of a minivan at el doran avenue at el dordorado avenue. the victim had been killed. the van matches the description of the wednesday's night abduction. the victim has not been idea. >>> baltimore county residents steve colbey was ordered to take down this bob ehrlich campaign sign from his yard because it was too big. yesterday he had thought he had the okay to put it back up while the county reconsidered, but then learned he would still the fine or even go to jail. steve colbey joins us live this morning from his home in towson. good morning, steve. >> good morning, megan, thanks for having me on the show. >> is the sign up or down this morning. >> even though the sign has made it off the back of my pickup truck. it's still here, it's not back up on my lawn.

baltimore area, this is moving west-southwest. beltsville a little sprinkle your way and one more stop across southern maryland this to charles county. generally east of 301. in and around waldorf especially north and east sides of town. light sprinkles as this is drifting to the west southwest. so la plata, white plains you will see that in the next few minutes but these are fairly light. much lighter than over the weekend. let's talk about the forecast for the next three days. temperatures today will hold in the mid-70s. a humid and muggy day. will be a shower or two. nice tomorrow. 81 and then on wednesday we will get warm quickly as highs jump back in to the upper 80s. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast this morning, cloudy an isolated shower, definitely muggy with temperatures in the 60s this morning. our sunrise 5:49. this afternoon, still mostly cloudy, a couple of peeks of sun but a few showers can't be ruled out and highs in the mid- 70s and a northeast wind five to ten. tonight mostly cloudy and miami- dade. an isolated shower this evening. we will hold between 60 and 65 with the east southeast wind five to ten. look at that sunset 21. we're at 67 here in washington this morning. 64

north carolina could see the spill. but the most that we would see on the eastern shore is a few sandy tar balll. >> a baltimore businessman fix for the oil spilling into the gulf of mexico. but as michael buczyner tells us.ú nobody is listening. michael? >> jenniier, here a look at he %-the well gushing foii a month. for two weeks sanchez said his plan to plug leak has been ignored. and continues to grow. >> we think we have developed a solution to the gulf spill. >> it is a complicated and disastrous situation. this baltimore business owner claims he can fix. >> we are not talking aboutt3 cleaning up what is spilled.. but topping a leak. >> for two weeks, don sanchez, ceo of chesapeake specialty products has been unsuccessful any government agency that will >> we're talking more oil spilling into the gulf. and we want to see this problem corrected. ú% saachez said the product and process may just be the answer to capping the well and stopping the spill. >> we have tested and it doos work under atee. >> he showed usshow it works. tons of gran lateed iron and steel particles are force down a pipe ann then combined with a p

north of town. heavy as you can see. stop and go between route 7, past university to new hampshire. game day track south of baltimore, on 95, bw parkway, both stretches are incident free but significant volume approaching dc. that's a check on the commute. back to you. >>> a reminder we know a lot of people are getting up extra early. so are we. enjoy your weekend and then tune in to 9 news now monday morning. it begins at 4:25 a.m. >>> some clouds coming in. showers to the west of us. we will take you out with a pollen reading. you can access it at wusa9.com. trees are in the moderate range. grasses, weeds and mold spores are low. we will talk about the weekend when we come back. ñwçwçyyob hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> in tonight's health alert reassuring news for people who have had heart attacks. it is okay to have sex again without worrying about too much stress on your ticker. a study released today showed many patients are afraid to resume sex after the heart attacks but doctor