in northeast baltimore, nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 229,000 customers remained without power but bge said it restored power to 224,000. the remaining outages are in baltimore county, all of the city and anne arundel, the. but the utility says some of those still in the dark may have a long week ahead of them. >> at this time we are still setting it is a multi-day restoration. we believe the majority will be restored late into the week. but if you are one of those without power today or you are looking for a way to cool off, emergency cooling centers will remain open. there are 11 throughout the city and we have them listed on the screen. they will be open until 7:00 p.m. each day. there is a chance some of the locations they change so you are asked to call 311 before heading to a certain center. public libraries will serve as cooling centers and will be open until 8:00 p.m. and we have a complete listing on wbaltv.com. if you are thinking about getting a generator to get your power back on now or in the future, be careful. 11 news learned two people in two homes got sick because

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. >> reporter: it is still a scar in the middle of this northeast baltimore community. that's war a year ago 58-year-old billy ray lovett, his daughter and her boyfriend were murders, shot to death and then set on fire. the burned shell of a home, a reminder of what happened but still no clue last to why. >> really struggling to deal with the pain and the hurt that we have to -- deal with. just tell it. just say something. >> reporter: not knowing is a pain wide enough to blanket two families, the mother of michael jones and the son and brother of the other two victims. >> we've been going through this for over a year here two days short of the exact year mark both families joined police to get answers. handing out these fliers in and around the 4300 block of nicholas avenue in an attempt to zig up a new lead before the case gets too old goes cold. >> you have evidence, forensic evidence that's left on the scene. they've done all they scan do to weed through that. as you put it, it's sometime mid- >> reporter: stymied, it's a curious crime. lovett is recovering from sur

smith is streaming now in northeast baltimore with the atest on the cleanuu and how much longgr so manyill be in the dark and in the heat. &pgood morning joel d. ad lib) schools, businesses, traffic lights.... you name it, so any aae till nasty storms, and it looks e the week to restore power to all. in o many areass here's the story now... downee trees still littering roaas and and stann a chance. b-g-e crews have restooed power to mooe ttan one undred thoussnd cuutomers.... but still nearly are one of tte lucky ones...... some of the ot so fortunate have a message ffr yoo. 2251 for those of you who have power... ... no air either. either.who have power... ... no 2251 for thoseeof you who haae ower... ... no air ee. either. 42 baltimore county publii school buildings are wiihout pprking and walking areas are and other debris from friday's storm.staff members should get instructions from their principals about wwere too report for work tomorrow.anne arundellcounty has also cancelled all school-sponsored . aativitiessfor a complete list of school closings, yyu ccn go to fox baltimore dot

so charley crowson is out live this morning in northeast baltimore to show us some of the damage.t do you have. >> reporter: you know, this is where we are getting into the parts of the story. now we are in a dramatic aftermath of the storms, you are going to have some of the odd tales. we are showing you this coffee mug now. inside the crushed landscaping van this is a very popular scene here at abc2. that coffee mug has not moved since this massive willow oak tree crushed this van and another car four days ago on friday night as the storms moved through. that coffee mug has not moved and another thing we want to show you again, huge tree, 100 foot canopy in diameter. the largest willow oak tree in baltimore didn't touch or harm these roses at all. these are some of the odd stories you see. so much desks station and damage and people -- devastation and damage and people without power. 170,000 people without power according to bge but the odd little things you will talk about as time goes on. this is going to be what you remember. elainea joins us one more time. you pointed this o

live in northeast baltimore, charley crowson, abc2 news. >>> 9 minutes after 6. billions in fines is likely to be paid out to the federal government and to customers. stay with us this morning. the lawsuit settlement against a leading pharmaceutical companies that made history. how the government says they broke the law. also coffee wakes you up and soothes your throat there's new benefit eye provides. we will tell you what it is. and brutal temperatures and baking maryland this morning. and much of the united states. more on the power outages that forced some parents to use flashlights to read bedtime stories. mike. >> all right. i am meteorologist mike masco. and we have a comfortable day a warm day and head heat and humidity and storms back in the picture. details coming up. >> 10 minutes after 6. this is a live picture of new york city's times square. let's get a look of a today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, questions about a pricey auto safety system. new findings show high tech alerts meant to keep drivers from drifting out of their lane

wjz live in northeast baltimore with megan mccorkle.hat i was seeing behind you looks really bad. >> it is incredibly bad. take a look for yourself. you can barely actually see the home that is underneath this tree. they are in the dark in his neighborhood. the power went out on friday night right as that storm hit. this tree fell on his house. neighbors tell us the home had just been renovated, and adding insult to injury, take a look over here. this is the car of the people that own that house. neighbors tell us it was their first new car. smashed by that tree that came down. this is the type of damage we are seeing all over this area. that is what power crews are contending with this morning. >> reporting live in hamilton in northeast baltimore. back to you in a few moments. much more to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. >> a different kind of orioles magic. adam jones is known for his greatness on the field, but now he is sharing a different side of ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] fashion or food, it's all about taste. a

lost her house in the storms last week. >> reporter: yeah, one homeowner here in northeast baltimoret lost everything. but, now as we wait for power to be restored some of the stories about the oddities of the storm have become surfacing. you see this has grown. this is part of a van that was crushed by a massive oak tree. that coffee mug was never touched and never moved at all the neither was the woman rose bushes but the tree is crushed two cars here and if you look 20yards to the left there, you see the house is untouched. they were so lucky and so fortunate not to have damage there. her 3-year-old daughter is coming out this morning to say hi. wave to us. there she is this morning. a lot of people doing all they can to bide their time waiting for the power to come back on. some customers saying it won't be until friday. quickly before we go, how are you doing this morning? are you doing okay? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: are you staying cool. >> uh-huh i have a cat. >> reporter: you have a tiger right there? >> a cat. >> reporter: you have a good day okay thanks for coming out and sa

there is one in northeast baltimore.the victim was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead. this search continues for a person who shot and killed somebody wednesday. kenneth williams was found suffering from multiple gunshots and he died at shock trauma. >> good morning. triple digit temperatures expected once again as officials in chicago confirmed that first heat-related death. a first look at your weekend forecast. a wife dies and her husband is found guilty and serves four years in prison before that conviction will overturn. we will lighten things up with everything you need to know about movies and more to get you ready for the weekend. a big crowd on the plaza getting ready for a live concert from low wririder. >> 76 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, we'll take a last ' >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what do you think about the tsa inspecting a passenger's drink purchased inside an airport after they passed through security?

. >> reporter: i am charley crowson live in northeast baltimore. one historic tree, two cars and one very big mess. how cleanup efforts are going as good morning maryland continues. [ radio ] it's a scorcher out there...stay refreshed! [ female announcer ] new lipton tea & honey. sweetened with honey, made from real tea leaves and real fruit flavors. ♪ it's never felt so real ♪ no, it's never felt so right ♪ [ female announcer ] only 5 calories. new lipton tea & honey. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> quarter after 5. thanks for joining us. many people continue to wake up to downed trees and power lines across the state of maryland. that damage is widespread and cleanup is moving very, very slowly. so abc2 news charley crowson is out live in northeast baltimore with a look at the progress. how is it going out there? >> reporter: you know it's going slowly and people are playing the waiting game as tree crews go house to house and block to block and property to property taking care of things like this. beneath this willow oak are two cars comple

knees. 3 police are still trying to solve a triple murder that happened nearly a year ago in northeast baltimore... baltimore... july 26th police were called to this house along nicholas avenue at 4:30 in the morning for a report of gunshots.... investigators say.....when they arrived the home appeared secured....so they left...an hour and a half later.....the home went up in flames.....that's when three bodies were found pnside.....the homeowner.....his 36 year old daughter and her boyfriend.....the daughter was still alive.....but died later at a nearby hospital..... one year later.....no suspects....no motive.. motive.. 3 (52:22)i lost a father....she lost a son...i lost a sister we lost a lot of love ones its very sad and sickening... sickening...if you have any information about this case.....you are asked to call baltimore city police. you can help fight back against crime. call our fighting back hotline to let us know what you're doing to clean up the streets of your neighborhood. the number is 410-662-1456. 3 3 we're following a developing story regarding the second amen. amendment.the s

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. >> it has been a long and painfully hot few days for residents in this northeast baltimore community. >> you come home and there is no electricity, nothing. >> after friday's severe storm, some of the area injured another fierce storms sunday. the aftermath was not very forgiving. more homes are now without power, especially after a cut tree crashed down on a transformer, leaving many without air-conditioning looking for creative ways to stay cool. >> all you can do is hope for the best. >> crews worked round-the-clock to reserve -- preserve power to the neighborhood. >> a fellow down the street is then four houses right now. >> the neighbors have taken terms filling up the generator swept what is normally takes -- never say it is well worth it. >> how tough is it to get by in this heat without the generators? >> you really could not. >> as you walk through the neighborhood, you can see extension cords blowing in every direction as neighbors try to help one another stay cool by sharing their generators. a united front bringing a community closer together. >> everybody joins together

first mike schuh is live in northeast baltimore with more on this huge easy to ration effort. good -- restoration effort. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the damage has moved to north baltimore over to parkville. that's where we are now where the repair work is basically going foot by foot. >> carroll used to be one in a million. >> saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. >> it's out of your control. >> exact ly. >> near the city line on his porch to keep cool he may not have to read the news, he's part of the news. >> down the street and back across the street probably from that unit down to the end unit -- you can see down the street there the poles have been sheered. >> carroll is dead center near that origin and red dead spot along northern parkway. with 1/3 of the work force coming from out of state, carroll's restoration crew comes from bge. >> there's no tap that's left undamaged. >> here's what that means. >> people frustrated by the pace of progress need to look in this alley. this pole snapped in half. there's another one 25 feet that way, another one 25 feet

stephanie rawlings blake passed out ice in a northeast baltimore community.y action program will operate five centers around the city, each will have cool air and free water. they will operate 6 additional cooling centers. on a code red day, the health department recommends that you remember to drink water or juice, avoid alcohol and caffeine and try to way light colored clothing -- wear light colored clothing. >> check on those that you know don't have electricity or air- conditioning, make sure they have fans, make sure they have water. our seniors are extremely vulnerable in the heat. there is an increase in emergency room visits for heat exhaustion and heat related injuries. you can also call 311 with a heat related medical emergency and log on to abc2news.com for complete list of the cooling center, their addresses and phone numbers and it's located on the home page. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the heat is not making things easy for a number of people in oh states. including the state of virginia. national weather service issued more than 100 tornado

a baltimore citt police officer who stole groceries from a northeast baltimore grocery store... has been asked to resign from the police force. force.investiiators say back in march... ciaraaanderson intentiooally under-charged her mmtter... deteetive darlene early... by about 3- hundred dollars.both of them pled guilty... and received probaaion beforr judgment. early was also ordered to re-pay the store. baltimore city fire chieff james clack says he's considering donating his recent pay hike to charity.the 2-percent raise given to clacc fire for it's bad timing.the r - city is innthe process of closing fire companies... and raasing health insurance premiums for fireefighters. clack says he willldonate the raise to the baltimore fire foundation... if fire fiihters are not given the samm increase in pay in their next contract.the mayor has defended the raise... citing a steep decrease in city fire leadership.r clack's the special prosecutor in the trayvon martin case... released a ttove of evidence thursday.george zimmerman... the neighborhood watch volunteer who killed 17-year-

karen parks is live in northeast baltimore where police were out on the streets .ay..... 3 this is the neighborhood where that murder happened nearly one year ago.....police were here earlier today handing out flyers hoping to get one step closer to finding the killer.....or killers.... killers.... //take vo// july 26th police were called to this house along nicholas avenue at 4:30 in the morning after neighbors reported hearing gunshots...when investigators arrived...they say the home appeared secured so they left.....an hour and a half later...the home went up in flames....that's when three bodies were discovered inside....the homeowner.....his 36 year old daughter and her boyfriend......2 were pronounced dead at the scene.......the daughter later died at a nearby hospital.... nearly one year later....no suspects.....no motive... //take sot// //take sot//(48:23)its been rough trying to deal with this so we are really struggling to deal with the pain and the hurt hat we have to deal with....//take mw// fight back against crime ááif áá you have a tip or any have in

police are looking for a suspect after a deadly shooting in northeast baltimore. officers found an unidentified man suffering from a number of gunshot wounds. police have not released to the victim's identity or a possible motive in this case. police have released this surveillance video they say captures the prime suspect in a deadly shooting. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. >> this seems to be no sizzle on the jobs front. the economy added 80,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate held steady at 8.2%. experts say the unwillingness of u.s. employes to add jobs quickly shows us that the economy has a long way to go. an average of 75,000 jobs were created every month in april to june quarter, which is below the 226,000 traded in the first three months of this year. the lackluster jobs numbers caused a ripple effect on job -- on wall street parent of the s&p slipped 13 points, the nasdaq dipped 39. >> the construction crews are preparing for the baltimore grand prix track. workers will iraq to the circuit in about a month. the e

rob roblin joins us live from northeast baltimore with more on those efforts. >> when firefighters arrived, the first thing they did was to put the fire out. inside, they found three victims. at first they thought they die from the fire, but as they found out later, they were shot in the head. today, police were going door- to-door in the neighborhood where the crime happened handing out fliers, trying to get clues on the homicide that took three lives almost one year ago. >> we're pretty much back to square one. we thought we had information that we thought was legitimate but it led us down a dead-end road. we are back at square one. any shred of evidence or information, please bring it forward. >> there arrived after putting out the blaze and they found three victims in the home, all three shot in the head. about 90 minutes before the house was set on fire, police responded to an anonymous call about gunshots fired at the home. police responded, knocked on the door, but they found nothing. family members of the victims say police should have done more. >> the police did an awful job. >>

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we're learning city police are investigating a third shooting in northeast baltimore. a man was found shot just before 10:00 this evening. paramedics responded and transport the victim to a hospital. we do not know the condition of the victim or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. >> anne arundel county police are investigating the death of an active duty member of the national guard. he was climbing over the balcony at the embassy suites hotel. he was fell and taken to the hospital, where he later died. witnesses say the air men did seem intoxicated. an exact cause of death has not been determined. the man had just returned from an overseas deployment. the search is on for the suspects that robbed a royal farms store in hartford county. the surveillance photos show the men entering the store. when they were inside come that they assaulted the two clerks. anyone with information is asked to call crime solvers. last month, howard county police said a scarcity of drugs led five men to come up with a creative solution to their problem. they cooked up a makeshift l

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shooting investigation tonight in northeast baltimore. police say it happened about an hour ago. there is no word on the victim's condition, suspect, or possible motive. back to our big story, baltimore police have charged a 36-year- old man with various sex offenses after alleged encounter with the 13-year-old. sheldon dutes is live in the newsroom on how they initially met. >> they met on line, but police say it happened with the help of a mobile loan application. stephen douglas podles is out on bail after police say he had sex with a minor. >> they agreed to meet and there was sexual contact between the 36-year-old man and the 13-year- old boy. >> the alleged incident happened at an unknown location near the victim's house, and police say they did not use protection. podles has been charged with second-degree sex offense and other related charges. they are asking any other potential victims to come forward. he identified himself as a 30- year-old guy named steve encore grindr. he has also been charged with transferring hiv. his brother claimed he had the virus during a bail he

some of those people seen on surveillance video were students in uniform from a high school in northeast baltimore. >>> a recent robbery at a pet store in new york. money wasn't the target, it have palm my. the sure violence vails video shows a man prying open a cage and then putting a small dog in his pant and leaving the store. the owner fears the dog has been sold. the puppy is worth over $100,000. people in a south miami neighborhood were afraid to leave their homes because of what was lurking outside. it was a 10-foot crocodile that crawled out from a nearby canal. the 250-pound animal was videotaped walking across several lawns. a trapper caught the croc before it hurt anyone. the crocodile was transferred back to its usual home. >> he was say, leave me alone opinion. >> there are not that many congress dial. there are mor alligator in florida. >> yes, but there are a lot of crocs too. >>> we have thunderstorms moving into queen anne's county. it's cleared the baltimore region and continuing to move out across the region towards the east, towards delaware. that's affecting the delaware area

. >>> a massive sink hole continues wreaking havoc in northeast baltimore. residents are still without water until sometime tomorrow. the water main broke, and because the main discharged right into the sink hole, the suids collapsed, so fixing it has been a challenge. >>> in the olympics, baltimore anywaytive michael phelps comes up short. he just failed to win a medal. he came in fourth place and thrairt tweeted that he was disappointed with his performance. ryan lochte dominated the even event. this is the first time phelps has not won a gold medal since his first olympics back in 2000. >>> people have from across the world came to baltimore today to see a different kind of football. >> the espn summer soccer series. >> reporter: baltimore get askance to sign in the national spotlight. two soccer leagues face off in a televised soccer game broadcast around the world. some traveled here from as far away as australia. >> it's a great game, a greats a hot fear to go and see. a bit different from the nfl, it's not all start and stop. >> reporter: liverpool an

this weekend -- [no audio] in a northeast baltimore community trying to help. the community action program will operate five centers around the city, these centers open from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., each will have cool air and free water, the health department's office of aging and care services will operate six additional cooling centers on a code red heat alert day, the health department recommends you drink water or juice, avoid alcohol and caffeine and wear light colored clothing. during the heat, remember to check on the senior citizens. call 311 with a heat related medical emergency. also log on to our website at abc2news.com, for a list of those cooling centers we have the address, telephone numbers, all the information you need to know and located on our home page. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> extreme heat and storms gripping other parts of nation as well. linda so is here with how much damage has been done, it's not just here in maryland, this is up and down the eastern sea board. >> this was deadly, 17 people died over the weekend. dozens were hurt

northeast baltimore.../.he's... in... his... mid twenties, ...round 5- feet, 6 - inches.../ and... weighs... about 150 pounds...///.his... hair... is cut short... and... he... was earing... a... black hooded sweatshirt... and... khaki pants....//anyone... with information .../ call police. 3 ((?) a bad hair day for michael phelps((?) phelps((?)what do you think?? maybe just a littll jet lag. under his interests he put, playing video games and watching television.... he left off setting the all-time medal record.we hope hh gets some rest.....and nobody's gonna remember this picture. good day for ed st. john..... and a lot of people who the baltimore area real estate tycoon....named maryland's "outstanding philanthropist"... of the year. year. st. john... was chosen ... for... the award... by the association... of... fundraising professionals...//. he's ... the... president and chairman... of... st. john properties.../ and... founder ...of the ... edward st. john foundation.../ which... has... donated ... nearly... 50--million dollars... to... educ

. >> reporter: you can see it right here live in northeast baltimore, still a lot of trees down, a lot of power light -- sorry traffic signals that are out. many people don't understand that you have to treat those as a four-way stop. we've seen several accidents on our way over here this morning. several of those lights are being powered by generators, but not all of them are working. it can be a slow go as you're trying to get through town. if you need to report an outage, out bge any time you can. don't report the outage more than once. they only need to hear from you once and they've got that in their system. reporting live, mike hellgren. >> thank you. >>> we want to update you now on the latest power outage numbers. more than 67,000 people are still without power in baltimore county, another 70,000 in baltimore city. in ann arundel county about 41,000 customers. all 230,000 are still waiting on crews to restore their power. some of the best views are from sky chopper 13. captain long, what do you see out there? >> reporter: what we're looking at here just south of towson is a siz

northeast baltimore...with the help... of the... st. ambrose housing.. aid center.urry) "i'm proud to speak for single parents....now is the perfect time to buy." buy."home sales... statewide....also increased... for the fifth... straight month. 3 an... update ...to a story ... you... saw... first on fox...//. last night... we... showed you... you... a... couple... who... lost power... when ...storms hit... the area... last month..../ they've... had...no power... for... 21 days....// today,... they... retured home... expecting... things to change... / instead... they... were told... . it... would be... several days... before bge.../ could restore ... power..../// edward 4:59 i was looking for them to be honest with us about turning getting the electric back on today and i had unpacked my bag and then when she said they wouldn't be here until saturday so i said i better go pack my bags and head back to the hotel 5:16 5:16 before heading back to the hotel.../ the moaneys ...called fox 45.../. that's when ...we started... making calls...//. it... wasn't long... before

. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what happened to the house in northeast baltimore. police found her man regis' body in the 5900 block of urath avenue. his family had not heard from him in awhile. firefighters found his body near the front door. they suspect he had been dead for several days. his death has been ruled a homicide. >>> police in st. mary's county have charged this man with indecent exposure. he exposed himself to two women hop were having dinner lexington park. he was arrested and charged with two counts of indecent expose churp and tonight he is -- exposure and tonight he is on bond. >> we know people who got a short sale or foreclosed home but getting a deal like that is not as easy as it seems. consumer reporter john matarese as more. >> reporter: we're hearing reports that the housing market may finally have turned. prices are inching up. sales of homes are starting to improve and this could be a great time to snag a bar gafnlt only problem, it's not always so easy. >> the windows are brand-new oar david fell in love with this traditional three in b

stephanie rawlings blake passed out ice at a northeast baltimore community.l operate five centers around the city, they will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each will have cool air and free water. the health department's office of aging and care services will offer 6 additional centers on a code red heat alert day, the health department recommends that you remember to drink water or juice. avoid alcohol and caffeine and wear light colored clothing. check on your senior citizens, call 311 with the heat related medical emergency and log on to abc2news.com for a complete list of the cooling centers and that story is located on our home page. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> mta wants everyone to know public transportation is operational and up and going this morning. crews said they were able to meet the needs of people to get somewhere if they need to today. bus service will arun but commuters could face diversions because of the streets blocked by fallen trees or power outages. >>> back over to mike, we thought we were out of the woods last night, around 12

of people yelling" yelling" police were also called to an unusual scene at a funeral home in northeast baltimore york and benninghaus road. some people were tased....witnesses told us some people were stabbed.... after things got out of hand at a funeral no word on why the fight began... we're told some people were arrested. no word on the conditions of those injured. common sense would tell you that home or a hospital is the best place to give birth.but for a new york couple it was somewhere in between. over the weekend... // siob-han... anderson ...gave birth... to her twin sons... on... two... separate highways... at,... two different times...//.the... first one... gavin... was delivered... on... southern state parkway... / after... his parents ...pulled over... to wait for an ambulance. "they're wheeling me into the ambulance and i'm holding gavin. and i'm not really covered up at all. and there's a car literally driving towards us, and i'm like, "oh my god!" once... in the ambulance.. . they continued to the hospital..../ minutes later... they ... pulled over... and... out came... de-clan..

news 3 police are still trying to solve a triple murder that happened nearly a year ago in northeast baltimore... baltimore... july 26th police were called to this house along nicholas avenue at 4:30 in the morning for a report of gunshots.... investigators say.....when they arrived the home appeared secured....so they left...an hour and a half later.....the home went up in flames.....that's when three bodies were found inside.....the homeowner.....his 36 year old daughter and her boyfriend.....the daughter was still alive.....but died later at a nearby hospital..... one year later.....no suspects....no motive.. motive.. 3 (52:22)i lost a father....she lost a son...i lost a sister we lost a lot of love ones its very sad and sickening... sickening...if you have any information about this case.....you are asked to call baltimore city police. a man who police say sexually assaulted a woman two months ago is now under arrest. arrest.police found ricky bostic along towsontown boulevard last thursday.they say he forced his way into an apartment on versailles circle, which just so happens to be a nei

the family of three people killed in northeast baltimore are hoping that police will find the killer one year later. police went door to door handing out fliers to get clues to the homicide on nicholas avenue. investigators say once the blaze was put out, they discovered that billy ray lovitt, tanyika gibbs and michael jones had been shot in the head. 90 minutes before, officers responded to an anonymous call about shots fired. family members question if police should have done more. >> the police did not do their job. i am saying they did not do that. if they would have knocked out the door and she talked to somebody, how come she cannot identify who she talked to? >> a spokesperson says the officers had no reason to force their way inside the home but they did check the perimeter before leaving. police are trying to recruit more new officers for the force who actually live in the city. in the last class of trainees, 20% were residents. commanders say among the obstacles of irving candice have to overcome his physical agility and restrictions about past marijuana use. >> we want peo

charley crowson is out on fleetwood avenue and northeast baltimore with how things are looking there. charley. >> reporter: we are at old harford road and fleetwood avenue and this is the common scene. downed trees and this is what is slowing electric crews from coming in and getting power back on to the residents who desperately need it. we were here for the updates throughout the day yesterday. we have become very familiar with this van. we have become very familiar with a woman who lives here in the house next to this van where the tree is overturned. how have things been going for you? we are at day 4 and 5. >> nice and hot. >> reporter: you said the baby woke you up this morning? how's the baby doing with the heat? >> she is okay. i mean, we have a tubby so she sits in it half the day. >> reporter: what has the city said. you have been talking tome about progress and what have you -- talking to them about progress and what have you heard. >> they say they have the report but they are not getting there. the -- i called just about everybody. they told me this is going to bring the

. >>> a fund raiseer is set for sunday night for a northeast baltimore woman paralyzed when she was shot in a traffic light. we introduceed you to her last month. she was at a light when another car pulled up and a man shot her paralyzing her from the neck down and she moved onto a rehab facility in baltimore. friend and family members willhost a fund-raiser this sunday july 15th at living well arts studio on north charles street. that fund-raiser is going to run from 7 in the evening until 10. >>> news time 5:34. new information in the shooting death of trayvon martin. federal officers released a report on the case and that includes 911 calls. witness statements and a crime scene sketch. here's the 911 call that neighborhood watchman george zimmerman placed before the deadly shooting. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good or he is on drugs or something. it's raining and he is walking around looking about. >> okay this guy is he white black or hispanic? >> he looks black. >> did you see what he was wearing? >> yeah a dark hoody like a gray hoody and he had jeans or sweat pants and wh

. >>> a fund-raiser for shanis singletary who was shot in the neck in northeast baltimore while at astoplight and is paralyzed from the neck down. there's a fund-raiser on sunday at the living well arts studio at 2443 north charles street. it runs from 7 in the evening until 10:00. >>> you having trouble sleeping these days? >> always. >> always. >> twins, you know. >> yeah. and the schedule. >> well it may be what you ate actually before you turned out the lights. what foods to avoid before you go to bed. >> giving birth is a private moment for families, why many are now inviting a photographer into the delivery room. >> that's for

but police still have no suspects in the shooting death of a 20-year- old man in northeast baltimore. william daughtry was last seen skateboarding to a friends house....when someone in a car pulled up behind him and shot him in the neck. daughtry's mom says her son was an honor student and this is something that should not have happened. "with the type of kid he was you know it should have never happened and i would hate to see this happened to another kid that really wants to ttats doing the right thing you know thats striving to reach a goal." goal."daughtry had just taken the test to become a baltimore city police officer. 3 three days have now passed since the shooting at a colorado movie theatre.while 24 people remain in the hospital - we're told nine are in critical condition.the president and the community... remembering the twelve dead with togetherness and tears. craig boswell has the latest from aurora, colorado...craig? colorado...craig? (boswell on cam top)president obama spent an extended time with families this afternoon saying it is the good people that will be remember

they found the body in northeast baltimore last thursday. his family had not seen or spoken to him for sometime. they had to get fire fighters to get inside the front door where they found the body. officers say he was murdered and they don't have suspects yet. >>> family members and victims packed the courtroom to face the man who accused of killing 12 people in the colorado movie theater. james holmes were charged with nearly 150 counts yesterday in court including 24 counts of first-degree murder. the judge banned cameras in the courtroom. but witnesses say holmes had the red hair. family members of the victims who showed up in the courtroom had a lot to say after seeing holmes. >> i felt resentment that anybody could take away someone's life for just going to the movies. and i also felt sorry for him in the sense that here was a brilliant person that could have done a lot of good but what went wrong? >> some of the people who showed up to see holmes in the courtroom wore batman t-shirts. one what splint on her arm from the shooting. >>>

a porch collapses in northeast baltimore .. sending two people to the hospital. hospital.crumbled tiles are all that's left of the chaotic scene.it happened around 7 this morning on east 33rd street at north calvert street. paramedics responded to the home after getting a call about a medical emergency.but when they were bringing the patient out on a stretcher.. the porch collapsed and the patient and a paramedic both fell into the basement.they were both able to get out and were taken to the hospital.. with non life threatening injuries. in just about an hour from now... the governor will hold a press conference where he is expected to call for a special session on gambling. gambling.governor o'malley is expected to bring lawmakers back the week of august 6th to consider measures legalizing table games.the bill would also authorize m-g-m entertainment to build a casino at the national harbor.... something that is sparking a lot of debate. (carter) "you can't just rubber stamp just because national harbor is a nice place and has a lot of money, you can't just say

although it looks like primarily, the center of the storm is moving off to the east/northeast in the baltimore area. that area, you see it, just the latest image coming in. it's moved pretty much off to the northeast. just east of towson. in ray line -- a line. here in the city, we may not see much of this. although this particular cell, across the butler area, may come down 83. so still a risk. we're seeing more action. moving towards sparks again. western run. and shawan and oregon ridge area. and that's moving toward the city. we still have a risk in, let's say the next hour or 45 minutes of getting some of this action in the baltimore region. others, severe thunderstorm warning in effect for northern sections of montgomery county. and that in effect until 6:00 tonight. in the next 30 to 40 minutes around the city, may see some strong activity. particularly now, north of the city. as you saw particularly over portions of eastern and northeastern baltimore county. this looks like pretty much all we're going to see tonight. so until about 6:30, 7:00, we should be pretty much done with this, e

a man shot and killed in northeast baltimore around 9:30 last night, and police say that is where they found the unidentified victim shot during from multiple gunshot wounds. -- suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. baltimore city police are hoping someone will recognize the suspect in this video. they're trying to identify the man they say is the prime suspect in the death of anderson. if you feel you can help please, please call metro crime stoppers at 866-7-lockup. only 80,000 new jobs created last month and they say the unwillingness of employers to add jobs shows the economy has a long way to go. that is below the 226,000 created in the first quarter. >> the controversy of an unarmed teenager in florida has taken another turn today. george zimmerman, the man accused in his death, posted $1 million bond and left jail. >> for the second time, as a man walked out of the seminal county area. in a stern of nine-page letter setting his new bond at $1 billion, they said he was preparing to flee prosecution. as a result and he will not be allowed to leave without authorization. they hav

nadia ramdass continues our coverage live in northeast baltimore this morning. we just lost her. some businesses and had problems over the weekend. they had to shut down because they didn't have power. another problem -- residents in north baltimore had a tough time buying groceries because some businesses cannot open because they didn't have power. other businesses have to turn their customers away. they had no power because of friday's storm. employees were busy yesterday trying to salvage whatever food they could by transferring some of it to another store. but they still had to throw a lot of perishable items. the manager said he cannot begin to estimate how much money they're losing because they had no power. >> it is a killer. we have no registers, we have no power. so, you lose out in that respect, but we will get it back. >> d. g. is hoping to have power restored to all their customers by the end of the week. the governor is pushing utilities to get the power back sooner. the governor said he understood the storms came up unexpectedly but the crews need to do everything th