investigators are being tight-lipped. 16-year-old felicia barnes disappeared from her sister's northwest baltimorent right after christmas. workers discovered her body floating two weeks ago with no physical signs of trauma. >> my mind skips from saying my sister is dead to what is the next step? what are we going do as a family. >> reporter: chief medical examiner has revealed she died, but won't reveal how. >> new evidence as a result of finding her body. investigators are looking at that. >> reporter: the man found dead miles from felicia on the same day she was found was a 53-year- old man from cockiesville. he had been threatening suicide and police say the deaths are not related. recently those who knew felicia and some who didn't had a gathering. >> our prayers have been answered, not in the way we wanted them answered, but it's an end to this part. >> funeral services for felicia will be held saturday afternoon at 1:00 in the state of georgia. the church will stream them live online for you. for a link, go to "wjz." com. >> two people recovering after their house explodes with them in it.

she was last seen in northwest baltimore, the same spot where her family gathered for a candlelight vigil last week. her case has long been pursued as fall play. >> i do not think it comes as a surprise to anyone, but certainly not a investigators. the baltimore police department has cover this as if it were a homicide from the beginning. that is why they have been very thorough. >> jennifer franciotti, wbal tv 11 news. >> a private service will be held this saturday at the springfield baptist church in conyers, ga., and will be strained live on-line credit a public memorial will take place at the mount pleasant baptist church next saturday, may 14. we oppose the time on our web site. the family of a teenaged girl who died after a freak accident continues to sound the alarm. back in 2006, deanna green was electrocuted by druid hill park after touching a fence that had made contact with a live electrical wire. her family is fighting for the right to see the findings of the city's investigation. >> we feel that we should have the right to know what happened to our daughter. the taxpayers ne

baltimore city police are investigating a shooting in northwest baltimore. happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. a man was shot several times. there is no word tonight on his identity or condition. the investigation is ongoing. police in anne arundel county are investigating a deadly crash involving a scooter. 91-year-old charles fretwell was killed. it is unclear who was at fault. now charges have been filed against the driver of the truck. learn how you can help the survivors of the deadly tornadoes i going to our website, wbaltv.com. school officials in baltimore are investigating why some college application materials were not submitted to the proper schools. the principle of baltimore's western high school recently been on the above the mishap and said it is unclear how many students applications were not received. the principal said she will personally contact the schools that did not receive the materials. another big-name endorsements from baltimore city -- for baltimore mayor barbara rawlings-blake. senator barbara mikulski will put her support b

phylicia barnes disappeared while visiting her sister at her northwest baltimore apartment. her body was discovered near the conowingo dam in the susquehanna. a and's body was found -- a man's body but police don't think the two are connected. police have yet to make an arrest. no suspects have been named during the four-month investigation. the 16 was -- -year-old was getting ready to go to towson university. her brother says he believed all along someone killed his sister. now on. >> i really pray the police can use whatever evidence they found to figure out what exactly happened and who took part in it. >> reporter: we have the latest information on the website at abc2news.com. if you go to the main page here, the second story in the slide show, the latest on the investigation surrounding phylicia barnes' death and scrolling down, you will find the information regarding her funeral arrangements. they have been set. a private service is set for saturday in georgia that starts at one. you can view that service online at the springfield baptist church website in georgia. her

. >> reporter: recently the northwest baltimore community that had become so involved in the search remembered her with her family. >> our prayers were answered in a way they didn't really want to be answered but it's still some sort of ending to this part. >> reporter: police still do not know if they are looking for one person or several people who had a hand in her death. as of tonight there are no official suspects and no arrests. reporting live, kelly mcpherson. >>> kelly, thank you. a funeral will be held in georgia on saturday. >>> armed robbers strike a laundry mat and police need your help to find them. 3 band its rush in and knock a woman to the floor. it happened april 18th around 3:00 in the morning. if you have any information you're asked to call the hartford county sheriff's department. >>> a gas explosion levels a maryland home and seriously injures the couple inside. mary but bub al a. >> just boom, you know, my whole house shifted. >> next thing you know we have 20 or 30 fire trucks in our neighborhood. you couldn't even recognize the house. >> his friends captured this pictu

phylicia barnes disappeared while visiting her sister at the northwest baltimore apartment. her body was discovered two weeks ago near the conowingo dam. a man's body was found nearby but police don't think the two are connected. police have yet to make an arrest in phylicia's death. no suspect has been named during the investigation. the 16-year-old was the star athlete and honor student getting ready to go to towson university. phylicia's brother says he is believed all along that someone killed his sister. >> every body to me is a suspect. everybody who ever came in contact with her and everybody who lives in the area, everybody who travels in that area. it could be anybody. >> reporter: we have the latest information on our website at abc2news.com. if you go to the main page in the slide show you will see it's the third story. we have the latest information there. new video and you can see right there also if you scroll down, we have the details on her funeral arrangements. a private service is set for this saturday starting at one ingeorgia. watch it online at the sprin

the north carolina teen visiting her sister in northwest baltimore disappeared in december. her body was found two weeks ago in the river about 50 miles from the city. a man's body was found four miles away but police believe there is no connection between them. her brother is not surprised his sister was murdered. >> i'm pretty sure someone did something to her. everybody is a suspect, everybody who ever came in contact with her, everybody in the area, everybody who travels in the area. it could be anybody. >> reporter: during the investigation no suspects have been named. investigators aren't saying how close they are to an arrest but with a body and autopsy report they are one step closer to finding who killed the 16-year- old honor student who wanted to attend townsend university. >> little bit of closure. i just really pray the police can use whatever evidence they found to find out what happened and who took part in it. >> reporter: the autopsy results come the same day we learn funeral arrangements. a private service for saturday in georgia. it can be viewed online an

she disappeared last december while visiting her sister at her northwest baltimore apartment. her body discovered near the conowingo dam in the susquehanna. a man's body was found nearby but police don't think that the two are corrected -- connected. police have yet to make an arrest in the death. no suspects have been named during the four-month investigation. phylicia was a star athlete and honor student getting ready to go to towson university. her brother believed always along -- all along someone killed his sister. >> i believe police can find whatever evidence they found to find out what happened and who took part in it. >> reporter: we have the latest information on abc2news.com right here on the slide show, the second storey. if you click on that, it will bring you to this page. we have the latest video and story and if you scroll down, we have information on her funeral services. a private service will be held saturday in georgia that starts at one. but you can do it online at the website at the springfield baptist church in georgia. also a memorial service here in ba

the north carolina teen was visiting her sister in northwest baltimore when she disappeared in late decembertwo weeks ago her body was found near the conowingo dam. over 50 miles from the city. a man's body was found about 4 miles away in the same river but police believe there's no connection between the two. phylicia barnes brother is not surprised by the news of her murder. >> it's a little bit of closure there. i really pray the police can use whatever evidence they found on her body or around it or whatever the case may be to find out what happened and who took part in it. >> during the investigation, no suspects have been named. investigators are not saying how close they are to an arrest. >>> stacks of bags containing old and unused pills are ready for the incinerateor. this is part of the second national drug take back day. our cameras were allowed inside the dea's office before the medsare burned. over the weekend 4700 pounds were collected in maryland alone. about 6y six months the dea collects the medication hoping to avoid accidental poisoning and abuse. >>> if you are traveling

> reporter: phylicia simone barnes disappeared december 28th from her sister's apartment in northwest baltimoreback to you. >> suzanne collins live tonight. thank you. stay with wjz and wjz.com for complete coverage of the investigation into barnes' death. we'll let you know as soon as police make an arrest in the case. >>> some bad parents will be spending mother's day weekend in jail. baltimore sheriff's deputies arrested 22 people in a child support warrant sweep. in all, this group of people owes more than $300,000 in back payments and five of the people arrested are women. the sweep is held every year in the days before mother's day. >>> relief from the pumped up gas prices could be down the road. experts predict prices will start to fall by early june, just in time for a lot of summer vacations. experts say you could expect prices to drop by 50 cents. it's not a huge break. latest numbers, prices in baltimore averaging $3.98 a gallon. that is 30 cents higher than last month, and prices were under $3 a gallon this time last year. >>> we have other good news for your wallet. bge says electr

phylicia barnes disappeared last december while visiting her sister at her northwest baltimore apartmenther bodiesie was discovered in the susquehanna. a man's body was found nearby but police don't think they are connected. police have yet to make an arrest in the death. no suspects have been named during the four month investigation. the 16-year-old was a star athlete and honor student and was getting ready to come here to go to towson university. phylicia's brother says he is believed all along that someone killed his sister. >> just a little bit of closure that i pray that the police can use whatever evidence they found on her body around or whatever the case may be to figure out what happened and who took part in it. >> reporter: and we have the latest information on our website at abc2news.com as we scroll down on the main page in the featured stories section, click on that. we have new video up. also, details on her funeral arrangements right here. they have been set. a private service is set for saturday in georgia. and you can watch it online on that website, the springfield bap

so far no charges of the driver of the truck. >> a shooting in northwest baltimore. ened after 3:00 at rogers avenue. police found a man with multiple gun shot wounds. no word on his identity or condition. >> firefighters spent part of the day informing residents in west baltimore of fire saved. this caums comes after 57-year-old jerome bruno was killed friday morning when flames engulfed a home on lexington street. two other people were rescued from the fire. >> today we're in the neighborhood going door-to-door, firefighters are, meeting with residents to let them know there has been an unfortunate loss of life in their community due to a fire. we are providing basic fire safety tips to prevent this from happening in their homes. >> chief cart wright says many fires are the result of people leaving many homes unattended and overloading sirkts. -- circuits. >> nato refusing to confirm that air strike killed one of muammar gaddafi's sons. nato said it struck a government building in tripoli but can't confirm if one of his sons were attacked. some reports are that one

northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. baltimore sun set at 80 2:00 p.m. 39 in the cooler northwest ballet's and 36 in -- valleys and 36 in downtown baltimore. high pressure down to the gulf coast will build in tonight and tomorrow and that is why tomorrow will be a gorgeous spring day. some fresh breezes at times but a lot of sunshine should feel good. there you see it on insta- weatherplus futurecast. a clear sky under that pressure dome from new york state for baltimore and into the carolinas. keep an eye on that next fast- moving system. it will bring some cloud cover and scattered showers into the area by friday afternoon and it is a mixed bag of weather for the weekend. no big storms aimed at us but some had and miss showers popping up in the mid atlantic going into saturday and sunday. only a 20% stretch -- chance. 64 to 69 degrees and northwest winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour. sundown that 8:03 p.m. thursday. but be out on the bay and breezy. a water temperatures in the low 60's. some sunshine in the afternoon. warming up to

and in baltimore city, police are investigating a shooting in northwest baltimore that happened just after 3:00 p.m. and police found a man with multiple gunshot wounds. no word on his identity or condition. >> firefighters spent part of the day informing residents of fire safety after a 57-year-old man was killed after flames engulfed a home on west lexington street. two other people were rescued. >> today we are going door-to- door in the neighborhood and a meeting with the residents just to let them know that there has been an unfortunate loss of life in their community due to expire. we are speaking with them and providing basic fire safety tips on it how to keep this from happening in their homes. >> chief cartwright says many fires are the result of people leaving stoves unintended and overloaded circuits. >> and their strike killed one of the sons of gaddafi. they can confirm one of his sons have been killed. also dead are three grandchildren. >> we did not believe that there is a solution that includes him or any members of this family. the only solution is for him to depart.

barnes' body was pulled from the river nearly four months after being seen outside a family's northwest baltimore. her death has been ruled a homicide. police have not released a cause of death. a memorial service for barnes has been set for saturday at the mount pleasant church here in baltimore. his home videos and treasure trove seized during the raid on his home. >> apparently taped last october or november. this video was seized during the raid that killed the terror chief and released saturday by the pentagon. officials say it is the single largest collection of senior terrorist material ever uncovered. the audio has been removed because u.s. officials don't want to spread osama bin laden's message. the most striking scenes, bin laden watching himself on television. notice here his beard is gray. that's the way u.s. officials say he looked when his compound was raided. in this bra -- in this video, his beard is dyed black again. the armoir in the background was found in the compound, hinting this may be where the message was taped. a last look at bin laden, but not the final word. brian moo

weather officials confirmed twisters in northwest eastern baltimore and saint mary's. >>> at least 340 are confirmed dead from the tornado outbreak to the south and tonight volunteers aggressively working to try to help the survivors. the death toll is rises where hundreds are still missing. >> we are up to five teams searching the city, going through the rubble looking for those that are missing. >> reporter: it's a grim task across alabama, the hardest hit of seve states. at least 340 have died making the worst disaster since hurricane katrina. >> the number one priority has been for the last few days, focusing on life safety, we have been doing search and rescue and unfortunately that has turned mostly to search now. >> the university of alabama football coach tried to lift a few spirits, stopping by a red cross shelter. >> we are taking them one day at a time. >> reporter: the red cross is cook for people who still have homes but lost power and they are providing mental health counselors. >> these are my students, my colleagues and friends, my neighbors. this has been very hard on

. >> reporter: phylicia barns disappeared on december 28th from her sister's northwest apartment in baltimore. >> be sure to stay with wjz for complete coverage of the investigation into phylicia barnes' death. we'll let you know as soon as police make any arrests. >>> some bad parents will be spending mother's day in jail. sheriff's deputies arrested some. in all, this group owes over $300,000 in back payments. that sweep is held every year in the days leading up to mother's day. >>> bge says electricity rates are falling this summer. that means you can expect to see a slight break on your bill next month. if you're trying to save even more, you're urged to turn your thermostat up a notch. you can save for every degree you turn up the air conditioning. >>> quite a disaster drill. bwi thurgood marshall airport preparing. >> reporter: a crippled aircraft on a bwi runway. surrounding it are dozens of wounded passengers and members. coming to their aid, first responders from several agencies. >> the final takeoff. and an engine blew. and the plane basically caught fire. >> the wreck isn't simula

there is one shower across northeast sections of the city in eastern baltimore county. 60 now. northwest winds at 7. we'll have a look at the end of the week forecast after this. juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> over to i-95. there you see it right around perry hall. and just a little east and northeast. one little shower. and that should do it. temperature-wise, we're at 60. 57, washington. only 46 in oakland. going to be cold out there tonight. 50 in cumberland. 57, ocean city. much dryer. sun came out a little bit. and kind of heated things up. and we have may sun and cold air aloft. 57 in washington. westminster at 55. still have the northwest wind. but it's much lighter than it was earlier. and the winds will die down a little bit. when the winds die down, with clearing skies tonight, it's going to be a very chilly night. generally in the low 40s. now, in far western maryland, could be frost around allegheny counties in some of the neighboring areas. watch out for that. all the rain on the east coast

reporter: she was perhaps the highest profile missing person in baltimore history after disappearing from her sister's apartment in the northwest part of the city around christmas. she was visiting from north carolina. police led several searchs for the body where think recovered last month in the susquehanna river. >> i cannot express how special she is, i'm not going to use the word was. she is still special. >> reporter: police are conducting new interviews and reviewing others as they work to uncover her death. >> they are going where they need to go, they have talked to relatives and friends out of state and in state, they're not ruling anything out. they're not confining it to one area. >> reporter: the family had several memorial services for her, her funeral saturday in georgia will be broadcast over the internet. there will be a service in northeast baltimore at the mount pleasant baptist church. that's for may 14th. jessica. >> thank you. police have kept the dedicated tip line up and running. you can remain anonymous. >>> good news for those who drive through towson. a water main break has been repaired. and the brea

northwest. and showers from west virginia to georgia. >> a hot 92 in atlanta. 72 in baltimore. and 69 here in new york city. heating up in the middle of the country. hitting the 80s, from minneapolis to dallas. 73 in sacramento. 59 degrees in salt lake city. >>> and coming up after the break, higher prices at some of your favorite fast food chains. >> oh, boy. >>> plus, a developing story overnight. yet another scare aboard an airliner, as a passenger goes for the emergency exit door. >>> and on top of that, rocket man. how would you like to jet across the grand canyon? amazing. we'll be back. >>> toyota is recovering from the japanese earthquake ahead of schedule. the automaker says its global car production will return to normal two to three months sooner than expected. toyota has been hurt by parts shortages, caused by damage to suppliers' factories. >>> overseas markets are mostly higher this morning, on strong earnings reports out of the u.s. tokyo's nikkei average closed 0.5% higher today. hong kong's hang seng was very slightly lower. and in london, the ftse opened highe

and officially 50 in baltimore 52 easton and 40s on northwest side of york to hagerstown and 30s backth a lot of sunshine. we may makes -- >>> tonight's joey's death and his father's journey from grief to giving. >> i wan something good to come out of my loss. >> how he is helping his spirit live on and why the community is benefiting tonight at 11. >>> make your way south on 95 and not looking too bad on the west side at liberty road. traffic moving at decent pace. minor delays on outer loop from 795. we have an accident south on 95 at the 895 split blocking the left lane. these are causing delays on the 5 -- 95 from joppa road. downtown involving a struck pedestrian at utah and baltimore streets. and crash in owes mills depark at lion mills -- owings mills at deer park road at lion mills. >>> he says it's final gift he will never forget a brother gets a care package from his sister after her death. j-enna worked at the lululemon store. when he came home for the funeral he learned she sent a care package to him e went to his old address and a package was waiting for him. it came from

northwest corner. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we first looked at the radar. i have circled baltimore. in baltimore county, and into the northeast section of carroll county come we have some sprinkles. same in 7 carroll county. western howard county out towards frederick, as well. a spotty showers or sprinkle activity and around the district of columbia. there was more out to the west earlier but it is moving eastward. it is not very significant activity. in many cases, just some sprinkles. we will have that threat all day long. at cambridge, a 55. parkton, 54. frederick, 52. most of our readings have been in the 50's. 51 in frostburg. the mild temperatures even out in western maryland. we have broken into a flow of air that reaches all the way up into upstate new york and parts of canada. this is running ahead of a cold front. 50's in ohio. 30's in minnesota. there is a cold front out to the west. everything is moving slowly in the atmosphere. shower activity is moving into our area. this has to dissipate before the cold front can move in. it will be a slow process that will take unti

northwest to the southeast. so all of that clearing will be working its way down towards baltimore over the next couple of hours. so we expect improving conditions as we go through the morning. so a mixture of sunshine and clouds. keep a slight chance of rain showers in the forecast even this afternoon because the atmosphere is unstable. upper 60s and low 70s. the average high temperature is 71. if you're going to take the boat out it will be a good one. variable winds, 10 knots. you might see a few sprinkles. the bay water temperatures are now in the 60s. 61 at the thomas point light. as we head through the evening hours the sky will gradually clear. chilly tonight. a little fog will probably develop. the temperatures are going to drop back into the 40's. now, during the day tomorrow we'll start the workweek with nice weather. high pressure in control. but there's a lot of stuff happening around us. there's an area of low pressure off the new england coast tomorrow and rain out in the midwest. but right in between we should wind up with decent weather and that will be the case for the next several days. this is

hook at the split. 68 easton and they have had more sun 64 in baltimore and low 60s stretching back to the northwestover to the west even though there's thin spots in the mountain. we will play peek aboo sunshine a solid shelfed rain with the frontal bondry crossing the montins and break lame bit but reach us on wednesday. today a warm air. 82. and scattered showers and thunderstorms late through the day and this evening. here kim with traffic. >> reporter: we do have several incidents around the area. fortunately none major in baltimore city. however, the jfx southbound is going to be at a crawl between coldspring lane toward the north avenue exit looking live at northern parkway, stop and go. 50 westbound at route 19 #, one lane is open because of a serious accident route 32 rampclosed because of an overturned dumb struck and a crash at rifters and hooks lane. here charlieey with the morning news update. >>> baltimore judge denied a request to try to a 15-year-old girl charged with first-degree murder as a juvenile. she will be charged as an adult. artesia holt shot 44-year-old jose gonzales carae

northwest corner. outer loop traffic coming toward us is building a little. a nice ride from 795 all the way down. coming toward baltimorey and down to the fort mchenry, an easy ride at white marsh. let's get the latest on the . >>s and trains whispe the number 13 and 15 buses are running 15 minutes late. the 23 bus has a 30 minute delay. the 36 bus diverted at washington boulevard and monroe due to construction. metro subway and light rail on time. the penn line, camden line, and brunswick lines are on time. >> temperatures are in the low 40's in the northern suburbs, 44 3 in tontitown, 46 in edgewood. you need a light jacket, but not the umbrella. a couple of passing clouds this morning. we will see mostly sunny skies. much of the rain is in the northeast and new england. the storm that came through yesterday with the rain is now in new england. we have high pressure in kentucky and tennessee. that's close enough to produce a pretty tight pressure gradient and that means the wind will pick up after sunrise. it's going to be breezy today with temperatures below average. dressed for -- dress for winter. the temperatures

baltimore 47 with wind chills this morning down into the lower 40s in many areas. consider that as you get dressed. 47, mostly cloudy -- excuse me partly cloudy at reagan national with a northwestind at ten giving a winds chill of 42. nationally as you look at the satellite and radar, the thing we're noticing, this system in the middle of the country, this is our next shower maker for tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night with showers and even thunder from minneapolis back toward kansas, approaching kansas city. the storms from yesterday morning still plagueing parts of new england and new york state. for us high pressure builds in, no problems today. then tomorrow we watch this system, it's all quiet in the morning, maybe a few clouds early. and then as we go throughout the day, notice how the showers develop in the afternoon. by 8:00 still looking at showers. i wouldn't be surprised to see thunder. this will scoot out overnight friday night. part of the weekend will be looking dry. the next three days breakdown like this: today 60 degrees this afternoon -- you know what, not 60. we're going to be in the upper 60s, scoot past that. i don't think i updated that one. 67 this aftern

northwest, light snow in the cascades. and rockies. and the heat wave in the east continues. >> 95, baltimore, 93, atlanta, 90 in new orleans.ury, 60 in fargo. 65, billings. phoenix, 95. sacramento, 70. >>> a new restaurant is opening in southern california. it's not the menu everybody is talking about, it's how you order your meal. the restaurant is called stacked. it has an ipad on every table. you use the ipad to swipe your credit card and place your order. >> there is still a live human being to bring out the food. no robots involved here. so customers will know who to give their tip to of course. a concierge will roam the restaurant to make sure everyone is happy. have to wonder if the ipads will get covered with food. you see menus these days in restaurants? >> really greasy. >> kind of gross sometimes. >> exactly. can you kind of wipe those down? excellent point. >> sanitized. >> you have to wash your hand before you eat your meal. >> absolutely. >> pretty cool stuff. everyone, we'll be right back with more "world news now." ♪ give me some baloney, salami and ham ♪ some baloney, salami and ham ♪ hó ♪ >>> there you go.

northwest. light snow from the cascades to lake tahoe. >> near 60 in seattle. portland and boise. 67 in fargo. 72 in chicago. 77 in indianapolis. 70s here in new york, baltimore and from atlanta to new orleans. >>> this is a good way to celebrate another birthday. taking a page from the elder president bush. the california man marked his 85th birthday with a sky jump. >> yes, 85th birthday, jump out of a plane. he said that he's survived stints in world war ii and the korean war so why not jump out of a plane? >> unbelievable. i would die of fear in the plane before i had a chance to jump. joining him on the ride was his daughter, his pastor and his 92-year-old friend. they all landed safely as fellow church members watched and prayed for an easy and safe jump. >> yes, so he wasn't even the oldest. >> no. >> sky jumper in the whole ordeal. >> very cool. we'll be back, everyone with more of "world news now." e with more of "world news now." i'm just a piece of dust living at the corner of j and k, spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters get

rain in the pacific northwest. >> 58 in seattle. 60 in salt lake city and near 100 in phoenix. annapolis gets up 70 and detroit, 67. 83 here in new york. 90 in baltimoreff out of the persian gulf nation. over 40 yemenese have been killed and dozens wounded in clashes between supporters and opponents of the yemenese president. in addition to the american diplomats being sent to safety, the u.s. is also urging all americans in yemen to get out immediately. >>> in political news now, republican lawmakers say they're sticking with a plan to overhaul medicare despite a surprising election loss here in new york state. >> democrats managed to pick up a congressional seat in a strongly conservative district after the republican candidate backed out and, not backed out, backed a controversial medicare plan. karen travers is now joining us from washington with more on what is at stake. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, rob. good morning, peggy. this was a very big win for democrats in a very republican district. just a few weeks ago, it didn't seem likely that they would be able to flip the seat, but that was before congressman ryan's budget plan.

northwest. >> 60s from seattle to colorado springs. 64 in chicago. 71 in detroit. 80 in kansas city. near 90 from baltimorehere is a tornado that barreled through north minneapolis sunday. that's caused more than $160 million in damage. a curfew has been lifted but residents are still being kept out of the hardest hit parts of the city so crews can clean up there. one person was killed. dozens injured. hundreds remain in shelters after their homes were crushed. >>> the clean-up is well under way in la crosse, wisconsin, where a tornado roared through on sunday. that twister damaged at least 200 homes and businesses. one victim said it looked like the world was coming to an end. miraculously, no one was seriously hurt. >>> in other news this morning shipping traffic has resumed along a nine-mile stretch of the mississippi river. the coast guard shut it down at baton rouge after an accident caused three barges to sink. however, northbound traffic was allowed to resume yesterday afternoon. and southbound ships will be allowed to travel downriver once the backup has been cleared. >>> we could know by the end o

baltimore. and 90 in atlanta. 90 also in omaha. near 80 in chicago. and 83 in indianapolis. 60s in the pacific northwest.om sacramento to albuquerque. >>> this is a story that i say, myself, this is exactly what i would have done. a journalist's duty, of course, is to bear witness, but one reporter from indianapolis had to take some action. he came to the aid of a frantic mother duck and her 11 crying ducklings who were trapped inside of a storm drain. >> where you have to take your hat off to, even the duck moms, it's amazing. this guy pulled off his sleeves. pulled off the great climb down into the drain. ten of the ducklings were happy to be rescued but that 11th one in no hurry. the whole family was united. and in their thanks, they waddled away. see you later. check out that little one. ah! isn't that so sweet? you see the world is right again. even you like the ducklings. >> happy ending i can live with. good for those ducks. more "world news now" coming up after the break. "world news now" coming up after the break. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare c

northwest. and some snow in may in the cascades. >> hang on there. mild in the midwest with 60 degrees in the twin cities and 63 in kansas city. 74 degrees here in new york. 82 in baltimorew orleans. phoenix, it's a hot 90 degrees in salt lake city. 64 boise 58. >>> well, they claim it's most fun you can have in bed with your clothes on. >> that's right. don't worry, hang on, here we go. this year we're talking about the annual bed race in key west. it was a royal treat. kate and company stole the show with their duchess of cambridge theme. the team raced up the street with a somewhat masculine version of her majesty. she's buff for her majesty. check her out. she's got legs on her too. no prince william though, could not see him anywhere. lots of hats, though, i like it. >> entries included beds, made it looks like a giant chili pepper, a bowl and a supersize cheeseburger. they know how to party down there. >> that's good fun. i love that. sunny. it looks warm out there. >> i'll take it. >> bring it on. >> even with that busting looking kate. all right, back with more of "world news now." >> she was hot. >> yeah, all right. ♪ so every year my family throws this great re