in parkville. as we check out sun glare we're also looking at clouds trying to approach from the south. you may see a little of that milky white and starting to dim out some of that sun. clear visibility from our parkville middle school hd cam, highlighting some of the high thin clouds adding texture to the morning sky. they are at 64 degrees. look at the rest of baltimore county -- it's already warming up, 54 towson at ryderwood elementary school compared to 64 at edgemere elementary school. all of us will be warming up. yeah, we're looking at the satellite and radar composite highlighting the clouds trying to approach from the south. we'll be looking at clouds beginning to increase today. we're jumping out of the 50s. and going to only about 78 degrees for a two-degree guarantee, under mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. >>> 6: 31. here's kim. >> police did a good job cleaning up the tractor-trailer accident past wilkens avenue. all lanes reopened now and everything flowing freely. a little delay

parkville middle school, 65 degrees. we go downtown baltimore, you can see the clouds slipping off into the distance at 72. now check out the rest of the area. towson 57. 57 ellicott city. even back towards frederick. yet by the way it's 67 in edgemere. 65 in rock hall. big spread across the region this morning. we're going to go generally throughout the 60s to near 70 as we start off the morning hours, we're generally looking for sunny to partly cloudy skies today into the afternoon. our two-degree guarantee 85. let's see what is happening on the roads now with kim. >> thank you. traffic is looking good early on this

we're seeing them here on a time lapse camera from parkville middle school where the clouds did buildas the afternoon went on. the heating really caused a lot of the cumulus clouds to build up. that's also what causes the storms to build up going in towards this evening. so that's where that severe weather potential comes from. 86 right now from parkville middle school. it was a warm day there, reaching a high of 87 degrees. and winds have been light and out of the northwest at 2 miles an hour. so looking at the radar right now, as you can see, right around baltimore staying pretty dry right now. but off to the north seeing is some nasty weather up there. right now a lot of lightning strikes all through the southern pennsylvania area, from chambersburg, up to around york, a lot of wet weather. a lot of lightning strikes there. a severe weather potential as we have seen warnings up here all across southern pennsylvania. so if your in the york area, lancaster, you're seeing some wet weather. heavy downpours. small hail is going to be a potential with this storm as well, and many of the

. >>> the search is on tonight for a child rapist from parkville. authorities hope you're r you'll provide the tip that leads them to this man. he's this week's maryland's most wanted. >>reporter: 61-year old charles was convict of raping a child in october of last year. he was ordered to appear in court for his sentencing back in february, but authorities say he never showed up. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>reporter: he's 6-feet tall and weighs hundred 60 pounds. his last-known address is in garden avenue in parkville. >> we walks with a limp and sometimes using a cane. >>reporter: anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to call the fbi immediately at this number. as always, all tips are confidential. remember. if you provide any information leading to an arrest, you might be eligible for a cash reward. >>> for more information on sex offenders in your area, log on to our website, foxbaltimore.com and click on the sex-offender registry. >>> residents come together for a community clean-up. members of the washington

it happened at the woodcroft swimming club in parkville about three years ago, and right now that family's press conference is still under way here at the law office. >> we will see you in the morning. have a nice weekend? >> reporter: 18-year-old james becker wasn't always confined to this wheelchair. three years ago he was an athletic 15-year-old on summer break from archbishop curly high school when he and his mother decided to spend a hot afternoon at the pool. tragedy struck. >> i looked over and saw my son going up and down in the water. his head bobbing up and down and i dove under and pulled him out of the water. when he was pulled out of the water, no heartbeat, not breathing, nothing. >> reporter: when emergency crew got there they used ed a defibrillator to restart his heart. but critical minutes have stopped and his brain suffered damage. they are filing a $40. million lawsuit. they say that money will pay for extensive treatment for the rest of his life. >> we have had this case reviewed by multiple national aquatic safety experts throughout this country, as well as many, many

heavy commute on the top end of the beltway from calston to parkville. we have a disabled car at route 40. now as far as 95 in that white march area thankfully no significant break lightsful further up well is a crash in the northbound lanes. >> candice, several baltimore police officers accused in the hit and run of a teenager witnesses say it was not an accident. we have the late. keith what can you tell us? >> reporter: we learned 3 officerses are involved in this case the alleged victim is a 17 year old 20012 boxing hopeful. dion johnson says he just returned from boxing training when the incident happened. he was sitting on a dirt bike talking to friends when he says suddenly 3 officers in an unmarked police car intensionally slammed their vehicle into the bike. the impact tossed johnson to the ground. it happened tuesday night at 9 o'clock near the curb at mowser and pennsylvania avenue. witnesses say the officers slowed down, looked to see if johnson was off the bike, then kept going. the attorney and police are talking about the alleged hit and r

parkville, maryland at the bob davidson ford lincoln mercury and we're quiet on that section of the beltway right now. it's showing up on the hd cam at 61 degrees. we take a look at ranging from the yourer 50s to low 60s. 76 lunchtime with a partly cloudy sky. a mezzant 80 degrees. 5533. -- it's 5:33. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> reporter: not a lot but things are running smoothly between white marsh boulevard and loch raven boulevard. we have overnight construction projects. the first will not wrap up any time soon. if you take route 160, the inner ramp remains closed because of the sinkhole. south bound 95 at the 895 split, the left lane is closed for construction. taking a look now at the west side of the outer loop at liberty road, things will be running smoothly past route 70. this is brought to you by wpoc, baltimoreous country for the workday. kelly, back to you. >>> in sush urban philadelphia, it is the center of a downright ugly lesson in intolerance. the controversy stems from the private swim club revoking memberships in what some are calling a racially charged inc

. >>> the former owner of a sports bar in parkville is missing leaving behind lots of debt and confusedtors. in court documents, three banks say he used nonexistent life insurance policies to get millions in loans. creditors say he owes nearly $42 million. he failed to show up for a hearing to consider his creditors' petition to force him into bankruptcy. >>> the pope is in the hospital after slipping and falling during his vacation in thalps. alps -- the alps. >>> the hotel in djakarta is hit with the ritz-carlton and the marriott. two new zealanders died. 13 others were hurt. djakarta's police chief says the suspected bombers were guests at the marriott. the marriott hotel was attacked in 2003, but it's been more than three years since a major terrorist attack in indonesia. >>> the senate approved the most sweeping expansion of the federal hate crimes in decades. it now includes people physically attacked because of gender, sexual orientation, or disability. the violence relates to a person's race, color, religion or national origin. >>> president obama was in town to address the memb

volume looking at 5 minute commute right now and it does get a bit heavier as usual moving heading to parkville on the inner loop lanes. on 95 through the white marsh vicinity definitely packing the cars in in south and northbound lanes but no significant delay to talk about. we'll take that for an evening ride. as for your average speed time we are looking at 56 miles per hour on 95 moving through the white marsh vicinity. 48 on the jfx not doing too bad up to 6 naive. that's a look at the evening travels jennifer back to you. >> summer heat is on. it is going to stick around for awhile. vytas will be here in a minute to tell us when we get some relief. >> i did notice that they hadn't used the shoulder to try to barge in. >>reporter: it's the call that led to the controversial arrest of a harvard professor. up next. what wasn't said that could shed light on the case. >> coming up. is a nursing school actually a fraud? school actually a fraud? we tell you what the state has crest whitestrips has created a strip so revolutionary... you can use it while you do just about anything. it molds bette

looking outside now we have warmed up especially in parkville, parkville middle school where we're seeing temperatures in the low 70s already. winds light and no rain across the area today. we'll see clouds start to build up a little more by this afternoon. so that will keep us cooler than average. rather than the mid to upper 80s we'll be in the upper 70s and low 80s by later on today. overnight tonight dropping down to cool temperatures again though not as cool as tonight's. we do have warmer weather on the way as well as a little bit of rain in the forecast. more on that coming up in my full forecast. >>> have you looked at airfais recently? they are heading south. summer travel is at its weakest level in years and airlines are nervously looking to the fall. the airlines have just started offering some of the cheapest ticket prices in years. there have been some eye-catching deals that airlines are hoping you can't pass up. yesterday, southwest was offering one-way fares for as low as $30 for short hops such as boise and as little as $90 for longer flights say from new orleans to chica

that is parkville middle school.s like we've got high thin clouds beginning to stroll in currently 63. 50s on the north side. churchville 58. 55 westminster and frederick. by the bay, 64 edgemere and 64 chestertown. essentially, though, we're looking at 58 at bwi marshall. that was at the top of the hour. we got to wait another 10 minutes to get the official update and see if we get close to the record of 54. it's 64 back towards philly. a sign of milder temperatures to our south. mid-60s and 70s with the cloud cover in southeast virginia. essentially we're going to have the clouds build back in. we have an easterly wind that would pile in more moisture. that is why sky will turn from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy this afternoon. halting our progress with temperatures stuck in the 70s. showers back into the mountains. we should stay dry, just a stray shower possible as we head on in through tomorrow. overall, it will be comfortable today but cool by july standards. our two-degree guarantee on the low end at 78 degree

that does continue heading all the way through parkville and eventually up to 95 and that is because of an accident yet another one on the inner loop lanes this at eastern boulevard. that's a look at the very miserable friday evening commute jeff back to you. >> all right thanks so much. >> largest free art festival in the nation is now under way. mile an hour an take live at art escape in mountain royal. >> kind of a soggy start to this year art escape. you know, this is typically they complain about the hotness i hear a but now it's kind of wet. but as you can see behind me it doesn't appear to be bothering folks. they are coming down with their umbrellas in hand to enjoy this year festival. as you know the artscape is america largest free art festival but to keep it that way in this economy organizers say they did have to cut back their budget by about 200,000 dollars. that mostly means they also had to cut the number of national acts performing this year but they are keeping the level of entertain many the same by bringing in more local entertainers. in the past we have had natio

high clouds rolling back in where we've had clearing overnight. 76 degrees, a steamy start there parkville. we'll hop over to harford county where we have ourselves a harford county fair coming up. >> love that fair. love that fair. >> look at this. 74 bel air, fallston 74 and 76 in harve are degrace -- harver -- havre de grace. we are expecationing clouds to roll in, in your direction. bel air in the middle, expect the chance of severe storms through this afternoon and evening with our two degree guaranteed high of 65. let's go back to the roads. here's kim. >>> south bound 795 is wide open as you head towards the beltway. just have a couple of crashes to let you know about. route 175 and tamar drive. thinksburg, the lingering accident at route 140 in the final stages of being cleaned up. i will let you know when that gets cleared. this is the jfx at northern parkway, traffic is light. also as we check 95 southbound headed towards white marsh boulevard, no delays or incidents at this time. jamie and megan, back to you. >>> whoever came up with that cash for clunkers program, you are a gen

. >>> the former owner of the original steak house and sports theater here in parkville is missing opinion maybe behind millions of debt and confused creditors. he owned four restaurants here in maryland and virginia. in court documents, banks say he used nonexistent life insurance policies to get millions in loans. creditors say he owns nearly $42 million. he failed to show up for a hearing to consider his creditor's position to force him into bankruptcy. a nonprofit organization has been established in the memory of an aide to d.c. councilman jack evans. the foundation for excellence and government is named for 30- year-old desi deshane. he drawned this week in baltimore at the inner harbor. craig max is a friend of deshane and founded the organization. the foundation's gonna focus on research and public policy initiatives promoting best practices in government and public service. >>> u.s. customs officials say agents at dwi thurgood marshall have seized a soap encrusted severed bird's head from the luggage of a person coming from nigeria. a few months ago, another soapy bird's head was

i want to talk about the heat. 81 churchville and 85 parkville. ellicott city, that might be in the sun or under the influence of early heating directly on the thermometer but -- we contrast that with 73 westminster. doesn't make much sense to have that big of a spread. but we're pushing through the 70s into the lower 80s. more humidity around and like yesterday firing up storms. some came in after dark. we had a storm come through carroll and baltimore county, dumping 2/3 inch of rain and that's why some of them had fog. again, mainly haze around now. pull it back a little wider, eastern seaboard, most of the action off the coast. we're looking out across the deep south. if you can see this on the wide screen set, there's a wave of low pressure that is going to ride up from the lower mississippi valley, act on some of the heat and humidity and make it really stormy across the deep south today. that is going to spread our way as we head in through tomorrow. forecast model indicating we play have an -- may have an isolated storm pop up in the after

and then we'll watch the sun come up which it's already doing so let's switch it over and show you parkvilleiddle school, 64 degrees. 66 to get that orange glow over the eastern sky and mostly clear in catonsville. jump to 77 by lunchtime. two-degree guarantee 82 with a few clouds mixed in this afternoon. a beautiful day in store. 5:40. let's see what is happening on the roads, here's kim. >> as you make your way southbound on 95 headed to the fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza, you're not going to have any delays or problems at this time. however, we're still dealing with the road closure, that is marriottsville road at the howard county/carroll county line, between drivers road and henrington road because of down power lines. police on scene. expect a detour there. they are wrapping up the construction project at the harbor tunnel but the southbound tube does remain closed, two-way traffic gets by on the northbound side. in westminster, route 428 at leistert church road, closed because of a bad car accident. u till crews on scene because of -- utility crews on scene because of downed power lin

we have mostly clear skies, at least at parkville middle at 71 degrees. it's 7 3 in downtown baltimore and mostly cloudy skies after storms rolled through last night. we back up to 12:30, you can see how we've had showers dotting across the bay. kent, cecil county, those actually came through the north and west side during the evening hours. we had a chance to get a little bit wet after most of the storms yesterday afternoon. we're confined to around the bay and eastern shore. we have some this morning but look at the bright clouds trying to push in from the west side. we manage to lose that sun at some point during the morning commute but we'll call it partly sunny this morning and then build up the clouds with a chance of thunderstorms again this afternoon. the chance about 30% and looking for a high temperature, or two-degree guarantee of 89. the chance of rain may actually go up overnight. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> 6:30. here's kim with a check of the roads. >> thank you. did you hear that? that's how quiet traffic is this morning as w

we have 65, a few high thin clouds mixing in at parkville middle school. still 57 westminster and towson. by the bay, 68. edgemere 71. in annapolis, clouds sliding through annapolis, you're probably blocking out the sun this morning around the mid-portion of the bay but the sun will come out and will mix in afternoon clouds with our two-degree guarantee of 85. back to the roads at 6:30. here's kim. >>> 95 southbound running smoothly as you approach whitemarsh boulevard through to about the 695/895 split and down to the fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza, no problems to let you know about. however, downtown we have road closures starting at 7:00 a.m., that is because of artscape. mount royal to be closed between charles street and north avenue. cathedral street closed between preston and mount royal. golden ring road, there is a watermain break so use caution if that area. looking at 95 southbound through howard county, down through to about the capitol beltway, we have bright sun and traffic is flowing freely at this time. back to you. >>> 6:31. when was the l

he's trapped in his own body, and it all happened within minutes after a day at the pool and parkville turned into a nightmare. >> when he was pulled out of the water there was no heartbeat, he wasn't breathing, nothing. he was dead. >> reporter: his family has filed suit against drd pool management saying they did not properly monitor the pool, that lifeguards were not properly trained, and there was no automated external defibrillator. >> all the complications are a result of they didn't get his heart started for 15 to 20 minutes. >> in a properly equipped pool accidents like this should never ever happen. >> reporter: bill carrier represents pool management and denies that what happened to james was because of their anything he will generals. >> a 15-year-old boy who was underneath one of the lifeguard clarence, the lifeguard was watching him, had a heart attack in the pool. immediately pulled the kid out of the pool, and started cpr. he did survive. in fact, you can make a strong argumenting that they saved his life. >> reporter: this is james before the near drowning. his family s

turning out at the barn in parkville to watch the televised memorial service, fans expressed mixed emotions about the former ravens player, his life and death. the 36-year-old was shot and killed last week. police say his 20-year-old girlfriend pulled the trigger then turned the gun on herself. many say his personal mistakes can't take way from his -- cannot take away from his professional success. >> it's a lot of money and greed, professional sports, and when you are consumed by that stuff, the results aren't good. >> you have all of the money, the cars and things like that so if it can happen to them, it can happen to anybody. >> reporter: mcnair was 36 years old and leaves behind a wif and four children. >>> an emotional tribute in nashville as family, friends and fans turned out to pay their respects to mcnair. an estimated 4500 people turned out last night. the service celebrated his life and legacy including his work for charity, tots and football camps each summer that helped thousands of underprivileged children. a former teammate spoke directly to mcnair's sons letting them know t

also in cockeysville and churchville. 73 parkville. on the bottom side of the beltway, 73 glen burnie. we're clear now on maryland's most powerful doppler radar but a partly sunny sky will give way to just an isolated storm this afternoon. 89 is going to come with some sticky humidity and it's going to feel warmer than that but we'll actually increase our chance of rain as we head through tomorrow. >>> 6:00 a.m. if you have not heard yet, it's kim brown's birthday. >> thank you. traffic lights still out in the baltimore county area, probably from yesterday's storms. you can expect to see the lights not working at the baltimore national pike and the intersection at ingleside avenue. franklin avenue and church street and west padonia road and broad avenue, traffic lights not working, treat it as a four-way stop. and jumpers hole road and route 2 in pasadena, that accident cleared. no problems on the beltway's top side through the timonium area down through to about towson. here on the east side of the outer loop no problems to let you kn

to hold the humidity down, may also provide a few clouds mick mixing in during the afternoon. 65 parkville middle school, also a bit of a gusty breeze. officially 62 in baltimore. that is coming off of yesterday's high of 88. yesterday, warmest day of the week, now we settle back with the below normal pattern. the source of air coming from pennsylvania. they are in the lower 50s. cool weather will follow. as we have just a few clouds mixed in we're essentially calling it a mostly sunny to partly cloudy afternoon with the two-degree guarantee of 82 degrees but it just will be pleasant and that breeze at 5 to 15 miles per hour. tonight we'll settle back down into the upper 50s. low to mid-60s downtown and by the bay. we are looking for temperatures to hold at 80 degrees thursday and friday with spotty showers possible in towards the weekend. we're checking out a warm-up to 85 saturday. still the chance of thunderstorms. >>> 6:45. let's go to the roads with kim. >> volume remains light and traffic running smoothly around the the beltway, the tunnels and the jfx. however, in the counties, stil

let's take you out to parkville. we are looking at the bob davidson ford lincoln mercury camera.oks all quiet around the beltway this morning. we have clear skies which means there will be sun glare to be had. summit ridge in mount airy, clear skies. 58 degrees. now nearby, sections of carroll county with thick fog and there's a dense fog advisory from carroll to fredrick county westbound. they are at 54 westminster. westminster back to up 55. 59 eldersburg. around the beltway, 65 in towson. across the bay to rock haul. south of rock hall, clouds across the lower eastern shore. for most of us, patchy fog gives way to a mostly sunny morning and two-degree guarantee of 85. back to the roads with kim. >> thank you. traffic is mostly quiet around the area as we check the major roads. a couple of smaller incidents. we do have a disabled vehicle 95 southbound, between the beltway and the kenwood avenue overpass. also in fredrick county, in smithfield, route 17 at martin road closed in both directions because of debris in the roadway. looking you now at 95 southbound from howard county

we're dry on the top side of the beltway by the bob davidson ford lincoln mercury in parkville but we're generally looking at, again, patchy fog this morning, upper 60s, to our two-degree guaranteed high of 86 degrees. i've thrown in the 20% chance of a thundershower which means 80% chance it stays dry. i would still take the umbrella in case. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> we're still working the disabled vehicle at 95 northbound about at the pulaski highway area. watch for that. also a crash in harford county, that is going to be pulaski highway at bada boulevard. good news, that earlier crash at the 895 split has been cleared, west side of the beltway, no problems from liberty road down to about security boulevard. and on the east side between whitemarsh boulevard and harford road traffic is flowing freely at this time. back to you. >>> 6:31. president barack obama is trying to stay in front of this mounting debate on the health care reform. >> tonight on abc2 he's going to discuss the massive overhaul during a primetime news conference. sherrie johnson joins

into the next, say half-hour, over perry hall and whitemarsh, they will get a little wet. 75 nearby parkville69 cockeysville and westminster. a muggy 74 with rain in glen burnie and stevensville. we average near 70 this morning. basically cities south and east, the best chance of rain this morning. more showers and storms after 3:00 this afternoon. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> you have a smooth ride on 95 southbound from the harford county line through to about the 695/895 split. however, we're still working that crash 70 eastbound at route 32, police still on scene for that. also have downed trees and power lines all throughout the area. park heights avenue closed between greenspring valley and walnut. expect that to remain closed all morning long. honeygo boulevard at eastbound whitemarsh boulevard, closed to are a major crash there. in owings mills, reisterstown road and south tollgate lane, traffic lights out. expect that to be a four-way stop sign when you get there. 695 at the bw parkway, no problems to report at this time. traffic is flowing freely. back to

. >> the former owner of the original steak house and sports heater in parkville has apparently gone missing, leaving behind millions of dollars in debts and confused creditors. osama el atari owned four of the restaurants in maryland and virginia. in court documents, banks say he used nonexistent life insurance policies to get millions in loans. creditors say he owes nearly $42 million. el atari failed to show up for a hearing to consider his creditors' petition to force him into bankruptcy. >>> and now for a look at tonight's top stories, a former baltimore city police officer has been charged with attempted murder. police say 59-year-old daniel marshall shot a man during an argument. the sykesville man is charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault, reckless endangerment, and handgun crimes. marshall was a city police officer from 1976 until 1986. he left the force because of an injury. >>> baltimore police have arrested three men in connection with last month's shooting at the 700 club on pulaski highway. but tonight a female suspect is still on the loose. the victim was

i want to show you what it looks like on the top side of the beltway from parkville middle school, 65. also clear with our hd cam. you can see even ocean city showing up, the view there with a little bit of haze on the shoreline. they are currently at 68. overall, across our fine state, in pretty good shape with mostly sunny skies, turning partly cloudy, even a chance of a thundershower this afternoon. that chance of a thundershower basically north of baltimore with the cold front slipping through the region. 87 is our two-degree guarantee. that 87 is actually a normal mark for this date but will be the warmest day of the week because we'll cool back as soon as tomorrow and thursday, and friday. more on that coming up. >>> 6:00. here's kim with the roads. >> thank you. we've got a fantastic start to the morning's rush hour. no problems to let you know about or accidents in the area. 83 southbound is running smoothly from the pennsylvania state line down through to about the beltway, jfx is clean from northern parkway to the city. no incidents on the beltway, east side between whitemar

it gets heavy on the top end of the beltway moving from overly toward parkville. there's one incident, a very serious accident, a deadly one in fact, it's going to shutdown honey go boulevard. 295 and hop on to the beltway instead. that's a look at morning commute. patrice back to you. >>> thank you, candace. still to come. they're back again. >> a lot has changed. >>> we have a sneak peek as the latest fashion furious dvd release coming up in the low down. >>> and next healthcare reform hits a critical deadline. the latest on the fa olay professional pro-x wrinkle protocol is as effective as the leading wrinkle prescription brand at reducing the look of wrinkles. that's because olay has teamed with a highly specialized group of dermatologists and created a wrinkle protocol that gives you the results of the leading wrinkle prescription brand, without a prescription. olay professional pro-x. this is a guarantee you're guaranteed to love. it can lift your mood, help rebuild muscle... and improve your concentration. tylenol pm works with your body to ease the aches a

we do have an accident in parkville that you need to know about. crews are just now on this scene. joppa road at oakley road. as a result of this, there's no lane closures, but you will find the flashing lights that will garner your attention to the region. headed on the beltway from the same area, we have a good crowd especially on the outer loop lanes especially on parkville. on 95, in baltimore county, right at whitemarsh boulevard, here it is, a lot of cars congregating there but no significant delays there headed on the southbound lanes, heading down toward washington -- toward 695 and then eventually toward washington d.c. now on 95 through rosedale, you will have a lot of company on the southbound lanes, heading down through and all the way up toward the city. the northbound lanes through the fort mchenry tunnel, so far so good and that's the same deal on the southbound direction. right now we're looking at a 7-minute commute. inside of the city, though, there's a crash and in fact, this is a new one. crews are just responding to scene as we speak. it's a madison street at e

winchester upper 60s. 83, a little patchy fog north of cold bottom road and up to the hereford zone. 73 parkville, also towards glen burnie. stevensville currently 75. we're currently dry on maryland's most powerful doppler radar and we remain that way most of the day. yesterday, i did say everyday this week there's the threat of a storm and there will be one today, isolated shower popping up this afternoon, mainly around the bay with our two-degree guarantee back up to about 89. it's 5:30. if you have not heard yet, it's kim's birthday. >> it is a national holiday. if you want to take a day off feel free. just kidding. we have traffic lights out around baltimore county. one at the baltimore national pike and ingleside avenue. another light out franken boulevard and church road. and cockeysville, west padonia road and broad avenue, traffic lights remain out. treat that as a four-way stop. good news in pasadena. that earlier crash at jumpers hole road and route 2 has been cleared. 8 -- 83, pretty smooth from the mount carmel road area to the city. no problems to let you know about between northern

on the top end of the beltway, we are still packing them in from parkville heading toward towson andad not looking bad. you don't need to take an alternate route, just be aware that they're not working and use extra caution. up toward greenspring avenue, we're clocking in at a 5 minute chute. so really month mishaps -- no hiss happens tmishaps to talk a. smooth sailing there on both the inner loop lanes and the inner loop direction heading toward 795. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, and megan, back to you. >>> thank you, candace. >>> still ahead, he is serving up a smack down. wrestler krk zm punk joins bestselling author. her teachings are heard all over the world every single day. she has overcome horrible abuse yet discovered how to forgive and now, she's coming your way. joyce meyer -- her no-nonsense approach to everyday issues has made her one of the most sought-after speakers in the world today. don't miss out on this unique opportunity to see joyce meyer live. for more information visit us online at joycemeyer.org or call toll free: 1-866-see-joyce. from our of

dropped much rain locally but let's take you back towards maryland's most powerful doppler radar, parkvilleng like it's mighty quiet. we're going to pull back and show you around the beltway. then we'll take you down towards the south because it appears as if we've had showers pushing our way towards the lower eastern shore and out towards the beaches. we've had it through salisbury and delaware and maryland beaches are getting the rain this morning. the atmosphere is primed, we could have showers trying to pop up late morning through early afternoon. otherwise we'll see the sun pop back out

. >> reporter: in parkville, roosevelt leftwich. >> as you soak in the new details on the latest gm, what do you think? are you more likely to buy a gm car now that the company has a new focus? go to our. >>> coming back for more. aig is asking the federal government to approve bonuses for its executives. you may have been one of the millions outraged earlier this year over plans to give nearly half a billion dollars in bonuses to top employees just after the federal government build a out the company with $180 billion. >> keep in mind, those millions of dollars of bonuses are coming out of the people that are watching this show right now, coming out of their stock portfolios, coming from their kids' savings that they're supposed to have for them to send to school in september. no. the american people have got to be vigilant. this is our watch. and we've got to say to aig no. >> reportedly, aig is not required to get the government's blessing on the bonuses since the payments are for 2008 contracts. but sources say executives are reluctant to hand them out without official approval.

. >> good luck to the parkville up thisser under 12 year old girl softball team headed off to representur area in the mid atlanta regional championships. thuppedzer has a record of 27- 2. best of luck to them. map we'll be right back. >>> tonight the hit drama csi new york, followed by eye witness news at 11:00. he is 80 years old and named rocket, he is on the move except he doesn't move very fast. rocket didn't care for the red carpet as he entered his new home at the tulsa zoo, the 600- pounder outgrew his oldest place in wichita. he is the largest in north america. back at 11:00, i'm vic carter. >> for bob and mark i'm denise koch, thank you for watching eye witness news and wjz13, maryland's news station. more ahead on the cbs evening news with katie couric. america. young girls, many from middle-class families, drawn into prostitution in alarming numbers. it's a dark day for the earth as the moon steals the spotlight from the sun. >> couric: good evening, everyone, you may have forgotten about it, but the h1n1 flu virus has not gone away. in fact, it's expected to make a rebound.

another in parkville. that one already in the clearing stages, though. watch for a water main break in rosedale. that's blocking all westbound lanes at kern avenue. and some closures downtown already forart scape, which is going on next weekend. some of the roads affected are mount royal avenue, and east preston. as far as delays go, as i mentioned, we don't really have any -- only place we're not at complete full speed is going to be the top side of the beltway, between 95 and 83. but that's really only 5, 6 miles below the posted speed limit. there's a live look at the west side, looking good at wilkins avenue. no issues. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you've suffered a personal injury, call the cochran firm. or visit cochran firm.com for a free consultation. >>> wash worries. the alarming high number of slips and falls in bathtubs and the reasons why. >>> the controversy continues in pennsylvania, where a group of children are barred from a swim club, some say because of their race. >>> without a trace. the young girl mi

on the beltway, it's a slow go as usual on the outer loop lanes from parkville heading toward towson.he northbound lanes, it's right at 28th street. you will want to stick with charles street instead. a very lengthy commute in both direction 695 heading downtown a very hectic, 23-minute ride. of course, we do have the lane and road closures due to artscape festivities. those preparation right side shutting down of mount royal avenue. there's a complete list at the bottom of your screen. ask that preparation is taking place between president and light street. that's a look at morning commute. back to you. >>> still ahead, you don't have to go far to feel like you're a vacation. we have another great get away. >>> next she cha-chad her way into the national spot line. brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the verizon center for customers with disabil

stephen from parkville writes, universal health care is not worth it. longer waits for surgeries and such. look at canada. the health care system does need to be changed but universal health care will not work. we will have more of your responses tonight on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> big banks post earnings today. still making money. bank of america startled wall street saying it earned more than $2 billion in the second quarter. citigroup reports more than $4 billion these companies are still holding taxpayer bailout money. combined total of over $100 billion. >> well, the death of michael jackson is shedding light on the growing concern over prescription medication. latest in the probe shows the king of pop may have been targeting dentists to get his hand on pain medication. experts say the tactic begins with patients calling dentists complaining of pain, the dentist schedules an appointment, and gives them pain killers to tied them over. >> at the moment somebody hangs up the phone on me, i know they are literally going down the book, calling th

stephen from parkville writes. i would love to have a grand prix right here in baltimore.a racing fan, i think it would be great to have a racing event close to home. however, steve from baltimore city writes, the inner harbour is too dangerous now. a grand prix would bring in more undesirables. >> we will have more of your responses tonight on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> and part of general motors bankruptcy plan is to close dealerships but few of them are fighting it. now gm wants permission from the bankruptcy court to drop them. gm had about 6000 dealerships across the country. and plans to get rid of about 2000. they were offered buyout deals. 38 did not take the deal. and general motors said closing dealerships will save them money. >> oil prices fell for the 5th straight day. new government report is expected to show that fuel supplies grew as the recession cut demand. and fuel demand in june was down almost 6 percent compared to last year. crude oil hit a eight month high last week. >> the energy news helped to push the markets lower today. the dow dropped more

the incident happened about three years ago at the woodcroft swimming club in parkville. >> we'll see you in the morning. have a nice evening. >> reporter: 18-year-old james becker wasn't always confined to this wheelchair. three years ago, he was an athletic 15-year-old, on summer break from arch archbishop curly high school when he and his mother decided to spend a hot afternoon at the pool. tragedy struck. >> i looked over and saw my son with his head bobbing up and down. and i dove and pulled him out of the water. when he was pulled out, there was no heartbeat, he wasn't breathing, nothing. >> reporter: when the emergency crew got there, they used a defibrillator to restart his heart. but critical minutes passed. his brain suffered damage. now his family is filing a lawsuit against the swimming club. they say that money will provide for expensive medical treatment he will need for the rest of his life. >> we have had this case reviewed by multiple national aquatic safety experts throughout this country, as well as many, many world renowned physicians. all of them have come to the

sunshine, beautiful start at parkville middle school. the way. this is what we're missing in ocean city. that is nice. the beach is our blanket. great setup with a great updated image. south wind, currently 77 degrees at the airport. back across the delmarva and it's 75 in easton. 68 on the other side of the mountains of hagerstown. overalthough, there is sunshine but a band of clouds is trying to slip through a weak cold front is maybe going to ignite more clouds and maybe a stray thundershower this afternoon, especially north of baltimore. a warm day, 87 degrees but that is evenly near normal. we cool into the 60s tonight. tomorrow and thursday, highs much cooler, only near 80. >>> here's kim with the roads. >> we have building volume on 83 southbound but traffic appears to be moving smoothly at this time. we have a crash 97 northbound right at the beltway. another crash in the city, light street at east pratt street. bel air road and fitch avenue. that crash is just outside of the beltway. hazel street and monument, avoid it if possib

it happened at the woodcroft swim club in parkville back in 2006. james was revived but his injuries left him in a wheelchair and he cannot speak or eat. >> the last three years have been one word "hell." . >> james should have been starting college this year. instead he is living a life trapped in his own body. >> the cause of the current medical condition is the heart attack. it is not anything that the pool management company did, or the lifeguards did, or anything that they failed to do. >> well, the 40 million-dollar lawsuit is for the estimated costs of care for james for the rest of his life. >> the weather is to blame for two separate crashes in northwest baltimore this morning. both involving ambulances. one happened at madison avenue a car and med-act unit on the way to a call crashed at the intersection. and car and entrance collided at silver and greenspring avenues. ambulance crashed into a tree. the med-act was taking two people to sinai hospital at the time. everyone involved in both of the crashes is expected to be okay. >> it sure w

on the beltway, a pretty annoying ride on the outer loop lanes prosecut from parkville td towson.igley road and seminary avenue. stick with 83 instead. >>> while we have been texting our texting stills today -- testing our texting skills. we want to tell you that no matter how good you are on october 3rd it will be over; >> also not a good thing. the wardrobe malfunction seen around the world. we have the scoop of one swimmers swim suit split. >>> and it's definitely a day worth celebrating. take a look at that, cheese cake factory internet and phone for just $79.99 a month for the first six months. that's like getting all three amazing fios services for the price of two. and now get even faster internet speeds. plus, ask about our free wifi at thousands of hotspots nationwide. to get amazing tv, our fastest internet ever, and phone at this incredible low price, call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v today. >>> as far as holiday goes this is 1 of the sweeter ones. sweet your teeth into national cheese cake day. it's tomorrow and the cheese ca

as for the beltway, it's running heavy from towson toward parkville and up toward 95 as well.urse, we do have the new traffic pattern. it was there yesterday and it's still there today. it's nut deal. this is on southbound 95 at the 895 split. the exit to southbound 95 is on the right if you want it to stick on the right lanes. if you want it to get on 95, will you want it to stick to the left. no issues, just cars to contend with. right now we're looking at an 8-minute commute. on 295. traveling along 695, very light activity on the northbound lanes that is starting to stack up on the northbound side headed toward howard county. that's a look at the morning commute. patrice, back to you. >>> still head, r&b star chris brown is speaking out about the february assault against his former girlfriend. >>> i told rehan a countless times as i'm tell you today, that i'm truly sorry. >> we want to know what you think of chris brown's apology. it's the phone call of today. the phone lines are open at (410)481-4545. you can >>> i have told rehanna countless times that i'm truly sorry. w

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top end, nothing to annoy you heading down to parkville.you will have a lot of company on the outer lanes from overly down to the >> president obama is hosting a one of a kind meeting in the white house tonight. a harvard professor and the police officer who arrested him will get together for a beer in the white house. the arrest prompted a heated national debate on race relations. samantha hayes has the latest from washington. >> that's right patris. we are live with details on what people are calling the beer summit now here in the white house. here's what happened with the story. it got heated up when president obama in a press conference said he thought the cambridge police sergeant acted stupidly when he arrested harvard professor hen row gates. you remember the story. it goes back and forth. cambridge police sargient had one version of the story and gates had another version of the story and the whole thing got heated up with president obama's comments. he wants everybody to get together for a beer. the details that everybody wants to

winds are gusting up to 11 miles per hour muggy out there parkville like everywhere else and we have had shower pushing in toward the mountains and once they get east of hagerstown but what we look at here big storms north into north/central pa with wider radar and throw mid-80s and scorns around lunchtime and 2:00 or 3:00 some could be severe which peens a chance of large hail damaging wind even locally flooding rains and ice layed tornado with more coming up with the beach as well. >>> we start with what may be a scheme by department of motor vehicles for fraudulent lines to illegal immigrants. 200 were revoked in june after an employee was fired and now is under investigation but they won't say if the employee is on leave if they were issuing the licenses in question. >>> a crime spree in baltimore county targeting churches. in the past month eight have been burglarized in towsen, cockeysville and tim moneyion. they're now crime scene investigations and thieves broke in through windows to gain access. the only thing stole wanes 200 bucks at most. >> the other disheartening thing i

it doesn't appear to be a major one on parkville at east joppa at oakley road. meanwhile, everything running smoothly on the beltway with 11-minute drivetimes at full speed on the west side and top side. 95 at white marsh. no delays there either. this traffic report brought to you by the cochran firm. if you suffered a personal injury, visit the cochran firm or visit their web site. back over to you. >>> in the headlines, investigators are trying to determine if two teens found lying on the light rail tracks in baltimore county who later died were hit by a train or beaten to death. relatives say 17-year-old kyle wankmiller and connor preston left their homes riding their bikes. their family believes someone had beaten them, taken their bikes and dumped them on the tracks. >>> hundreds of gm employees will be heading back to work. the powertrain transition plant in white mare somebody reopening after being closed for eight weeks -- white marsh is reopening after being closed for eight weeks. >>> it was possibly a meteor. that is what some are saying shot across t

he is trapped in his own body and it all happened within minutes during a day at a pool in parkvilleightmare. >> he was pulled out of the water. there was no heartbeat. he wasn't breathing, nothing. he was dead and they pulled him out. >> reporter: his family filed suit against drd management that they did not monitor the pool, and that life guards were not trained and no external fibrillator. >> all the complications that they did not get his heart started. >> in a safeguarded pool, accidents like this should never happen. >> reporter: bill carrier represents pool manage and denies what happened to james was because of their negligence. >> a 15-year-old boy who was underneath the lifeguard chair, close to the lifeguard, had a heart attack in the pool. immediately pulled the kid out of the pool and started cpr. he did survive. you can make a strong argument that they saved his life. >> reporter: there is james before the near drowning. his family says the millions they are asking for will go toward expensive long-term medical care. >> you can imagine being inside and noting able to e

we have a mostly sunny sky in parkville, already up to 80. got the setup for today where we're sliding upwards through the 70s, we're expecting this afternoon to push us to a high of about 87 degrees. small chance of a shower or thunderstorm with that cold front but i think the best shot will be up near the pennsylvania line. if you're getting up towards philadelphia, traveling that jersey turnpike to new york or new england, better chance of those afternoon or evening storms. after that we will cool down so this will be the warmest day of the week. if you have not heard the forecast we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. >>> 9:37. did you clean it off? >> i think i ate my mustache. i'm trying -- it's still there. >>> still ahead on "good morning maryland" -- monitoring your bank statement. it's more and more important these days. more charges higher fees, can leave your account empty. how to avoid that. >>> plus, the government's cash for clunkers program geared to help you save but crooks are trying to cash in on it too. how to ke

we've got the haze and some, looks like hazy sunshine trying to come through that cloud deck now at parkville middle school. they are currently 74 degrees. we're look degree regional satellite and radar composite. looks like more clouds back to the west. also looks like these clouds coming up from the coast with a little break right here along the i-95 stretch and down to the south. we'll pull it up. you can see we need rain. we really do. a lot of people trying to root on rain. we have this system back across the midwest. looks like it's got a comma shape to it. we have this short wave in the atmosphere that will try to ride along the jet stream itself. we've got this dip in the jet stream, a pocket of cooler than normal temperatures. more of a pattern that we would expect in the middle of winter. a tropical disturbance or area in the north bahamas that may combine a quick-developing storm that some models are trying to build into a hybrid or maybe tropical system before it runs into new england in a hurry with heavy rain. we'll be on the edge of that. we should get hit with one of these sys