when the ground is as saturated and as quickly saturated as it was. that's why they always say when you're dealing with flash flood situations and heavy rains, things like this can happen because the ground gets so saturated, you get a heavy wind and then the trees are very vulnerable and this is what you have. i mean, that is -- that is an incredible situation and luckily, no one was in that upstairs area when that tree came crashing down. >> thank goodness. have you seen anybody out there this morning coming back to take a look? i mean, now that it's becoming light as day. i'm sure folks are anxious to get this tree out of their house. >> i know! this is going to -- this is going to be a big project. there's no doubt about that. i mean, they're going to have to come out here and figure out a safe way to get that out of the house without damaging it further. i mean, that is a major project they're going to be dealing with there. >> all right. thanks a lot, lowell for joining us. good pictures out there. well, one of the areas first hit by storms was

-- near saturation level of 90 to 100%.et the rotation aloft. get it down to the mid-level f we continue to see that rotation through the column, that's when we see a tornado. what we've seen today beside what we saw in carroll county and most of baltimore is the mid-rotation. we saw one on harbor cam, rotating wall cloud. that didn't collect fully to the ground. that's why we can't confirm tornadoes. assessing damage. so, again, we're still inside this part one of the system where the storms are lifting from south to north. here's the second part of the storm as it moves from east to west. this still could be a powerful punch as it moves through after 8:00, 9:00. 61, scattered showers and strong gusty thunderstorms. the best threat from now until 8:00, still a gusty thunderstorm potential and flash flooding. 75 for tomorrow your two-degree guarantee. so, again, the forecast look much better as we head into the weekend. the threat of an isolated storm on sunday. we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. all in all back to

the issue is clot saturation and maybe a legitimate one. -- slot saturation. >> millions of dollars for schools and teachers. >> upping the ante with tv dads. a coalition of labor making the case to bring a casino to prince george's county. >> but it will be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november create cracks his campaign style mailer is landing in voter mail boxes, urging voters to call legislators expressing opposition to ease the burden of more competition. >> give those facilities a chance to open, stabilize, look at the actual results and that only then consider an expansion in the state. >> merrill unlike open just three weeks ago and is already having a significant impact to its closest competitor north of baltimore city -- maryland live open to just three weeks ago. hollywood casino unsuccessfully tried to make the case that you cannot rely on projections. estimated revenues missed the mark by 50% in cecil and worcester county. that provided ocean downs $1.2 million to cover losses in horse racing. the company is prepared to invest $300 million int

very muggy with the dew point values running near 70 degrees near saturation. and again the heat and humidity combined that's why we have the excessive heat alerts. heat advisories and heat warnings. it spells out a heat indecks between 100 and 105 and there are a few clouds north and east of the area. that may be put the ki-bosh on temperatures rising too quickly but the temperatures will start to heat up. and look at the noontime hour at 89. going to 97 with the humiditywill feel like it's 105 and 90 degrees at 8:00. let's check on traffic and lauren it's going to get hot. >> reporter: well, unnoterly things are heat up on the roadways as well. heading out to the west side of the beltway, expect heavy delays as we look live at liberty road where there is a serious accident causing a major backup. outer loop going to be jammed all the way down towards edmonton. and as we look at the beltway in parkville at bel air road, it's much different story. no problems to report. it will be a relatively nice easy ride up towards 83. and once you get on to the jfx you are

what is the problem here in. >> in that whole meal, you have about -- of all of the fat, 40% is saturatednd you're back to the bad fat that leads to heart disease. >> and we contacted burger king today and they're disputing your findings, claiming the nutritional value listed in their report doesn't match theirs. any reason why? >> we're looking at a whole meal and i think they're thinking we're looking at just entrees which, is how they list their nutrition information for kids meals. >> and last is denny's build your own grand slam with egg whites, two slices of turkey bacon, hashbrowns and orange juice. what is the problem there? >> you have turkey bacon, a processed meat and closely linked to colorectal cancer and the american institute for cancer research recommends consuming zero process meats. we don't want to give carcinogenic food to kids. >> any positiveness here? anything the parents can look to as being healthy fast food choices? >> y and i think that parents should consider the source, the marketing source and if they think they're going to get something healthy, they need to

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we're hoping that by saturating this area releasing this composite that somebody will remember him from back in 1996. >> in july a man grabbed a woman walking here and dragged her into the woods and raped her. and now using dna evidence from the case, police have linked this crime to six other rapes and the rape and murder of christine merzan. >> no matter how sick you think you are, no matter how good you think things are, you have to have a certain amount of awareness. >> longtime residents remember that right off the path in palisades. she remembers seeing a suspicious man there in 1996. >> i walked down and he came up out of the woods. >> residents are reminded of what happened here in the late 1990's. in hopes of what they remember well lead to an arrest. >> maybe there is some linkage and they will find the person who did it. >> the rapist has not committed a crime since 1998. at least not that they know of. they do not know why and they do not know where he has been since then. they're hoping this will provide them with answers. >> coming up. why ryan zimmerman invited 1000 fans

this is not saturation. this is all wind-base. you have to have a sort of twisting of the wood for this to be an indicator of a torn it. correct me if i'm wrong. we can see that a lot of the damage -- high wind, lots of trees down, damage the homes. trees across roads, power lines down. >> not a great night. thank you so much for that report. right now, we are going to look at how traffic is doing just around the area. as you can imagine, it is friday, a quarter of 6:00, and things will not always be that great, but you are looking at i- 95 south. you can see how much water is on the road. >> i would guess that is at least a good half an inch of rain on that road. >> easily. >> here is a shot of i-95 ed green spring avenue, one of the heavier trouble portions during rush-hour, but it looks like things are moving as smoothly as they can. >> i think a lot of people decided to wait to go home, or they left early in advance of the storm. this is i-695 at maryland 44, and again, traffic moving really well. some water on the road, obvio

but it turns out that her crush on obama turned out to be just that nothing but a short lived and saturation amber is now singing a new tune. oh . that's right obama's so-called number one fan is telling the president to shape up or ship out this time around the obama girl isn't endorsing obama why not is she still an obama girl well amber herself drove me earlier for they answer all these questions take a look. i guess that will never kind of go away i guess for me i'm just not as excited as i was last time i think i make sense i mean last time i was singing and dancing about i'm on rooftops and in subways i mean i can't keep gone forever. but will you endorse him this time around. this time around i'm just not sure who i'm voting for i'm actually waiting to listen to more of the debates and kind of make my decision but even when i do make the decision i'm not sure i'm going to tell anybody just because this time around i'm not making videos so maybe it's no one's business maybe i'll keep it to myself this time but i'm not going to discredit him i think he's done a good job and i think whoe

also had in the last three years massive outreach on this program, so we think we have reached a saturation point for those businesses that were previously unaware of it. it's a program that allows you to retroactively get state income tax credits. once businesses are aware, they can look back and see if the have qualified expenditures or qualified hires. it is just anecdotal but we think we have reached a lot of businesses that we may see a smaller number as new businesses are eligible. with regards to america's cup, we have a proposed budget next year of $10 million, down from a 12 million we had originally budgeted this year. that number is proving to be in excess of what is needed to cover the america's cup city costs. when the board of supervisors was discussing the americas cup project in march, we do the budget was down to $10.9 million. costs are now projected to come in below $8.5 billion. next year we will be focused on implementing the america's cup at hosting events in august and october at we have executed a mou. our initial reimbursement is targeted before june 30 that we will

that by saturating this area, releasing this composite again, but someone will remember him. in july of 1996 a man grabs a macarthuring along boulevard, dragged her into the woods, and raped her. using dna evidence, police have six others crime to rapes and the rape and murder christine mirzayan and, all committed in the 1990's in montgomery county. >> no matter how good you think things are, you still have to a certain amount of awareness. longtime residents remember in palisades. linda says she remembers seeing suspicious man there in 1996. i walked down and he came up out of the woods. no residents are reminded of what happened in the late in hopes that what they remember will lead to an arrest. alad to new there's they will find the person. the potomac river rapist has committed a crime since least not that they know of. they don't know why and they been know where he has since then. hope this new link will provide them those answers. in palisades, horace homes, abc news. -- holmes. >> testimony continues monday in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. jurors heard fr

not happy, the cornish company that just opened a the live casino saying a sixth location of over saturate the market. supportsin o'malley this. as far as how this would affect the baltimore's proposed casino, he said it would not because of demographics. >> it would be in view of the nation's capital and monuments. they have different markets than the one in western maryland or the one done in ocean city. >> it will come down to a special session, which is rumored the governor will call for in mid july. if a referendum passes, it will come to the voters in november. in annapolis, lowell meltzer, wbal-tv 11 news >> now that students are home for summer, construction crews are using this time to create crucial school projects in baltimore county. tim tooten is live in the newsroom. >> there are almost 300 project on the drawing board from baltimore county. in number of them will be finished before the end of the summer. workers are putting the finishing touches on baltimore county's newest high school. george washington carver center for arts and technology in townsend. >> it is extremely b

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in fat t gets over 35% of its calories from fat and it gets 14% of those calories from bad fat or saturated fat. that is the fat that leads to heart disease, high cholesterol and some of of the diseases we see trickling down into the childhood population. >> next is the sonic junior burger with apples and apple juice. that is what compared to? >> we are comparing the soppic burger to eating twinkies because it is loaded with sugar. it has that caramel dipping sauce and sugar is an ingredient in the hamburger products so we don't want to see kids eating that much sugar either. >> burger king's hamburger meal with apples and milk. >> in that whole meal, of all the fat in that meal, 40% of it is saturate. you back to that bad fat that leads to heart disease. >> we contacted burger king today and they are disputing your findings. they claim the nutritional value listed in their report doesn't match theirs. any reason why? >> we looked at a whole meal. i think they might be thinking we're looking at just entrees. >> and last is denny's build your own grand slam with egg chits, two condoleezza ri

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it creates a world in which -- just saturated with meaningful encounter. and it seems to have been contagious because people have now left our event and they have left our world and they continued to do activities. they did not go to a festival and say their appetite. they came back and tried to change their world. that is why we are starting this burning man project. we think there is a law that we can do together. try it sometime. try living for eight days without buying, selling, listening to an ad, and tell yourself, disco to give things to people. see what that is like. it is quite remarkable, the effect it has. i could go on forever about this. it is quite a novelty. we do not say that you can live like that all the time, but going back to my original criticism of society. we are going to moderate the appetite of the consumer, which is going to destroy us. then we are born to have to try to find satisfaction in life that did not involve high levels of consumption. we think that kind of meditation will lead you to those things. of course, there is als

the question is whether we have saturated the market or not. on the unit costs, we continue to have some discussion. the chart that is out there is problematic in that it considers all water being equally value and that's not true. water in a wet year is not as valuable as a water -- as water in a dry year. i appreciate your comments and it will make it a rich discussion come the workshop. additional public comments? >> it does it make sense for water conservation to be part of this matrix? >> yes. we are happy to add it if you go back to the presentation trade what peter did not mention is we show the big effective conservation in 2035 on top of the already low water usage. we will cut demand by 24% total with all the conservation measures. we need to bring forward how we're going to do it. is a lot. >> that's an ambitious program and it would have to be. thank you for that clarification. it would have to be something above and beyond what we are planning to do. i ask the question whether we have less than anything on the table and the answer

about 120 millimeters of rain has fallen on already saturated ground, raising the fear of flooding and landslides. as for the highs, 31 degrees expected in hong kong with isolated showers. 31 degrees in taipei. up towards the north, 28 in seoul with cloudy conditions. all right. let's go over to the americas. ample moisture continues to flow in from the gulf of mexico, producing thundershowers across the gulf states. it looks like texas and much of the florida peninsula will remain unstable into thursday. the warm air is extending all the way up towards the north, clashing with cooler air from the north, producing thundershowers across much of the plains. conditions are quite severe in these green zones. and there is a tornado watch in effect across parts of nebraska, colorado, and wyoming. there is an area of snow across the northern rockies. that will move into british columbia. but as you can see, another system is moving in. that will produce another round of snow in the northern rockies. as for the highs, still on the chilly side in vancouver. 16 degrees for your daytime high on y

the aim is to limit exposure to foodd high in calories, saturated fat, sodium and sugar.te house says children see one-point-six-billiin dollars' worth of food anddbeverage ads every ear, and many are for high-calorie foods. first lady michelle obaaa calls the move a step ii the righh direction. shh announced the initiative with disney c-e-o bob iger. i'm ttrilled that over the next couple of years, when our kids tuue into oor favorite shows on the disney channels or ttey log onto the disney website, they will no longer pe bommardee with unheallhy messages during those commercial breaks. instead they willl ee ads for foods that we mighttactually want them to eat. while many agree it's a good start, critics say this doesn't mean only fruits and vegetables will be won't see commmrcials for the worst nutritional offenders. disney will also sllsh the amount of sodium in meals at its theme parks. i'm alison a woman sues the mann who gave her an s-t-d... and wi! awarded...and how long the jury deliberated ... before bringing bacc the guilty verdic. &pverdict. [ mom ] to me, che

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some witsay it would over sature the market. the governor disagrees. >> the one that would be in view of the nation's capital and monuments, they have different markets than the one in western maryland or the one in ocean city. >> there are still a few hoops to jump through before it can become a reality like lowering the tax rate. the 22-year-old man is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend's daughter. it is a story we brought to you last week. police have identified the suspect as thomas. according to documents, he should the child -- shooke the child so violently she suffered a seizure. we have learned there were visible bruises on the baby's body. she died at the university of maryland medical center. the prosecution is set up to wrap up the case in the trial and jerry sandusky. that means his defense is preparing. we have the latest from pennsylvania. >> jerry sandusky arrived at the courthouse this morning knowing the time to tell his story is fast approaching. the defense tried to get charges dr

. -- saturate the market in maryland. >> you would create a lot of weak competitors. we think the market cannot bear another mega-casino in prince george's county. >> there will be a vip party, and the doors open at 10:00 and thousands are expected to be here. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> according to the lottery commission, at maryland's two existing casinos raked in $14 million in may. tuesday, advocates for a casino site in prince george's county submitted an analysis supporting the addition of the location that allows table games. just days ago, the operator of maryland live asked the governor's gambling work group to wait until all the casinos are up and running before making a decision. annapolis police have released surveillance video of a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman last month. this man attacked a 21-year-old woman in the early hours of may 19. it happened at the 100 block of the duke of gloucester street. she was able to fight off the attacker and flee on foot. if you know this man, call annapolis police at the number on your screen

in the last 24 hours you have seen about 89 mm per hour in a similar location on top of already saturated grounds. this is going to start to work its way off towards the northeast. it will be affecting tokyo on your wednesday and thursday and going into your friday bringing rainfall with it, as well. farther off towards the north you are still under extreme south. high temperatures up to 33 on thursday. tokyo at 34. manila a high of 31. in the americas debby is finally starting to get a move on here. currently it is a tropical depression. reports across much of northern florida. 350 mm of rainfall recorded there in jacksonville. this is the second highest rainfall total in this area been recorded over a span. good news, though, much better weather will start from the west here. he is also coming in with high pressure. out towards the rockies dry weather in colorado springs there has been a fire blazing there forcing people to be evacuated. hot and dry weather there in denver with a high of 36. oklahoma city getting up to 31. look at phoenix at 44 and washington dc and atlanta you are not

petersburg, just one of many neighborhoods in the state, saturated by debby's torrential rain.ch flooding, president obama promised there will be no unmet needs. it's now been downgraded thankfully to a tropical depression. debby is taking its rain-soaked path toward the atlantic. more from abc's meteorologist, ginger zee. >> reporter: debby is the disaster by a million raindrops type of storm. drop by menacing drop. threatening dennis duke's doorstep. >> they come back in big trucks and flood the house in waves. and right now the house is dry. when the waves come they go in the front door. >> reporter: desperately trying to stop the big trucks in his little boat, dennis says it doesn't have to be this way. >> i feel -- discarded. that's what i feel. feel discarded. because see, if i had eight, ten sandbags the house wouldn't flood. >> reporter: we called the live oak fire department. >> we heard you might be able to help? >> reporter: they said they had been overwhelmed by calls, people's safety their priority. but they would do their best to get to dennis and his neighbors. p

you see the clouds rolling in saturating the inland areas. ample sunshine but between now and then we will have the temperatures dipping into the '40's. 46 in santa rosa. 53 in mountain view and the upper 40's in livermore. we have been unseasonably cool due to the area of low pressure against the pacific northwest billing cooler air mass into the bay area. now is finally lifting out with warmer days ahead as high pressure builds in. '50s and '60s at the beaches. 79 degrees outside morgan hill. the outside number to the north will be 79 degrees in sonoma. there is the extended forecast with a dry weather pattern. cooler on the weekend. a little bit of everything this week. >> children with known food allergies are having serious allergic reactions that alarming rate. common mistakes triggering the reactions >> lack of vitamin d could be affecting your waistline. research has found that women, especially older women, do not get enough vitamin d. now a study by kaiser permanente shows that women with lower vitamin d gained weight. it is found i

what we think happened here is the ground became saturated with water last night from those heavy rains and then a good gust of wind, maybe 50, 70, 80 miles an hour knocked that tree through the house. usually when you're dealing with tornadoes, you think about more damage than just a downed tree like we're dealing with here. there would be other damage, a lot of limbs down in the area. maybe shingles ripped off roofs but because this was an isolated situation here, we think maybe this had more to do with some heavy winds and rain rather than a tornado but we should point out that an ef-1 tornado and as they're sawing here because this truck is actually stuck because they can't get through here, an ef-1 tornado has maximum winds of 94 miles an hour and capable of uprooting trees but again, when you're dealing with tornado damage, you're dealing with much more than just one tree falling through a house. certainly a lot of the damage we saw in carroll county and harford county was more consistent of that -- of a tornado. very quickly, i did get some information from the national weather s

at some point, too. >> do you have saturation too.states in which the decision is really going to be made, i don't believe that they're going to be able to spend enough money to achieve that. what i'm more concerned about is not the obama race on the money side. it is the senate and the house. those campaigns don't have the -- in all cases don't necessarily have the attractive quality candidate, they don't have a national media attention they don't have the organized group of supporters and grassroots participation. money can destroy them. >> i so love having you on our show. thank you so much mr. mayor for joining us again inside "the war room," delightful always. coming up, if you want to find out what bain capital is really all about, you're going to want to stick around for my interview with a bain former managing director. all of that and much more right here inside "the war room." we'll be right back. lives to for this country nearly 70 years ago. [ nervous ] i hope no one recognizes us... you...you think these disguises will...

the ground is saturated. we're trying to keep people safe. >> reporter: the state of florida is in a state of emergency and tens of thousands of people are without power. portions of i-10 in north florida are closed. >> doug kammerer now with all the incredible rainfall in florida. >> it is incredible. this is a slow-moving storm system. it has been sitting out here in the northern gulf of mexico inundating florida with all of this rain. now the storm finally moving across the peninsula and should exit into the atlantic by this time tomorrow. jacksonville, florida was hit hard today. you can see the center coming across shore and down to the south and east. this is a tropical depression and it should move out into the open waters of the atlantic very, very soon. but look at the numbers. a lot of colors on the map. one thing to know for sure this area of white is over a foot of rain in the last 48 hours including this estimate of 16.2 inches. this is interstate 10 where they have many closures along the inters

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from the southern japanese islands or taiwan so we'll see ongoing heavy rain in land that's already saturated. okinawa maybe seeing 120 to 150 millimeters of rain in a 24-hour period from this system. in some parts of okinawa, reports of 100 millimeters in the space of three hours. so very short time heavy rain. the potential for strong gusts which will bring those waves up as well. back in towards southern china, the same front could actually produce 250 millimeters of rain in the space of 24 hours. so we're talking very significant totals here. the southwest monsoon has really got going in some parts. it's quite slow moving up the indian peninsula at the moment. it has been bringing plenty of moisture into the eastern bay of bengal. northeastern india, bangladesh, myanmar continuing to see heavy downpours. we'll see thunderstorms targeting northern vietnam. here are your temperatures. you can see a lot of heat spreading into beijing. 29 here. you see oranges toward the east of china. 15 in ulan bator. a little on the chilly side. tokyo 19 as well with rain coming in this morning, we're goin

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