this is a live view from skyteam 11 up above this water main break. we'll continue to monitor these closures in the city. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story is the water main break and it could be days before the break is fixed. drivers are urged to take an alternate route to avoid any delays. >> let's take another live look at the scene. there is the problem right now. a huge hole in the middle of the roadway. kim dacey has more. >> skyteam 11 is above us. we will give you the street view. this is at redwood and light street and the road has buckled. they are not allowing pedestrians to walk on that side of the sidewalk. we are expecting big delays during the morning commute. the water main broke yesterday at the worst possible time. during the evening rush hour. the water main was built in the 1890's and most likely deteriorated because of its old age. seven businesses were impacted because of the break. the affects on the road may be since the longer versu asphalt began buckling. >> you have water gushing under the asphalt and

here's a look at side from skyteam 11. temperatures are in the upper 80's @ lo 90's. >> when it comes to funding decisions, one of the most powerful people in the city government cannot legally or ethically vote. jack young is fighting to get his boat back. -- vote back. a surprising find where of forest fire forced evacuations. forest fire forced evacuations. forest fire forced evacuations. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> president obama, mitt romney, and their supporters were in full battle mode today. quex are voters tuned in to what they are actually sang? we have a report. >> president obama was in florida, mitt romney in massachusetts and there was a lot more than geography separating them. in florida, president obama was turning on the heat on mitt romney by reaching out to older and middle-class voters in a critical battleground. >> it is wrong

skyteam 11 was over the scene this afternoon. blocking off men demonstrate.raffic.re diverting police a a brick culvert had eroded. >> massive drug shortages have forced doctors to postpone surgery and chemotherapy and have been blamed for some deaths. >> the local congressman is looking for ways to stop the shortages. >> we heard from penn state alumni, trustees, and students following the sanctions but football players reveal their plans for next season. >> here is a live look outside. tom tasselmyer will have your complete 11 insta-#f#f#f#f#f#f#f rex congressman's allies said -- congressman elijan cummings is taking on fake receipts. he is pushing lawmakers to deter price gouging and make the drug supply chain saver. he has been looking into which drugs are in short supply and what can be done to stop it. >> and the man who investigators say gave dozens of people hepatitis c has waived his right to a detention hearing in federal court. he made a court appearance in new hampshire. he is a serial infector who used his position as a medical technician to pass

. >> it was a crazy seen for skyteam 11. baltimore county's police chief has directed officers to resume collecting dna. that decision follows an order from supreme court chief justice john roberts who temporarily blocked a high court ruling. to temporarily allow police in maryland to move forward with the and a collection of four suspects arrested for violent crime. to arrest following drug busts and a large amount of guns, drugs, and cash. cortez marshall was in the residence and arrested and charged with possession and intent to distribute. police arrested 44-year-old robert taylor. they confiscated $45,000, several hundred grams of illegal drugs, and stolen handguns. police have arrested a man for it -- a impersonating one of their own. last week, joshua jones identified himself as a member of the sheriff's office to a woman outside her home in the 3300 block in pasadena. when he said he was there to serve a warrant and asked for her dress, she became suspicious and took down his license plate number. jones was taken int

skyteam 11 was over the scene. that massive sinkhole is closing off a large section of east monument street. there is a gas main break here. no reports of any injuries. crews remain on the scene working to fix that problem. >> on the football front, ed reed was on hand at the training camp. some reports that he might retire or hold out during the season. >> he was among the many veterans rolling into the facility ready for the grind of another football season. time together for another run at the title. he arrived today as promised, giving the ravens the presence they need. ray rice beaming as he makes his way in. is making baltimore his permanent home. >> that is what it boils down to. you get your second contract, you think about long term. that would be nine years of my life i have been in baltimore. baltimore has become home for me. i am no longer a human workenew. >> we take a look at practice today. >> persistently dangerous. >> that is a label put on several baltimore city schools. we will tell you which sch

skyteam 11 flew over that search area in essex. investigators say the body of 47-year-old harry gillis was down just wore 7:00 tonight in a residential area of thompson boulevard. crews have fixed the water main break in cockeysville. the former transportation official said a 12-inch break happened near high-voltage cable and gas line on york road just off of route 145. one lane in each direction will remain blocked through rush-hour tomorrow morning. state highway crews will prepare the road. baltimore city police that a shutdown and suspected drug house and self baltimore. investigators say detectives executed search warrant at the home on orlin road which they say netted illegal narcotics, weapons, and $11,000 in cash, and led to the rest of 25-year- old charles wilson. he is facing drug and weapons charges. we are told a tip from the community led to the bust. a shortage of critical prescription drugs has been a serious problem for hospitals and health care for bottles for several years. investigators say records show a pharmac

. >> skyteam 11 is live over the scene and kim dacey is live on the ground. >> i am kim dacey on thene of the big water main break. we will have the latest cg

skyteam 11 was above the scene. officials say that a man's body was pulled from the water after he apparently jumped overboard from his boat and did not resurface at the cliff in the marina. emergency crews administered cpr and transported the man to union hospital in eltokton. >> an investigation is underway into a fire that broke out this morning on linwood avenue and spread to nearby buildings. we're told three medics were dispatched to the scene. investigators say this is not the first time this home has ignited in flames. no word yet on what started blaze. baltimore city. the fire chief is of for a raise. the mayor is proposing a salary increase but the union representing firefighters and officers claim such a request right now is ridiculous. barry simms joins us from city hall with more. >> the union leaders cannot believe it. they want to know how this is being proposed to the fire chief when the city because of the -- supposedly says it is out of money. >> when i am through this process, a sharpening our foc

let's go to captain roy taylor and skyteam 11. >> we are between middletown road and york road north of the harford zone. there has been a crash with an suv. they requested a helicopter to transport the victim to shock trauma. the vehicle was going north when they somehow lost control and ended up flipping into the southbound lanes. northbound and southbound interstate 83 is shut down and there are about half a mile delays in both directions. expect delays. >> it has been one week since storms hit maryland, knocking out power for hundreds of thousands. >> and for people who still have no power six days later, they are understandably exasperated. bge has advice for anyone in that situation. here are details. >> you do not have food, no cold water, and a house is 87 degrees. >> sixth long and very uncomfortable days without power for this no. baltimore home owner. after breaking up another day in a bed of sweat, she is starting to worry about her health. >> i woke up feeling stick -- sick to my stomach and cramps in my legs. those are signs of heat stress. >> the area is shut down beca

skyteam 11 was over the scene as the news broke over east monument street. utility crews and police began racing to close the street to all traffic to try to get everything under control. this is what it looks like right now. we are told it could take weeks before that stretch of monument street is back open again. captain roy taylor has an update on traffic. >> because mondawmin has four blocks shut down it is because monument has for blocks shutdown -- monument street has forelocks shut down. we do not know how long it will be shut down -- four blocks shut down. >> tonight police are investigating a homicide in west baltimore that have been on north smallwood street around 3:30 this morning. police say someone broke into a man's home and shot him several times. the victim was pronounced dead shock trauma. the identity of the victim has not been released and there is no word on a possible suspect. >> the call to action from a gun-control group ined bug washington. the campaign says there should be concrete plans on gun- control. they say 48,000 more will di

. >> captain roy taylor and skyteam 11 have been tracking the damage all day and they have some interesting and heartbreaking videos. >> we talked about how crews from out of state are coming into the state of maryland to assist with getting the power back on. this area here, which is then middle river, is the staging area for crews from out of state. it is also an area for resupply as. we have been watching the bring in new electrical poles that are set up and going out into the field. the crews that are coming in here right now, the ge has set up a facility for making sure they are supplied and fed, plus the fact that they actually make arrangements for hotels for them to sleep. they cannot work until they drop, that would be too dangerous. they were a certain number of hours and then take a break, continue working, and then have to have a certain number of hours of sleep and rest before they are allowed to come back and deal with the power lines. as you can imagine, just pushing the wrong button or switch could be devastating an extremely dangerous for somebody to ended early get killed