and you from traveling now in southwest baltimore. >> and another and route 32. >>> and reverend harold carter senior touched people. he had a passion for saving people. and it will celebrate his life. he passed away from cancer. and we're live as many prepare to say goodbye. >> we are here at the church where a number of people are arriving here to be in place to pay their respects to dr. carter. he spent 48 years of his ministry here. he influenceed a number of generations. he had a lot to do with the civil rights movement. he mentored a lot of preachers. and we'll start here the best friend. and and what is going on. >> and going through my mind is the in fact that in a sense. >> and as long as and alive and see it is mental. the truth is that he will be absent. every time you look at one of these you call him blessed. >> you are a decon here. around the state and general rasty. and the hard. he treated everyone fairly. and a great witness he left here on the earth. , any last thoughts. and he will be missed. he was a man with so many missions. and enthusiasm and to higher heights. w

injuly 1993 southwest picked baltimore as the first east coast gaet gate way airport. southwest owns 5% of the market. now, southwest is thinking about flying overseas but that's two years out money, money makes us lie, steal, make shady decisions even if we're just thinking about it. researchers at harvard conducted four stu dis. they got people to think about cash by showing them pictures of money. thosepeople were more likely to act unethically in the end. >> you can find your dream home on line, you can plan a dream vacation on line and even find your dream man or woman on line. the national academy of sciences surveyed people who married between 2005 and 2012. nearly30% met online, nearly half of those met on a dating site. butthe internet is not everybody's ideal meet up, 65% met their spouse at work. >> and now, maryland's most accurate forecast. all right take a look at maryland's most powerful. got a flash flood warning in kent county. morerain back behind this thing just over the chesapeake now going west of chestertown. we've seenfairly heavy rain coming thro

southwest airlines turns 42. in july of 1993, the carrier picked baltimore as the first east coast gateway airport. southwest owns 70% of the market and started with 5 daily flights to chicago and cleveland and now southwest is thinking about flying overseas but that's about two years out so we will have to wait and see what happens. >> if you have siblings you know this is often the case. kids fighting with each other in the house is often written off as child play. >> details on a new study shows aggression whether inside or outside the home can affect your child's mental well-being. >> this morning, the latest in technology allowing you to see what your teenage is doing when he or she gets behind the wheel. voyeur. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> thunderstorms rolled throug st. louis causing flash flooding and heavy rain. one woman tried to drive a car through it and became trapped. three employees of a car dealership swam out to rescue her. they got her out of the car and managed to get the elderly drive

southwest. >> all right. 103 degrees today in phoenix. humid and into the 90s in baltimore, up to boston. mid-60s to mid-70s along the west coast. >>> coming up, wall street will be watched closely following another day of sell-offs. what could be behind this big plunge? >>> and more problems for paula deen. the former food network star is losing another part of her empire. >>> late-night surprise. jimmy kimmel is showing off a shiner and some stitches. and how he addressed the injury on his show may be the best part of all. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. all eyes will be on wall street today after another wild ride for stocks ended with the dow down nearly a full percentage point. yesterday's broad sell-off pushed key indices down more than 5% the record highs last month. overseas markets are following. experts say investors appear to be overreacting to comments from the federal reserve about wrapping up its monthly bond purchases. >>> we're in the heat of summer driving season. but gas prices are trickling downward. the national average price of a gallon of gasoline dropping 5 c

baltimore. 7 red dickberg. 73 hey erring town. and 77 degrees at dull lives and 27 winchester. jets straoepbl to north of us and that's really opening door for us southwest flow kick in. but what that means we are going lot of more warm air and as well. that's frontal system as i men will move its way through tommorrow. question is, whether or not will stall out to south of us. and is that will be probably more than anything in terms of those storms. so that's bit after question for are going see how had a all pans out. but, keep your eyes to skies tomorrow for sure. and here hook at future cast for you. giveous a little bit of time line. wet weather moving into afternoon hours. some heavier pockets of rainfall boy 2:00 still around at bit for your 5:00 evening commute. and then starts to improve a little bit by 8:00. as we move to your tuesday however. we will see another round of storms and some rainfall so, once we get past that things will improve. 38° by about midday. warm and hi humid. humidity will be factor for tomorrow. so be prepared to tore that. going feel uncomfortable. here seven day for cap. one get past tuesday due ridge high pressure boi

southwest. so we're filtering in warmer air. that will stick around heading into monday. winds are around 6 miles per hour now in baltimore. on satellite and radar we're watching this area of rain and clouds associated with low pressure. that will be pushing towards the east and it's going to continue to affect our weather, but in two parts. so we'll have a cold front located towards our north as we head into monday and tuesday and then low pressure centered well to our south. here we go. tonight through tuesday here's this area of low pressure that starts to push in right towards the south and there's the cold front right towards our north. so paying attention to both features because they'll continue to bring us chances for unsettled weather especially during the afternoon time or peak heating time once we reach our high temperatures on both monday and especially on tuesday. so those are going to be our weathermakers this week. base temperature around 74 degrees, winds southwest 5 to 10 knots. tonight 67 degrees with a thunderstorm in sports, although most of the rain is starting to push out. partly sunny tomorrow, humid

dry and baltimore conditions are nice 67 degrees windsor southeast humidity is comfortable day in the upper seventies and now we're down in the mid- sixties, some nice stuff on all nice southwest went at things are getting set to change may be early bird of sunshine in the morning commute about a time you're headed home you will the clouds and some scattered shower action and heavier steadier rain tough to predict when each wave of this precipitation will come but anytime after five or 6:00 o'clock heavier rain coming in spreading the area overnight tonight and friday morning very wet dry friday morning and into friday evening timeframe the main event, the rain from andre will be sliding up over the state and the core of the system is off sure but the wraparound rain shield went back to maryland and friday night optimistic this will clear as they go and early saturday but too tough to say exactly what we think it will taper off by the time we get into midmorning saturday into the afternoon. here's a look of the overall set of right now getting much more active south and west we are in a dry pocket with high pressures over pennsylvania still in a dry slot for another 12 and 18

at if you look at the entire market include dulles and baltimore washington we have less than 25% of seats fewer than united, the same as southwest. it is a very competitive market in terms of seats so we would encourage the department of justice follow the criteria in senator klobuchar's letter, do the work, given us enormous scrutiny, follow the law. what the know if that is the case, so much consumer benefit in this merger it will be approved. there is no law that would come close to suggesting there should be divestiture of slots but if that is done, despite the fact is not what but rather a choice of policies to ask us to divest slots and give to another carrier, what it will happen is as the business decision we keep referring to with the definition of scarce resources continue to use good ones that are given and reduce service to those that are the least lucrative as we should do as business people. what that means is reduce service to small and medium-sized communities, the carriers that give this loss won't fly to those communities but will fly to large communities. you don't need to just trust me on this. this happened

southwest. >> all right, well, phoenix is going to rise to 102 degrees. it'll be 88 both in miami and atlanta. into the 90s for the northeast corridor from baltimore up to boston and still a high of just 67 in seattle. >>> still ahead, your fourth of july cookout will cost you a little more this year. we'll let you know what you can expect to spend. >>> plus, it's the kind of thing that absolutely takes your breath away just by looking at it. a 22-minute high-wire walk 1500 feet above the earth without a net. >>> but first the return of one of america's most iconic snacks, the twinkie's second act. >>> welcome back. starbucks hiking prices on some of its drinks beginning tomorrow. the company says less than a third of its beverages will increase in price by about 1%. for example, a small brewed coffee will climb in price by about 10 cents. the increases will vary by region. starbucks points out that most customers haven't seen a price hike in two years. >>> twinkies are coming back. the classic treat disappeared from store shelves last year when hostess went bankrupt. it's now under new management, and the company says twinkies will be back on jul

southwest. thunderstorms across south texas, louisiana and florida. morning thunderstorms in the northeast. >>> 78 in new york, 80s from baltimore down to miami and for midwest. 90s from albuquerque to new orleans. triple digits in phoenix and colorado springs. >>> big argument going on right now in west lafayette, indiana. at issue is a big banana painted on the side of a building. >> here's background on that banana. a banana is part of the logo of a property called. the building that that giant banana is painted on is owned by that company. >> they say it's meant to be a piece of art. the argument is whether it's protected as a form of speech or should be considered commercial speech and, therefore, regulated. it doesn't look bad -- >> it doesn't look bad? >> i guess it does. and you don't want that as your next door neighbor. >> enormous yellow banana. i don't know about that. >> yeah. as scott said in our ear, our producer scott, has a certain a-peel. nicely done, scott. >> ba-dum. >> yeah, you don't want -- >> what if the house next to is it is for sale? what if i'm trying to sell my house and i have people coming in and they're looking at this

southwest. >> phoenix rises to 102 degrees. it is dry heat. that's what they say anyway. again, 88 in miami, hot-lanta. 90s northeastern corridor. baltimore boston. >>> tightrope walker nik wallenda heard whispering prayers last night. who would blame him? anybody in their right mind would be praying as well if they were walking 1,500 feet above a river on a 2-inch thick cable. >> wallenda's walk lasted just over 22 minutes above the little colorado river in northeastern arizona near the grand canyon. when he was done as you saw him running across, as fast as he could. it was more windy on the wire than expected and took every bit of concentration he had to stay focused. yikes. >> sure he said a lot of prayers. >> did you hear -- there is talk of, how do you follow that up? stringing a cable between the empire state building and chrysler building. >> i don't know -- good luck with that. good luck getting permission to do that. i just think this is hilarious at the very end. he couldn't get off of this thing fast enough. probably because it was -- >> kiss the ground. >> kiss the ground. >> better believe it. my goodness. whispering prayers

southwest and the rockies. >> 93, popular number on the map. hello, baltimore, boston, omaha and albuquerque.e from the high 60s to the mid-70s. >>> a giant wildfire in the mountains of southwestern colorado is now spreading. but a break in the wind today could be a big help for fire crews. the fire more than doubled in size over the weekend. it has burned at least 117 square miles and firefighters square miles and firefighters that's when the summer rainy season begins. >>> all right. the taliban claiming responsibility for an attack on one of the most secure places in afhani a series of explosions rocked the gates to the presidential palace in kabul. the taliban sent a text message statement saying, we brought death to the enemy. the area is also home to the u.s. embassy and headquarters nation >>> the immigration bill offering a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants has cleared a critical hurdle in the senate. 67 senators voted in favor of the provision. it calls for nearly $40 billion to improve border security. the complete bill could get senate approval before the

southwest side. as you make your way south on 795, this is southbound traffic from the owings mills area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. the investigation continues into the deadly shootings in baltimore county on wednesday. >> an officer was forced to open fire on a suspect. jennifer franciotti is live in towson which the details. >> good morning. the suspect has been identified as arnett myers. police say he was shot in a parking lot in white marsh. this happened on wednesday evening. police were called to a hotel on pulaski highway wednesday night. a woman reported that a man tried to run her over with a scooter. officers went to the man's apartment down the block. court records show the man was wanted for not appearing for a child support hearing. one of the officers tried to arrest him. there was a struggle. >> the suspect was attempting to reach for the officer's weapon. the second officer, fearing for his safety and the safety of the other officer on the scene, fired his service weapon. >> police say that suspect was fatally shot. on officer has been placed routine administrative leave. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the harford county sheriff's office is looking for

look at the entire market, include dulles and baltimore and washington, we have less than 25% of the seats, fewer than united, about exactly the same as southwest. so it's a very competitive market in terms of seats. so all we would encourage is that the department of justice follow the criteria in senator kobe -- klobuchar's letter. go to work, follow the law, and what we know, if that's the case, there's so much consumer benefit in this merger. there's no law that would come close to suggesting there should be divestiture of slots at dca, but if, despite the fact it's not law but a choice of policy to ask to us divest slots and give them to another carrier, what will happen is we, as the business decisions is referred to will be definition, with the scarce resource, use -- continue to use the ones that are most -- reduce service to those that are the least lucrative, as we should do as business people. what that means is, we'll reduce service to small and medium size community. the carriers that get those slots won't fly to those communities. they'll fly to large communities, and you don't need to just trust me on this. this happened a year a