that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> plenty of sunshine on those traffic cameras. we will enjoy that today. 69 at the airport. 70 in westminster. the humidity will be going down as we head into this afternoon. high temperature around 90 but it should feel comfortable. we will check the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. what was once a strength of the orioles is now and achilles heel. a major problem. starting pitching. chris jakubauskas could not get out of the third inning last night. buck showalter with this july 4 hat. or else on a home-run tear. he hit two last night. 2-0 orioles. endy chavez off of jakubauskas. 4-2 texas. major beltre, 6-2 texas. the end of the night for jakubauskas. fifth inning. nick markakis. backhands the flip to the glove. that is a big time play. 42,000 on hand. joshed hamilton loses his bat. 13-4, the rangers ripped the orioles. mitch adkins will start for the birds denied. tonight. owners and players. special olympics world's game in athens, greece. this is the soccer team from maryla

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the search continues for a man responsible for frightening assault on the man working a highway speed camera. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on this attack the shut down one of the busiest highways. >> the suspect attacked the speed enforcement vehicle that was part of the southbound side near the bwi exit. this happened yesterday morning. the parkway was shut down for three hours in both directions. police searched suspicious vehicles for the suspect. a man was considered armed and dangerous. police say the camera operator was inside the vehicle at the time. the witness claimed the man approached the vehicle with a hammer and a shotgun. he told police the suspect began tapping on the back window with the shotgun. >> the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his horn. he said the individual then came to the front of the truck and began striking the front windshield with his hammer. >> the suspect is described as a white male in his 60's weighing

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. a bloody scene in michigan as a gunman kills seven people and leave police on a car chase. a standoff before taking his own life. police say rodrick dantzler shot and killed three people in one home and after a high-speed chase, broke into another home and held three people at gunpoint. one of the victims was an ex- girlfriend. they're still trying to determine a motive. the crew of a small plane are dead after slamming into a hospital in central california. this happened shortly after takeoff from a nearby airport last night. no one inside the building was injured. some 200 employees of the british tabloids are out of a job after rupert murdoch's's news corp. was shut down in the midst of a phone-tapping scandal. this has rocked london all the way to pull the. the tabloid is shutting down after reports it broke into the voice mails of war widows and a bribe police officers for information. several arrests are expected including that of david cameron's former spokesman. final edition

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. it could be the largest settlement in maryland history. homeowners could be in for our hundreds of millions of dollars. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on out exxon is going to have to dig deep to settle this major lawsuit. >> after six months of testimony, jurors awarded 150 families compensatory damages totalingattorneys have not yet totaled up how much punitive damages will be. we're told that number is also in the hundreds of millions. exxon mobil attorneys are disappointed and disturbed by the ruling of punitive damages. they say there will be an appeal. in the meantime, for families who say they've been waiting for justice, this verdict is welcome news. >> i really hope that they -- that the world has learned that you just don't do this to people and get away with it. >> as for individual amounts, we're told that they are expected to get a lecture in the melt detailing that amounts. no word of one the appeal will take place. jennifer franciotti

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> violence in downtown baltimore during last night's festivities. >> a child was shot and in other person was stabbed to surely after the fireworks ended. jennifer franciotti is live at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. >> despite the massive police presence in and around the inner harbor last night, the violence including a man being stabbed outside of a popular restaurant. a boy was shot while walking with his parents at light street and pratt street surely after the fireworks display. this happened outside mccormick and schmitz. an adult man was stabbed in the neck following an altercation. that man was rushed to shock trauma where he was pronounced dead at the hostel. as for the boy, his parents say they heard some shots being fired. they looked down. his son was crying and holding his leg. the boy was taken to johns hopkins children's center. fred bealefeld talked about the police presence that will be available to keep people safe. >> over and over and o

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. a massive manhunt for a man responsible for assaulting a man working a highway speed camera. >> jennifer franciotti is live in our newsroom with more on the attack that shut down a busy highway. >> is shut down the highway for hours. a speed enforcement vehicle was parked on southbound b-w parkway. the parkway was shut down for three hours with dozens of law enforcement officers searching suspicious vehicles for the suspect. a man police considered armed and dangerous. they believe the camera operator was inside the vehicle at the time. the man walked all out of the nearby woods and had a shotgun. he told police the suspect began tapping on the back window with the shotgun. >> the witness was frightened at that point and began blowing his horn. he said the individual came to the front of the truck and began striking the front windshield with his hammer. >> the suspect is described as a white male, 5 foot 8 inches, weighing approximately 150 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red and b

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. strong >> storms move through several different areas last night. >> it will be long and difficult to clean up this volume. jennifer franciotti is live in dundalk with a look at some of the damage. >> those storms came through and they took off part of the roofs of two apartment buildings in dundalk. one of the buildings is to my right. the other is to the left. you can see part of the roofs on the ground. these storms did come through late thursday afternoon. it took down trees and power lines leading folks without power. little to no visibility with drivers because of the sheer force of the rain. a ceiling collapsed for one woman, leaving her bedroom covered in insulation. it flooded out residents here on four seasons. parts of their roofs have been blown off. >> i was just scared. i'm just scared. we don't have lights or any electricity. we're just flooded. nothing. >> the red cross is helping residents of 18 apartment units on four seasons court. they're helping eight residents wh

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. good morning. >> lawyers continue to count the punitive damages in a lawsuit against exxon mobil oil. >> as jennifer franciotti explains, the punitive damages could be the largest in state history. she is live in towson to tell us more. >> after six months of testimony, jurors awarded 150 families compensatory damages totaling more than $496 million. we're told the punitive damages is in the hundreds of millions. attorneys are disappointed and disturbed by the ruling of punitive damages. there will be an appeal. in the meantime, this verdict is welcome news. >> i hope that they -- that the world has learned you do not do this to people and get away with it. >> that was one of the plaintiffs who says she is expecting a letter in the mail that will tell her what she will be awarded for this situation. as far as the appeal, exxon mobil attorneys have not said when they will file the appeal. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> victory for the opponents of a bill to allow in-state tui

that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have two big stories. one is the verdict in the casey anthony murder trial. she was found not guilty in the murder of her daughter. we have details coming up. but first returned to the recent violence in baltimore city. on monday night, a child was shot and a man was stabbed to death. >> we spoke to the father of the child who was shot. jennifer franciotti is live with the latest on both investigations. >> we do know police have released a picture of a person of interest in the stabbing death that happened outside of the mccormick and schmicks restaurant. joseph calo was stabbed to death outside the restaurant. police believe it was the result of an argument that reignited. they released a picture of a person of interest. police want to know how a boy ended up with a gunshot wound. kevin benson said he was walking at pratt street and light street with his son and fiancee when they heard a pop. he credits a police officer was saving his son's life. >> if the wasn't for him, i d not know if my son was still