. >> theo hayes from our sister station wbal in baltimore has a look a this newest >> reporter: sabrinas around the world taking to the intert to show off dance moves in the kiki challenge. people areoming up with all kinds of ways creating the challenge while usually dancing to rapper drake's hit song "in my feeling." ev act will smith recorded a creative rendition, but the problem with the challenge is people are hopping out of cars still in motion and inome cases getting hurt. in this video lexi robinson who lives in geoia say she was tipsy when she went too far hopping on to the food of the car falling off and fortunate only getting a minor injury. th national transportation safety board has put out a warning against the challenge and even local police advising against it. >> it's all fun and games. have to be smt. >> reporter: baltimore police haven't seen anything locally they are too concerned with, but he's familiar with the danger. >> i saw an incident where a gentleman jumped out of a car, and he was doing the dance, and on the upposed to jump hood of the car that was coming a

our partners at wbal in baltore reporte couple visiting from ellicottfo city d the luggage across the bay from the ocean city boardwalk. it's not clear what kind ofbo s they are. crews will return to the park today to search for more clues. >>> now to a heartbreaking story out of indiana where a little girl lost brr her. the toddlers were hit by aei frght train yesterday morning. the girl is in tpi hosl but her brother was killed instantly. portage police say its first responders were visibly shaken while responding to the scene. they worked through the emotions to save the 2-year-old girl. her brother was 3. investigators say the toddlers snuck out of the screen doorei mobile home to go see the train. very sad. >>> 16-year-old kyle plush was crushed to death in a minivan earlier thyear. he called 9-1-1 twice. but first responders could not find him. >> remember thisry s now kyle's parents are speaking out for the first time calling for change. kyle used sir i to call for help twice. failures in the system prevented dispatchers from hearing himnd patrol officers couldn't find himn tim

check of weat >> over here, we've got one of our vet dogs from our nbc station wbal channel 11.g? >> he is doing grst. >> what' your name? >> dina. >> sunny, say hi tor y sister. >> he has no interest. >> she's so pretty. i got to meet camden when nii w in baltimore earlier this monding. the weeut look tomorrow, strong storms along the eastern seaboard into theulf. hot and dry through the plains. sunshine look the west coast. saturday heavy rains through the southeast. sunshine around the great lakes. sunday sunday, dries outo the northeast and the great lakes. more wet weather through the southeast. below average weather and sunshine returns to the west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. wewe'r aere at warming up. still seeing cloud cover out there and that's going to be the case through the y. several of us sitting in the mid to low 70s, but we'll be war tng ough theluncime, 93 for a high. we do stay dry today. tomorrow we stay dry until about 4:00 p.m. later we'll see afternoon and evening thundersto

over here we have one of our vet dogs from our nbc station wbal channel 11. who is this?sunny, say hi to your sister. >> say hello. >> he has no interest. >> all right. she's so pretty. all right. >> i got to meet camden when i was in baltimore earlier this summer. let's show you what's happening as far as your weather. the weekend outlook tomorrow. strong storms in the gulf. sunshine along the west coast. saturday heavy rain through the southeast. above average temperatures out west. sunshine around the great lakes. sunday, sunday, dries out in the northeast and great lakes. more wet weather through the southeast. below average temperatures with rainy c that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> it's still a bit cloudy as you look outside your window this morning. as you head out, temperatures are still cool, in the 50s and the 60s throughout the bay area. 56 degrees right now. and along the coast, we're still seeing those low clouds kind of hanging around san francisco. half-moon bay area as well, even some cloud cov

> reporter: katz's history of mental illness detailed in court documents obtained by nbc affiliate wbal. the legal papers from his parents' divorce a decade ago describe katz having "significant behavioral mental health issues" and being "involuntarily committed six times," adding katz "would not sleep and would play electronic games until 4:00 a.m." at one point, his mother says in the documents her son had a "potential schizophrenic break." among the 11 injured, 27-year-old alex minudic was shot in the leg. >> i didn't think i would make it out of there. >> reporter: he's trying to answer the question on everyone's mind -- why? could it simply be that somebody lost a video game, got angry and came back with a gun? >> it could be that, yes. i mean, that's ridiculous, you know? it's crazy just to think that somebody would take it that seriously. >> reporter: overnight, electronic arts, the group behind the popular madden video game, releasing a statement that says in part, "we have made a decision to cancel our three remaining madden classic qualifier events while we run a comprehensive