exit >> made a little statement about he would like to get his life back. he meant he wanted everybody to get their life back and he's just one of them. >> many are angry about his multimillion dollars compensation package >> he should donate it back to the people of louisiana and mississippi and then he can apologize. >> reporter: thousands have lost their jobs because of the spill. kim was laid off from hollywood casinos. tourists are not coming any more >> it was shock, then i was really scare. i'm a single mom >> reporter: it's hard to feel sympathetic for hayward. >> tony hayward faced backlash after the spill when he competed with a yacht race. now parts of the area still recovering from storms. -- deck derek has more. >> the storms swept through quickly but left a lasting mark on the state knocking out trees and power lines for thousands of customers and killing one woman. >> a strong freak storm swept through maryland in a hurry sun afternoon leaving damage and killing one woman in prince georges county. >> i was told that the tree fell down as the claw was coming through. >> two women were inside the minivan. some of the washington d.c. suburbs got hit the hardest. >> it kind of blew in from nowhere and winds were swirling. i didn't see any funnel clouds. >> the storm knocked out power to 88 88,000 customers taking out power poles. >> it was pretty scary. >> the winds started snapping trees as bob ran for cover. >> i could see the trees coming down. and then small stuff was blowing down that way. but these were coming down one after another, i thought it would be more structural damage >> the strong chimney kept a tree from crashing the house, other fallen trees did plenty of damage in a brief storm that will leave some with lasting memories >> i am feeling so lucky. trying not to look at the dent in the car that is that far from where i was sitting. some are still out in prince georges county. the coast guard performed a number of rescues on the chesapeake bay as well. a jet skier racing back to score, a 63-year-old, was knocked off of his water craft near the bay bridge where there were 60 mile-per-hour winds and waves up to 6 feet. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. let's begin with bernadette woods and the look at the storm. >> reporter: this is the storm as we go back to yesterday afternoon as it made its way across the state moving very quickly as it passed through this area, we seen the gusts up to 50 miles per hour. this is where there was a tornado warning, howard and montgomery where we seen most of the damage. still providing a lot of winds. going to switch over, 71 mile-per-hour winds with the storm as it made through 65. frederick at the airport, winds of 41 miles per hour. a lot of wind damage with the storm. now it's gone and what a difference we see behind it. for more, here's bob >> looking at the temperatures, if you can't feel the difference from yesterday and today, 100 degrees here, 104 in packs river. 84 cumberland. 99 in d.c. and right now we're down in the mid to upper 80s. 79 in oakland. only 79 on the beach and ocean city. the dew point yesterday was around 72. right now, it's at 57. looks like tonight's action maybe a very comfortable sleeping weather night. this summer's heat claimed another life. an adult in caroll county was found unresponsive while working outside of the yard. that brings the total to 17. at the end of last summer, there were only 6. stay with wjz for the latest watches and warnings go to wjz.com. a research technician is murdered walking home from penn station. he was fay fatally stabbed during a robbery. he was found lying just before midnight last night and they believe he was approached by a man and a woman. a baltimore city police officer killed a motorcyclist he was pursuing. the details on the internal investigation >> reporter: we now have a name, the officer is timothy beale, he saw a motorcycle involve in an illegal street race and began an unauthorized chase on to the beltway. the cruiser and the bike collided killing the rider. he was a former football player from towson university. because he ignored orders to break the pursuit he's been suspended without pay. an accident left one dead. he's accused of fleeing from police, slamming into three cruisers and into a honda killing the driver. that woman was 25 years old from virginia. he's been charged with vehicular manslaughter and will likely face other charges as well the obama is furious about more than 90,000 classified documents leaked surrounding the war in afghanistan. the files were put online by a web site, he defended his decision to go public. he says some documents reveal cover ups when they killed afghanistan civilians. others i understand -- white house officials say that most of the documents deal with things that occurred before president obama took office. they criticize the decision to release the documents but said much of what is in them is not new. cbs analyst says that most of the documents appear to be field reports and may not be accurate. he agrees with the white house, publishing them gives new details on how the u.s. gathers intelligence >> they try to pull out what they can and i wouldn't be surprised if some get killed. >> reporter: the founder says it's just the beginning. the team is reviewing 15,000 war documents before releasing them. joel brown, wjz, eyewitness news >> the state department says that the president of afghanistan and pakistan were notify over the weekend that the documents were about to be made public. we'll soon find out the cause of the accident that killed 9 people last june. the safety board will hear from investigators tomorrow. it will make recommendations on how to avoid a similar accidents. it's working to comply with the recommendations that will come of tomorrow's meeting. a man has been struck and killed, his body found yesterday near the station north of chevy chase. officials are investigating the death, but the man has not been identified. if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads with sharon gibala. not much to get in your way if you're heading out. one accident in pikesville, watch for that at bedford avenue, three in the city, church street and two more east madison and green spring avenue. otherwise there's a look at the drive times, just slow on the west side inner loop. there's a live look at the west side, that's inner loop on the west and slower than outer loop. there's a look at 95. everything looking good on the northwest side on green spring avenue. save time and money, call next day floors. >> thank you. the bank stadium undergoes a transformation to an international soccer venue, it got understood way for the exhibition game. >> at the bank stadium, a different kind of football calls for a different kind of field. grounds keepers are laying $90,000 feet of sod. >> it requires real grass >> this saturday night, manchester city and the highest ranked team in europe will duke it out. crews know just how to prep the stage. it's about 2 1/2 inches thick made up of dirt and grass. it comes in massive rolls and even though the process is meticulous, crews will rip it up after the game >> we come in and scrub the whole feel and clean it up and make it nice and pretty for the ravens to play we'll have them practicing in a week to 10 days. >> reporter: stadium authorities hope more show up to keep baltimore on the map for the future >> we're capable of providing anything and everything that these guys need. >> once the game is over, all of the sod will be ship back to the farm where it came from, that way none of it goes to waste. wjz eyewitness news. to see the feel in person saturday night, you can get tickets from 30-$115. the first season is just two and a half weeks away. coverage begins at 7:30. new at 5:00, mark reports live from westminister with an update on injured rookie. still ahead, trampling death. who is to blame. a case of mistaken identity. one person's daughter is dead, another is clinging to life, how the mixup happened and the weekend storm gives way to slightly cooler weather, we'll look at first warning weather. complete coverage continues with bernadette woods. and sports with mark. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a music festival turns to chaos for hundreds of people in germany and police are trying to find out who were to blame. 19 people were trampled to death. the only entrance to the site was a narrow tunnel packed with people. they are looking into possible negligent manslaughter charges. investigators looking into what went wrong at a fireworks show this weekend. it was part of the festival taking place in the states. during the show, a shell was fired, ten suffered injuries from the explosion. chelsea clinton's wedding is expected to happen this saturday. in the village, all signs indicate chelsea will marry on saturday. the mayor believes that the rumor is true >> what do you think this place will look like july 31st? >> like a circus >> reporter: the guessing game is on as to who will be asked to come to the wedding of the year >> is president obama coming or not coming? >> reporter: steven spielberg, tony blare are initial invites. they're vague on details. the most likely venue, the $12 million estate and the cost in the neighborhood of $2 million. flowers could run 1/4 million dollars. high profile planner knows several vendors hired for event and say the bill could go higher >> when you a up the different pieces in a high-profile wedding, prices add up quickly. it will include wine bearing the clinton wine, no relation, from a local vineyard. >> chelsea clinton has been dating since they were 15. the rally continued monday. with the day's gains it was up for year. the nasdaq up 27, let's go to new york where we have the cbs money watch update >> the stock rallied 4% after the associated press reported that tony hayward will step down in october. he's been criticized for the handling of the gulf oil spill it's part of bp's plan to repair its image sales of new homes jump last month, it was still the second weakest month on record. fed ex is predicting a moderate recovery. -- the economy is growing. and the ford explorier is making a come back. the automaker rolling out a campaign to show off the redesign. it's now built on a car platform, -- it has a less powerful engine. it's due to hit showrooms this winter. in new york. still ahead, hd technology, could it save your life? the scanner that could spot a heart attack before it happens i'm ron matz. ground breaking for the long awaiting expansion of the elementary elementary school. the story coming up here on wjz's eyewitness news. can you believe it, temperatures under 90 degrees. what to expect tomorrow, the forecast is ahead. wjz is always on for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first-warning weather, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, welcome back, so far today, we have hit 88 degrees so far and the thing is, it's close to our average, we started out the day at 70 degrees. notice the average low of 66, we vice president are heading there tonight. you see a lot of 80s around the state right now. not 90s and not triple digits. another huge difference is the due dew point has come down. this is why it's refreshing outside. the winds are out of the north and it's keeping the more refreshing air in place. we will start to see some changes over the next few days. it's high pressure that is dominating and causing the winds and the high is just to the north, but over the next few days, it will make its way to the east. when it does, it will pull back the hot air on the backside of it. wind are clockwise. tomorrow temperatures maybe a couple degrees higher. but more so wednesday and thursday that we see the temperatures start to rise and the humidity. at the same time, a new front will come our way. here's the high, coming down and staying on top of us and leaves us by wednesday and when it does, we turn around to the south. the humidity starts to climb and here comes the next front. there could be a thunderstorm ahead of the front but a better chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms on thursday as the front comes through. behind it is the coolest air mass we have had in weeks, on the waters pretty comfortable. the bay temperature down to 82 degrees, winds are turningout southeast. forecast for tonight, give the air conditioner a break, down to 63 degrees. then tomorrow we are up to 89, sunny to partly cloudy skies, close to our averages. we do start to climb up wednesday and thursday, we're not talking about triple digits and a 110 heat index, wait until you see the forecast, it's going to feel like a taste of fall. 60 degrees. >> thank you. be sure to tune in for the prime time lineup at 10:00, it's another episode of prime time miami two sailors still missing in afghanistan. what the taliban says happened and what the mill military is doing a permanent fix to prevent pregnancy and doesn't include [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a money bar that shows what's scheduled to go out, what you've put aside... and how much you really have available, right now to spend on the things you want. and you can free up money with a simple slide. it's built to help make your financial life a whole lot easier. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >> this is wjz baltimore. from the city, to the counties to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. it is 4:30, 88 degrees, sunny and dry. thank you for staying with us, i'm mary bubala. here's what people will be talking about. two u.s. sailors are still missing in afghanistan and the taliban says it has them. insurgent leaders say one of the americans is dead and they will return his body if the u.s. meets demands the two sailors disappeared on their way to a near by base. it's unclear why the men wound up deep inside taliban territory 80-miles south of the capitol >> there's a tremendous amount of effort going onto find themmage search >> fighters say one sailor was kill on friday, the other was capture. insurgent leaders say they will decide the fate of the survivor. radio stations are broadcasting a u.s. offer for a $25,000 reward. the only american known to be held is the national guardsman captured last summer. as u.s. troops widen the search for their sailors, they're determined to bring their fellow servicemen home. officials say that the missing sailors left base without notifying security forces all prosecutors have wrapped the closing arguments against rod blagojevich. he and his brother have pleaded not guilty to plotting to sell the senate seat once held by president obama. nba player west is now under house arrest at his maryland home after pleading guilty to weapons charges. the cleavland cavaliers guard began 8 months of monitoring today. this is video of his arrest last year when west was found carrying 3 loaded guns in a guitar case on the beltway. the families of two young arizona women are in shock after a case of mistaken identity. a week after one family told their family died in the car crash, they found out she's still alive. >> reporter: the family of about by spent the last week planning their daughter's funeral. her and four friends crashed after their suv suffered a blowout returning from disney land. they were told about by died at the scene. but 6 days after the accidents, they learned it was a mix up. that it was cantu that died and abby was in critical condition >> it's a miracle but you feel angry because we have mourned all week >> the other family is devastated after standing over the bed of someone else's child >> disgusted it happened this way. >> over the week, the family held a car wash to raise money for abbie's funeral. cbs news, l.a. the cause of the accident and why the victims were misidentified still under investigation today. anne arundel police have arrested several suspects after a woman was kidnapped from her own home. sherry was kidnapped yesterday in handover. witnesses say that the 26-year-old and two other men talked their way in and forced her into a car at gunpoint, she has just been recovered and the suspects were taken into custody. dna evidence proves that some reported rapes previously dismissed arely git are real. the case was classified as unfounded. it was re-opened years later after he was arrested for an unrelated crime. the city's police department has come under fire after it was revealed that baltimore leads the nation in rape cases deemed unfounded a few report finds that a health care overhaul could save $100 million a year. maryland currently has uninsured residences, the number will be cut in half under the reform bill. the savings will end at the end of the decade. health officials say that the state is working on a plan to reduce costs when the federal help runs out. the mayor elements of the plan starts in the year 2014. the recall includes 30,000 recliners from the baby matters company. the recliners are supposed to help fussy babies sleep better. a report that a four-month-hole old girl died. doctors have come up with a new type of contraception that can be done in minutes under local anesthesia. the 35-year-old had a tough time delivering her two girls. >> two previous abandonnal surgeries that were major and on top of that, each of my children were c sections >> her doctor said she should not have more kids. so she looked for a permanent solution. >> nowing i can't get pregnant is the most important factor >> it was an easy decision, with no recovery time, she was able to stay on her toes with her girls. wjz, eyewitness news. another form of contraception is necessary after the procedure. a new high definition body scanner is helping doctors block problems that could cause heart attacks. it takes x-rays of the heart and turns it into a 3d image. it allows doctors to get a clearer look at the problem areas it gives off a lower dose of radiation than the older machine it's feeling more comfortable today. looking live outside where temperatures are staying under 90 for a change. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll talk to sharon in a second but first here's bob with the numbers because the dew point is lower, the 88 degrees we have now feels like 86 which is all right. radar, nothing around the region. the front came through. that is now way, way down across the carolinas and continues. it's not going to last forever and we have a beautiful dry air mass by tomorrow night hope to see a return flow down to the south and it may get up to 90 degrees and the humidity will be coming back for a little period, maybe into thursday and then another shot of dry, cool air for the end of the week, temperatures will get below average. >> sounds great. >> thank you. we'll check in on the roads, here's sharon gibala in traffic control the roads are looking good also, just a few accidents, the latest in owings mills, watch for that one at owings mills boulevard. accident at bedford, one in rose dale. there's 83 and everything running smoothly if you're going to or from the shore. >> thank you. the elementary school has been a major part of the north east baltimore community for 50 years, but the building is old and overcrowded. ron matz reports the multimillion dollars impreuvment -- improvements are on the way. >> give a round of applause. >> he broke ground today for the new elementary middle school. the parent building has been here since 1954. >> we have been wanting a brand new school here for many years. this is a school over 50 years old and it is beyond repair. >> dignitaries join parents in getting a look at the plans for bridge to the future. >> my son will be starting prek in august and i'm very excited about the new school and the opportunity >> good seeing you. >> i came here in 1954, when i came here, that was the first year the orioles came to baltimore, gas was 17-cents wouldn't that be nice now? a tree was planted in memory of a student who recently died in a car accident. while they are remembering the past, everyone here is looking to the future. >> i'm quite sure that it's going spectacular. >> reporter: is this a $41 million project and will take 4 years to complete >> we're talking about 2012, i'm trying to hold on that long >> ron matz, wjz. nearly 1000 students attend and the project includes $23 million in state money and $18 million from the city straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news, hero's death. two firefighters die in the line of duty, how it happened. what does pop star lady gaga have in common with french nuns? what will the week bring? the first warning forecast coming up. 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