damage coming in and we do think it is a wedge tornado, maybe an ef-4 or close to an ef- 5. that means it could be close to 200 mile-per-hour winds. minneapolis and kansas city under the gun for violent thunderstorms, possibly producing tornadoes. back at home, a whole different story. 70 and mild. muggy from eldridge to passa dina. temperatures stay into the 60s tonight. we are concerned about fog tomorrow with temperature around 63. and showers and storms tomorrow with temperatures close to 80 degrees. could hit 90 by tuesday and wednesday and we'll have a look at that forecast comingp. >> and people are still cleaning up. out in texas, some lost their homes and six who lost their lives. christie green is grateful she is alive. her home was in the path of an f-4 tornado that tore through granbury. they can hear their home being destroyed up above. >> i look at brandon and he goes a love you mom. and i said grab the closet door and shut it and he went to grab it and he flew out and i was right behind him. >> green and her boys wend flying. she did survive. she suffered a fractured neck and almost lost an ear. her youngest son is heading off to college to study meteorology. today we remember firefighters who died while doing their life's passion. we have more from cheryl. >> baltimore county firefighters were honored with the memory of a young -- volunteer so fresh. >> one name is added to the list this year. >> gene m. kirschner. >> reporter: just 25 years old, kirchner died on may 2nd a week after doing a house fire. he spent nine years as a volunteer. >> i'm sure the crowd would be larger and happier with the recent memory. >> faulken and kirschner are among the 24 volunteer members of the baltimore fire department to die in the line of duty. 20 career members are also read aloud. >> it all comes down to a desire to help people, whether it is just responding to an elderly person to put them back in bed or fighting a major fire. >> reporter: a wreath was placed on the memorial shrine as family walked around, honoring a life that ended in service. and carrying the wreath at today's ceremony was gene kirschner's twin brother will. the investigation into his brother's death continues. cheryl connor, abc 2 news. >> and a stabbing on the campus of ubmc. a fight in a dorm led to one man under arrest, at 6:00 in the morning, inside of eriksson hall. the student stabbed will be okay. they arrested kobe crates off campus charging him with assault. the 22-year-old had recently withdrawn. >> two teens in the 1200 block of glenn don avenue and police found two boys with gunshot wounds, one shot in the head and the other shot in the leg with a graze wound to the face and both taken to the hospital and in stable condition. >> now here is an update on breaking news we brought on friday. a train derailment in connecticut, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash and as they untangle the train the only way to boston and new york is by car. the rail service will resume toward the end of the week. >> all she did was sit on a bus, riding away on friday night, just blocks from her house there was gunfire. the teen was killed by a stray bullet. someone fired rounds into the bus. the teen was pronounced dead at a local hospital and they do not believe she was a target. >> president obama came to morehouse to deliver the commencement address. this atlanta school is the alma mater of dr. martin luther king, jr. the president said the points and minds have been changed and that someone like you can become the president of the united states. >> it is up to you to care about justice for everybody, white, black and brown. everybody, not just in your own community, but all across this country and around the world. >> well the president received an honorary doctorate of laws from morehouse. >> and the school is not named after her, but if scandal keeps it up, it may be. kerry washington gave the commencement at her alma mater, george washington. she said she is still haunted by being cast as a frog in her college musical but now she is olivia pope on the abc hit show scandal. >> we are thinking we're celebrating our academic and intellectual achievement with the lady that has had an awith the president on the tv show -- an affair with the president on the tv show. >> she recalls more than a few drinking nights when she was a student there. >> and tomorrow night on "dancing with the stars" and jacoby jones is determined to bring it on home. he's been dancing for three months and learned there is an art to ballroom dancing. kelly is in hollywood for the finale and took a crack at dancing herself. >> so they are stopping and swaying in sync, you wouldn't knows wily and vladimir danced. but we caught up with them at the dance studio in hollywood. the latin dances like the salsa are leslie's specialty. >> there are ways in which you can move your feet to shine and when we teach them that, it helps them dance around their opponent as one of my clients said. >> they make the first perfect score when they nailed the argentina tango. >> i think it is a fantastic thing to do because dance is just -- it teaches people to express themselves in ways that they are open and used to expressing themselves. that sounds like me. so why not let them talk me into a lesson. >> i want you to get that feeling. >> i think that is the whole beauty of being a dancer, is making the dance look graceful and easy. >> maybe easy for someone else. >> there we go. >> [ inaudible ] >> eventually my feet caught up with vladimir. >> 35 seconds, maybe a minute max. >> they make it look so simple. he's been at it for three months and karina since she was a teen-ager. >> it began with being free and you can move your hips, give yourself a little hair comb. >> once i learned the fancy footwork, we stepped it up. and then came the music. [ music ] >> the music came on and you just groove to the music and have fun with it. >> you know when everybody else is sitting down and watching, that is one of the most important thing in dance, self- expression. >> what about somebody like me. >> reporter: in los angeles, abc 2 news. >> she's dancing right now as a matter of fact. what time is that? a little after 8:00. so karina will dance tomorrow night, the finals start right here on abc 2 at 8:00. and then our own kelly swoope will be live from l.a. and while she's out there, she will be live blogging and tweeting the action. you can follow her on twitter at swoop abc 2. >> tonight your privacy could be on the line. we'll explain on a massive breach putting tens of thousands of people at risk for identity theft. >> and call everybody you know down in florida, a one winning powerball ticket was sold outside of tampa and nearly $600 million will go to the big winner. when will they come forward. >> and if you like the summer heat, you hit the lottery. right now it is 71 in town and muggy out there and tomorrow afternoon it will hit 90 in cincinnati. when does it hit 90 in baltimore? that is the question. we'll give you the answer coming up in just 60 seconds. >> don't you think you would like it if somebody posted your birth date or social security number online. a massive consumer security breach and you are about to see how tens of thousands of peel could be at risk -- could be at risk of identity theft. we see how people's privacy is now on the line. >> fiesta is san antonio's river walk celebration. but in a nearby neighborhood, hardly a fiesta for linda mendendez. she is a janitor at night and a mother of 4, including 11-year- old denise who has down syndrome. >> when i had her, they thought i would give her up. i said i'm not going to do that,. >> life line is a government- backed program that provides cell phones with 250 minutes every month to qualified low income applicants subsidized by the fee most of us pay on our cell phone bills. >> the program is called life line, is it for you? >> oh, yeah. but a scripps investigation is exposing how linda and all of these people may have put their own privacy on the line. >> oh, my gosh. >> it started with a google search. researching life line cell phone providers a scripps reporter typed in the words telecom and oka home city and there were files containing applications and personal information like driver's licenses, food stamp cards, birth dates and full social security numbers. personal information spanning 26 states all accessible online. in texas 10,000 life line applications exposed. >> how can they make it so easy to steal somebody's identity. >> in indiana 17,000 applications, 9 people's names from this mall in indianapolis are in these files alone. we showed brenda spivey her information. >> i'm amazed because that is supposed to be confidential. >> tara com promises to control privacy controls. using laptops and photographing i.d. cards on ipads like this man in tulsa, the scc regulation said no life line provider should contain this type of information but danny smith who worked for safety link said his boss told him to write down social security numbers in a book and e-mail the i.d.s. >> i would take a picture of your food stamp or medicaid card and then e-mail him my pictures. >> and we discovered on his boss' facebook page a posting of an actual applicant's medicaid card. >> if someone wanted to commit fraud, this is an easy way to get into the program and do it. >> safe link fired both employees for violating company policy. this information in the wrong hands has serious consequences. in illinois, this man chauncey hicks is accused of posing as a lifeline provider and bilking 47,000 people out of thousands in food stamp benefits and that worries linda mendez. >> it makes me mad. >> any breach of their information may be too high of a price to pay, even for a virtually free phone. >> i can't believe this. >> reporter: tara com declined to do an on-camera interview but in a statement said, quote, we deeply regret that this incident occurred. upon being notified of the breach we took immediate steps to secure the personal data of applicants to prevent any further unauthorized access and we should let you know that the attorney general of indiana has launched his own investigation. i'm jim hosman in washington. >> and for a full statement from the company tara com go to our website if you think your information is compromised. >> somebody sitting pretty on close to $600 million. doesn't have to worry about work tomorrow or the future or the next day. one day somebody walked into the publix supermarket 30 minutes outside of tampa and bought a powerball ticket and now they have the power to do whatever they want to do, for as long as they want, when they want to. >> i would sign the back of the ticket and put that in an envelope and duct tape it to my chest. i would be known as the powerball million with a nasty rash. >> well rumor from the coke guy who delivers to publix hear it is someone who works for the store. we're going to be all over the story shaking everybody until the ticket drops out of their pocket and they reveal, we'll have to keep looking at everybody's chest. >> they are as young as 8 years old with the energy of experienced runners. this weekend girls on the run were on the run. the 5-k race happens every may and december following a full semester of empowerment lessons on standing up to bullies and turning away from gossiping. the challenge was for each girl to set her own pace, a life lesson taken to the pavement. >> running helps me get healthier and it pushes me to do better in school and in running. >> 1400 runner were out on saturday and our cheryl connor was there, a volunteer coach, she will run the 10-miler again as a charity chaser, raising money for girls who can't afford the program. >> and now maryland's most accurate forecast. >> we're still cloudy downtown right now but it is mild. take a look at the numbers from the airport. bwi reporting a pair of 6's right now at 11:00. you can see the humidity up there at 94%. it is an easterly wind off the bay and the bay water temperature right now sits at 66 degrees. so our numbers not going to move much tonight. we'll be around 63 degrees, waking up tomorrow morning. there could be patches of dense fog, toward the east -- eastern shore. and we'll talk about that on good morning maryland. and steady through the lunchtime. 78 at 3:00. could be a couple of showers and gusty thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon as a warm front moves in. 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon gets us close to 90 by tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you that forecast in a second. 70 in the city, to the north and west around 84, darlington is 62, chestertown 64 and 66 in centreville. but look at the dew point. and again dew point values into the 60s on the muggy side. when you get close to 70 that is oppressive and the dew points close to 70 in culpeper and that is just an indication that a lot of heat and humidity is on the way and moving from south to north. visibility down to 7 at the airport. 5 in dover. 5 in wilmington. the numbers will fall during the course of tonight. so fog certainly in the forecast. dough have a warm front stationary sichu ated south of the city. and then we'll see more sunshine and we bank on that coming into play by tuesday. so 66 here in baltimore. 70 in morgantown. into the 70s in the north carolina coastline. but look at the heat down to the south. west memphis just a shave off 90 degrees. and there are scattered showers out there right now. down to the south, you notice around say just to the south and west of washington, d.c. there is a steady band of showers that will move into anne arundel county, so tomorrow morning's commute could see patches of heavy rain. it is not a washout for the morning commute but a couple of steady showers could move into your direction. you go out to west and we talked about this at the top of the show, look at the gusty showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis down to kansas city, wichita, there is clean- up going on tomorrow afternoon and we still have active tornado watches outside of chicago. so this is nasty weather that has set up. if you have travel plans into chicago or kansas city, check with your carrier because of the dangerous weather. that storm system responsible for the tornadoes, pushing toward the east and that will increase our chance of showers and gusty thunderstorms each and every day this week. so tuesday, wednesday a possibility of a gusty shower and thunderstorm. eventually the low moves into the city as we go into your day on thursday and that is when we do think a round of potentially severe storms could come into play. so numbers tomorrow morning is into the 70s. muggy and there could be a couple of scattered showers out there. pain a thunderstorm in -- maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon with the temperature around 80. then we sky rocket with the temperatures, 85-90 degrees by your day on tuesday. and there could be a late-day shower and thunderstorm. and so our most accurate forecast said it will be muggy, mild and cloudy and foggy tomorrow morning. 63 for the overnight. and that number is going to be there for the 7:00 a.m. commute. tomorrow we hit 80 degrees with a chance of a late-day shower and gusty thunderstorm and then for monday night, we are not getting out of the 60s with an early thunderstorm possible. here is the maryland accurate seven-day forecast. tuesday late day shower and thunderstorm. wednesday we do it again. late day shower and thunderstorm. a better shot of thunderstorms coming into play for thursday at 83 degrees. and it is cooler and dryer, the all important on memorial day weekend. so storm shield is a good app to have. lynette charles is a great woman to have on your tv tomorrow morning at 4:30. she'll update your forecast. >> i didn't know where you were going. >> honor to hand out the cappy awards tonight at the sold out hippodrome. best play to midsummer night's dream at south river. and then the cappy for the best musical was tarzan and liberty high and the big award called the critics team award went to notre dame prep. what a nice on and off stage for the cappa gala. we'll be right back. >> check this out, this is as close as you get to a wild grizz by bear. a photographer just taking pictures, sets his came up in the woods to captures images of the bears. this curious grizzly noticed it and tried to figure out exactly how this thing turns on here. the camera is just -- oh, look at that. get out of here. the camera is just fine. didn't suffer any damage. but we can look at that all day. just look. oh, man. >> wow. >> did you see those teeth. >> oh, man. here is the deal. here is your seven-day forecast to get you going this week. a little unsettled and warm for tuesday and wednesday. 87 degrees could be a gusty shower late day thunderstorm and then nicer by next week. we'll be right back after this. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? 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(clicks) (click) we're handcuffed. kinky. castle, it's not funny. i didn't say "funny." i said "kinky." and i didn't cuff us. well, y-you think i cuffed us? well, they look like police cuffs. somebody else did this to us. (grunts) (grunts) do you recognize this place? no. but if i were writing a book, this is where bad things would happen. my watch is missing. mine, too, and my wallet. so is my badge and my gun. and my phone. i just renewed my contract. would you stop joking? hey, do i begrudge you your coping mechanisms? what's the last thing that you remember? i... it's kind of a blur.