ntsb is now at the scene. we begin with lowell melser of live at the scene. as you can imagine, this is an active scene, and will remain so for quite some time. to let you know where we are, this accident just happened off of main street. i am counting 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 coal cars on the side here. in the front, locomotives, where we saw engineers looking over those. 21 cars in all unfortunate. , there were two victims of the crash, and they have been identified as 19-year-old elizabeth nass, a student at jmu, and rose mayr, a student at the university of delaware did invest a ghost don t know what they were doing by the tracks, and if they were investigators don t know what they were doing by the tracks, and if they were hit by the train. the train derailed as it came to an elected city in the main street area. 2130 cars came off the track and some of them fell 20 feet off of a bridge. one neighbor described the horrifying scene as it unfolded. i was sound asleep in my bedr
appears in court, there are more questions than answers about the suspect s state of mind. demonic that is how one of the family members describe him. you are currently being held on a no-on hold. the 24-year-old seemed dazed, bizarre, and lacking focus. some legal analysts predict an insanity plea. i think that will be the only option the defense has. did you mentally understand what you were doing and should to be held accountable? i was putting off looking at his face. eventually, i had to get past that and see who the killer was. monday night>katie in labor while her husband remained in a coma from shielding her from gunfire. there are many stories of heroism. alex teves died shielding his girlfriend. i was confused and he did not hesitate. teves father spoke of the grief he is feeling. one of the best sons any man could have, and i ve been honored to know him. the judge scheduled filing of charges for monday, but it could be a year or more before the
potential outbreak in southwest baltimore in march. due to the proactive work of the baltimore city department of public works, we have gotten ahead of a potentially serious matter. most of the large water main breaks were caused by a stressed pipes sold to the nation for decades ago. dpw will begin adjustments. they will adjust 3 16-inch sections of the 54-inch main. please refrain from outside watering, car washing, until after sunset or during the early morning hours. please do not wash clothes or dishes or do non-essential indoor cleaning using water until late in the evenings or early morning trade used clothes washers or dishwashers only with full loads. we re asking that you remember that short showers use less water than filling a tub. dpw says there is a chance that water service could be interrupted, but using the conservation tips will reduce that chance. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 as. officials are also urging residents of howard, baltimore, and anne arundel
fire in this residence here. the kitchen ended up catching fire and burning through the roof of this house. don t have reports of injuries at the present time. baltimore county police have shut down the road in both directions. reporting why with sky team 11, ibm capt. roy taylor. now to our big story, the cleanup after the storm. bge crews are not the only ones working to get crews back on at the grid. 11 news reporter nadia ramdass is live at b.w.i. marshall airport. hi, nadia. as you can see behind me, this staging area appears to be a ghost town, compared to yesterday when crews were just arriving to start work. 3300 bge and out-of-state workers are working together to restore power to maryland and they say they are up for the challenge. as the sun started to rise on a hazy tuesday morning, thousands of eager utility workers set out for another day of work, trying to restore power to maryland residents who have been living in the dark since last friday s severe storm.
the presidential candidates. arizona governor jan brewer says her state and its controversial immigration law has been vindicated. arizona is prepared to move forward to enforce this law that we fought so hard to defend. but even though the supreme court will allow the arizona police to check the people papers of people stopped, the justices struck the other parts of the law, some democrats are calling today win somewhat. the ruling incentivize the focus on immigration. mr. romney in arizona and radio but we got to speak to him on the campaign play. avoiding specifics about the court decision but blasted the president for what he called a lack of leadership. the country would be better served if the president was actually fulfilling a campaign promises. it is a delicate balancing act because romney wants to cut into obama s lead over latino voters without turning off the republican base. the president, in boston last night, leads romney three-one among latino vo