maryland, we are tracking them on the most powerful radar in the state. i would like to be here but i didn t know they were closing down. big changes coming to the city. the fight to try to keep them open. the colors aren t as popping as they used to. and they went to court over the light. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. but first it all started up in froes burg, take a look at this time lapse photographer. big storms started rolling through the area. there s lightning, there s thunder, and guess what, it may be heading our way. why it is over in the weather center with a look at your first forecast. what are we going to expect around here? you called it heading into the immediate baltimore area we are tracking this line of storms. it is an intense line to say the very least. take a look at the overall set up here. severe thunderstorm warnings for the entire state all the way back down and it s tough to pick a spot here on maryland s most powerful radar. we
east of college park and crofton area. that s another very, very strong cell. other activity around the fredrick area very well. they ve already had flooding reported out there. this particularly a batch of storms creating heavy rain as well. no warning expect for the flooding that s going on in that region. but it s moving up to fredrick, northern sections of fredrick county will be affected over the next 20 to 40 minutes. southeast of baltimore, lighter rain. really not much is another cell just popped up around the aberdine and grays area. pretty light heading toward cecil county. looks like the thought not a severe system. the one in the city now does have a potential to create very, very strong gusty winds, damaging wind and hail. so we ll be watching that. that warning just cancelled but it s still an effective storm. they re capable of creating damage as we continue to track it to the north. i know with the east moving through north sections of the city. the áf over
again. that s the only way you can tell there s rotation to the north. see that little chart to the top of there, look through there. not really seeing a whole lot of rotation. i mean, if we were seeing reds and green in direct oppositions that s when we re seeing rotation. this cell still could produce something, a funnel cloud or something akin to that that s why they ve issued a tornado warning. i m not seeing looking at it with doppler radar inside i m not seeing rotation. although it does seem to be something going on around here. around 32 and 95. that s heading right toward the city. we re going to see at round of storms. that is a lot of rain and the flood warnings currently in effect for the baltimore region. many areas fredrick area, carol county another extended thunderstorms warning in effect also for harford county. that cell moving through the bell air area, over toward joplin moving at 25 miles per hour. that s also creating very heavy rains. not a tornado but
his family refused to comment. security experts called it a skilled abduction. by posing as delivery men with a story that got them past guards to winesteine s room. if you respond to them i will live and hopefully rejoin my family and my children. my two daughters. reporter: winestien may return but has set high demands for his release. it is very important that you act quickly and i m not waiting for your response. reporter: the white house responds is no negotiation. condemning winsetine s kidnapping and calling for his immediate release. winstine does not mention a deadline. only that delay would hurt his position. a family friend says his life had been in a downward spiral in recent years. the gun was registered in his name. the murders of two women inside st. peter s episcopal church. he was homeless, living not woods near the church and visiting the shelter daily. when this individual ended up with a firearm is shocking. reporter: police say the gun was
hopefully, he wasn t involved. today on wtop radio the mayor said that suspect davis may have some mental problems. we think this is a case of someone who s mentally ill and someone who acted out, perhaps did not take his medication as he should have. reporter: so what impact did that attack last night have on that teenager? today i talked to her grandmother. right now she s scared and she s like traumatized. she said she don t want to go back outside. because this happened to her. reporter: as suspect davis was running away, police say he tossed a backpack into the alley but they found it. inside they say they found a claw hammer. it appears to have blood on it. live in northwest, pat collins, news 4. day 3 of deliberations over. still no verdict in one of d.c. s most notorious crimes. five men are facing charges in the south capital street shooting that left five people dead, nine injured. those attacks happened back in march of 2010. prosecutors say the rampage