welcome back to fox 45 erly edition. 5:33 is the time and everyone is going to be like today especially coming off of the heatwave of last week. the rain cooled things down over the weekend. good morning, i m patrice harris. meteoorlogist steve fertig is expecc as we go into a new week. well, it will start off hot bu not too humid todayy we have a chance for isolated thunderstorm, but each and every day we hhve a chance for an afttrnoon thundeestorm with the heat and umidity returning. but still much different, that s true. it s going to be in the low 90s. that s huge. here is where we sttrt today. 75 degrees in baltimore,,75 n salisbury, hagerstownnat 71.n sky hd radar not looking very active right now. we think there s a chance for isolated shower and thunderstorm later i the ay as we get a few afternoon thunderstorm and disturbances moving through. the betterrchance comes into tomorrow afternoon as the frol tafrontal boundarres approaches. an increased chance for i
believe this was arson. a baltimore county lumber company, up in smoke on sunday night. my life is gone. it is horrible. the owner of the lumber and home center is convinced that this was no accident. i think this is the seventh fire in 13 years. you think someone said this off. they have all been arson. the water has to come down. the firefighters had to pull extra water lines to control the flames. the root of the company s back warehouse caved in. we had some small collapses. when that occurred, we pulled out our personnel. that is standard practice for safety. the family that has owned the business for almost 75 years things that 95% of their inventory is gone forklifts, orders, all gone. any idea who might have done this? sometimes they think it is the people who live under the bridge or the overpass or people walking on the light ontracks. on the light rail tracks. investigators are looking into who is to blame. the owner is looking at a diffic
11 minutes to travel on the outer loop top to bottom on the west side. this is southbound traffic moving very well. we switch over to it live view. at liberty, this is what the west side looks like. we have a quiet start for now. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. fire rips to a baltimore county lumber yard. it broke out around 6:15 last night at the bond lumber and home center. kim dacey joins us live with more. the owners of the bond lumber and home center are devastated by this fire appeared they think 90% of their inventory went up in flames. they have forklifts and materials for the upcoming weeks order. extra water lines were needed to control the flames. this is off seminary rd. in lutherville. the owners say the business has been in the family for 75 years and they believed this fire was intentionally set. this is fire never 7. you think someone set this fire? they have all been arson. investigators will be back out at the scene today to officially
hello again, iiam jennifer gilbert, jeff barnd is offf3 tonight. another scorcher of a day in baltimore. the temperaturrs did not hit triple digits today.3 -ut with a boost in humidity, it felt awful outside. so far, eight people have died in maryllnd from this summer s extreme heat. ú%e latest ictim was pulled from baltimore home thii week, where the temperature was more than 90 degrees inside of the house. many people in balttmore are living without airrconditioning. and relying on fans. but that can hurt their health. hard to breathe. feelldizzy and weak. hurts my health. unpleasant, you know. what can you do? you eiiher live or you don t. in some cases, it is cooler outside of the homes than inside. and the heat has caused marc trains to run slower and be mta is making changes to help commuters. buses will be on standbyyany time the temperatures reach 90ú degrees. all marc and amtrak trains aae stocked with water and call centers are open until 11:00, instead
it. reporter: the parents of the student in this latest incident say they still fear for their son s safety. something worse than this will eventually happen if they don t do anything. reporter: and the victim s father told me tonight, he doesn t understand why more has mot been done to punish those behind this, and keep his son and other students safe at the school. the school system did say that a letter went out to parents about the issue. reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. reporter: thank you, mike. right now, the head of baltimore city schools is answering questions about bullying. the hearing is under way at huber memorial church, at york road. updating the news. an accident on 295. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene now. captain mike perry has the latest. reporter: we are, indeed, on northbound 295. we re north of where it overpasses, 895 and lansdowne area of baltimore county. you can see a single vehicle accident. the vehicle departed t