shaking and crying, clearly in need of some psychiatric assistance. the chief of campus police talking about when they took him into custody at around 10:00 on sunday for making threats to shoot people on the school campus mall. using the using web sites, he if posted a phrases like i will be shooting on a rampage tomorrow and hopefully i kill enough people to make the national news. stay away from the wall at 1:30. anonymous calls began calling in to the police station from all over the country, including baltimore county from concerned citizens. he went on to say if you are joking, you better speak up because you are schering me and i am going to alert the authorities. he wrote back, laughing out loud, go ahead. you don t even know what campus i m talking about. police were able to figure out his ip address and arrested him in his dorm. warrants were served there as well as his parents home. we knocked on the door but no one answered. police say no weapons were rec
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hello, everyone. welcome to 11 news saturday morning. i m lisa robinson. and i m kate amara live at the starting line. the 11th annual under armour baltimore marathon. this will be a record breaker today. 25,000 people have signed up to run the race. some 30,000 friends and family will turn out to cheer them on. they all have one big question the weather and the wind. for that we turn to tony pann. yeah, if there will are any weather issues today, it will be the wind. right now it is not that bad. we have a light southwest wind. the winds may be gusting over 20 miles per hour between clock and 10 between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. a.m. do they let you run with the wind? i think it depends where you are in the race. let s go out to kate. kate, you know you have covered these marathons year after year. you know, the wind will be a huge factor for the runners. notice the wind picking up when i put my hat on. the marathon is 26.2 miles long. the gun goes off for the 5,
this morning we have marathon coverage, and kate will join us a little later. the wind will be an issue. i don t know if they like it sunny and dry, but you will have to run into the wind. be prepared for that. take a couple degrees off for the temperatures. there is a slight chill for temperatures. when you are running in, you are running into the wind. temperatures not that bad. 56 at the airport. west wind at 10. as soon as the sun comes up, the winds will start to kick in. the atmosphere will be what we call mixing. winds may gust up to 20 miles per hour during the racism race. keep that in mind. when we come back, we ll check the seven-day forecast. now let s go to kate at the starting line. at the intersection of russell and camden streets in downtown. hey, kate, good morning. tony, i have an answer for you. i talked to a race official. if you don t like the wind in your face, sure you can turn around and run backward. i have seen people run marathons juggli
hello everyone i m vic carter. and i m denise koch. here is what people are talking about tonight. the heat returns. another round of record temperatures is expected. we just got off the phone with baltimore city schools and they re on a half day tomorrow. baltimore county schools will close two hours early. the heat has already turned deadly, kelly mcpherson has the story. reporter: two people have died today because of the heat and extreme heat we ve had in the last ten days. think back to a week ago when it was too hot schools closed early. a student and teacher had to be treated for heat elated injuries. it s happened again. a cecil county man and an anne arundel county woman both over 65. we see it often times when we get early in the season before people are used to the heat, we find people aren t really thinking about the fact they need to check in on their neighbors and the elderly to make sure they re okay. in 2009, six people died and last year 32. last we