even if it made he would make a fool of himself so we understood it and felt it. i think he was an every day hero, an unspoken hero. a memorial fund is set up for his three children. you can donate to the memorial fund through pnc bank at 2225 hanover pike. wbal-tv 11 news. the service for vigil was the first of two in maryland. another victim of the shooting was laid to rest. silvia frasier worked as a network security person. unhads came to pay their respects for that woman. she will be remembered for the love she showed in life. she was loyal, she was a friend, and she served. and that s really her testament. she left a legacy of love. silvia frasier is survived bhier parents and six siblings. later today the baltimore community will honor the life of officer jason snyder killed in the line of duty last month. snyder a 3 year veteran was gunned down while serve ago warrant with a tact kical unit. they had been searching for a 13-year-old wanted for a shooting o
one of the great jobs in television. i ve been honored to have it. i think the longest running on this show. you ve been here almost one year. almost one year. don t try to put the attention on me. it s all about you. i m sure whatever you do in the second half will be things tasteful and small. low key. we ll get to that. thank you for the good wishes. want to get to today s top story, the potential government shutdown that is now just two days away. a rowdy debate on a bill to fund the government stretching the the wee hours this morning. it ended with pes saj of the bill that would delay obama care s implementation for a year. democrats say that s just not acceptable. kristen welker is live at the white house. kristen, where is all this going? reporter: lester, good morning to you. it seems like the only thing democrats and republicans can agree on today is that a government shutdown seems increasingly likely after the house of representatives passed that piece o
meteorologist, david murphy. good morning. good morning, guys. on storm tracker storm tracker e scan we have thunderstorms out to the west of us that are pushing through gettysburg getting close to hours barring. most are pushing more or less towards the northeast but it does look like on some of our models and based on what s happening in the atmosphere farther southeast that a lot of this may start to fall apart as it too it is to head east. we re keeping our eyes on it and those of you in the western suburbs, places like lancaster county, berks county and maybe chester county we ll keep our eyes on it in case this moves in later on. there s a chance it falls apart and isn t that big of a deal. that same system out to the west did produce severe weather yesterday. it is kind of diminishing sort of pushing off world to new england. we are once again in that humid air mass, though, today. not quite as warm. still a chance of a pop-up shower or a thunderstorm during the day.
fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. right now on fox 29, a local first grader brings what cops say is heroin to school. the entire class ended up in the hospital. why the child s mother may be in serious trouble tonight. and attacked in the ocean. a delaware teenager explains how he fought off a shark that bit his arm and wouldn t let go. plus, flash flooding stalls the evening commute. tonight we re tracking fog that could slow you down in the morning. but we begin with developing story. police are working hard right now to find out how a local first grader got her hands on what police believe is heroin. good evening, i m dawn timmeney. i m iain page. six year old took several bags of the illegal school to her west philadelphia elementary school. fox 29 s chris o connell is live at southwest detective that is night. chris? reporter: iain, first and for most then tire classroom of 20 first graders have been medically cleared ton
good day, that is wednesday, halfway through already, it is june 11, good morning to all of you. good morning, chris murphy. good morning. the humidity, set to go out in a cloud. life is too short to do all of that. caitlin, back me up? completely, these are the days you don t even want to try, why fight the battle, and the battle just beginning. welcome to philadelphia where it is humid every day. dryer days are getting fewer and fewer between. luckily though we do at least have some that far in the forecast, meantime, though, a very, very humid morning. a lot of showers, thunderstorms in pockets, across the northeast. there is one complex system pretty strong storms with what lacks like a lot of lightning, a lot of rain, indicating winds out there. south central moving toward lancaster, lebanon within the next hour or so, doubtful they hold together in the philadelphia area, but a sign of things to come. we have more downpours just like we did last night right a