a car hit the teenager in north point. the teenager was hit while crossing the street, and then the vehicle veered out of control injuring three people. authorities say two people were taken to a hospital with severe injuries and a third person was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries. >> imagine watching a massive fire ripped through your business and destroyed nearly everything in sight, including more than a dozen classic cars. >> 11 news reporter john sherman brings us the story tonight from carroll county. >> the fire broke out just after 11:20 a.m. in all, 12 cars were destroyed, most of them antiques. >> it just kept on burning. >> what used to be a barn, it

was reduced to a black stain. there were caught totally off- guard. >> people came into the cells of this and said the barn was on fire. -- the sales office and said the barn was on fire. nobody was in it. we can deal with this, just think what we didn't lose any buddy's life. >> firefighters came from two states to knock it down. >> we battled the fire for about two hours before they were able to bring it under control. >> the family owned the barn, too, and was not comfortable going on camera. it is a total loss at $600,000.

>> devastation. the firemen, they have done a heck of a job. >> he says at first, the guys thought about getting the valuable cars out of the barn but they wisely chose to play it safe. >> there is so much stuff in there. you just want to try to help somehow but then you realize the place is on fire and you could be killed. it is just amazing, and i cannot get over it. >> the oldest car that was destroyed dates back to 1908. but they are just glad no one was hurt. >> it appears things are back to normal tonight after an underground electrical fire broke out in downtown baltimore just before 8:03 tonight. city fire crews were called for a report of a manhole explosion.

authorities found one manhole cover blown. the fire went out by itself. no problems were found, in the intersection has been reopened. just after 4:00, fire crews were called to a two story brick home. when they arrived, smoke and flames could be seen coming from the second floor. >> our firefighters entered to suppress the fire. >> most everyone made it out of the home safely. one woman was taken to the hospital for minor smoke inhalation. they are trying to determine the cause of the fire. no word on whether the home had working smoke detectors. >> an officer was suspended today. the suspension is pending an investigation for him inadvertently sending an

inappropriate e-mail to the wbal newsroom. >> there was a great day for general motors as the struggling automaker emerged from bankruptcy. official declared it is ready to meet the need for car buyers and start making money, something it has not done since 2004. >> after just 40 days -- >> it is an exciting day for general motors. it marks the beginning of a new company. >> general motors emerges from bankruptcy, a new company with new owners. >> 330 million shareholders are the u.s. citizens. >> it is more than 60% owned by the u.s. government and a much smaller version of its former

self, leaving many contracts behind in bankruptcy, and starting over with plans to shed plants, 20,000 jobs, and almost 2000 dealerships. they are also in the process of selling saturn, saab, and hummer, and stop producing pontiac. >> i am excited about getting back into the car business. >> but these are tough times in the car business. the company has already suffered decades of market share losses, and must now try to win back the american consumer. >> we will work hard to regain the trust in the money that some money have invested in gm. >> a difficult task, even with a fresh start. >> it is less than two weeks into the new fiscal year, and the state of maryland is already facing a $700 million shortfall.

what does that mean to you and what does the governor plan on doing about it? >> in a letter to legislative leaders, the general assembly's chief financial analyst warns of the $700 million budget shortfall. funds carried over from last year that were supposed to help balance the budget had been wiped out and he advises the state is experiencing another $400 million decline. gov. martin o'malley has instructed his cabinet to come up with a list of budget cuts. everything is on the table, including layoffs and furloughs. he is expected to take at least $300 million worth of cuts. the house speaker characterizes the letter as premature. he knows that federal stimulus money is just now flowing into maryland. the state also has $470 million in reserves to fall back on. but a bigger problem has been

cited. the state has an underlying structural deficit to billion dollars. general funds are spent on an average rate of $39 million a day, $275 million a week, and $1.1 billion a month, and warns that the present course is unsustainable. the magnitude of the problem exceeds circumstances in which a special section of the maryland assembly raises taxes back in 2007. experts say the housing market will make recovery difficult. sales outside baltimore city rose 2% last month, the biggest increase since 2007, but prices dropped 10%. maryland cut funding for a school breakfast pilot program, professional development in education, health clinics and reimbursement rates for institutions that provide services for abused children. part of the problem with keeping ahead is that the general assembly adjourns before the tax

filing deadline. the governor does not have to cut all at once. the next scheduled meeting is july 22, august 5, and 26. >> an 18-year-old remains in shock, after a shooting at a basketball court last night. keontae johnson was shot in the torso after a fight broke out between two groups of teenagers are around 7:30 last night in columbia. the school's principal is extremely concerned. >> the committee needs to step up and get involved. we don't want situations like this occurring especially on school grounds. that is where our students play during the school year. >> johnson is in fair condition at shock trauma tonight. police are offering a $1,000

reward for anyone offering information of a suspect. there is more fallout tonight from the grave side resee lling scheme in chicago. the people charged netted nearly $300,000 in the plan. chris clackum has details. >> authorities investigating the burial plot reselling scheme near chicago say they have been flooded with calls from relatives of people buried there. >> we have had over 200 families here since yesterday morning. >> investigators think as many as 300 gravesides were dug up, and then the plots were resold. the manager and three grave diggers have been charged. >> [unintelligible] >> there is more of it tonight over the mishandling of a piece

of civil rights history, the original casket of a 14-year old. his mother insisted on an open coffin at the funeral could the -- so the world could see the result of racial hatred. four years ago, [no audio] he was then reburied in a new casket. it was discovered in a dilapidated shed. >> there was one life -- wild life living inside of it. it was the original casket that he was buried in. >> rats and possums were coming out of here. >> jesse jackson inspected it himself. >> it is painful to see.

>> investigators say the scheme started about four years ago and netted the suspects about $300,000. >> authorities discovered another area of remains on the property and closed cemetery, saying it is now a crime scene. the hope to reopen it in the next seven days. >> president obama is in africa tonight. what the president plans to do while they're. >> the warning for swimmers. >> there is new information tonight in a cookie dough recall. why investigators say they still have a mystery on their hands. >> state officials by back thousands of crabbing licenses. >> stores in the great lakes may be pushing to the baltimore

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its attention to a segment who say they can't afford to offer health care to their workers -- small businesses. business owners and workers called the obama administration out of control costs are forcing families to make risky choices. they pay 18% more than larger firms. premiums for employers sponsored insurance have doubled in the last decade, going up three times faster than wages. >> our profit cannot keep up with the pace that the health care costs are increasing. >> small businesses are not to blame. health-care costs are way too high. >> analysts say small business provide coverage for nearly 68 million americans every year. new information concerning the cookie dough recall. the two strains of e.coli found the do not match the strain that

has sickened at least 72 people across the country. 34 people had to be hospitalized. nestle has found new suppliers for some of its raw ingredients, and has begun producing a cookie dough once again. >> state officials are offering to buy back thousands of crabbing licenses. >> there is an estimated 6000 crabbing licenses in the state of maryland. more than 3000 are commercial licenses. the maryland department of natural resources is asking them to voluntarily sell their licenses. >> it is very important to us to continue to harvest blue crabs at the level recommended by the state. one of the best ways you could do that with certainty is understand how many people are going to be fishing in a given year. >> that means being able to

better set catch limits. >> when that potential is sitting out there, it is hard for us to set management that we know will work. >> eric said other things should have been done to help the population and the industry. >> they should have done it a long time ago. >> officials are hopeful that licenses -- less licenses will mean a better handle on the situation. and they are telling holders to name their price. >> we are asking them to think about how much their license is worth. then they will submit a bid at an auction. >> there is a warning tonight

for swimmers in anne arundel county. stay out of the water at lower magothy beach near cattail creek. high bacteria levels could pose a threat to swimmers or those that come in contact with the water. advisory signs have been posted at the beach. if you do come in contact with the water, immediately wash with soap and warm water. >> now, your 11 insta-weather's forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> july 10, a record-breaking day all across north america, especially back in the year of 1936. if you look at the all-time record around the mid atlantic region, the summer of 1936 was a hot one. the all-time record was set in the city of baltimore. cumberland and frederick 109 degrees. a couple decades earlier, it was

1913 when it death valley hit 134 degrees, the north american record high was set. all setting record highs on july 10 across the region. this is the hottest, the year, which means when you get an afternoon temperature running below normal, low 80's, it is pretty comfortable around the mid atlantic, especially when the morning low is in the 50's. 59 to start the day at bwi marshall. the first nine days have been unusually cool, running about 4 degrees below the normal. high pressure is pushing down the coast, but clouds are coming in over the top of it, so we will call it a partly cloudy sky tonight. on the lower eastern shore are around salisbury, 64 and over.

50's in those outlying areas by morning. mid to upper 60's in downtown baltimore. the area of high pressure is slowly moving east off of the new england coast, opening the door to the next front. this does not have a lot of stormy weather with it, but the potential is there for storms to reach our region tomorrow evening. not a bad day tomorrow, a little warmer and more humid. storms pushing toward pittsburgh by 8:00 and tracking toward baltimore by 10:00, and then pushed off the coast early morning sunday. the rest of the weekend will not be bad. tomorrow, most of the day is partly cloudy. as we hit the evening hours, a thunderstorm. watch for storms on the chesapeake bay. western maryland tomorrow, thunderstorms in the mountains but sunday looks beautiful.

around the chesapeake bay, storms hold off until sunset and beyond. for most of the day tomorrow, a nice day at ocean city, and then the storms may move to early sunday. insta-weather plus seven-day forecast keeps temperatures below normal into early next week. >> dozens of people packed a park as they kicked off the caribbean festival. >> president obama landed in the african nation tonight. >> what is up, america? tonight's jackpot is an estimated $12 million. you must match all six numbers. our first number is 10. 5.

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>> dozens of people packed in a park tonight to kick off the caribbean carnival festival. arts, crafts, and live entertainment, running through sunday. admission for adults is just $10, and children under 12 will get in for free. >> president obama landed in africa tonight. >> he will make a speech to lawmakers, but the trick is not just about business.

>> this is definitely being hailed as a homecoming, even though his heritage is a canyon. -- is kenyan. there is a lot of excitement on the streets, billboards, posters everywhere, vendors on the streets selling everything. >> i am so happy. i want to see him with my naked eye. >> they are even playing obama songs on the radio. they are playing one so often, it is already stuck in my head. >> 10 years ago, a very famous moment in sports.

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back on tuesday, dave was ejected for going ballistic. tonight, he was in timeout. he had a bird's-eye view of a tremendous performance by a local guy, but he played for the blue jays. he completely shut down the orioles. six shutout innings. there was a mistake in the fifth inning. a run scores. the blue jays beat the orioles, 2-0. michael phelps has returned to swimming almost as well as he planned. on the good side, he said a new world record in one event. also, he won a couple of other events.

there is something we are not used to. he had to scratch himself from the 100 meter freestyle final tonight after his neck got so sore this morning that he could barely turned his head in the pool. >> i could barely move my neck, just to breathe. we thought it was probably better not to risk anything for the next two weeks. >> the third of the four majors is next week with the british open. phil mickelson's streak is over, announcing that he will miss this british open. his wife had surgery for breast cancer at last week. this week, he found out his wife has breast cancer. -- his mother has breast cancer.

july 10, 1999, a penalty kick that won the world cup for the united states. her celebration put her on the map and landed her sports brought in the sports museum of america -- the sports bra in the sports museum of america. it was recently returned to her. 10 years later, she is 41-years old,a mom, and still play soccer. tom brady spent a lot of money on the plants. someone stole his plants. a 61-year-old convicted bank robber said he collected scrap

metal. he said he thought that two flower planters were trash behind a condo. they were worth a thousand dollars. it was tom brady's condominium. he is in big trouble. the guy has agreed to pay $4,000 in restitution. that is it for spurts.

>> insta-weather plus seven-day forecast, a chance for a thunderstorm tomorrow evening. most of the weekend should be pretty pleasant. then the temperatures cool off again early next week. >> that sounds good. thank you for joining us. >> have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ]