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[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> what are we expecting today? >> well see another depay of thunderstorms. we are not out of the clear with that just yet. there are changes on the way. thats whats going to be good. lets take a look at the radar. there is not too much showing up right now. there was some blips on the radar earlier on south of us. in carroll county, some strong storms. that will change as we go toward the afternoon. as we get the daytime heating...

[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> good morning and welcome to 11 news sunday morning. >> our top stories in just a moment but first i want to welcome ava marie and youre going to be with me on sundays. >> ill be doing every sunday morning and during the week live shots in the morning. >> and then ill be coming back to do the noon weather. >> its quite a change from you. from colorado. >> ive been slowly moving east for the past six or so years. its exciting. n...

rain and some are not. on my drive in, heavy rain. a downpour. we continue to see some areas of heavy rain. once again, some of you may hear me, go over to the window and say i dont see any rain. it is here. it is raining northwest and northeast washington and off to the north and west and most of that rain is heavy rain now really across leesburg, up towards 270 into frederick, maryland, gaithersburg, places like that. heavy rainfall and again, as we said yesterday, this is pushing fr...

a wet start to your wednesday morning. there is the view down wisconsin avenue this morning. good morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning on this may 4th. im he steve chenevey. >> im sarah simmons. lets get a check of the weather and say good morning to tony perkins once again. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. weve got rain showers across the region this morning. weve even had some thunderstorm activity some portions of southern maryland. those thunderstorms now ...

and im just -- im so happy that hes okay. >> reporter: now, the victim has been identified tonight as 53-year-old james wright of el cerrito of the park ranger says one of the first things wright asked for was for him to call his wife. apparently the mans family had reported him missing at the el cerrito police department at about 6:00 monday evening they said they hadnt seen him since early monday morning. so he may have been out there in that ravine for more than four days. now, we a...

sun. man who was stuck at the bottom of a cliff the past 4 days. his car went off the road between grizzly peak and south park drive in till park. heres vick lee. >> the emergency call came in at 10:40 this morning. car over a cliff. off gridley peak boulevard in till park. laid model honda landed up right 150 feet down a steep hill. investigators say the car skidded about 200 yards before going off the road and plunging down the cliff. chief robert lip says it was a difficult rescue. ...

steep embankment along grizzly peak in the past but in those cases the cars were either empty or the person didnt survive. in this case the man had been there for three days and he was alive. >> he said hi. said, hey. youre going to be all right. and the rest is history. fire came and we got him out of there. >> reporter: he stayed with the man and radioed for help. firefighters arrived and got the man out of the car. >> how rare is this? >> we go up there actually pretty frequently ...

devastated by deadly tornados, alabama suffered the greatest loss of life where 210 people were killed . they talked with residents as they sifted to the rubble of their home. the president promised help rebuilding. >> we are seemlessly working with the states and governments . the communities here we are going to do everything we can to help these communities rebuild. >> one million homes and businesses are still without power and water in alabama. yesterdays sting of tornados was the...

from the car. how rare is this? >> its pretty rare to have something thats this involved. we go up there actually pretty frequently for vehicles over the side. generally speaking, we get there and get people out relatively easily. this was a little more involved than usual. >> reporter: dave is downplaying what many are calling a heroic act. >> i feel extremely lucky that i could help this guy. and im just -- im so happy that hes okay. >> reporter: we have learned the driver in the car...

sufficienty and an industry and raking in 6.2 and shell nine billion and feels entitled to take four billion off of the taxpayers. >> and chevron and san ramon headquarters is located in the district. they told abc 7 it is not acceptable that oil and gas companies are taking in sky high profits when middle class families can barely to fill up their car. that tax breaks are no different than any other industry . attorney general holder will convene the first meeting. and called the oil ...