by a judge earlier in may. our reporter is live outside of city hall with the latest. >> prosecutors say the original indictment against the mayor which was filed back in a few months ago will be wiped out and replaced with today. there are more details which may have something to do with the mayors ex-boyfriend who cut a plea deal. >> right now, i am focusing on running the city and serving the citizens of baltimore. that is what i will continue to do. >> she had a back right -- bike ride earlier today and appeared calm, cool and collected. three counts of theft, three counts of fraudulent misappropriation, take house of perjury, and one count of misconduct -- two counts of

perjury, and one count of misconduct. that is what she is charged with. we asked if she was concerned that ronald lipscomb may have provided prosecutors with information against her. >do you know where they are getting the prosecution's -- where the prosecution is getting its information from? the indictment says that he was doing business with the city at one time. the new indictment like the old one claims that the mayor store -- stole give cards -- gift cards. dixon seems unfazed. >> you know the answer to that.

>> she gives a sense of humor. as reported the last time around, the judge and -- dismissed both of these charges citing her voting record. there is no mention of that in any of the indictments. dixon's attorney said the charges are a lot like the first. they expect they all will be dismissed. >> just guessed it, city councilwoman -- just yesterday, city councilwoman helen holton was indicted again. it has to do with a $12,500 payment made to halt and was seeking reelection for a political survey -- made to hold 10 who was seeking reelection for a political service. -- may to helen holtode to heles

seeking reelection for a political survey. >> the key to the whole thing is we do not know what ronald lipscomb is telling the prosecutors. >> there is continuing coverage of the city hall investigation on our web site, pawnee wbaltv.com. -- on our website at wbaltv.com. you can see all of our 11 news reports there. click on politics. several areas under a tornado warning earlier today. this severe weather has calmed down a little bit. here is our chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer with more of the forecast. >> showers moving through central maryland right now. the worst of the weather was

much earlier today. this line of showers is coming in near the mountains headed for northern baltimore county. it will impact baltimore city eventually. some heavy downpours along with a little bit of lightening. this may be it for a while as things try to clear out tomorrow. there are more strong storms in the forecast. the will check that in a few minutes. >> you can always follow the forecast by using our interactive rate our major radar by locking onto copper wbaltv.com -- logging onto wbaltv.com and clicking on weather. one man faces several charges including first-degree murder. he fired a gun after entering a museum a few months ago.

he killed one of the guards. a person stepped a 19 year-old on a basketball court. -- stabbed a 19 year-old on a basketball court. police say the victim was stabbed five times. no word on his conviction -- condition or a motive. baltimore city health officials have confirmed an outbreak of the swine flu at a training conference being held here. there are 11 confirmed cases and three suspected cases of the virus. the conference wraps up tomorrow. the centers for disease control are deciding who gets the vaccine first when they become available. it should be ready in october. they say those most at risk would be first in line. it includes pregnant women,

health care workers, and children, and adults with medical conditions. >> we are looking at the populations in which the virus has been most active in causing the most damage. >> doctors point out that people should be concerned about the seasonal flu as well. you should get that? seen -- you should get that vaccine. it is available to everyone. president obama adjusted town hall meeting in raleigh, north carolina today. he said the current health-care system works well for insurance companies but not for the average consumer. he stressed that he was insurance companies barred from denying coverage for pre- existing conditions. he says health care reform is not about politics but helping the 50 million uninsured americans. >> it is about the lives of people and businesses of people. i want our children and grandchildren to look back and say this is when we decided to

take the politics out of it and start doing something for the future of this country. >> he later delivered a similar message to a crowd of supporters in virginia. it appears that his health-care reform bill is a step closer to passing. lawmakers agreed on some big compromises, one which involves a small businesses and in the way they provide health care for their employees. our reporter is light in the studio to explain. >> these blue dogs had blocked votes on his health-care plan and the house. but with their proposal changes, it could get those democrats on board. the bill would have the support to pass. more support is gaining for the plan after some changes by the conservative blue dog democrat. >> this is a victory on our part and also on every member of

congress. >> the compromise come on requirements for small businesses. the blue dogs have a new version were 86% of small businesses will be exempt from a clause. businesses with a payroll of $500,000 a year or more will have to shell out for health care. the previous requirement was $250,000. >> someone with that type of peril is not a big company. -- payroll is not a big company. >> this man agrees with the change. he has seven employees in place 100% of their health-care coverage. it is the duty of the employer to make sure the employees are taking care of. but it is hard for them as prices went up a 30% last year.

he is concerned that small businesses would get the small -- short end of the stick. >> none of us have a central voice. i fear that a force into -- forcing us to provide health care without sharing that cost and responsibility could leave a lot of small business is feeling the pinch. >> many in congress are contemplating that. they want to make sure no one shoulders more than what is necessary of the cost. the vote pas of the bill is expected to take place in -- the vote on the bill is expected to take place in september. for more affirmation on a total of zero website at pompadour wbaltv.com.

>> and later this week, president obama will meet with henry louis gates jr. and the police officer who arrived at the scene and arrested him. the 911 caller says she did not use the word black male when reporting the incident. it has cost her a lot of grief. >> i was called racist and i became a target of wreckage -- ridicule because of the things i never said. >> gates was arrested for miss orderly conduct, but that charge was later dropped. we have details on the ravens and more swimmer issues circle the day after michael phelps was beaten in the poll. -- pool. great news as to why ocean city

is one of the nation's top beaches. >> the thunderstorms are holding together this evening. we will check them out on hd doppler and the complete seven they forecast coming up. >> wrongly accused of making false 91 calls. the ad team investigates how she became a victim of a prank. that is next.

>> bush's city has received a five-star rating. -- ocean city has received a five-star rating. water quality was one of the factors. there are golf shorts in alabama, liberty beach in california, and another beach in new hampshire. a woman thought she was going to be arrested as police accused of making dozens of phone 911 calls. she is a victim of a dangerous prank. it makes innocent people look guilty. our i-team reporter investigates. >> your name? >> patricia morgan. >> i heard five gunshots. >> the 911 recording claims to be patricia morgan. but this is the real woman.

she was stunned to find baltimore city police officers at the door of her home. >> there were five police officers at my door. one of them was carrying a shotgun saying that i had made calls saying there were gunshots being a buyer at a house on the street. i told them i did not make any calls. >> a police officer told her her never came up in the caller id at the 911 center. >> i was wondering what was happening. somebody was able to get into my funds -- phone somehow. i did not see how they could do that. >> she found out that the call to 911 originated from a legal website which allows you to manipulate the number that comes up on caller id. you can plug in any number you want.

pat told police about the website. the fake calls kept coming. >> [unintelligible] >> i was told that there were as many as 12-15 calls a day. >> you can hear the frustration in the 911 operator's voice. >> you are not patricia morgan. what is your name. >> patricia morgan. >> is this patricia morgan? >> yes. >> what are you reporting? >> you have called in numerous calls and all of them are false calls. >> police kept arriving at her door. they even threatened to arrest her. >> they were ready to take me out of here. >> it is very serious. this woman could have been arrested for making false calls to 911. >> this officer says someone

could have been seriously hurt or killed. >> somebody may make a sudden movement and in that getting shot. it could lead to accidents. >> i was afraid somebody was going to get hurt. i understand the helicopter was called in. i was flabbergasted. >> after about 2 months, the calls stopped. no charges have been filed. in other cases across the country, the perpetrators were caught and got jail time. a teenager got 30 days in jail and a fine. and a trio of pranksters were sentenced behind bars in another state.

proposed federal legislation would make a falsifying caller id information illegal. it is being considered right now. she supports such legislation. even though her ordeal seems to be over, the experience has left her shaken. for the i-team, i am reporting. >> this is an issue t pasthat that i did several service providers across the country. they say it is used by marketing firms to avoid call blocking. our own and sandra shaw is headed to the big apple. >> thanks to all of you. i am so humble. thank you for voting for me. i appreciate it. >> she is not going prominently. shoot will be a guest ago -- co- host -- she will pay a guest co-

host on the region and kelly show. for more of -- regis and kelly. go to our web site for more information at wbaltv.com. >> we all be watching. thunderstorms across central maryland this evening. earlier today, tornado warnings to our south and east. these are not quite as strong, but you could hear the thunder as the system is tracking persist -- central maryland. it is up 5-93. -- i-93. some heavy downpours are possibly coming down. we will watch it very closely as this line of showers continues to affect us. with any luck, we will not have to deal with any kind of severe

weather tomorrow. not everybody got heavy rain today. downtown baltimore almost got 1 inch of rain. a few showers went through over here. the month as a whole so far for the first 29 days, we are in seventh place as far as the coolest july on record. 2009 has an average temperature of 79.3. it has been kind of warm lately, but overall, it is not been a bad mall -- month by baltimore standards. skies are clearing out 7:00 in the morning. it was still be warm. this front will go by tonight. we may get drier air dropping the humidity a little bit tomorrow. a front is moving off the mid-

atlantic coast. a new one is developing. that will bring the next round of showers and storms. tomorrow a partly cloudy sky and a nice summer day. friday will have showers and storms. saturday looks like a nice day. 87 degrees-92 degrees tomorrow. it will feel a little drier. when some debate tomorrow around 10 knots -- winds on the bay to mauer around 10 not. -- around 10 knots. here is the 7 day forecast. 90 degrees tomorrow. 60% chance of showers on friday. more storms will arrive on sunday. >> michael felt isabel's back

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the members of a young team in line ready to go to work. >> they are all young guys. they will be here for a while. they are a good group of guys. >> with a young offensive line when joe is discussing how young the players are. the orioles into their current string of losses. tillman does not fit the win but get a lesson on how not to pitch to power players. he went 4-2. albert who puts the ball on utah st.. 2-1 orioles up by 1. fourth inning, mike jacobs

turned and put this on the back end of the flag court. it is tied at 2. seventh inning, nick markakis into right field. adam jones puts it ahead by 2. 7 they will get hot-3 against the -- date when its -- they whein it 7-3 against the kansas city royals. a swimming suit controversy did not keep michael phelps from winning the 200 butterfly today and created a new record.

>> i told him, i do not care. i am going to go out and see what happens. i usually backed of off and seet happens. but i went for it. >> sometimes it is not the worst thing in the world when a major sports figure loses. if you are the best, you can get past obstacles like swimsuits. >> stay with us. we will have more of the forecast right after this.

>> classic summer stuff on the seven day forecast. partly cloudy and 90 degrees. 89 degrees friday with a chance for showers and storms. it clears up briefly on saturday before another round of showers and storms on sunday and monday. only a few more days left in the month of july. and then it will be august with

the same old pattern. >> the ravens camp had a huge crowd during practice on friday. >> that is our news. thank you for joining us. the tonight show is next with conan o'brien. bull will see you here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] fromsnbc, rachel maddow, and musical guest chicago. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ]