of the heat advisory goes until 8 this evening. if you head was bowed, frederick is hot. in ocean city, and there were 99. the filter in the humidity and this is what it feels like. it is 100 in friedrichs town and you have to slow down. it is a slowdown afternoon. if we get through the next few days, you'll be all right. from east baltimore, barry simms is checking in on some folks are trying to cool off. >> we have seen a lot of people trying to find some shade. a lot of people are walking around bottles of water and other bottled drinks to try to keep cool. baltimore city is trying to help people stay cool.

>> the disasters theater offers cool relief, making stops at strategic corners. the truck is loaded with bottles of water and orange vitamin water. >> we hand out water to homeless and individuals that need water. we basically try to hide her people that don't have the resources to get water. >> no salvation army responded, mr. been water. -- distributing water. this east baltimore family was glad to receive the refreshment. >> it is really hot out here. >> her husband write -- wiped her brown. i have put two layers of this on her. just from her sweating, it is

coming off. you can see that her little cheeks are rosy red and she has sunblock on. what's that offer a place to sit and relax. the mta has joined in, giving bus passes to get people out of the heat. the passes are available at the cooling centers, city health clinics and firehouses. >> we are asking people to stay and if they can stay and. skrainka lot of fluids. try not to be out in the heat. we want people to check on their neighbors. >> let's tell you the locations for those cooling centers. the 5200 block of york road, the southern community center is on cherry hill road. the northwest center is -- southeastern is located in the

3400 block of bank street and the eastern center is at 1400 east federal street. these cooling centers are open until 7:00 p.m. tonight. reporting live from bell's point, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the latest forecast is always at your fingertips that just log on and click on whether. >> police or investigating a weekend homicide. officers arrived on the scene of a shooting in the 600 block of cherry hill road. that is where they found a man dead from several gunshot wounds. investigators have questioned to people in connection with the murder and they have not been charged. police are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting that happened this morning in southeast baltimore. the victim was found in the 200 block. if you have any a permission, your as to call the police. what's city police have rescued a 93 year-old man taken hostage

by two armed robbery suspects. it happened at a convenience store in the 5900 block of bellaire road and that is where we are live tonight with the very latest on the story. >> the hostage situation ended after police fired gas into the house and the rescue the 93- year-old man. one of the suspects is under arrest of the other, the police are checking into his status. >> according to police, two men walked into the convenience store demanding money. >> it was a standard robbery, and they ask for money and an altercation led to the attention being pistol whipped. >> of the suspects fled on foot and ran into the home of a 93- year-old. they said he had no air conditioner in his house and he keeps the door opened t in the summer. the standoff lasted several

hours and police decided to make a move. >> we shot tear-gas into the house and that is why we took a hostage to the hospital. that was just as a precaution. >> as many as 10 officers entered the house and as many as five escorted mr. -- of the man to the hospital. police are questioning one of the suspects. mr. bill is reportedly doing ok. reporting live, wbal-tv 11 news. >> volunteers in baltimore are getting their first swine flu vaccines. they are participating in trials designed to test the effectiveness of the new vaccine to protect against the h1n1 swine flu influenza virus. >> the first volunteers got

their first shots today and the study leaders said that demand was so high that they had to hold a lottery to decide who would participate. >> take a deep breath, 123. >> the swine flu seems a little more scary and unpredictable because it seems to strike younger people, people that are my age and relatively healthy. >> she is one of 250 volunteers enrolled in the first swine flu vaccine study. this is the lead center for national trials. an attorney was one of 47 healthy adults the rolled up their sleeve on this first day. >> anything we can do to stop the spread of this gloom, now, would be an advantage. >> they get one shot today and a second shot in three weeks as

researchers try to find out if the shot is safe. >> they will come away from this understanding how much vaccine, how many doses and how quickly they can develop immunity. >> there are risks involved, but arthur ferguson isn't worried. he says he has been through this before, and he participated in polio vaccine trials as a kid. >> the risk is not doing this. >> this thaksin changes the way people are being treated and if it saves hundreds of thousands of lives, than i can say that i was part of that. >> they began testing healthy adults today in baltimore and will begin testing senior citizens on wednesday. after they get two weeks of safety data, there will begin trials and children. >> of course the university of

medicine is one of eight trial sites around the country. some 2400 people have volunteered to be enrolled in three different studies. >> the white house was trying to debunk conservatives try to derail the health-care initiative. they are worried that in the war of words, it could be a loser. >> even on his trip to mexico, president of, focus on health care reform. >> we are having a vigorous debate in the united states and i think that as a healthy thing. >> in washington, the white house was trying to debunk the right. >> and nothing funny to democratic lawmakers. at their meetings are still being disrupted. >> this is not health reform, this is control over our lives.

>> this was louisiana today. >> i am here to tell the federal government that they are overstepping their bounds. we do not want them involved in our health-care decisions >. >> they put seniors in the position of being put to death by the government. >> patients would, for the first time, get counseling on end of life decisions like organ donation. >> there is nothing mandatory about this. >> i am afraid that the public may be this led -- may be misled. >> president of, claims that he is not worried. >> reasonable arguments will merge and we will get this passed. >> but will we get a real

debate? >> he is already practicing some come back. they said that government should stay out of health care. from capitol hill, wbal tv all the news. >> up next, a new program is putting ebay at the center of online car sales. >> by typhoons swept through asia leaving many homeless. what so many women having babies later in life, but what are the list -- or what are the risks? >> we are seeing the infant mortality rate in baltimore city. that is coming up. >> michael jackson fans will get one last chance to see him perform. details of the mov try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite:

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of it. sometimes kids make it too serious, too fast they be treated like professional baseball. enjoy it for as long as you can. the kid back up when you really want to play. >> i spoke with him this morning about the tournament and you can see that full interview wbaltv.com click on video. in tonight's medical art, could breastfeeding be a defense against breast cancer? it looks like it. a new study finds that those with a family history of breast cancer could develop pre menopausal breast cancer if the breast feed their children. it doesn't matter how long you

breastfeed in, you get the same results. food researchers all over the country are experimenting with their own products and adding more fiber. fiber is known to lower cholesterol, obesity and perhaps wait, but there is a difference between dietary fiber and what is called functional fiber. the kind of things that are being seen on store shelves. functional fibers are components extracted or synthesized using bacteria and fermentation. they said that functional fibers cannot hurt. women having children in their late '30's and early '40's has become so commonplace and no one even remarks on it anymore. that does not mean that the pregnancies come without any risk.

>> this 42-year-old said that time slipped away. she was 41 by the time she was pregnant. i was worried when i found out things that could happen. my mom said that people have changes. >> dr. robert alice says that is true, having babies later in life has its risks. in fact, he sees them as a normal occurrence, but that does not mean that pregnancies, about complications. >> they are the biggest ones that cause risks. you have other fax that cause risk. a high risk of labor and a high risk of other issues.

>> he says that most older women are successful at conceiving and having a baby, and that is reassuring to laura who is due on january 2. >> i had an ultrasound yesterday and you could see the skelton and the face -- the skills and and the face. it looks like a baby now. >> the best of luck to her. your help before conception is even more important. have a preconception appointment with your doctor to talk about all the risks and possibilities and what you should do to get ready for the best bargains you can have. try to keep an optimistic outlook. not only will you be happier person, you will also be healthier. they found that women who have an optimistic outlook on life for 10% more likely to develop are less likely -- 10 percent

less likely to develop heart disease. >> one of the hottest days of summer all across the atlantic region with the temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. the heat index comes into play and there are heat advisory out all across the boy baltimore area. there is an excessive heat warning. you can see that they are not in the revisory area in. it is 91 in westminster. contrast that to 96 and it is a bit of a difference. showers and storms are moving into garrett county. and dulles airport is at 94.

this hour is 93. the hottest we have had so for is 94 degrees. it looks like we are corrupter around that this afternoon. it is almost 100 degrees. there is no seabreeze today. the numbers are so large that they are starting to bump into each other. there is a lot of moisture in the atmosphere and this makes it feel like 110. there are some storms north of us. showers of cool things off and garrett counties. a severe thunderstorm watch covers much of pennsylvania and scoops down towards those storms. even overnight tonight, it will do so warm through the mine that some of these storms will not survive.

even overnight, some thunderstorms are possible, but more like a during the afternoon tomorrow. seven is to around 80. the sunset this evening is that 8:00 to 08 p.m.. -- is at 8:00 08 p.m.. then you drop back to 86. it is 70 and this area. tomorrow is another hot one, but we should break this heat wave on wednesday. 89-95 tomorrow. west winds at 15. the waves will be around a foot but the hot air is morning the water. the water temperature is at 83 degrees. you have storms near deep creek.

that will keep temperatures in the '70s. it will be steamy again tomorrow with thunderstorms around and temperatures around 93. 92 tomorrow and then cooler. it is not anything to shout about, but it is significantly cooler than what we have been. mid-80s and lower humidity. it is pretty nice before this scattered storms arrive. >> thank you. up next, we could save you some money on cell phone bills. the reason to dump 41 for some free services. >> we're learning more about a deadly crash about a helicopter and a plane. investigators say it may be very difficult to find a cause. >> coming up 6 pm, who is behind

the organizing. they are expecting a big crowd tonight at a health town -- a tonight at a health town -- a health care town

>> ivars were back in the water in manhattan looking for the final two bodies. just moments ago, word came that they had found a body of an adult male in the plane's wreckage and may have found the

plane's fuselage. what's in the murky waters of manhattan, divers bought a four visibility and strong currents. there were finally able to pinpoint what they believe is the plane's wreckage from saturday's mid air collision. but the twisted metal already pulled from the hudson tells a tale of how the small plane and helicopter were torn apart in an instant. among those killed were a family from pennsylvania and 80 -- an italian tourist. >> what do know is that nine people are dead. >> pictures obtained by fox news until the moment of impact. the plane's wing is literally sheared off and the plane may have been in a climbing right turn when it hit the helicopter. a fellow tour pilots tried frantically to warn the helicopter. >> he was being overtaken by the aircraft. >> in a congested corridor were

no contact with the control tower is required under 1,100 feet, along with the investigation, there are questions as to whether that is safe. >> we want to figure out how to prevent them. they need better communication and better procedures and protocols. >> there are questions that are sure to continue even as crews find more clues as to what may have gone wrong this weekend. >> investigators say that with so much wreckage so spread out a could be some time before we get an official calls for the crash. >> it now looks like michael jackson fans will get a chance to see the king of pop perform one more time. a court judge approved a major movie deal with jackson's estate

and columbia pictures. the movie will include footage of jackson's rehearsals for his london tour and videos that would of been part of that tour. jackson died of cardiac rest just days before he was to depart for his comeback shows. >> the man that shot in a jam was no stranger to police. >> buying a car could be as easy as point and click. who is turning to the internet to get your business. >> the national health care debate erupts in baltimore county. we will take you there live. >> it is called baltimore city healthy start. that s

>> tonight, and one of maryland's u.s. senators is holding a town hall on health care. it is one of the many being held all run the country. but reforming health care has come under fire by many who do not agree with the plan as on the table. we're live at the university with the latest. >> the weather is certainly not deterred people from showing up to argue both sides of this issue. we will give you this view from sky team 11. they are lining both sides of the street where the town hall meeting will be held. the senator is expected to field questions from a packed house. we are anticipating to the three times as many as will fit in the center.

they're concerned that the plan would people socialized medicine. >> he wanted to be more efficient and cheaper. if you want the government to do it? , on. if you trust the government to do it, go for it. >> nothing that if we had another option, like a public auction, it would help the insurance companies keep cost down. >> the town hall meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. and it promises to be lively. we will have more on what to expect. >> speaking of health care, the number of infants that die in baltimore city is down. that is due to a program called healthy start. today, politicians praised the program for what it has accomplished.

>> baltimore city held the start is the only federally funded program of its kind. it is working at reducing the infant mortality rate. >> the program gives women access to health care systems before the baby is born. the infant mortality rate has dropped. >> we are ingrained in the community and we hire folks from the community that are familiar with where women are and how to reach them. they will listen to the fabric of the community. they are linking them to services. well this saves money. $8 million to the medicaid problem. congratulations. >> today, congressman tour the facility and were impressed. >> can we save money?

yes. but can we create healthier lives? yes. that is what this program is about. what's they beat the odds, here. the infant mortality rate is much better. the number of children born at a weight or they can be healthier has increased. >> the reason it works is because they go out into the community. >> we have professional advocates that live in the communities where we are. they see these moms every day whether it be at church where the nail salon or the grocery store. >> this program started in 1991 and since then, has served over 12,000 women and their babies. what's the counselors come out and make sure that you have your baby are doing well and participating in the doctor's appointment. this program is really helpful. >> and here is a look of some of

our other top stories at this hour. baltimore is under a heat advisory today. the city issued a code red alert which means that cooling centers are open around the area and residents can take the bus for free to those centers with will remain open until 7:00 p.m.. you can find a list of those centers on our website. a federal judge has sentenced a baltimore man to three consecutive life sentences for killing a federal witness. he was said to vince -- he was sentenced today. two other men were sentenced for the murder. all three men were convicted of conspiracy to distribute drugs. >> in tonight's project, general

motors is expected to launch a pilot program with the day. this program is aimed at providing consumers with a new and easier way to buy gm vehicles. >> general motors is teaming up with ebay to make purchasing a vehicle as easy as clicking on by. the promotion allows buyers to buy new vehicles. >> or with henderson at the helm, is part of the plan to rid imaged gm and expand show rooms from parking lots to computers. >> we are well on our way to succeed. >> speaking of out with the old and in with the new, the bayside will also let them know if their current vehicle qualifies for

the government incentive program. >> last week, the senate voted to give the program another $2 billion because it has been such a smashing success. >> almost two-one under our survey, people have been buying these more fuel-efficient cars and have been getting the $4,500 voucher. >> some many are turning in their clunkers that some dealers worry they will run out of certain models. >> under the program, they cannot be resold whole. the engine must be destroyed. >> we are locked up. part of the shift towards more energy-efficient cars and easier ways to buy them. meanwhile, there is a new incentive to get to to buy a car, even if you don't qualify for that cash for clunkers program.

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of staging fights with manila disabled students. the 25 year-old jessie salazar could be seen in those fights and he urged residents to participate and they called it a fight club. in all, almost 20 fights were but a tape. >> and man has been arrested for impersonating an officer. of the 20-year-old was walking down the street when he approached three men, pulled out his madison police department in turn i.d. and claimed to be an undercover detective. he forced the men to the ground and then used his cell phone to call for backup. he left the men go and said he would overlook their indiscretions. >> it sounds like the intern was inebriated and had no authority to ask anyone to do anything. >> & officer is a federal

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>> 29, hundreds of people are dead or missing after a typhoon hit parts of asia. a mudslide was touched off by torrential rain. that left it with 400 people unaccounted for. reporter harry smith has the latest. >> taiwan was the first to feel the force of the typhoon as it swept across the island, causing the worst flooding for 50 years. roads and bridges were torn apart by the sheer volume of

water. it disrupted rescue work for remote villages. hundreds of buildings have been swept away. there is still no clear figure for the number of people who of been left homeless or are missing. >> once the worst of the 70 mile an hour winds died down, the broad and the injured. this man said that he had no choice but to leave. he had gone out of water to make food for his baby. the typhoon just hit china were brought landslides, blocking the roads. state television said that nearly 1 million people had already been evacuated from the area and the path of the storm. towns and villages were left under inches of water.

the country's west coast was hit with toronto rain which caused widespread flooding and landslides. up to 20 people are dead or missing. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecasts. >> hot and humid weather all across the region. we will have to watch the debris is -- watched the dabay breeze. what we see is a line of showers that has broken off from the main band of storms, and stretching through ohio. it looks like it is trying to get the parts of western washington county. it does not look like a lot of this will make it much farther east than hagerstown or so.

those storms are strong of to our north and west through we will switch our view. this potential for strong storms will see if that will move and to baltimore tomorrow. we just kind of swelter away on the hot side of the front. the record is 100. that will be safe for another year. this 94 degree reading is the only -- is only the ninth time this year. so far, -- no advisor is for carroll counties. it is stifling hot around the

day were earlier today, we were nearing the 100 degree mark. it is in the low 90s bows low 90s feel like 100. it really makes it tough to cool off and that is why you have to slow down and take it easy the storms will come rolling through here tomorrow night. overnight tonight, there is a small risk of storms. '70s tonight in most areas, but i do not think downtown baltimore will get below the 80 degree mark tonight. you do see some fronts moving through right here. tomorrow, we are still on the one side of it. a little more cloud cover and a better chance for a storm. you should see the winds turned

to the north and northwest. there, you see the areas that are getting in on the thunder from tomorrow. it was 89 to baltimore city. on the day tomorrow, the average weight was around 1 foot. 92, hot and humid for one more day tomorrow and then the storms move off. partly cloudy and a little bit more comfortable on thursday and friday. >> 3411 service for your phone and a recall for children's booster seats. that is in tonight's consumer alert. in the house booster seats are sold out target stores.

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>> hundreds of people descend on health care reform. >> before they can distribute the swine flu vaccine, they have to make sure it is safe. next, how maryland is leading the way. >> live, local, late breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. in age d. >> we begin tonight with a insta-weather alert. today's heat forced baltimore to enact the heat code. what's it felt like it was well over 100 degrees. let's check in with tom. >> it is one of the hottest days of the summer and since we have hardly had any 90 degree days this summer, it feels worse. when you add the humidity, it could be dangerous if you do not use caution. it he advisory's