advisory's and warnings, and they're ready for another hot one tomorrow. we will have more on what is about to be heat wave. >> temperatures well above normal in the '90s. you can see it went all the way. inroit was 95, '60s and '70s the upper great lakes. as we go through the day tomorrow, it is the 92 degrees in downtown baltimore. it may come with a few severe thunderstorms. >> blasting the air- conditioning obviously increases demand for electricity. baltimore gas and electric promise of better service rare

peek rewards customers lost power for an extended period of time. it has not activated its emergency conservation program. animals also seeking some heat released today. a far cry from the arctic circle. 4,000 pounds of ice and other treats. our viewers are showing us how they are handling the heat. it is keeping catherine and her grandparents cool. follow the forecast or you can also find the area's cooling centers. a major decision tonight, the city council shot down amendments and passed the original plan. it is a move they say is bad news for the company.

isthe mayor's spending plan moving forward. they gave preliminary approval tonight for the $2.8 billion operating budget for fiscal year 2013. in a statement after the vote, the mayor said thank-you. this plan closes a $48 million deficit while fulfilling the obligations to public schools. the continuing an aggressive plan to hire hundreds of new police officers while cutting taxes for city homeowners. came afterreen light weeks of protest from citizens and council members concerned that the mayor's budget would cut into essential city services, shutting down recreation centers, and permanently closing three fire companies. >> these and other parties that they wanted.

>> they proposed a series of amendments in an attempt to haunt american pays $6.1 million to preserve those programs. the amendment failed. >> i thought we had made a good case earlier this week that there was money this year and it could be used of for better purposes. >> the mayor is an original spending plan. it will put 5000 and pay for new after-school programs for students. >> she called on the mayor to modify, and if the plan passes without amendment, the mayor has promised to increase funding and prevent fire departments.

two men are behind bars after being linked to the murder of a college student found dead inside of his own car. they charged him with first- degree murder and armed robbery. authorities believe he worked in that robbery that had turned deadly. it happened where police say they found miguel daily suffering from gunshot wounds. the vehicle was left running. police say that there is no cause for concern. >> these are parties that knew each other and it was an act of violence. >> heart of an ongoing investigation will continue until they can figure out who pulled the trigger. >> loved ones gather this

evening to celebrate an off-duty police officers. >> he was an all-around athlete that was loved by most of his schoolmates. he was on e wrestling team and a standout, so it was only fitting that his candlelight vigil was held. >> of the large crowd that gathered in the football field is a testament to how popular and well-like he was. his mother was to overcome with emotion, several of one's share their stories and memories. >> in addition to the memories, they vented their frustration about the circumstances of his

death. >> we should take this after doing it for you. >> and off the edge of the baltimore county police officer chased the 17-year-old for several blocks after seeing him here his front door. they got into a physical fight and brown died from a asphyxiation. no charges have been filed. >> they would already be charges, it would already be before the commissioner. he would probably be detained because of some sort -- loss of life. dodge they are doing a thorough investigation. >> i thank the lord for christopher's life and we will trust the lord to see us through

this. we are also praying for that officer. >> his funeral service will be held saturday morning at colonial baptist church. >> a follow-up tonight to a investigation about the alleged pill mill. another medical professional has been suspended. they were suspended for prescribing high doses of narcotics painkillers. two doctors have been suspended for their actions related to the hill mill. they were both connally charges.

when reached by phone, he had no comment. all eyes will be on wall street tomorrow after stocks plummeted in trading today. a late for this evening involving a shocker. they downgraded the ratings of major banks including bank of america, j.p. morgan chase, city grew, and goldman sacks. they made the move because the long-term prospects are shrinking. >> it is more costly for banks to raise money. the downgrades came after today's closing bell. stocks ended on a sour note ended tumbled nearly 251 points, the second worst drop this year. juries will return tomorrow morning to continue deliberating in the sex abuse trial of the jury sandusky.

a shocker this evening, away from the courtroom, the adopted son of jerry sandusky claimed that he was abused by his adoptive father and said he was ready to testify. they never heard this latest acquisition. in closing arguments, the former penn state assistant football coach was portrayed by his defense as a victim. and they said, that is what this case is all about. the drawing from her testimony, they had a clear pattern in singling out and abusing young boys. we spoke to his adopted son and he was ready to deliver damaging testimony. in a statement released by his attorney, he revealed that he

had been abused by jerry sandusky. they were preparing to release an interview, not part of this case who says he was sexually abused over a time of four years. >> said there would be no reason to say anything. he does what he did and i know what he did. >> hundreds of thousands of youngsters how he had helped with his second mile charity. he portrayed him as a victim was a victim of police officers and accusers looking to cash in. they repeated, it doesn't make sense. why didn't they see a thing?

>> of the governor doesn't as words -- mince words in terms of respect of gambling in the state. right here in baltimore, a challenge to the fed. and archaeologists unearth an incredible 5, 350 years old right here in our own backyard. >> of the heat is on in the first day of summer 2012 and temperatures will slowly trending downward. 92 degrees in downtown baltimore,

caution governor o'malley is pointing fingers, saying common ground will be difficult. he and erin the county side. they will continue to talk with senate and house leaders about expanded gambling. the governor could not reach an agreement that could have hunted a legislative session. the casino at national harbour, members will also debating whether to permit cable games like blackjack at the five already approved casino sites. catholics across the country and many in baltimore are rallying to draw attention to religious freedom. today was the start of the campaign of events including prayer vigils.

>> heart church should be responsible for providing birth control, abortion, for people that don't believe in that, it is their faith. >> the national shrine of the assumption. they provided over the service tonight, and said the federal government is encroaching on religious liberty. they are becoming too politicized. bishops andwant to religious leaders doing politics at church and putting our money into political campaigns that are not accountable to the catholic people. >> the immediate grievance is the mandate the president of barack obama and bounced back in january that most employers must provide insurance that covers birth control.

we are exactly one week away voting for the all-star game. it could secure starting spots. the center fielder, less than 38,000 votes shy. if you would like to help get your favorites on the roster, here is where you can go. and in honor of the twentieth anniversary season, you will automatically be entered to win an autographed jerseys from a 2012 all-star. voting begins one week from today. archeologists have made a discovery that will probably be

making indiana jones proud. today, it announced excavations uncovering the stone and brick foundation. the building served as maryland's first state house and back in 1662. it is the first time in 20 years that new portions have been exposed. longtime residents will remember this date for some time because it was 40 years ago that the state was ravaged. it is the most extensive damage as the capital river washtub a bridge, seven people also died as a result of that. >> it came through here and was a tropical storm. nearly 20 inches of rain, devastating for that. we have a tropical system right now.

it began of hurricane earlier today. you can see that forecast doesn't really go very far. it kind of move to the north and swung back around. it should gradually weaken before it is taken out of here. right in the middle of the hurricane season, to the south is the new one. east of the yucatan, it could become a tropical system over the next few days. we had a record high of 100 today. the normal was only 85. it is still hot. 92 at the inner harbor right now. he's on to the eastern shore,

ocean city was up to about 90 degrees before it started to cool off. keeping temperatures in the '60s and '70s, the northwestern carroll county. tomorrow, we will probably get back into the '90s because lee will be on the warm side. some heat relief will start to filter in. it is down to 51 degrees right now. it is weakening now, and when it covers the area, a slight risk of that tomorrow afternoon.

right into the evening hours, moves off the coast. sunny skies and less human. it will make it even cooler next week, so hang in there. some storms popping up, temperatures will be in the '80s and cooler and less humid. if you are making plans there, they should clear up nicely. 90s again tomorrow, cooler and less humid. even cooler by tuesday and wednesday. in dodge the orioles tried a three game losing streak, but

they have no worries. >> the numbers for thursday, june 23 are 42, 11, 20, 41, 21, and 23. 42, 11, 20, 41, 21, and 23. ♪

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>> and the orioles and joy the day off on thursday after suffering a severe power outage. by then, jason hamilton -- kick

off a three-game series. the biggest surprise of the season, it was many. jason put himself in the all- star conversation. orioles are 10-3. offered the best in the shout out. they earn a winning record against the team ahead and developing a nice rivalry. they would if they played a little more often. the suspended eight games thursday. they did the same thing when they pitch for washington. they wrap up their series, the nation's capital. joseph jennings, of the middle. >> a great play, off balance.

not about to erupt by anybody. can get to that one of the metal. the game is up to a peace, they would call that an effective answer. rick into the corner, the score is now 1-2. taking two out of three. training camp, described to me by the ravens wide receiver. work the body as hard as possible. the first ever charity basketball game, we also talked about what it takes a for a guy to become a successful star.

what they accomplished already, nothing is guaranteed in the nfl. >> we need more of a place to stand out. we work harder and finished the season strong. >> they have the home town dream come true, and it is a week of rest. the mental grind of battling, and masters champion. it seems that is where he does his best work.

in-round of for under 66. how about whether simpson. he is still rolling on the course. a gorgeous approach. the clutter remains true. like butter. he rode a hole in one, the nba finals game 5, miami up by plenty. they will stay there and they will get the win. it was a 06-86, on their way to the nba title. james dominant once again, it ties in the nba finals record. the thunder will probably call

this a learning experience. we will

>> i know we have just one more day. >> temperatures are coming back down a little bit. a cool 92, still must be tomorrow leaves a round of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. it will be less humid and feel better, another round of storms and that brought temperatures back to the 70's we go from 100 to the 70. >> 75 in baltimore, 100 and colorado. >> thank you for joining us, the tonight show is an act.

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