>> a raid inside the police department conducted by the department's own detectives involved in overtime pay. kai reed is live at city police headquarters with that story tonight. >> what makes the case so unusual is that the internal affairs division actually had to get a search warrant signed by a judge to get these records from within its own police department. a department spokesperson confirmed that the search warrant was executed inside the offices of the violent crimes impact division located in northwest baltimore. it is a specialized unit that focuses on violent crime. the spokesperson said the search warrants saw records as part of personnel investigation conducted by the internal affairs division. a separate source says the target of that investigation is the possible abuse of overtime pay. the violent crimes impact division accounts for a large portion of the overtime spent by the police department that totals tens of millions of dollars every year. some of the officers have been the target of misconduct

investigations. the department would offer no other comment on the investigation or a specific targets. >> about 300 officers make up the violent crimes impact division which includes the narcotics unit. we are live downtown, kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> there is even more late breaking news involving the city police department. unrelated to that overtime pay investigation, sources tell us that john keane has abruptly left the department. he was on an earlier this year by commissioner fred bealefeld to implement new training standards for the city police. the department has not provided any details on why king left, but a spokesperson would only say it involves a personnel matter. an officer accused of lying about being shot while on duty in a downtown parking garage. the detective faces perjury and

misconduct charges after claiming he was shot during an attack in january 2011. prosecutor said he falsified the story to get workman's comp. he is currently assigned to the department's property division. >> of baltimore county police officer has been indicted in the death of randallstown teenager. sheldon dutes has been reporting on these developments throughout the day and joins us live from county police headquarters in towson with more on the case and also a closer look into the officers background. >> officer laboard was a nine- year veteran and was released on his own recognizance after turning itself in this afternoon. it was determined he is not a flight risk or dangerous to the community. chris brown is not satisfied with the manslaughter charges in the death of his son. >> he murdered my child on another person's lawn with no

regard for his life or the neighbors. >> the county state's attorney's office says the timing of the announcement has nothing to do with public pressure. >> the fact that he was an off- duty police officer had no bearing on the time it took to evaluate the evidence and to move the case for to the grand jury. >> his attorney declined to speak with us on the particulars of the case but we learned a lot more about officer laboard during the hearing. he has been with the police department for nine years and has a pristine record with the department. he is a graduate of woodlawn high school and attended morgan state university before deciding to become a police officer. his attorney says he turn himself in after learning about the warrant for his arrest. he was off duty the night brown died. he chased the teenager several blocks after hearing a loud noise at his door. witnesses said there was a physical fight and the teenager

became unconscious. the medical examiner said brown died from asphyxiation. >> in this case, the evidence showed that in a moment during this investigation, the officer stepped beyond the scope of his employment. >> he did not consider that christopher has a family. he did not consider anything when he killed him that night. >> he was released on his own recognizance after turning himself in. he now faces both manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter charges. >> the system is designed to remain impartial to both the accused and the victim, and in this case, i believe that justice was not done. >> the officer has been suspended without pay and the arraignment is scheduled in the next month or two. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> while emotions are undoubtedly running high for all parties involved, we wanted to get some legal perspective on

the case. while not directly involved in these particular proceedings, we asked defense attorney warren brown to give us his take on what he believes the biggest officer -- the biggest obstacle the officer would have in defending himself. >> he leaves his home and pursues. he puts himself in harm's way, so it will be hard for him to argue self-defense. by all rights, what he should have done is called the police, actually. >> still, route thing -- brown thinks his attorneys will argue in court that the officer acted in self-defense, or the results worker an accident. >> 24-year-old eli avi werdesheim received a three-year suspended sentence and three years' probation after his conviction for second-degree assault and false imprisonment. werdesheim was convicted in the beating of a black teenager in

the park heights neighborhood. the attorney and the victim's family said the sentence was the right thing to do. he also has to write a number of essays about neighborhood diversity. we are getting a rare look at the treasure trove of documents of presidential memorabilia collector stole from the maryland historical society last july. he will spend the next seven years in prison for his deft. he lived at least 6500 items worth more than a million dollars from archives all around the country. it includes copies of presidential inaugural addresses, letters written by isaac newton and charles dickens. >> we want to bring a breaking news from harvard county. deputies are investigating a shooting in edgewood. just after 10:00 tonight, deputies found a man in the 1700 block of downtown rock way with at least one gunshot. he was brought to shock trauma and we are awaiting an update on

his condition. there is no word on a suspect or possible motive. in anne arundel county, firefighters battled a blaze in hanover. it happened just before 5:00. the crew for met with heavy claims on the scene. it took about 20 minutes to get the fire under control. one person was transported from the scene of that blaze for a medical problem unrelated to this fire. tonight, an update on the deadly accident in harford county involving a motorcycle and a county owned dump truck. the victim has been identified as 24-year-old samuel agostini. according to witnesses, the motorcycle had been traveling at a high rate of speed and was seen crossing the double yellow lines. baltimore county police said the man on your screen, 51-year-old michael hamilton, fired shots at a group of kayakers along the

river in gunpowder falls. happened around 8:00 last evening in the 1400 block of blue mountain road. the group of seven kayakers were practicing maneuvers when they say that passed the house for someone yelled at them to leave. that is when police say hamilton repeatedly shot at the kayakers in nearly hit the group. investigators say he admitted to pulling the trigger, but not in their direction. he is now facing assault charges. >> if you pay for water usage in balte city, get ready to pay more. and 9% increase was approved for water and sewer rates. the average family of four will see their water bill increase about $97 per year. it takes effect tomorrow. there are assistance programs for those who cannot afford the increase. for more information on that, had to wbaltv.com. starting next month, liquor stores in the city will no longer be able to sell anything to minors, including snacks and

sodas. the mayor signed a new bill into law today aimed at keeping kids out of such establishments. the law does not apply to grocery stores or stores that sell beer and wine but not hard liquor. >> the fourth u.s. court of appeals has signed with maryland anti-abortion counseling centers. greater baltimore center for pregnancy concerns, the archbishop of baltimore and the roman catholic church chalice a city ordinance that require pregnancy counseling centers that don't provide abortion or birth control to post disclaimers stating so. the archbishop in baltimore ruling and said this ruling represents a major victory for the first amendment and for those people who seek to live their lives and their faith according to it. >> we are just hours away from the u.s. supreme court ruling on president obama's landmark

health-care law. 26 states are challenging the constitutionality of a law. the major question before the court, whether congress exceeded its authority when it mandated that all americans obtain health insurance and whether an expansion of the medicaid program is an unfair burden on states. the high court's decision will set a precedent regardless of how it rules. baltimore top health official said the city is in the top high of -- the top five when it comes to hiv diagnosis. local and state health officials are using the moment to encourage everyone to be tested. before able to get checked out for free at mobil testing sites outside of walgreen's. one advocate says the stigma surrounding the disease often scarce people away from testing. >> lot of people run from the word hiv. the more you know about hiv, the more you can spread it to the

community and your friends. >> the cdc estimates that 1.1 million americans are infected with hiv virus, but as many as 20% of them don't realize they have a. >> michael phelps pushes his prowess in the pool once again. the baltimore native tries to regain his olympic form. >> when of discovered an unintended consequence of opening massage parlors close in proximity and it could influence the debate over expanded gaining in maryland. >> the heat wave is headed for the mid atlantic. we'll show you how hot it will get and how long it will stick around. right now, 73 degrees at the right now, 73 degrees at the airport and still 81 rp

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x the battle over expanded gaming in maryland is heating up on the airwaves and through the mail. >> a taxpayer watchdog group is urging voters through a mailer to fight giving tax cuts to casino operators. david collins has that story. but this is the proposed site of a caso in baltimore city. the caesars group is on record indicating that a sixth location could cut into its customer base here by as much as 20%. the issue is clot saturation and maybe a legitimate one. -- slot saturation.

>> millions of dollars for new schools and teachers. >> upping the ante with tv dads. a coalition of labor making the case to bring a casino to prince george's county. >> but it will be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november create cracks his campaign style mailer is landing in voter mail boxes, urging voters to call legislators expressing opposition to ease the burden of more competition. >> give those facilities a chance to open, stabilize, look at the actual results and that only then consider an expansion in the state. >> merrill unlike open just three weeks ago and is already having a significant impact to its closest competitor north of baltimore city -- maryland live

open to just three weeks ago. hollywood casino unsuccessfully tried to make the case that you cannot rely on projections. estimated revenues missed the mark by 50% in cecil and worcester county. that provided ocean downs $1.2 million to cover losses in horse racing. the company is prepared to invest $300 million into a casino and is not seeking to lower the tax rate on slots revenue. it has been overshadowed by national harbor. in the past seven years of the state and prince george's county provided 360 million tax dollars for the project. according to financial filings, the gaylord hotel experience of four 0.9% drop in the occupied the rate last year. spending outside the hotel brought by 9.6%. last fall, this is neat backed

out of building a resort hotel on site. mgm expressed interest in opening a casino but only if the gaming taxes reduced. >> we could do great things for the state of maryland and generate thousands of jobs in. we could generate tax revenue. >> financial filings for the first six months of this year indicate modest growth for the gay or hotel. meanwhile, the location commission is expected to make a recommendation for a license at the baltimore location by the end of july. the facility could be in operation by the summer of 2014. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> say goodbye to that really nice comfortable summer air. temperatures start to warm up today. so for the humidity level is not that bad, but that will start creeping back in over the next few days. the morning low at the airport

was 59. we ended up hitting 90 degrees in the afternoon and the upward trend will continue over the next couple of days. the record high was just a couple of years ago, 100 degrees on june 27. through today we have had 11 90- degree days. we are running ahead of normal and ahead of last year's pace. you can see where the he is coming in from the west. temperature steadily climbing to go west for the mississippi and beyond. triple digit heat oven to iowa and nebraska. 100 four around kansas city earlier this afternoon. that is all slowly crowding into the mid atlantic and we expect temperatures near 100 on friday and into the upcoming weekend. the boundary between cool air in new england and hot air coming in over the ohio valley that separates the two air masses

generates a little cloudiness and a few sprinkles and pennsylvania. it will not be as cool tonight as it has been the past few nights. we are holding at 81 degrees in downtown baltimore. mostly clear skies overnight and a few passing clouds. same thing tomorrow, mostly sunny skies and clear conditions taking us into the weekend. 58-68 with some at 5:42. highs of 90-95 tomorrow and the relative humidity should not be that bad, but it will feel muddied by the time to get into friday in the weekend. the center of the heat coming into the ohio valley, associated with an area of high pressure building over the region that will dominate the mid atlantic and the southeast. what is left of debby is moving along that front out over the atlantic and no longer a problem for the united states. waves about 1 foot, they water temperatures only in the seven depots. cool off a little bit recently. if you are near the bay, that

would be a nice place to be. 80's of amounts the next couple of days with increasing chances of scattered thunderstorms each afternoon. tomorrow, not that bad humidity wise, but hot and humid conditions expected on friday. a great time to be at the beach, near 90 and may be like a thunderstorm friday into saturday. classic beach weather for the mid atlantic. we will wrap up the month of june in the upper 90's to near 100. we start july on sunday and it is still hot and steamy. the early part of next week, the temperatures are back down a little bit. >> for the orioles, it works like this. some nights you catch the trout and other nights the trout catches you. come back and you will see what i mean.

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production on the mound and in the field. the angels demolished the birds 13-1. hunter opened up tonight with angels' left off last night, with a home run to left field. 1-0 angels and it set the tone. bottom of the first, the 20- year-old center fielder has crazy speed and goes way up on the wall to take a with a home run from j.j. hardy. little chopper to the mound. but runs keep rolling in for the angels. fifth inning, through brian roberts legs. it was that kind of night for the orioles. angels over the orioles, 13-1. what do you say after that? >> he gets a mulligan.

obviously have to give anaheim credit. they are swinging the bats pretty well, at least they have been for these two games. >> the yankees win again tonight fall.e orioles pau tonight the yankees injury list grew longer. the starting pitcher suffered a broken left tibia just above his left ankle. the injury will take him out of the yankee lineup for the next six weeks. michael phelps serve notice tonight to his archrival in the 200 meter freestyle. ryan lochte be expelled in the first to head-to-head competition in this week's olympic trials -- ryan lochte -- phelps in the first two head-to-

head competition. they both qualified for the event in london. it really has as much as a psychological impact is anything. tonight is michael phelps' chance to tune up his will to win. >> it will come down to the finish. >> winning still matters. it should be a great matchup in the olympics next month. the 20-year-old brian harrison playing in his first wimbledon. he had to play the defending champ in today's second round. trying to become the first man sent roger federer in 2007 to win consecutive titles. setting up a great rally at the net. the 20-year-old tries to test the defending champ.

harrison answers short. >> your 20 years old and playing on center court. >> is going to be so tight in the olympics. >> in the timing can say close. >> we are not hearing about what it is like our athletes in the other countries either, whether they can measure up and make this an unbelievable olympics as far as the pull is concerned. >> i will give you the predictions, phelps, lochte,

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>> what a nice day it was today. >> i am worried about tomorrow. >> don't worry about it, it will be all right. 90 degrees, a piece of cake crowned here. >> you can continue to bake the cake on sunday. the risk of a thunderstorm there was some humidity right into the fourth of july. for 11 newsl tonight. >> jay leno is coming up next. [captioning made possible by on

>> hello, nice to meet you. i'm justin. >> i'm trudy. thank you. >> jay: okay, i don't want to interrupt. justin, thanks for coming, man. >> hold on, man. >> jay: really appreciate it. good to see you. >> of course, of course. >> jay: what a great guy. signs something for every fan. each and every fan gets an autographed picture, or they get a seat -- really, guys?