gripping heat. maryland is molting with july- like temperatures in may for the second day in a row. hi everybody. here's what people are talking about. it's unusually hot in maryland right now. temperatures we're used to seeing in mid-july, today the heat forces at least one school to close early. >> all the kids in the classroom was really sweaty. >> in north baltimore, hundreds of elementary students are sent home early. the building has no air conditioning and the school system agreed it was too hot to stay home. the sun made it hard to be outside for a long period of time, but a breeze this afternoon helped make the weather a bit more bearable. here's a live look outside, it's really beautiful. let's track temperatures in the

first warning weather center. >> and just a minute ago, the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for south western portions of washington county. take a look at the thunderstorms across the mountain region there. a bunch of storms have developed and moving northeast. let's look at the cell right now south near martinsburg. there you see it moving off to the east and northeast. and basically the area that you snow the triact -- that you see in the triangle into portions of west virginia. and that is for the next 30 to 40 minutes. could bring small hail and gusty wins and heavy downpours. the rest of the region, well, back again. there you see, a lot of activity to the north and west. we still have a chance of storms in the baltimore region through late tonight. we're at 91 degrees. same temperature we were

yesterday. in oakland, only 72 with shower activity. the dew point in the mid- to upper 60s, it feels more like 94 94 here. we will take a look in a few minutes. >> bob, thank you. a bloody night in east baltimore. four people are shot, including a 10-year-old boy. and today police are searching for the gunman. detectives think the youngster was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: this happened last night. the 10-year-old was one of four victims. flashing police lights pierce the night as police flooded the street. on a hot memorial day, many gathered outside and for four people including a 10-year-old boy, it almost cost them their lives as one gunman started shooting here, wounding them in their leg. >> we're not sure at this point who the targets were. we do believe that the 10-year-

old was the victim of an accidental shooting, not the intended target. >> reporter: police don't know the motive or have anyone in custody. this bloodshed is nothing new. just days ago, loved once of the 12-year-old marked one year since he was gunned down in northeast baltimore in a case of mistaken identity. >> looking for closure and justice. you know, just want things safe for the rest of the kids. >> reporter: and this shooting caught on a city watch camera outraged many across the city, stray bullets injured a 5-year- old. police solved both of those cases and they hope to do the same in the tragedy last night. >> it's sad. in the evening with everybody outside, when you have gunshots ring out, even the innocent often get hurt. >> reporter: police say the bullet went all the way through the 10-year-old's leg.

wjz eyewitness news. >> the fourth person walked into the hospital with gunshot wounds. about an hour ago, same-sex marriage opponents turned in the first petitions hoping to repeal the same-sex law. >> reporter: they must submit a third of the signatures by thursday. and today they turned in twice the amount two days early. 55,000 signatures are needed to get the issue on the ballot. maryland's same-sex marriage law was passed in march, but it doesn't go into effect until january 2013. >> thank you. coming up, we have more reaction to the same-sex marriage debate. donald trump is once again stirring up questions about president barack obama's citizenship. and tonight's campaign report, this comes as mitt romney is

about to clinch the party nomination. we have the report from washington, d.c. >> reporter: campaigning in colorado, mitt romney went after president barack obama for his handling of the economy. >> the president, when he got elected, he said i'm going to borrow $787 billion and i will keep unemployment below 8%. it has not been below since. >> reporter: it's the message that helped romney outlast his republican competition. and tuesday, primary voters in texas are expected to give the front runner the delegates he needs to become the gop nominee. but romney won't be celebrating there. he is campaigning in the swing state of nevada and raising money in las vegas with donald trump. trump continues to question president barack obama's citizenship, stirring controversy for romney. >> you know, i don't agree with all the people that support me. >> reporter: the obama campaign

put out an internet video criticizing romney for not distancing himself from the accusations. it includes the president's opponent john mccain defending the president's citizenship. >> i have read about him, he's an arab. >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: donald trump upped the ante saying the suspect using john mccain in the ad because john mccain lost his bid for the white house. >> you know, we can revisit that, but the american people are fed up with the nonsense. >> reporter: president barack obama was born in hawaii, and last year, the state released his long form birth certificate. at the white house, wjz eyewitness news. >> and stay with us for complete campaign coverage. the latest on the candidates and the issues at wjz.com. well the investigation into documents leaked from the vatican is widening. pope benedict is said to be tamed by the leaks and says he

feels personally violated. his personal butler is behind bar, accused of theft after documents were found in his apartment. vatican prosecutors doubt the butler acted alone. at least 15 people are dead after a earthquake rocked northern italy. it is the second quake there in a little more than a week. >> reporter: a powerful earthquake shut down the church in italy, leaving just the facade. buildings throughout italy's region collapsed in tuesday's earthquake. several others fell in the aftershock. the police say more than a dozen people are dead and more are missing. rescue crews are combing through debrew looking for survivors. the center to testify town has been evacuated because it's

just too dangerous. she is afraid she will never be able to return to her home. she says, i feel empty, lost and terrified. when the earthquake hit, it rattled italian already living in tent camps since another deadly earthquake a week ago. the back to back earthquakes have devastated one of the largest industrial area, damaging and destroying factories. italy's prime minister says he is prepared to do whatever is needed to get the region back to normal as soon as possible. in italy, wjz, eyewitness news. >> it's estimated the earthquakes are leaving more than 14,000 people homeless. beryl is hanging on, bringing strong storms to florida and the southeast. whipping winds and rain are making big surges and flood watches and warnings as far as north carolina. last night, the storm rattled

jacksonville, florida taking down trees and power lines. where is beryl headed now? let's ask. give us the update. >> all right, it's a tropical depress and it's still hanging around. we will show you, you can see the skin across southern georgia here. just to the southwest. and you notice it's starting to drift northeast now. with the front moving our way is turning beryl around. and eventually taking it out to sea. but it's going to hug the coastline for a while. still winds about 30 miles per hour and it's going to pick up speed once it hits the water because it's in warm water from the gulf stream, possibly becoming a tropical storm as it races off to the east. and all forecast models keep this south of maryland. our own showers and thunderstorms to deal with. the thunderstorm warning is out. and we will have the forecast coming up. >> thank you. right now, let's check on

the roads. >> hi everyone. some difficulty up in the gray area. over the memorial bridge, eastbound 40, right there, the right lane is blocked off and traffic is backed up into the city. as far as 95, in the northbound direction, an accident at 195, the delay back to 175. on the west side, stop and go from 70 to security boulevard. and the north side inner loop expect about 15 minutes from york road. in the white marsh area, an accident there. south handover at west wells. drive times on the outer loop, 43 miles per hour average and one 4 minutes to get through. the river bridge, moving along just fine. quite a different story from yesterday. this traffic report is brought to you by sarah lee bread, so good you will eat the whole loaf. so good, it's gone. back to you. >> thank you.

the warmer weather was a big boost for ocean city business this weekend. and as far as ocean city is concerned, summer is here and the board walk is alive again. board walk business owners say they live for memorial day weekend. >> we are non-stop making. we couldn't keep the cases full. everyone was coming up. got the new cinnamon flavors. that was cool. >> the turnout seems to be phenomenal compared to last year. >> last year, more than 281,000 people visited the resort. no word on the official number for this past weekend. today, about 1,000 midshipmen become commissioned officers. [ cheering ] >> it's part of a long held tradition. before the hat toss, the

defense secretary offered words of wisdom. he told them their work will help strengthen defense ties with china and ties with old allies like japan and korea. well, still ahead, two small planes collide in mid-air over the skies in virginia. and not everybody makes it out alive. a father video taped his daughter and captured her fall. what happened next. crisis in syria, the military action at a critical point. and the temperatures well above normal across the state. and thunderstorms may be on the way. we will update the weather forecast. with xfinity,

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right now, it's 89 degrees. a homeowner on new york's long island is cleaning up a big mess after a car drives right through her house there. is the entire kitchen on her front lawn. it was destroyed after police say a 20-year-old woman crashed into the house. the home owner and her care taker were sleeping. no one was seriously injured. the driver was arrested and charged with dui. an 11-year-old girl falls from a rock climbing wall in florida and it's caught on video. the girl started climbing up the wall at a carnival in miami and then loses her grip. her safety harness even failed so she crashes to the pavement below. the girl's father was recording on the cellphone. doctors say she suffered a concussion, but is expected to recover. they are investigating the accident and how the harness

failed. two small planes collide in mid-air over a virginia neighborhood leaving to -- leaving two people dead and one injured. >> ever had so much activity in the front yard? >> no, sir. >> reporter: he says he thought his house may have been on fire when he saw the emergency vehicles. >> the crash site is about 16 feet long. >> reporter: turns out, one of two small planes that collided in midair over virginia this afternoon had crashed in his backyard, burst into flames -- >> when we arrived, one of the planes is on fire. >> reporter: and killed two people onboard. >> you could tell that whoever was in that did not survive. >> reporter: the other plane landed relatively smoothly in a field about a mile away. >> there is debris field in the area. so there were pieces around. >> reporter: the pilot of the cherokee was awake when rescuers arrivalled and is now being treated at that time hospital. >> never forget that sight.

>> never forget that, especially on memorial day. >> the names of the victims have not been released. the preliminary report on the accident should be released in about 10 days. well the first day of the trading week is off on the right foot. >> the dow is up 126 points and the nasdaq is up 33. let's go to new york right now. alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: consumer confidence is at an eight-month low, despite a drop in gas prices. a survey fines americans are worried about the slow job market recovery and the stock market drop. facebook fell below $30 a share for the first time since going public. shares of the company are now down more than 20% since the debut, making one of the worst

performing initial public stock offerings of the past decade. home prices rose in march. three of the weakest markets showed signs of improvement. prices rose in tampa and miami. they were unchanged in las vegas. and brace yourself for another fee hike. the tsa wants to double the security fee each passenger pay to $5 one-way. it would be the first security fee increase in 10 years. the higher fee would help pay for the costly security scanners at airports. and that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. it is not just humans feeling the heat today. check out the black bear in california taking a dip in the family's backyard pool. cellphone video captured the video practicing his breaststroke. after the visit, the bear went back into the wild without

causing any damage. that looks like he picked a nice pool. like an infinity pool. look at him. he looks comfortable. welcoming up, an aspirin a day keeps the doctor away. we have heard that. but the advice is good for something that may surprise you. in custody charged with a deadly hit-and-run, reaction from witnesses. and it's a scorcher outside again today, but relief in sight. the weather team is tracking storms. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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a live look outside right now. it looks gorgeous in this air conditioned studio. but i know it is smoking hot out there. >> it is hot out there. and a lot of people are loving it, especially for memorial day weekend. but the heat is giving way to thunderstorms. and there are strong thunderstorms. first warning doppler radar. we have two severe thunderstorm warnings in effect.

one for allegheny county until 5:00. and one for washington county. there are a lot more thunderstorms where this came from. but this one right here, could have hail with it and gusty winds upwards of 60 miles per hour. east, northeast at about 30 miles per hour. and there's another one just off to the northwest of that. this one right in here making its way in. that is moving off to the north, northeast. and we will continue to track it through the evening. the wrap-up of watches and warnings. notice the line continues down to the southwest. and that's going to keep feeding into maryland and slowly climbing off to the east. so that's why we could see more warnings through the evening. earlier today, sunshine, and then the thunderstorms starting to fire up. all a part of the cold front. and the wins are out of the south really pumping up the heat once again today. 89 degrees right now. the dew points are high up

there also. muggy afternoon. and when you factor that together, it feels like 92 in baltimore. but the thunderstorms coming in. the high today so far has been 91 degrees. way above the average of 78. not quite the record, but nonetheless, a hot one out there. and cooler air coming our way behind the front. look at the 40s in business mark right now. 60 minneapolis after 90 over the weekend. so we have a cool down coming. the other thing it's doing in addition to bringing the thunderstorms is directing what is left of beryl. it's a tropical depression and these are the bands down to the south. that's starting to get the quick off to the east because of the front. and take a look at the path, turning off to the northeast, it's going to pick up the speed away from us. and our forecast month earlies keep it to the south of maryland.

we've got the front, scattered showers and thunderstorms today, tonight and into tomorrow before this front slowly pulls away. and when it does, it starts to cool down for the second half of the week. we have an advisory until 11:00 p.m. because of the winds. with the thunderstorms possible, that would kick up the winds in addition to what we have going on. and tonight, going to 6 8 degrees. and tomorrow, another warm one, 86. most of the showers and thunderstorms earlier in the day, but some could linger into the afternoon. behind that, a cooler air arrivals the second half of the week. >> i think we will like that. >> thank you. don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line-up. it's a 48 hours mystery. there's a lot more ahead on wjz. debris field, what fell from the sky causing damage. new develop. s, what police in new york are learning about the man

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89 degrees and mostly sunny. hello everyone. >> here's what people are talking about. >> jurors in the john edwards trial are back at work in the complex corruption case. some of the alternative jurors seem to be vying for attention. we have the report from north carolina. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: john edwards took a break from court as the jury's deliberations moved into a seventh day. could it be a hung jury? legal analysts say probably not yet. >> they have not said they are deadlocked. it's early to push panic buttons. but if we start dragging on towards the end of the week,

that's some clear indication that there's distinction. >> reporter: the day started with a closed door hearing to discuss a private issue regarding the jury. and before the lunch break, the judge repeated her instructions to only discuss the case when the jurors are all together. she said breaking into small groups can lead to division. and meanwhile, there have been antics with the four alternates. last week, they started dressing in the same colors. thursday yellow, friday, red. and one has been smiling at edwards. the presidential candidate has been politely smiling back. >> you don't want to do anything that will distract the process. on the other hand, the alternate jurors probably feel like they have no role to play and probably thought they would bring levity. >> reporter: there may be a problem with scheduling. jurors may need some time off to attend high school graduations in the coming days.

prepare for you the possibility that deliberations could go into next week. in north carolina, wjz news. >> if a juror is replaced, the deliberations must start over from the beginning. new developments in the murder of a new york boy. the man who confessed last week may have admitted to the crime decade ago. more on the alleged confession. >> the case went unsolved for more than three decades and now there are reports that he confessed to the killing in new jersey. a leader of the prayer group at the time says the confession was made to a group of about 50 people which included members of his family. he says he felt it wasn't his place to turn him in because he did not confess to him personally. >> he has not entered a plea on

the second degree murder charge due to a pending psychiatric evaluation. it has been five years since the virginia tech massacre and the university is still trying to make the campus safer. a project is underway to install a video security system. up to 2500 security cameras could be installed over several years. the cameras will be in parking garages, sidewalks and other public areas. a howard county man is killed during the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the 22-year-old, a student was hit and killed early monday as he crossed coastal highway with a group of people. she has a vacation just feet from the scene of the deadly hit-and-run. >> horrible. first thought, that mom is getting phone call. and that's the worst one to get. >> reporter: it's a little sober. >> you know, we came down for

vacation. and makes us think twice. you know, enjoying every moment. >> reporter: after he was hit, the driver drove off. witnesses followed him. people in the area say where the accident happened can be especially dangerous at night. >> when the moment i got here, there were people everywhere, cars zooming by and a lot of alcohol involved. and you know, people's safety is porn. >> reporter: she says her heart immediately went out to the family and friends. >> i am a mom. and my concern was, actually what the mom would say that her son was here, having a great time and his life ended. >> reporter: wjz eyewitness news. >> police say the driver was speeding when the suv hit the victim. he is charged with several offenses. a new study finds reducing the risk of skin cancer could be as simple as rummaging

through the medical cabinet. >> well, researchers say aspirin and other commonningly used painkillers help more than just the aches and pains. a study reveals it could cut down the risk of developing the three major types of skin cancer including the most serious. researchers found people who took more than two over the counter pain relievers had a 13% decease of risk for developing skin cancer. the odds were better if the drugs were taken frequently for seven years or more. >> thank you. >> more research is needed to better understand why they prevent some skin cancer. have you ever wondered what maryland is serving up home grown crabs? the true blue program certifying restaurants that serve crab, 84 restaurants signed on so far to be certified. 75% of the crab must be used

from maryland. another hot day across the state as temperatures once again reach into the nineties. at that time lake today, many were doing whatever they could to stay cool. this woman used the umbrella to provide shade. and take a live look outside right now, the sun beating down on baltimore. we have weather and traffic together. now the updated numbers. >> take a look at radar, a lot of activity west of the region. a lot of the thunderstorms producing gusty win, heavy downpours and small hail. and we still have advisories that just went into effect west of the baltimore region west into portions of northern virginia. they just issued a severe thunderstorm watch. that's until 10:00 tonight. for the next 15 minute, still in effect for a little portion of washington county and some of the neighboring counties in pennsylvania and west virginia.

right here in the region, still quiet, but warm. we're at 89. last hour, we were at 91. tomorrow, relief headed our way. >> thank you. let's check on the roads right now at wjz traffic control. >> hi. hi everyone. things getting busier out there. volume continues to build. we're up to 15 minutes there. the west side inner loop, minor delay on that side. expect 10 minutes over to security boulevard. as far as accidents go, southbound highway at eighth avenue. and the vehicle fire in the white marsh area. other accidents include north 9th street. wells street. and finally, north utah. a live look on the harrisburg expressway, things are slow. we have a disabled vehicle on the right-hand shoulder causing the minor delay. this traffic report is brought

to you by your baltimore hyundai dealers. save thousands now. back over to you. >> all right. thank you. new orleans is known for its musical talent and now there's a new top dog in town. >> her owner says about 10 years ago, she noticed she enjoyed howling along to songs. and she enjoys all the attention she gets when the performance is over. >> that's a good artist to sing along to. if you can hit the high notes. >> well, okay. straight ahead, already at record prices, why your airfare may get another increase. the president hands out 13 medals of freedom today. and a severe thunderstorm

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fired ripped through a shopping mall killing more than a dozen children. >> as you see, smoke could be seen from miles away billowing from the mall. the fire broke out inside and spread quickly. so far, 19 people have died and 17 others have been injured. the mall is a popular tourist attraction in the area. western countries are stepping up the pressure on syria. the push comes after last week's massacre, most of them women and children. the united nations now says most of the victims were shot at close range. >> reporter: a cellphone

captured the chaos of friday's massacre in syria. children ran for cover. activists say the video shows government tanks shelling the area. a un investigation found the death toll was higher than initially thought, 49 children and 44 women were among the victims. victims were shot at point- blank range. >> the majority, some executions, killing men, women and children. >> reporter: the killings have increased international outrage. here in britain, the government expelled syria's top diplomat. and many other countries are doing the same. >> well, departments around the world will be facing similar action and announcing it today, including france, germany, italy, spain, the united

states, canada and australia. >> reporter: un peace envoy met with the syrian president. he said for the un peace plan to work, violence must stop. but syrian officials denied they were behind the massacre and blamed terrorist groups for the killings. wjz eyewitness news. >> the group is set to meet in paris in early july to try to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict. it is the highest honor a civilian can receive, the medal of freedom. and today it was awarded to 13 people. >> reporter: today's recipients are a diverse of political and cultural icons. president barack obama gave out the 13 medals just a short time ago. those honored include former secretary of state madeleine al

bright. astronauts john glenn and basketball coach pat summit, the all time winningest leader amongst all basketball coaches. it's awarded to extraordinary persons. >> thank you. >> for a complete list of the recipients, log on to wjz.com. officials in canada want to know why an engine apparently fell apart on a flight to japan. the boeing 777 had to make an emergency landing in toronto after an engine shut down and chunks fell to the ground. >> reporter: this is some of the debris witnesses say came hurdling through sky, smashing into nearby cars. >> it was so hot. you couldn't even touch it. >> just really, really strange. not something i expected to happen today, airplane debris in the windshield. >> reporter: incident is still investigation, it appears the charred material flew off air

canada flight 1. >> part of an engine at 410 and courtny park. >> okay. >> reporter: the plane bound for tokyo took off just after 2:00 p.m. eastern monday. shortly after take-off, the jet lost one engine, forcing the pilot to circle around for about an hour, dumping fuel before safely making an emergency landing at 3:53 p.m. >> we came in very fast, at least twice the normal speed. >> reporter: the passenger was midair when he found out something was wrong. he snapped pictures after the landing. >> pulled off to a special area, fire crews and i'm taking pictures and my son thinking this is cute, having no idea something fell off the plane. >> reporter: investigators collected some of the debris monday and are also expected to take a close look at the plane itself. >> these types of failures are

extremely rare. they'll be tearing down the engines, part by part, piece by piece, to make sure they are understand exactly what happened during this failure. >> no one on the ground was hurt by the falling debris. more fees are in the works for those who fly. the tsa backed by democrats in the senate wants to increase the security fee everyone pays with a ticket. it could go to $5 one-way, $10 for a round-trip. tsa's budge set set to be cut and the boost would help cover the increase in security. republicans want to cut from other social programs to pay for the fees. hundreds of people swim in the san francisco bay, including a 9-year-old girl. that is jordan frier making the swim. almost 400 swimmers braved the 55 degrees water. she could be the youngest

female to ever swim. she made the swim in about 45 minutes, faster than many adults. the new sci-fi movie, more from hollywood. >> coming up on entertainment tonight, the fist look behind the scenes at the new sci-fi block buster. >> reporter: exploring the outer reaches of the universe is a ship. the objective, discover the origins of man kind. >> what do you feel like? >> changing. >> into what? >> reporter: she took company financed commission. >> it's my job the make sure you do yours. >> she really is, in many way, the character that goes for a fight that everybody else is there to do. >> we're not stopping anything.

>> reporter: logan marshall green with the scientists who leave the expedition. >> never been a part of something so collaborative on such a scale. >> this entrance exam was discovered in every one of them. >> reporter: can't wait to see that. and tonight, beyonce's 60-pound weight loss, how she did it. and madonna mocking lady gaga live on stage. that and more later. >> and you can see interstatement tonight here on wjz. a memorable memorial day. >> a proposal becomes part of a parade in phoenix, new york. a woman's boyfriend planned it out and popped the question during all the celebrations. the mayor of the town approved the plan months ago and it was worth it because the woman said

yes. >> so touching. nothing says i love you more than a sign on a dump truck. >> and saying it in front of hundreds of people. >> and a pepsi. well, it's a hot, let's get off this. it's a hot afternoon. bob is tracking storms headed our way. >> the forecast up next. ,,,,,,

a live look outside right now where it is very hot out there today. we went from cool to hot right away. >> quiet around here. just west of us, thunderstorms are right now firing up pretty good. a little bit of a washington county and across pennsylvania. and also portions over west virginia. and had some good storms already with hail and gusty wins and the heavy downpours. right now, we still have some advisories going on. a little piece of allegheny county. this portion just southeast.

some good stuff there. right there. just southeast of the area. and as you head further to the east across our portion of the world, closer to baltimore, good stuff over fredrick now. it's moving to the northeast toward sections and north sections carroll county. so affecting the areas shortly. quite a display of radar to the west of us. moving to the east, northeast at around 20 miles per hour. it make take a while to get to the baltimore region, but we have a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight. humidity has come down, the dew point also dropped. southwest winds at 8 miles per hour. the pressure falling, with rain in the oakland area. everybody else close to the upper 80s to 90 now.

ocean city only 77. southerly winds strong indeed. keep the heat in for at least one more day. the front one more day, behind it, much cooler and drier air coming in. tomorrow night, much drier and cooler. there's the front. look at that, all displayed, showers and storms, the heaviest from maryland north. particularly the new york and pennsylvania. and all the activity is moving in our direction. look for a wet and stormy night. but once it passes, rain is going to get into eastern north carolina. it will not affect us. but we will see dryer and cooler air by later tomorrow. temperatures, look at that, jumped up to 76. showers and storms, yeah, later on, 68. still a chance of a shower tomorrow in northerning. otherwise, temperatures back up in the mid-80s later in the

day. and particularly tomorrow night, much more comfort conditions. >> thank you. still to come tonight. >> bloodshed in east baltimore. four people are shot including a 10-year-old. a 10-year-old. i'll have the latest ,,

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