of extreme heat but first bob is tracking the storms on live doppler radar. >> we have one cell close to the area that's moving off to the east at around 20 miles per hour. let me show you the particular cell. you can see right through there. let's take a closer look at it. right through there. there you see it. it's just between west minister at around pinch valley headed off to the east, north east. have heavy rain moving in and maybe a little piece of northern baldwin county. it's moving through pleasant valley and union mill by 6:08 this evening. to the west a lot more activity. washington county we do have a flash flood worning till 7:45 for frederick and washington county and a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30. that is a lot of rain.

you'll see more than two inches in the next hour as the cell continues to move to the west. let's take a look at the other areas. west of baltimore wet. severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight and still ahead as i just mentioned a flash flood warning for frederick and washington county in effect till 7:45. some roads have been reported under water. we're looking at some of the temperatures we're expecting. >> that's one of the major factoring fueling the thunderstorms is the heat out there. here are the nones. we did tap out at 91 degrees. 88 is where we sit now. 89 in d.c. and still a couple of 90s farther east you go. dropping to 72 in hagerstown. with the humidity factored in it feels like 90s.

the thing is what's fueling this heat index is the high moisture in the air and that's going to fuel a lot of rain if you get underneath one of the thunderstorms. we have a lot going on and we'll have your full forecast up shortly. >> thank you. a ten year old boy was outside in east baltimore trying to tool off when police say he was shot along with three other people. wjz is live at police headquarterrers and mike has new information on the investigation. >> reporter: he will survive but the gunman remanes on the loose at this hour. baltimore city police were out on east haufman street where four people were shot including a ten year old. >> it's very, very hard that our kids can't go outside. >> >> reporter: investigators believe the boy was in the wrong place at the wrong time. this mom heard the gunshot.

>> it was a series of at least five or six and immediately back another four to six. now we have to worry about will our children be shot. >> reporter: does it make you angry? >> it makes me angry because it's life and young life. >> reporter: police say one of the bullets went right through the little boy's leg. they don't know the motive or have anyone in custody. >> nobody thinks about whose lives or family is going to be hurt. >> reporter: sadly, it's nothing new. >> we love you. >> reporter: the family of 12 year old shawn johnson just marked the one year anniversary of his death in baltimore. police believe the shooter mistook him for someone else. it's been nearly three years since a five year old was caught in cross fire and the shooting was captured on a city camera. police hope to wrap up the latest case of bloodshed in

baltimore. >> reporter: the other victims in this case were all in their 20s. >> if you have any information police urge you to contact them. >> a six month old baby girl is dead. the infant was taken from her home at east cold springs lane. at the hospital several injuries were found including a broken rib and burns. police arrested her father. a prison inmate murdered on a bus was offered a reward. >> they offered the family more than $18 million. he was killed back in 2005. an inmate strangled him and now the judge reduces it to

$600,000. the circuit judge reversed the jury finding that the head correctional officer on the bus was negligent and that limits the amount to be awarded to the family. >> a lawyer for the family says they will appeal. >> the back and forth battle over same sex marriage continues. it is said to become legal in just months. opponents say it won't happen. we report that both sides of the issue claims that the public is on their side. >> reporter: opponents needed to turn in 55,000 petitions to get the issue on the ballot and today they turned in double that. 113,505 signatures turned in today by opponents of same sex marriage. >> we have multiple counties well over five figures. >> reporter: opponents have been gathering signatures across the state since the

governor signed same sex marriage into law. >> we appreciate them supporting the issue because they've energized our crowd. >> reporter: meanwhile they are saying 57% of marylanders would vote in favor of same sex marriage. >> at the end of the day the way to protect all families hundred law is to support marriage equality. the collection does not reflect the growing of voters. >> reporter: now the bay

until 10:00 tonight. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> thank you. stay with wjz for first warning weather. for forecast updates log ton to wjz.com. >> well, a weekend coming to until the grand opening of the largest casino in maryland. wjz live. >> reporter: everything's nice, new and shiny and looks like las vegas almost. everything is computerized. no human dealers. the lights are flashing and the machines are dinging at the new maryland live casino. one of the largest gaming retail destinations in the

country. will this benefit every marylander in one way or the other? >> absolutely. we'll be one of the top tax payers in the entire united states. >> reporter: right now the casino has 3200 machines. there's the high rollers and the one penny. this is the five dollar machine. we're going to put in a couple of credits, spin it and see if i have any luck. i won 10 bucks. the casino has dozens of electronic table games. instead of using chips, you use your fingers to select the number you hope will win. nothing. like most casinos the food is cooking with chef's recipes. what's different about your buffet? >> the quality of the food and people. >> reporter: this is the executive chef. >> i'm proud of everything we're serving. >> reporter: a handful of other restaurants will open next week

as well as cocktail bars. they are creating a lot of jobs. 1500 permanent workers plus thousands of construction workers already working on phase two and that's going to add another 1300 machines. this is a big, big place. reporting life -- live tonight adam may wjz news. >> two men jumped on the field at the park. they are each given a 500- dollar fine and ordered to perform community service. streaking on the field has been a big problem. a man was tackled by the umpire. the orioles have hired security to help prevent these acts. the end of one chapter and beginning of another. they graduate from the naval carcinoma cadmy moving on to

military -- naval academy. >> reporter: it's been an emotional day where 1099 shipments got their diploma. this moment in time mark it is end of a long journey. >> i'm so proud of our class and can't believe four years has gone by and i'm going to miss everyone. >> reporter: for some marylanders, graduating from the u.s. naval academy is a life long dream come true. >> the butterflies in the stomach and excitement is just, you get choked up. >> reporter: a day moves even more. when he got his diploma, he's the first par paraplegic graduate in history. >> it's up to your generation

to insure our fleet remains unrivaled by any other nation on earth. that's why you came here. >> reporter: among the graduates, nearly 300 were commissioned as officers in the marines. others in the air force and coast guard all brought together during the 100th talk to steal the day. >> the graduates will now serve at least five years and will be scattered across the world. wjz eyewitness news. >> this year's class involves graduates from four countries. >> coming up later, parts of a plane crashing into cars. how did it happen? >> a howard county man run down

if -- in ocean city. >> reporter: the winners of the first lacrosse title in history. how they're sell britting in a very -- celebrated in a very big way. >> powerful storms and will they bring the heat. stick around. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is 86 degrees in central

maryland. right now the complete forecast coming up. deadly hit and run. a howard county man killed while on vacation in ocean city. mike has more on the crime rocking the resort town. >> reporter: 22 year old matthew , a student, was hit and killed early monday as he crossed the highway monday with a group of people. pam has a vacation home just feet from the scene of the deadly hit and run. >> it was horrible. what went through my mind is that mom the getting that phone call and that's horrifying to get. >> it's a little sobering. we come down for a vacation and it makes us think twice. we're enjoying every moment but a little more careful. >> reporter: the driver drove off and witnesses followed him. where the accident happened can be especially dangerous at

night. >> there was a locality of alcohol involved. >> reporter: his heart went out to the family and friends. >> i'm a mom and my concern was what the mom would say that her son was here having a great time and his life ended. police arrest two suspectings following a fight. 44 year old faces attempted second degree murder charges after stabbing his girl friend and son during the fight. one of the son's friends was argued at the scene. 19 year old is accused of firing a gun into the air. >> students here in baltimore are celebrating the school's first ever national title in any sport. mary joins us with more.

>> reporter: a small school in north east baltimore won it all in the world of lacrosse and now the team is back after capturing the national championship. for the first time ever in school history they clinched the championship beating maryland 9-3 on memorial day in massachusetts. now the trophy is back in baltimore along with the team and players say it is now just singing in they are national champions. >> just from this whole year having support from the fans and alumni, a lot of more people talk about us this year, i think. >> the bus ride home, you're sitting there and look around at people's faces and you just say wow. this is something special. >> reporter: the players made it back to baltimore at 2:30 in the morning and hit the field in celebration of being number one in the country. the players did the victory lap on campus this afternoon.

it was an emotional moment for the coach. >> probably not since my children were born have i cried so much. >> reporter: about 200 students, faculty and administrators came out to celebrate the win. >> i think we're finally going to get the credit we deserve after this win. i think i'm going to walk around baltimore city and see greyhounds all over the place. >> it's a great time to see them win and see a whole bunch of my friends. it's special. >> reporter: and it is so special because they entered the season ranked number 21 in the national pole. they went on to have a near flawless record of 18-1 in their regular season. >> we're proud to call it our neighbors, mary. >> thanks so much.

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you're going to cross the road that's got water in it, don't go across it. you don't know how deep the water is or how fast it's running. we want to see stormings continue to move off slowly to the east. baltimore, d.c. probably until about 7:38 we'll be dry. we'll have to watch the activity. it will be wet later on tonight. take a look at temperatures now. we're 86, 88 in washington and dropped 68. still in the mid-80s except rock hall. a bit of a breeze and it's 83. watches and warnings all over the place. floor flood warning all over the county. now from baltimore, baltimore city, wet. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 tonight. winds in the south west ahead

of the front. winds to the north, north west. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night that's when we look to see a change in the air mass. we have to deal with showers tonight maybe into tomorrow morning. particularly south and east is still a slight bit of shower activity. may take a little while to dry out but eventually, wet weather headed our way. 76 the bay temperature and winds west at 10 knots tomorrow. tonight showers and storms heavy in some spots. a slight chance of a shower and thunderstorm mainly i think in the morning and then south and east in the baltimore, washington area. the sun dries up and upper 50s. >> still to come tonight on wjz

eyewitness news, can you spell star? six year old girl taking out people twice her age in the national spelling bee. >> the original officer friendly is remembered at the school dedicated in his honor. the story, next. >> a strange gruesome crime. two knacked men on a highway run biting off the face of ,,,,,

now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is just before 6:30. 86 degrees with some storms around. good evening. here's some of the stories people are talking about tonight. those storms are in the region. some powerful now. let's get an updated look at live doppler radar. bob. >> i see activity moving from south west to north east, particularly portions of york county. a will the of activity and right along the mountain range to northern virginia. that's a lot of activity.

just across northern baltimore county we had some reports of gusty winds up to 40-50 miles per hour. it's all moving quickly off to the north, north east. it's going to take a while to get to the actual city of baltimore. 7:30, 8:00 we'll start seeing some of the stuff in the region. once again it could be heavy downpours and gusty winds. we have reports of small hail. >> updating the breaking news we related to the weather. dozens of flights are delayed or canceled. if you have a flight tonight, check with the airport before you leave. >> danger from above. air canada makes an emergency landing. we have more on what happened. >> reporter: this is some of the debris witnesses say came hurdling through the sky

outside toronto monday smashing into nearby cars. >> it was so hot. >> it's really, really strange. not something i expected to happen today having airplane debris on my windshield. >> reporter: it appears the charred material blew off air flight canada one. >> plane bound for tokyo took off after 2:00 p.m. eastern monday with 18 passengers and 16 crew members on board. shortly after take off the jets lost an engine forcing the pilot to circle around lake ontario before an hour dumping fuel. >> we came in very fast. again, at least twice the normal speed. >> reporter: passenger found out something was wrong midair

and snapped these pictures after the landing. >> we pulled off a special area and all kinds of fire crews and i was taking pictures for my son and we were lucky to land at all. >> reporter: investigators collected some of the debris and were expected to take a close look at the plane itself. >> these types of failures are extremely rare. they'll be tearing down those engines part by part, piece by piece to make sure they can understand exactly what happened during this. investigators have collected the recorder which may yield more clues about what happened. >> a gruesome incident under investigation in florida. mary is in the news room with the latest on a deadly confrontation. >> police want to know why a knacked man chewed the face of another knacked man. one witness says he saw the attack on a busy off ramp in

miami. an officer who was flagged down ordered the suspect to stop but a suspect growled back and kept attacking. eventually police shot and killed the suspect. he was identified as 31 rudy. >> natural resource police search teams find the body of a missing swimmer. 21 year old jumped off a boat into the chesapeake bay and said he was going swimming but never resurfaced. his body is at the medical examiners office. major security improvements on the campus of virginia tech. the school was the scene of the worst mass shooting back in 20076789. 2007. dozens of students were killed. $1million is being spent on the system. >> you may have noticed it

seems most schools are named for a politician or geographic area and we explain students of the elementary school in north west baltimore got a hands on education about their school's name. >> who wants to sit up here? >> reporter: they're getting to see and pet police -- they're getting to see what the they have in common. >> reporter: he was 11 years old when his dad was gunned down. his last words to the killer, you don't want to do this. i have kids. >> what you saw in the community is who he was at homement. >> reporter: you may remember him. he was the department's original officer friendly.

so well liked nine years later mayor shafer named the school after him. >> he was a police officer, that's right. >> reporter: now with his family in from near and far 39 years after his death the city dedicated the school to him learning something about the man behind the name. >> it's super. >> it's really nice and grateful for them coming out on this day to dedicate. >> reporter: back to you on tv hill. >> as you heard mike mention, that school is one of the topper forming elementally schools in the city. >> deliberations and still no verdict in the john edwards trial. edwards arrived at court in north carolina this morning. they get back to work after a break with the three day

holiday weekend. he's accused of using campaign money to cover up an affair. donald trump stirring up questions about president obama's citizenship. in tonight's report it comes ahead of a fund raiser tonight. mitt romney reports to wjz from the white house. >> reporter: campaigning in colorado mitt romney went after president obama for his handling of the economy. >> the president when he got elected he said i'm going to go out and borrow $787 billion and keep unemployment below 8%. it has not been below 8% since. >> reporter: in 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's nominee. he won't be celebrating there. he's campaigning in the swing state of nevada and raising money in las vegas with donald

trump. the real estate -- the obama campaign put out an internet video criticizing romney for not distancing himself from trump's allocations. >> i have read about him and. >> reporter: donald trump upped the antti on twitter tuesday saying the president is using john mccain in the add because he lost his bid for the white house. >> we can revisit that but the american people are fed up with this kind of nonsense. >> reporter: president obama was born in highway highway and the state released his birth certificate. danielle, wjz eyewitness news. >> wjz 13 is always on. check on for complete coverage and for the latest on the

candidates log on to wjz.com. >> time now for a quick look at stories you'll find the tomorrow's edition of the morn ing -- the final polls for the high school spring supports team. for these stories and a lot more, remember to look for the updated forecast. >> if national spelling bee under way in washington d.c. and one of the spellers is this little girl, six year old lorie ann madison who is the youngest ever to qualify. wait until you hear what she wants to do when she grows up. >> i want to be a biologist because i like astronomy and biology and would like to be able to be in part of the olympics. >> i didn't know there was such a thing. preliminary rounds take place today and tomorrow and the finals are on thursday. i hope she makes it to the

finals. >> i do too. she's going to make people watch for sure. still to come on wjz, good day for a dip in the pool. it's a bear. wait until you see this. >> cool down headed our way. >> here at wjz 13 hear the top stories on wjz.com. for the updated forecast log on to wjz.com. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we have more breaking news to tell you about. the maryland attorney general's office is awarded more than $1 million. the employee who recorded the call. which a judge ruled violated the consumer protection act. the message was sent to more than 112,000 voters on election day 2010 but did not include information about the party of the initiated call. >> in the wake of the death of a dozen women and children at the hands of the forces. most of the victims in friday's

massacre were shot inside their homes at close range. now, britain has expelled its top diplomats and many other countries are doing the same. the government has been denying responsibility. >> an investigation underway tonight after a deadly crash the virginia. state police say the tanker truck driver was killed. about 7000 gallons of gasoline spilled on to the roadway. 50,000 families evacuated because of the danger. a warehouse in north carolina goes up in flames. the fire kept crews at the scene for several hours. fire officials say they had to use two separate water lines to get the fire under control. fortunately no one was hurt. >> imagine looking out your window and seeing a bear in your pool. that's what these people saw in california. the black bear taking a dip in

the family pool. a cell phone video catches the animal practicing his breath stroke. he didn't cause any damage, he was just feeling a little warm and hot in southern california. who can resist that pool? >> a preview of tonight's cbs evening news. >> much of the world outraged on the world's latest massacre in syria. >> here's a look at tonight's closing numbers on wall ,,,,,,,,

how about a steamy evening. a live lookout side. there is some powerful storms moving this way. we're life with first warn weather coverage. let's check in with bob who is tracking the storms. >> 35-45 minutes is where the storms are now. carol county to western down --

frederick county. i think probably between 7:30 and 8:00 we'll see the storms. then after that things quieten down a bit but you may see more activity tonight. we can get some of this rain in the region. how about tomorrow? cooler, drier day. >> although the threat will die down, the showers and thunderstorms are going to continue. that's ho we start out the day tomorrow. couple of showers and thunderstorms around tomorrow. again, a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. we're still warm and muggy at 86 degrees and things start to change tomorrow evening as the front gets out of here and here comes the drier, cooler air. here's bob. >> big changes by tomorrow night. down the 59 and it clears up. beautiful, 80 sunshine on thursday. 56 at night. pleasant nights our way. friday night shower and a warm front across the region.

76 and 80. partially cloudy and 78 on sunday. that's much closer to what we expect this time of year. >> thank you, bob. still to come. changes that hopes the orioles can break their losing streak. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines

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birds take on the birds again. >> good times and bad. people always pointing to the pitching and that's certainly the case with the o's. now, their resent struggle is on the pitching too. it has not been great over the past couple of weeks. the latest pitcher to struggle has been handed a ticket to the minor leagues. tommy knocked out of the game in the fourth inning. shortest outing of the season. he allowed two more home runs and given up 13 homers this season. that is the second most allowed in the majors. hunter says he's not surprised because he knows he's been pitching poorly. zach could eventually take hunter's spot. for now, rookie reliever gets called up to take the spot. in another move, outfielder is taken off the disabled list and

activated the play when the o's take on the blue jays tonight. he's been out with a back injury and taken over the left fielder. with the return, rookie is set back down to the minor league team. following the 6-2 defeat last night, looking to stop a three game losing streak, the o's turn to starting pitcher jake. he's been good and bad this season. o's hitters are going to face toronto's best pitcher. they begin tied with tampa bay for first place. the state of maryland, salisbury state and leola brought home national championships. salisbury had 18 maryland natives and leola had 18 on their roster.

from a stand out career at the high school to national champ at leola, he achieved his success close to home. >> with all my friends and enjoying this together and having my family and fourteens and having my grand parents at every home game, i couldn't ask for anything else, sharing this with all these people. words can't describe what we've gone through this entire year. >> 54 goals in 19 games are the most ever by a player in the season. williams feeling less than grand while suffering her earliest exits ever. she's won 14 grand slam titles. this is the first time she's ever lost in the first round. she's knowledged out by france. she'll have the wait for the

line judge to rule that the ball williams hit is out and that makes it official. a shocker for williams knocked out of the french opening. she has plenty of trophies. she'll get more. >> thank you mark. be right back. ,,,,,,,,

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don't miss the cbs prime time line up tonight at 10:00. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. that's it for us at 6:00. back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching wjz, maryland's news stationment don't go away because there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news including is there anything that can be done to stop the violence in syria, plus facebook stock continues to fall. we'll tell you , >> pelley: tonight a slaughter of innocents. syria's massacre of dozens of

children draws worldwide condemnation. norah o'donnell on the u.s. response. cyber wars. david martin on the discovery of the most sophisticated computer virus ever found. the confessed killer of etan patz. did he admit his crime to a church group decades ago? seth doane has the late-breaking developments. and john black stone on the west coast where the legacy of the japannese tsunami is washing up on shore. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. entire families were shot in their houses. that is how a united nations official describes the massacre of more than 100 people, mostly children, in syria over the weekend. today the united states and nine other nations expelled syrian diplomats from th