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it's. >> good evening. i'm adam may. one of maryland's top leaders will spearhead to try and stop leaks into the intelligence agencies. wjz on the scene. monique griego has more on this. monique? >> reporter: the u.s. attorney is one of the men appointed. he was known to knowingly

aiding al-qaida by providing information to wikileaks. the government is taking steps to find and eliminate any leaks from within. >> whenever you have leaks, that puts the united states in a bad position. it risks lives. >> reporter: members of the committee, the judge is planning to fight leaks. yesterday, they appointed two u.s. attorneys to lead a criminal investigation into the releasing of classified details on the war on terror and other sensitive information. >> he's competent. he's qualified. he'll be focused. he has a good team of prosecutors he works with and i'm very happy. >> this week, president obama came under fire by conservatives that his campaign

is leaking information. he called it sensitive and has zero tolerance for leaks. >> we consistently, whenever there is classified information that is put out into the public, we try to find out where that came from. >> reporter: he said the recent leaks are the worst he's seen in ten years on the intelligence committee. >> it's giving information to the enemy that's wrong and we need to stop it. >> reporter: the attorney will have a separate investigation. adam, back to you. >> monique, thank you. he has full confidence that men will have justice wherever it will need. there's an urgent call across the globe. spain agreed to accept a bailout for its cash-starved

banks. european leaders offered $125 billion aid package. this is the fourth and largest european country that agreed to accept emergency assistance. more fighting in syria killed women and children and others. this is the most intense violence since the uprising last march. drew has the latest from wjz. >> reporter: in the capital city of damascus, burned out buses lined the streets. they say this twelve-hour attack represents the worst violence in this area. syria in troops sheltered the southern city, with the uprising that erupted. they pointed out victims that

left at least 20 dead. united nations look in the farming village of kubare. they saw those loyal to the regime that executed 70 people including women and children. the spokeswoman said it's difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone including the bodies. >> the more time that's passed, the more difficult it is to verify. they're dead immediately. >> reporter: activists claim that more than 13,000 people are killed in syria since the uprising began months ago. drew, wjz eyewitness news. >> they have cease fire on international calls in syria, but russia said they'll never

agree to have u.n. forces to end the violence. thomas maroony escaped on kelso drive. he faces property crimes and a felony theft charge. they arrested without incident this morning. a man walked in east baltimore and was shot and killed. he opened fire, hitting a 19 year old man several times. the victim was rushed to the hospital and died of injury. so far, the police are not releasing his identity. if you have any information on the case, call homicide detectives in baltimore at 410- 396-2100. an suv crashes right into an office building in washington, d.c. and police say the driver did it on purpose. the suv went into the building's lobby and left last night. he was treated for minor injuries. the fbi does not believe the accident is related to

terrorism. it's a lucky break for more than 3000 people that were caught speeding in baltimore city. some serious problems mean the tickets are now invalid. >> there's no question this speed camera at 5400 block is a moneymaker. >> have you ever gotten a ticket on this road? how many times? >> probably twice. >> she's hoping to be one of the drivers that will get their $40 ticket refunded, so violators will get their tickets canceled due to malfunction. >> the citation had the wrong location printed on it which made all the citations invalid. >> did you get a refund? >> no. >> would you like to? >> yes. >> middleton represents the area and tells wjz she's disappointed with the problems with this camera but glad it's dealt with in a timely manner. >> this is one of the most

dangerous intersections that i've seen. >> conrad is a crossing guard in the area. since they put in speed cameras, are drivers more safe? >> it is a difference. there needs to be more. >> still, some see the error. >> the mistake was caught. >> we have an error margin of 1 plus or minus percent. >> they just mailed out the refund. if you didn't get it yet, you should by the beginning of the week. christians are being preordained at the roman catholic church. reverend jason catania

converted to catholicism in january. the church is controversial to gay marriage in the organization. a come-from-behind finish has horse-racing fans excited tonight. >> union rags. >> union rags rallied for an opening that edge out the competition by a neck. that colt is trained right here in maryland at the training complex in cecil county. it comes after heavy favor. i'll have another was scratched from the belmont. that horse was retired due to a tendon injury. wjz and the masn baltimore orioles are teaming up to feed the hungry. this year, we could once again use your help. they looked good in the jersey

there. we're collecting money with vic, denise, mike schuh, mark viviano. they're greeting orioles fans with buckets. so many people were generous out there yesterday. thank you so much. if you're headed out to watch the o's, you could help by bringing a nonperishable food item to help the food bank. if you can't make it to the ballpark, click on news on wjz.com. wjz is part of the continued commitment. o's did pretty good. stan will have highlights. also, floods are filling up parts of u.k. trapping dozens of people. still winds are adding to the out of control wildfire in new mexico. and an unusual lawsuit that has some people pretty angry. why a convicted drunk driver is

now suing the victim's family. >> reporter: it's a super summer program for baltimore students. how the city is getting the word out. i'm gigi barnett in northeast baltimore. that story up next. >> i'm tim williams in for bernadette woods. i'll have your first warning forecast up next. ,, ówó?ó?çñçwó?çñçwç?ç?ç?çñç?çñó?çw

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>> i hope you are getting a chance to enjoy the weather tonight. it's clear and 74 degrees in central maryland. tim williams will have the complete first warning weather forecast up in a few minutes. but first, serious flooding in the u.k. crews faced fast-rising waters. they needed boats and even helicopters to get to safety. three people suffered minor injuries in the flooding. crews continue to battle a massive wildfire in new mexico. lightning sparked this fire here on monday and it just keeps growing. officials say it's now 100 times the size of when it first started and it is still increasing. so far, it's burned 10,000 acres and destroyed between 10 and 20 structures. no injuries have been reported there in new mexico, luckily.

it's not just an usual for a lawsuit after a deadly drunk driving crash, but in one case in florida, the drunk driver is the one suing the victim's family. david pleaded guilty to dui manslaughter in a christmas in pasco county. three people were killed. he said he was driving much slower than the 86 miles an hour claimed by defense experts and said the other driver was the one that ran a red light. >> being impaired, despite having an injury, you recall that you were doing 58 miles per hour because you remember specifically looking at your speedometer; is that right? >> i remember everything. i thought about it every day for four and a half years. >> this crash killed a mother, daughter, the husband. he's currently serving a twelve-

year prison sentence. transit workers go beyond the call of duty rescuing a stuffed animal from the tracks. a worker stopped the train to get the bunny off the tracks. the worker is excited when they called dispatch and were able to get the bunny out of there because it was squished. they call it a summer slide. it's a learning slump when school is out for summer break. in tonight's school watch report, gigi barnett reports how a program here in baltimore could help students stay sharp. >> reporter: the neighborhood maps are all drawn. volunteers are ready to go. that's because the city has a message about the super summer program. this weekend, the word is getting out. door to door, face to face. >> this is the information and

this is the location. >> reporter: the super summer program offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. they can take part in reading programs and communities. most is the partnership. the mayor said most continue to learn over the fall. >> when you're not engaged, most don't have success throughout their lives. >> they keep it out of harm's way. it's the reason parents like gary and amy find a way. >> we want to make sure we keep the tradition. >> it may be the first day of canvassing, but not the last. they'll be in july to talk about the super summer program. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> to find out more, go to

wjz.com and look for the store they have there. lots of music, dancing, and of course great food at the festival. i got to see you doing that dance. it's the 50th year at the greek orthodox church. don't worry. tomorrow is the last day. is it just me or could i eat, like, a gallon of that sauce? got to dance off the calories. sometimes, a load is there. could be a little bit warmer out there. >> today though, the nice thing was that we didn't have the

high humidity. the heat is right into tomorrow. give you an idea of how it all plays out. high pressure is in control. that high allows to surge right on into tomorrow. 90s, well, they are going to be the order of the day much like they were today. didn't hit any records today. the record was 100. parts of area, certainly, got above that. the average now is 81. overnight lows around 60 and we've been on target for those low 60s, but the dew point being low was, as mentioned, comfortable. we had a light breeze at bwi marshall. pretty dry air. give it another month until it's the middle of july and then it will be a different story. much more steamy, but right now, we're looking at pleasant conditions. 70 in cumberland. 76 in the river and 75 down in

ocean city. if you are down there now, you picked a great weekend to be there. we have mid 70s around the rest of the state. calm winds right now at bwi marshall, but we have a west/southwesterly wind to help bring in the warm air around the high pressure. tapping into the warm air and the west and southwest, our neighbors, and 82. our neighbors have been pretty much running where we are or 5 degrees above, so it's really no drastic change anywhere around where this high is dominating and you can see all the high conditions. the only concern we have for rain is that this front up to the north and northeast, we expect we might get clipped. we didn't really see too much of that. the high was just in control and dominant. we see showers tuesday night into wednesday and wednesday is the day of rain and then

thursday, it will start to push on out of here. warm temperatures throughout. there's a southwest wind. no advisory effect at all. for tomorrow, temperatures go up to just around 93 degrees. just a little bit warmer than today which was 90. if you go out to the food drive, it's around 85 degrees. and then 88 on monday, 85 on tuesday, 85 with rain on wednesday and then 87 on thursday. >> so bring sunscreen to the ballpark. thanks. neil patrick harris is hosting the tony awards tomorrow. the tonies start tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. an extra inning. there was kind of a little horse race going on. stan will have all of this and more coming up.

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>> all right. stan with wjz sports report. a real exciting end to the game. >> guess what? tampa bay still leads. and then the yankees a half game back and then the orioles. >> real close. when they needed extra effort the most, orioles got it. philadelphia phillies on the national lead. game two, bottom seven. the rbi. there's a walkoff. the game winner. 0-18 slump ended the single and the homer. orioles win 6-4 in 12.

extra innings. decisive game three winner tomorrow. speaking of which, louisiana state pitcher kevin goselin, gave up against stoney brook in the rainy second game of the best three super regional qualifier. lost the second game. winner of tomorrow decides the third and game goes to the college world series. keep that in mind. in the meantime, a fast, furious mile and a half followed by a fantastic finish for a maryland brand horse, made for a competitive belmont stakes today. not running at belmont, but leading all the horses in new york. triple crown. scratched out yesterday, nonetheless, union rags traded in cecil county. written by geneva lasques with a sense of urgency and then in the derby, down the stretch. he edges painter. union rags, edges painter by a

neck. union rags pays $7.50 for a $2 ticket. >> he did it all. at first, it was great. i engaged him to get him into the hall. it's been up. he took it. >> for your viewing pleasure and cooling off purposes, a natural qualifying meet. the club. it's the long course championship. the world's best swimmer ever, multiolympic champ michael phelps. maria, the miami heat just took care of the boston celtics. they win and then oklahoma city for the nba championships starting in oklahoma city. starting next, a stray gets stuck and take you inside the cute rescue.

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