hi, everybody. i'm mary but ball la. >> i'm kai jackson. here is what people are talking about. >> maryland is melting again as the second day of summer packs more intense and dangerous heat. we found kids trying to cool off. another hot spot kids sitting on rocks under beneath trees. -- underneath trees. if you xer -- exercise outside, get the run out early and stay hydrated. it's not only people, these cows followed each other into the pond for a refreshing dip. wjz is live with extensive first warning weather coverage. bob turk and tim williams are updated these near record temperatures for us. we'll start with bob. >> take a look at the current

readings around the area. coming in, we're at 98. ocean city at 90, oakland only at 79. locally temperatures ranging from 93 westminster to 97 in bel air and columbia and the city at 89. with the dew point right now around the low 60s it feels more like 100 in elkin, 106 in easton, only 81 in oakland. we're at 101 right now. now, as far as the advisories are concerned, we still have that advisory until 10:00 p.m. tonight. the heat advisory. over the eastern shore the philadelphia area because the higher humidity, they have an excessive heat warning in effect until 1:00. tim is in the out book unfortunately with some more information on the temperatures. tim. >> reporter: we'll take you to it and give you an odd of how the temperatures -- an idea of how the temperatures fall.

the average for today is 85 degrees. today as bob mentioned we're at 98. the record high is 100. we still have a few hours to go. not until the 5:00 o'clock hour do we get the official high for the day. the heat index is now in the low 100s. we're talking about 101 now. that could be higher as the dew point and temperatures start to climb. as far as for what's going on for the rest of the day and into the weekend, we do have some relief on the way. it's going to come by way of a pretty strong tron -- transition. thursday night, friday into saturday temperatures will take a dip. that means some relief heading into the first full weekend of summer. court complete five day forecast still coming. >> first weather continues with alex live downtown. air-conditions are running and that's an issue for bge.

>> reporter: when heat waives hit like this people naturely look for ways to stay cool. these kids have found their solution in this fountain. for many of us the first and last resort is craveninging up the ac -- cranking up the ac. >> hot yesterday and hot today as day two of summer's heat waive pushes towards 100. good weather for selling ice cream. >> a lot of people are getting ice cream so it's good for us. it's hard because we're out here and it's really humid. >> that had some facing out door work starting early to make a day's pay. >> it pays the bills, you know. yeah, i wouldn't advise nobody to be out here. >> others tried to stay out of the sun. >> we were working where there wasn't no shade, it's nice up there. >> but not everyone had a choice for shade. a lot of marylanders have jobs to do regardless of the weather. drinking plenty of liquid and taking breaks in the shade can

help prevent heatstroke and a trip to the hospital. >> we have an increase of patients that are becoming heatstroke. we have an influx. >> people aren't the only ones at risk. the demand for e electricity sores. to keep air conditioners running bge connects with power grids in other states. >> to ensure we have adequate generation available to supply the customer load and then we also have a series of emergency operations type procedures we go through to make sure that we're ready for anything that could go wrong on a day like today. >> reporter: that's not to say bge can't use some help from the rest of us. it's asking its customer to conserve electricity by not running washers, dryers and dish washers until late evening. >> be sure to stay with wjz 13 for first warning weather coverage of this heat advisory.

for instant updates go to wjz.com. stocks dropped dramatically over concerns about manufacturing markets. the market just closed. the dow is down over 250 points. much more coming up in money much in just a few minutes. in the hands of the jury. jurors in jerry sandusky's child sexual abuse case begin their deliberations after closing arguments. >> the prosecution summed up its case against jerry sandusky telling jurors the former penn state assistant coach is a quote, serial predatory pedestrian doe file. they reminded jurors about the graphic testimony from the eight men that claim sandusky sexual assaulted them as boys. he said they did not immediately come forward because they, quote, tried to bury what happened to them. he ended his summation by

standing directly behind sandusky -- directly behind sandusky saying he can't give back their souls or pieces he took, give them justice, find him guilt. sandusky glanced at the prosecutor as he stood behind him. in his closing arguments the defense attorneys hammered away at the credibility of star witness mike mcquery, the only eyewitness to testify he saw sandusky abusing a boy in a campus shower. he said mcquery assumed he saw something and reminded jurors that not mcquery and no one he told, not even school officials ever called police. he portrayed sandusky as the victim of over zealous investigators, greedy accusers and a system that convicted him before his arrest. jurors must sort through 48 criminal counts. if con -- convicted he could spend the

rest of his life in prison. >> the jurors are being sequestered at a local hoe held. they will not -- hotel. they will not have tvs phones or any means of communication with the outside world. police charged a maryland woman who lied about being robbed inside a hotel room. she claims she was tied up by an unknown person in a hotel room. the cincinnati red's pitcher was staying in that room. she said the suspect stole $6,000 in jury. police are charging her with filing a faults report. family and friends will gather for a vigil held for a teenager killed in a kron frontation with an off duty officer. >> christopher brown died last week.

the officer chased brown after he heard rocks hit his door. officer laboard was giving the teen cpr when ems arrived. the vinl ill is being -- vinl vigil is being held at his high school. laboard is on leave during the investigation. >> brown's grieving mother describes him as an outstanding student and says she has serious questions about the officers conduct. hear about this case tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. the show down continues between the u.s. attorney general and house republicans. eric holder is trying to resolve the conflict. >> attorney general eric holder is holding out hope negotiations can still resolve the show down with congress. >> i think the possibility still exists that it can happen in that way. >> a republican led house committee voted on wednesday to hold him in contempt.

>> the i's have it. >> for refusing to turn over documents in an investigation in a gun smuggling sting. the program was called fast and fur rows and allowed thousands of guns to cross issue over into -- over into mexico. >> we put before the committee a proposal that would have allowed for a resolution of that matter consist ent with the way these have been resolved in the past through negotiation. >> here on capitol hill republicans accuse the administration of a cover up. they want the full house to vote next week on whether to hold the attorney general in contempt. >> the white house tried to shield it claiming executive privilege. california republican says that won't fly. >> even if there is some executive privilege it wouldn't apply to all the documents being

with held. >> ice's aids say that a few hundred pages of key documents could have enough to satisfy them which they will be willing to negotiate a end this. >> wednesday 's contempt in the house went along party lines 23 # to 17. let's check in on our roads. here is christy bres lynn. >> a lot happening early on this afternoon. if you're traveling on the west side of the inner loop we have delays. topside of the inner loop, an accident there on the northbound ramp to the harrisburg expressway. we also have delays stretching on the north side inner loop from york road. on the outer loop we have an accident past 95. a blocking that right hand lane. northbound 95, some heavy

traffic to the tunnel. as far as accidents go, in hartford down, bel air road. a vehicle fire south caroline. let's take a live look. traffic a bit slow there. that's 895 northbound. this traffic report is brought to you by terminex. get to them before they get to you. back over to you. >> thank you. the heat isn't keeping everyone inside. dozens are choosing to shop outside today in towson. the 33rd season of the towson farmers market kicked off today. this year 36 vendors, including 29 local farmers will bring their fresh home grown products to the midday market. that runs every thursday from 11:00 to 3:00 between york road and washington avenue. had to be hot at that

grill today. >> hotter than where we work. >> he didn't have a tent over it because he had to let the smoke go out. >> yeah. >> it looks like a good crowd there today. still ahead at 4:00, why a plane full of passengers was forced to circle las vegas for hours. >> a verbal attack goes viral. new york city students bully a bus monitor to tears. you will hear from police. >> why veterans aren't the only ones at risk. >> we're monitoring the heat waive gripping maryland. find out when the temperatures will drop in your updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's sunny and 8 l right now. the come -- 88 right now. the come plete forecast coming up. a historic building goes up

in flames in san francisco. >> there it goes. >> a four alarm blaze tears through the building on peer 29. more than 100 firefighters responded to the fire. the structure was under renovation for the 2013 america's cup yhat race. no one was hurt. a fishing trip turns dangerous for a vermont couple. they were left treading water after being swept over a water fall. they were fishing when the woman lost her footing and the husband went in after her and the current sucked them both over the fall. rescue crews used a ladder and floating devices to get them out. a new study says many heart attack patients are developing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

>> 12 years ago gary dor man suffered a severe heart attack. in the months and years since it's taken a toll both physically and emotionally. >> i constantly go back to it. it's something you don't forget, especially the massive heart attack i had and the situation i went through. >> doctors told dor man he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. he's not alone. new research from columbia university medical center shows one in eight people or more who have a heart attack develop symptoms of ptsd. traumatic experiences bring on the anxiety disorder. >> thoughts about the experience, thoughts that you can't get out of your head, nightmares, sleep disruption. >> resefrjers review -- researchers reviewed 24 previous studies. they double the risk

of having another heart attack. >> nearly 1.5 million patients suffer heart attacks or other sudden heart conditions over year in the u.s. researchers say that means 168,000 would develop ptsd. >> everyone has bad things happen to them and they experience like symptoms in the first couple of days. it's only those people after months that those symptoms are still around that we can say this is a psychological disorder. >> therapy and medication can help treat the disorder. researchers hope more doctors will be on the look out for ptsd in heart patients. >> other symptoms of ptsd can include avoiding reminders and elevated heart rate and blood pressure. let's update the situation on wall street. stocks are in a

steady decline. the market dropped sharply. this is the dow's second worst day of the year. let's go to new york with alex us has tonight's money watch update. >> stocks tumbled on more disappointing news about the economy. the federal reserve says manufacturing in the northeast shrimped slump -- slumped to the lowest level in a year. manufacturing activity in china appears to have slowed down. crude oil dipped below $80 a barrel in the first time in eight months. shares of bed beth and beyond slid. the company says it's profit margins were squeezed because it used more coupons to get people into the store. twitter service has been restored after a brief outage. the social networking site says service was out 30 minutes. a ceo is buying # 8

per -- 98 % of an island. the amount was not disclosed. for money go to cbs money watch.com. a young oklahoma city thunder fan is taking his team's loss to miami heat to heart. take a look. >> why are you crying? >> i hate miami. >> it's not -- the series isn't over. >> it's about to be. >> oh , no. christian have faith. this little 6-year-old declared his hate for miami. his parents posted his reaction on you tube. oklahoma city faces elimination tonight unless they beat miami to force a game 6. this has to happen for little christian. can you imagine his reaction if it's really over tonight?

>> maybe he should just go to miami and have a good time down there in the sun. have a scene change, sit by the beach. >> i think he just needs a juice box, that's all. >> he needs something. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00, new tape, george zimmerman's reenacts the night he shot trayvon martin. >> the st. louis swells over its banks. >> sizzling summer heat. how long will maryland stay in danger? >> for the top stories go to wjz.com for instant updates and weather all the time. ,,,,,,,,,,,

kind of ugly out there. some haze. it's a little bit drier now than it was yesterday at this exact same time. the temperatures is about 1 degree warmer, which is not much of a change. take a look at temperatures now. up to 98. that's been our high. official officially it may come in higher.

the humidity is lower than yesterday. we're down to 31%. the dew point is actually down 3 degrees from yesterday at this hour, down to 63. north wind at 6 has mixed in some drier air. 96 elkin, 90 ocean city, 95 packs river, easton seems to be the hottest place around here 99. because easton has so much water around it higher dew point air, it's much more uncomfortable there than it is west of the hour. only 84 in cumberland, only 74 in oakland. that's quite a range across the region. we have a light north wind now that did mix the atmosphere a little bit and drag down some drier air. there are a couple of showers across west virginia. they will not impact us tonight. tomorrow we he see -- we will see a line of thunderstorms. tonight there's

been storms across portions of kansas into iowa and wisconsin approaching chicago they did drop 20 degrees today in chicago with their showers. that front continues to head out to the east. drier and somewhat cooler air for the weekend. it's going to be a nice summer weekend. you see the thunderstorms popping up to our south. basically it's the mountains. here's the front that will be here tomorrow afternoon. showers and some thours could be locally strong. gusty winds and some heavy downpours possible. temperatures will be dropping. relief for the weekend. that basically heat waive is gone, less humid conditions, drier air coming in and temperatures get back to the upper 80s rather than the upper 90s. west to southwest, they will be shifting to the northwest. much stronger. another warm one tonight, 72, humid as well.

tomorrow a high of and 94. we're still 8 or 9 degrees above average. >> compared to today, it's a little break. thanks. don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line up then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. the o's are back at camden yards tomorrow hosting the nationals. still ahead out 4:00, random attack. a man is brutally assaulted as his hello bus passengers look on. what the victim is saying today. >> a surprising new study. why doctors say heavy traffic could give you more than a headache. >> i'm mike schuh in the basement of sergeant lewis r os a. it's about to be transferred. you will understand why when eyewitness

news returns. >> dangerous temperatures linger across maryland. a full update on how close we are to breaking a record. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic right after this.

it's 4:30, mostly sunny, 98. i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise coach. >> gz george zimmerman's defense team releases video showing him reenacting the night he shot trayvon martin. >> he said you got a problem. i turn ed around and i said, no, i don't have a problem, man. >> this is george zimmerman telling his side of the story. defense attorneys released police interviews recorded the day after zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman says martin was the aggressor. >> he just punched me in the

nose. >> police went with zimmerman with bandages still on his nose and back of his head. he said he fell on his back after martin punched him and got on top of him. >> i felt like my head was going to explode. i thought i was going to lose consciousness. >> zimmerman claims he tried to get away and was screaming for help but martin noticed a gun under his jacket. >> he looked at it and said you're going to die tonight [beep] i just grabbed it and shot him. >> zimmerman says the incident started when he spotted martin and called police to report a suspicious person. he went looking for the teenager which led to the confrontation. zimmerman says he didn't realize martin had been shot. >> i didn't think i hit him. he sat up and said you got me. >> zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder charges and is being held in a

sanford jail. he's scheduled to have a second bond hearing next week. >> the sanford police chief, bill, lee, has been fired. city officials says he no longer has the confidence of the community. people living in north eastern minnesota are picking up pieces of rain caused flooding. >> the city remains under state of emergency after 7 plus inches of rainfalls in less than 24 hours. the streets and sidewalks are crumbling. in sot spots sink holes are swallowing cars. it forced dozens to evacuate. there's been no reports of serious injuries. a local zoo was hit hard, a dozen animals drowned. >> the flooding is the worst deloout has seen in more than a cently. more help is on the way for firefighters battling the fire in northern colorado. delaware

is sending reenforcement. a 20 member crew will be in the area to help fight the flames. they are expected to remain there over the next 2 weeks. the fire has consumed 66,000 acres and only about half contained. maryland's melting start to summer is proving brutal with near record temperatures. we found these construction workers sweating it out on the job, many wears hats to avoid the sun's burn. humans aren't the only ones trying to cool. take a live look outside right now. you can see the haze above the city. wjz is live with first warner weather coverage of the sizzling start to summer. bob turk and tim williams are tracking the rising temperatures. first here's bob. >> yes , they are about the same as they were yesterday. the only caveat is it's a little bit drier than it was. # -- 98 now,

81 in oakland, easton the hot spot at 99 degrees. locally temperatures ranging from 93 up in westminster, annapolis and kent island to 89 in columbia. tim in the out back will book at the advisories and relief on the way. >> reporter: the advisories have been issued being in effect from yesterday until tomorrow afternoon. more of the state of central maryland up and down 95 we're looking at the heat index of around 100 which triggers that heat advisory which is around 10 o'clock tonight when we expect do to the see relief, 1 a.m. on the eastern shore which is where an excessive heat warning is in effect. we're going to watch the temperatures until this weekend when we see relief. relief comes by way of storms which will bring a transition in temperatures tomorrow afternoon. the heat index around 100 tomorrow. maybe about 10 degrees difference between now and this

time tomorrow. bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast in a few moments. back inside. >> be sure to stay with wjz 13 for first warning weather coverage and for updates any time log onto wjz.com. stuck in the air for hours. a jet blue plane is forced to circle las vegas after a mechanical error. passengers say it was 4 hours of agony. >> passenger's on sunday's jet blue flight described 4 terrifying hours in the air. it began after take off. >> we heard a screeching sound like something was trying to get into gear. it didn't sound like the landing gear. i fly a lot. >> the pilots call air traffic control to declare an emergency. >> verify the nature of the emergency. >> well, right now it's what you think plus the initial thing

is relative hydraulic systems. >> it had 155 people on board. it continue to maneuver on reserved hydraulics. >> we're not leaving vegas. >> soon the pie lat made an announce -- pilot made an announcement. >> he said we lost high draw i ydraulics and going through or emergency -- hydraulics and our emergency checklist. >> people became sick, vomiting as the plane began to turn and bounce violently. inspite of the bumps the passengers say the flight attendaents were rock stars. -- attendants were rock stars. >> one of them said i'm smiling, i'm not scared, you don't need to be scared. >> for 4 hours it circled las vegas burning fuel so it could safely land. once on the ground passengers deplaned and another jet was flown no to fly them to

new york. >> aviation safety experts said the crew did what it was supposed to do. noisy traffic is more than just annoying shths it can be damage -- annoying, it can be damaging to your health. >> researchers report exposure to loud traffic noise can significantly increase the risk of a heart attack. for every 10 disables of noise cardiac risk went up 12%. it can prevent sleep which may explain the increased cardiac risk. >> you got to wonder if that's true for all noises. >> i know. right? >> we're surrounded by them. thank you very much . the study did adjust for certain conditions including age, sex and lifestyle. let's check on the road right now with christy breslin

and wjz traffic control. >> i'm sure it continues out there for northbound 95, we have heavy traffic to the tunnel. on the topside of inner loop, stop and go from charles street to lock raven boulevard. the west side almost up to 30 minutes from 95 to security boulevard. the west side not doing much better, delays from liberty road to edmond son avenue. 70 eastbound is going to be a struggle for you. as far as accident go, middle town road at york road and north washington at east madison in baltimore city. let's take a live look. thing red sox a bit slow -- things are a bit slow there, that's 895 to the tunnel. you can see things are beginning to thin out a bit there on the beltway at valley road. this traffic report is brought you do by the cochran firm. back over

to you. >> thank you. there are estimates that more than 36,000 u.s. soldiers were seriously injured in iraq and afghanistan. the owner of a popular annapolis restaurant is starting a group to help them. >> in iraq sergeant lewis rosa led from the front. >> it was having that cool under fire, you can panic or decide to turn that fear into action. >> 4 years ago a fire fight in baghdad, lewis gets him to a medic and an i ed gets him. spend time with lewis. i can't pinpoint when it happened to me. his attitude makes you forget he's a triple amputee. >> people are going to see you the way you see yourself. if you have confidence, that's what they're going to see. they're not going to see me in a wheelchair, they're going to see a confident individual. i had to win over my fiance somehow.

>> this brings us to why we're here. his exleft him. his soon to be wife is pregnant and her two boys will move in. >> we have any -- my two daughters and a fifth on the way. >> three rooms and elevator are planned for the basement but lewis can't get a construction loan. >> this is going to be expensive. >> yeah, probably between 70 and $10,000 it will cost -- $100,000 it will cost. >> they organized a construction crew. >> any small comfort that i can find makes a huge, huge impact on my life. >> so despite what's happened this is a thankful man. >> i can't say thank you enough is the problem. >> mike schuh wjz eyewitness news. >> that fundraiser on saturday starts at the out back in annapolis and running until 2:00

at the knights of columbus also in annapolis. >> what an inspiring man. straight ahead at 4:00. bullies bull y a bus monitor. >> police in china jump in to save a suicidal man. >> dangerous heat. find out when the near record temperatures will snap coming up in your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a jurlist is the target of a ran dam attack on a bus in philadelphia. tape shows the suspect unleaching a flurry of slaps and punches while passengers just stand around. the attack lasts a little more than 10 seconds. the victim said he never seen or met the woman before. so far no one has been arrested. a suicidal man is rescued in

china and it's caught on tape. crews were able to reach the man seconds before he jumped from the side of a tall residential building. he was having family problems. rescuers used a loud speaker to divert his attention long enough for a firefighter to swing around and grab him. the parents accused of killing their daughter's pimp make an appearance at a courthouse in san francisco. kai is live with more on the hearing. >> reporter: no cameras were allowed inside. their accused of killing this man, 22 calvin sneed. attorneys said the couple watched as sneed lured their daughter away from home and became her pimp. hi tracked him and -- they tracked him and shot him. he survived and a week later the couple shot him again killing him. the couple sought help from police before taking matters into their own hands. >> they're being held behind bars until a bail hearing

tomorrow. a new york bus monitor is bullied by a group of middle school students. karen klein will not press charges against the four 7th graders but produce trapgs continues to grow -- frustration continues to grow. >> you're so fat. >> oh , your glasses are foggy from your sweat. >> it's a disturbing video that has gone viral. a school bus monitor, karen klein, being harassed by students. >> you can't afford anything. >> what are you doing? >> while one student records others call her names even threaten her life. >> if i stabbed you in the stomach my knife would go through your like butter. >> it's kind of scary. i never

thought anything like this would ever happen. >> klein a grandmother has been working in the district for 23 years but felt like she had few options that day. >> just yanked the phone out of his hands then you get in trouble. i thought i'd just let them go. i tried to ignore them. >> unless you have something nice to say don't say anything at all. >> the district launched an investigation and found other videos on you tube. they're working to identify the students and say they will be disciplined. >> we do not tolerate harassment of staff or students. >> police are also investigating. at the same time our concern about the safety of the students involved, people have been posting their names and addresses online. >> there's people that are showing up here angry. we understand that. give us time to look into the investigation. don't jump to conclusions. these are 12 or 13-year-old kids. >> klein received more than a quarter million dollars in

online donations in hopes the grandmother of eight will take the vacation of a lifetime. ecuador's government will decide to grant asylum. if ecuador rejects his request the only legal recourse is the appeal to the europe court of human rights. another milestone for prince william. the do you think is -- the duke is celebrating his 30th birthday. he is opting for a low key gathering with family and friends. he's adjusting to married life with his college sweetheart. it may be called snail mail but it's ducks doing all the work. meet peeper and the pike ets. the trio waddles behind that volunteer mailman as he makes his rounds. the ducks are

a welcome surprise for the residents. the mailman says they listen better than his kids ever did. look at that. boy, i couldn't get my dog to do that. that's something. >> that's a mother and her ducklings it looks like. >> piper and the pipe ets. still ahead at 4:00, watching it will near record heat sour. >> the updated first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,

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it's a great place to cool off down at the inner harbor. go down there and the water will take good care of you. >> you don't have to be a tourist, just go. >> whether you're on the water, near the water, it is the place to be on this hot afternoon. that black top in the city does get hot. the buildings will keep warm. take a look at temperatures right now. still at last report come in the a few minutes, 98 at the airport.

63 dew point actually lower and drier than yesterday. humidity is 31%. it's not like 100% like some people feel. it's 31%. it could be a lot worse. dew point could be 73 and it would be really tough out there. north wind at 6, the barm ter holding study at 99.8. ocean city at 90, cumberland at 90, oak land at 81. dc 96, easton the hot spot at 99. it's more humid on the eastern shore with all that water, but easton now with the north wind and some moisture their heat index is around 105, 106. we're looking at a heat index around 99 to 100. it's about the same as it was yesterday. the temperatures about one degree warmer. a north wind around 6. the winds are light, not a big breeze. we had just enough wind today to drag down some drier air from aloft.

our relief is coming in the form of this front to the west. before we get to that, there's a disturbance south of florida, it's been sitting there for a couple of days. it's expected to head to the northwest. it will probably become a tropical depression. by the weekend if it becomes a tropical storm it will be debby heading towards the texas coast. we will keep monitoring that. for our region this front out of the west, showers and storms, part of the same system that caused all the rain in minnesota. showers and storms crossing chicago and detroit right now. that will be in our region tomorrow afternoon. a few widely shattered showers to us. slightly cooler temperatures beginning friday and saturday. southwest winds at 5. the bay temperature up there at 79. tonight partly cloudy, down to 72. probably 80 in the city. 94 tomorrow, a little cooler with some clouds

and thunderstorms after 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. shom could have he -- some could have heavy downpours. that's our relief. >> okay. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> she's been honored by baltimore and the hall of fame but now baseball great eddie murray is being investigated by the feds. i'll explain why coming up on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00, another day of dangerous heat. wjz is tracking the temperatures. an orioles hall of famer under investigation. what eddie murray is accused of doing and he will face charges?

first comments on the investigation. what the baltimore county executive is saying about the death of a teenager after a confrontation with an officer. check in for more on these stories and the breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. hi, i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. maryland is overheated. it is a brutal day to work outside with temperatures approaching 100 degrees. construction crews tieing shirts around their heads to protect themselves from that sun. if you don't have air conditioning the best place to be today is in the water. this group finds some release swimming at rock state park