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immigration reform, the nation's highest court strikes down parts of a controversial law. >> what happened next. i'm don't scott. >> i'm jessica tar tell yeah. >> we -- kartalija. >> the united states supreme court rejecting parts of arizona's immigration law, taking the teeth out of its most controversial parts. >> the supreme court struck down parts of an arizona law designed to crack down on illegal immigration. for now the justices are letting a provision go forward that requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they arrest or apprehend. in their 5-3 rules the justices said police cannot arrest people on minor immigration charges as the arizona law laid out. arizona officials say they passed a law 2 years ago because the federal government was not doing enough to stop illegal immigration. the law sparked

protests across the country and calls to boycott arizona. critics said it would lead to racial profiling and the obama administration filed suit on the basis it interfered with federal immigration laws. >> today the supreme court ruled that federal law trumped many provisions in arizona's law and that's why they stuck it down. the justices left the door open to other legal challenges. >> till arizona's republican governor jan brewer called today's ruling a victory for rule of law. the supreme court rules has implications beyond arizona's border. 13 other states have similar laws or are considering new ones. >> one justice did not take part in the case because she helped the obama administration

craft its legal arguments. a 7 alarm fire forces people to flee their homes. now they're waiting for the all clear to go back. mike schuh is live with when they may be able to return home. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the all clear has been given and folks are going back. last night those who lived closest had to spend it somewhere else because it was too dangerous. >> one seen from the air this -- when seen from the air the choking smoke remains. you can see this fire is in a wooded area but floating embers endangered homes. folks awoke sunday to the smell of smoke. >> i came outside and looked and saw the smoke. >> soon hundreds of firefighters were battling a 40 acre blaze burning in a decemberly wooded area -- densely wooded area. with winds fanning the flame, providing plenty of fuel firefighters called in help from surrounding counties to gain control. >> we have bulldozers cutting

pathways and we're taking firefighters back there. it's a long process. >> those wind carried smoke, ash and embers into a neighborhood along the road. emergency officials ordered the evacuation of 20 homes. >> it's scary. we didn't think it would come to this. here we go. >> wendy canter and her family among the dozens of people who grabbed what they could and left. >> we're getting our cars and up the road. >> by nightfall the fire was under control and contained, but the smoke still too thick. >> reporter: the cause of that fire is still under investigation. i'm mike schuh reporting live, jessica, back to you. >> thank you. fire crews will continue to monitor the forest today to lack for any remaining hot spots. it's a different part of nature attacking the gulf coast as debby is delivering heavy rain and flooding. check out the scene in northern florida

where the wind and huge waives are battering the coastline there. hundreds of homes are already without power. the storm is being blamed for one death from a tornado as well. debby hasn't made land fall yet. bernadette woods is tracking the storm. good afternoon, bernadette. >> good afternoon. it's not going to for a couple of days. this thing is barely moving at all. don't drive through water like that. first warning doppler radar, still a lot of rain out there and still the threat of tornados all across florida. this is moving in different waives. it covered most of the state yesterday. there are a few areas where it's breaking up. you can see all the bright colors indicating heavy amounts of rain. tampa has got 10 inches of rain so far and we're not finished with this storm. it has lost om some -- some strength. winds are closer to 50, but it's still a tropical

storm and it's barely moving. that is going to pull more and more rain and the threat of tornados on top of florida for the next couple of days. even during this track that takes us through saturday and we're still talking about debby around florida. if you've been with us through the weekend you know it started out further to the west. it turned to the east. most models in agreement it will be headed towards the east now. we have a couple of showers and thunderstorms here. marty will have that forecast coming up later. >> stay with wjz for continuing coverage. go to wjz.com. form er penn state football coach jerry sandusky is on suicide watch right now inside a pennsylvania prisonen. ron matz -- prison. ron matz is in the news room with the late e. >> reporter: -- latest. >> reporter: guards are keeping a close eye on sandusky. many jurors say they were move bid

the emotional testimony from the eight men who took the stand against the former penn state assistant football coach. an attorney for one to have accusers says his client is prepared to speak to the court again at sentencing. >> my client, he told me that he was numb. he told me that he felt like it was an out of body experience. he told me that he is prepared to come and testify if need be at the sentencing hearing. >> reporter: sandusky who pleaded not guilty is expected to be sentenced within 90 days. jessica, back to you. >> experts say sandusky will mostly spend the rest of his life in a prison cell. a man is gunned down in the city of annapolis and now police are searching for who did it. it happened saturday. 29-year-old orlando mcdaniel later died. the shooting marks the first murder in annapolis this year. in east baltimore city

police are calling for the public's help for a deadly shooting there. a man was shot just after 7:30 last night. police are looking for a black lexus spotted leaving the scene. information with -- anyone with information called the homicide unit. the body of a marine killed in afghanistan returns today. eugene mills died thursday. the 21-year-old from laurel is the 5th service member from maryland killed this year and the 4th to die in afghanistan. it's a cloudy start to the work week after days of 90 degree plus heat. take a live look outside. the sun hidden behind a lot of gray clouds at the moment. there could be a little rain coming our way. whether he go out to marty bass in the out back for more. good afternoon. >> reporter: hi, everybody. actually here on tv hill skies have cleared and the frontal boundary that has given showers to areas north and northwest has

pressed south and southeast across the metro grid. what we're going to be seeing here is some really refreshing air coming in through the afternoon. i can already feel a difference, don, as opposed to how the air felt, how close it was when we came to work this morning. it's going to get more refreshing through the afternoon. flat out beautiful in the area tomorrow. we're going to get one real nice spring day. first warning doppler weather radar did show shower activity still pressing on towards ann arundel county. if the sun comes out, front has passed and get ready for a great afternoon. by this dinner time, some really, really nice conditions with temperatures of about 80 and clear skies. enjoy it while we have it. it's going ,,,,

a lot of patients are using toothpaste to clean their dentures. you really want to be careful, you can't use something as abrasive as a toothpaste because it will cause scratches. as a result of those scratches, bacteria will get lodged in that denture and as they multiply in the mouth the odor can get stronger. i always advise my patients to use polident. it has specific agents in it that can kill bacteria. using polident daily, you definitely will not be creating the scratches. you're going to have a fresh bright smile, and you're going to feel confident.

he is expected to make full recovery and be be on the set with jeopardy resumes prodecks next month. three preteens caught stealing a bathed car this new mexico run into a big problem. listen to this. >> what you want to do? adrienne alpert [audio not understandable] >> officers say the 11-year-old behind the wheel broke into the car to steal property but decided to take the car for a ride. they didn't get far before police arrived and the 10 and 11-year-old boys won't face criminal charges but could be charged with a delinquent act. and still ahead on wjz

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earlier. we have a couple showers and thunderstorms to talk about. now not a whole lot but where they are coming down we have had severe thunderstorm warnings for ocean city twice earlier today. now this is all a bart of a cold front clearing the area and will bring a break to the higher humidity and heat we had over the weekend although that is down from what happened lastweek. this is the second part coming right now. spotty showers in here. these are the thunderstorms that have been coming through right now? right around millford into lewis and also south of ocean city. those are heading out to sea. so we will show you we had spotty showers and a thunderstorm or two during the overnight hours. and then this is associated with the cold front. once that clears the winds turn around to the northwest and bringing in that cooler dry her air at least temporarily. 77 where we sit right now in baltimore. we will go up a little bit morethis afternoon but the dew points will drop heading through the evening hours. here's a big look at everything going on. here's our front we are dealing with. but it's also interacting with debby the reason that debby is

making that turn off to the east. debby has a lost the lot of strength but not size. look at the size of this. it's pulling in drier air on the western side and that's why it is losing some of the strength. another reason that front approaching is mixing up the atmosphere so it can't ventilate and become larger but the thing is it's doing the damage and it's going to continue to because it's not moving that quickly. winds closer to 50 miles per hour. moving off to the northeast barely at 3 miles per hour and on the track we are taking you through saturday and we are talking about debby not moving all that much. so it's going to continue to pull more rain and the threat for tore that i hados -- tornado along the florida peninsula. we have this front going through and spectacular day for tomorrow. but after that, the heat builds once again because take a look out far west this could be the 4th or 5th day in a roll with temperatures in the 100sin denver. forecast looks like this for today. 85 for our high. we have sunshine returning as we head through the afternoon

and winds will pick up clearing out tonight and we have cooled it down to 56 degrees. tomorrow, 80 for our high. sunshine a few clouds out there. so a cool are day than it has been. that's the break because if you like the heat, i know a lot of people do especially this time of year, it's returning full fledged later on this week. so i will have that coming up. >> you have to keep thinking blizzard remember that? we were complaining? >> you don't shovel heat and humidity. >> no you don't. still to come on "eyewitness news" at noon a reason for women to hit the gym. doctors say staying in shape could help prevent breast cancer. it's coming up in "healthwatch>> wjz13 is always on. for instant updates on all the day's news and first warning forecast, log onto wjz.com.

in today's wjz "healthwatch" more evidence that exercise can help keep cancer at bay. researchers at the university of north carolina found woman who -- women who exercise between 10 and 19 hours per week reduce the risk of breast cancer 30% and it didn't matter if it was moderate or intense exercise. you want to check back in with wjz "eyewitness news" at 4, 5 and 6. we are tracking the tropical tomorrow as debby moves towardsflorida and we will have the latest on where it's headed next. and more details on the supreme court's much anticipated

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