here in the courthouse today. >> if you look at everything a short time ago, officer and you add what we kidnap to see in our forecast the next labord had a bail review, where severadays, it only heightens the judge released him on his the concerns. all of these temperatures you own recognizance. see. look atsas ci. the state's attorney spoke here and said the officer did not smack in the middleof your get special treatment because of his position. screen. and the police investigation we have high pressure in showed that he wrongly killed control. it silent clockwise flow or so the teenager. emedit f. manslaugere. er: ltim around high pressure that is gog to bring us thwarm air. it's just going to be pushed right on in from the west and southwest, right on into the nt chges agnst officer james mansl so that dictate what is we have for the next few days. our forecast for the next toon thursday. go into 90 volumansntary ughter that 10 yrs. r hiro in the chr brown. 97 on friday. we have 98, our forecast high on rday and sunday. >> this was an avage citi our average high, just around this waanvidual who 87. and the heightened concern again. because we're going into this period right around the fourth of july, where there will be police officer. and therefore, there are other ctors that me to more grilling activity, fireworks. and with these dry conditions examinth in place, it only adds to the >>own died two ice officer. problems and the potential dangers. weeks ago. officer labord who bob will have your upcoming five-day forecast coming up. beed the en threw a rockat but for now, back inside. >> stay with z for rst fi his door inrandallstown and

waing coverage. chased him one third of a le. mi for a live look doppler radar. afalteion, brown >> we're tracking a ping went unconscious. story right now. the u.s. coast guard and the cal aminer rulehi immigration officers are death homicideby asphyxiati frantisearcally ing tosske split-second s containers from cargo ship. they're looking for stowaways. kai is live in the newsroom decisions, life-and-death decisions, including the with this bizarre decision as to whether or not to use use force. that is unfolding w. however, police cers >> dock workers are looking to not above the law. they are powered to thirccase, unload. more than a dozen ambulances, ows that a moduring is altercat police officers are standing by as the containers in rkw jersey stepped beyond the ope his a coast guard team heard knocks >> repoer: atbrief court officer labord released from when it boarded the ship on a routine search. jail, saying heno ight they lasted about two hours. so far, about 80 of 0 risk. several fellofficers containers that could have been testified they would trust the carrying people have been officer with their ves. inspected. now, the vessel last docked in yourcl you make any comment on ejim and is carrying machine >> no, soy. parts to norfolk, virginia. no comments at this point in >> when stowaways are found, time. pprecie it. comi out here today. h for the shipping companies are liable for fines and for >> reporter: evso thgh he housing and ansporting the wasn'tsaying w firmrepres stowaways back home. starting tomorrow, people livingn baltimore city will

labord put out a statent. have to dig a little deeper into their pockets to pay for th urged people not e their client and that trut water. would come out in court. >> a lof information tonight, alex demetrick has more on the board of timates' there. thank you so much controversial approval to raise colete coge continues liveinllstown. rates. become instant rivers. l, reet alex demetrick speaks with christopher brown's family. al? and those failures are rt: well, adam, first expensive to imore'water there was ing ss of system, parts of which are a 17-year-old son. nearly 100 years old. e is anger >> our water infrastructure has officer labord is not facing been crumbling beneath our feet more serious charges. and cannot be ignored. >> reporter: standing with her attorney in front of her home, >> reporter: so ltimore's dpw chris brown haa public asked to increase customers' onse tothe closed duty police officer, who e off- bills by 9%, to finance a billion dollars in upgrades. for thaveragfamily of four seher son, ged with manslaughter, instead of murder. >> tis which pays $1,170 a year, 9% thought they would do. will increase that bill to to rush somelong, quiet everybody. year. , or dollars more a t's give them something. that's not where i'm ing. >> if separathfact that that is too much for some who 'san offir and we look at say the department has been at the center numerous billing it purely from the actions in and of itself, this is still errors. >> to ask for an increase murder, no matt how you sle inerates so you can mismanage

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the largest wi ldfirein the state is e hyde park day that one. n was kill wind gusts to 65 an hour, were fightie difficulty oes. it was also a cause for concern. it's sunny, dry, and wind a nice night to and intots. but it's also the perfect recipe for brusand wildfires. wjz is live with t rs metim willms and bob rk tuare the fire threat. let's start off with bob. >> this is something we do normally think about much in our region. but the fires this past weeken in kent nd. 's very dry out there. take a look at mperat t now. d get up 90degrees well, recovery teams removed two bodies the from 7385 t rubble of a collapsed mall in going to be going up by the end ontario, canada. of the week, in fact, for rescuers say they're now confident that there are no more bodies or survivors frid afternoon, there would beexsse heat watch in apped. fect e thcity, down the two-story mall came crashing down. the cause of the collapse is through the d.c. region, into

still under investigation. four people are killed, ions ovirginia. kansas city is at 101. dozens more rescued after a poet sinks near australia. chicago, 91. headedhis way. more than 130 people are pulled from the water after this dallas, 100 so lookli'll crowded refugee boat capsized and sank in the indian ocean. and it's degree to be --going it was filled with people to be humid as well. seeking political asylum. here's how it shapes th it's second to capsize in the area in just the past week. next five days. 93 for trow. fireworks meant to go off on sunday. y. 9798. agai this time. now, a man is being charged for there will be a slight chance the impromptu display. of a shower or thundershower [ fireworks ] friday, rd, perhaps look at that increased fire out police say a faulty extension threat for thregion. >> as bob mentioned, the fire chord acknowledged this. watches and warnings are in no one was hurt. plac and aswe're going into a the owner of the stand is being hoy, where grills, charged with selling illegal fireworks. fireworks, ardefinitely an par he says over $50,000 in merchandise exploded. doing,e re cois heigened. and tonight's wjz healthwatch, a new weight loss we're talkinabt enhanced drug is hitting the market wildfires. but because of low humidi, today. which meanthat the moisture the food and drug on the ground very dry, administrationapproved the ra over the last few weeks. anti-obesity pill, velvique.

so as a sult, the winds it is the rst escription s use. notice contto comfortable. and very delightful for us, if doyour regulaevening it was only approved for obese activity. all the moisture to dry t adults and those who are overweight andha at least and thgua little one medical issue, such as it's pretty easy for cops to higher, up to around 25, 26 miles per ur, it only catch this guy. in mas mas, a suspect -- as adam mened, as a for problems, if we're going to mahusett a suspected have anythithat ssiba flam burglar is foiled by a falling door. check out this video. we'll continue to ep you it showed the man's head was updatedda -- updated as into this caught under the bay. the door fell on him and he fourth of july week. codn't get out. and it just pinned him right >> stay with wjz for first warning coverage. there. for a live look at do the man suffered only minor injuries. he is being charged with radad any alerts, log to breaking and entering and also com. new law will soon go into effect inbaltime ty, extreme embarrassment, i think, banning people under the age of for putting his picture on tv stations all across th 18buying tores where more than 20% of sales ro. country. >> i know. and i called it, charged with sort of entering. rochelle ritchie spoke th >> charged with idity sinessownersand the should be a charge. counan behinde bill. scott pelley has a preview of what'coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> this variety store has been the wilds in colorado seg everything from --

have doubled in size. thousands are being evacuated. will the flames reach the air >> potato chips. even incondthere. force academy? 'lhave the latest on e >> and alcohol one of reasons cbs evening news. all right. anrelook at tonight's councilman nickmosby pr closing numbers from wall a new law, prohibiting minors, street. the dow maa little bit of a under the age of 18 from buying rebound. wel be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, anything side liquor stores, >> many of thplacare filledh s. or the flavored cigar. blunt r. >> reporter: mossbee says they are an open door focrime. >> liquor stores are set up r adults, not children. liquorrs have been in disagrmewith new licensing agreements. but with this, they are in agement. have no problem with it. i >> reporter: some say if teenages are g things offlimits, they wi >> the kids feel they can buy hol at age. st gesomebody to

and get alcohol. >>repo: mossbee is hoping if they're serious about building and brinpeop back, we have ly attack thisystemiill. and the law will into effect 30 da after. all of its r similalaws nnfrom stores good news, we're homeo one of thcleanest beaches in the country. ocn city earns a fivestar . released its annual asssment today. delaware's dewey beach also earnedspot on that lis think i might haveto go and investigate . >> exactly. come on. at assign, one. issomeone listening in management office? >> how is it? we'lfindou searching for stowaways. the coast is combing cargcoaine

passengers. what tipped off investigators. a van pelted with marbs. we'll talk to the who admits to doing . > an orioles star in the lunch line. how adamjones is battling chilood hunger imore. and it ask a clear, sunny day. but we definitely need some ra. is any on the way? find out in the rst warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it isa simply gorgeo summer day out there. buthd wilack of rain are causing concern. ofrain could mean fire danger ionthe way. let's take ok at tomorrow's cast. >> definitely a nice even temperatures are going to drop down into the 60s. another day of sunshine and blue skies. the difference tomorrow will be up around the 90-degree range. and the humidity levels, dew points start to go up. we'll top out ou before ing ck downinto the 70s in the overnight hours. again, with gorgeous prettydry. st e foth five dayswe it in to bob. >> there will be ance, friday, saturday, e ybto su with a widely scattered thunderstorm. 93 tomorrow. still rather dry. but the humidity comes back. 97, 97, 98, and 94 monday. so three or four very hot and

uncomfortable days headed our way. adam? >> looks like it, bob. thanks so much. still to cnightoon eyewitss news. orios are backacon in caenokin>> to rn on the wer againsthe l.a.angels. mark has a live look athe llpa coming up next orts. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

mostlythere. and 85 degrees in central maryland now. the complete first warning atis coming up. speed s. the latest incident lands a driver in jail. and night, he speaks to wjz. >> repora speecamera vehicle, parked near manor woods elementary in rd county, attacked by a slg shot and marbles tuesday. >> yeah, i did it, out 5:00. rter: 50-year-old bruce maea to wjz about the incident. >> well,i was having a bad day. d i had gotten two tick from this thing before in had n >> i'm heading out. it's just such a money grab. mean, i dn't know anyo was invan. infact, he confronted his shot thenhe called police. may e fac

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hundreds of people are pect to take advantage of e offer. if you need a ride, call 1-877- all right. let's head down the ballpark. mark is live with the wjz e th > wella netywide fan sports pore. mark? >> game 2 of the orioles partnership islauned today, angels, with the los angeles aimed ending childhood and the o's have to get e hunger. a significant turns out the summer break is actually a vulnerable tifor downturn in run production. th havst not been coming many students in baltimore up with the timely hits. city. reporter: at the john eag this has en going on for couple of weeks. manager buck showalter says it rec centerchildren eat free is human nature his hitters to start feel the sure, ncall er long. >> today, have ham and as their struggles do continue. cheese sandwich croissant buck also admits, you gotta give credit to the team's other bread with juices and mi. >> rter: today, those team pitchers. and they face good ones lately. lunches were served up by but the downturn in the run bae ltimorhanie raings-blake and ball player production and lack. they've had a handful of key adam jones, as they try make hits over the past 10 games, sure no kid goes out food. strabdzi nine runners in the loss to the angels. >> wehasites all over the l.a. pounded out 17 hits. city. no income requirement. all you have to be is under 18 e team lked about the buding pres su gethe and yocan qualify for offense going again. breakfand nner. re rter: today's event is >> it's juknow, i think

about getting the word out to no better way to do that than the anxiety thatcomes with knowing you're betr. and you're going to be better. enlist adam jones, who s in but you want it to happen, you the free lunch prograas boy know, now. himself. >> we get three meals. >> we are going in there swinging. was wonderful. and it was safe. we're not going in there passive. no one is making excuses in and it's somethinating here. we're just frustrated that we're not getting it done. >> and they're going to try to ck on, ii really didn get it done tonight, against appreciate as muchi do now. >> i didn't think i'd get to angels' right-hander jered weaver. and this is not going to be experience is. easy. >> what's beautiful about it? weaver is one of the best >> i geto to see all these pitchers in the game. he threw a no-hitter against beautiful people. they're helping me eat. the twins. >>s wonderful. today. meeting those and since then has been on the disabled less. call 211 to connect to free his earned average run says it meals in their neighborhood. all. angelsangels have the best run and learn more about ending record. hunger. they have 41 wins. that's the same as the o's. adam jonesnts to be known for more than just his on-field tonight's starter, jason hamel. heroics. an in-depth intervieme rr adam sres his hopes ms beyond the ballpark. now, the placed yankees >> looking forward to that. because i know people havea lot of questions with this guy, suddenly face an ju afteronin n

with this new multimillion starter an pettitte suffered dollar contract. >> wha got's heg to buy, a broken left ane, struck by right? but he's so much more about the ball of a bat. substance than e material factorer you get a littletidbit, about how he'd like to start a yankees say pettitte will be out six weeks. fami >> ? >> yea he joins their sabathia on the good night for baseball. list with a leg muscle strain. 85. very dry there. the yankees beat the indians, 5- west/northstds. 15. barometer on the way back up. right after e heat aded back, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4. new york les the o's 1/2 games in the division race. and after getting swept three straight by the yankees, the cleveland indians come to camden yards for a four-game series. starts tomorrow. to the o's, indians, in the series finale, first pitch sunday, at 1:30. d thernews from the u.s. olympic swim trial in omaha, nebraska. and it's bad news for baltimore's tie hoff. she's dealing with a stomach virus. and with that, she was unable to qualify in the women's 200 freestyle. and she might miss her attet to qualify in the 800, whic would leave her off of the olympic team. now, baltimore's michael

phelps. well, he's already qualified in one event. and he'll face his rival, ryan lochte tonight. he finished second to lochte in the semis last night. they'll swim the finals tonight morng and had the third im this fastest time. finally, in hockey, what y for adam oats. day, he was named thnew head coach of the washington capitals. anit happs same day that he is ie for the hockey hall of fame for his stellar playing career. oates replaces dale hunter. we'll see if the o's can get their bats as they take on angels. o's and the ange highlights at 11:00. a little tough competition makes the teama little stronger right? >> we'll see. >> thanks so much,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a few ou some of thosclouds may crteunde it's going to be a very hot, humid afternoon. might actually keep temps down a little bit. right now, if you ink thit's warm here. right now salikansas, 113 degrees the dodge city, 110 degrees, right this minute. let's take a look at our temperatures. nothinlike tha it won't get that hot. but it will probably feel like over 100 by friday. 85 now. in ocean city. 87 in d.c. area. comfortable because it's so id- dry. now,it will still be rather dry tomorrow. but the temperatures g up a uple of degrees fr what we 86, anpolis and over on kent island. still have that breeonce again.enhanced fire danger beca the dry air. the breeze. yes. and it's been -- we haven't had really widespread rains. so please be careful outside, e

with any lighted materials. cookouts, camp cigarettes, fireworks. please be very, very cautious. right now, in the east, not going on. clouds across new engld. rain leavinflor the earlr -- earliest this morning. as debby moved out to sea, took all the clouds with it. there are thunderstorming on in colorado right now a little bit. it's hopmale rain. understorms are dry. in other words, the rain just evapor before it hits the rs ju >> pelley: tonight it's being lightning and that's about it. called a firestorm of epic we have a boundary linr the proportions. a wildfire in coloradodestroys oler and somewhat dryer air to the rth. dozens of homes. durihetomorrowthis thr force academy is high pressure that governing our whether is going evac uated.>> i love the area we livn that's going to allow warmer . and to think that all of that and mohumid air to beauty is so heart eventually get ck in. right now, kansas city is 10 wrenching. >> pelley: barry petersen is with a heat index of on the scene. at warmer air is moving our the f.d.a. reverses itself today diction. and approves the first diet drug

so woking for a big wafriday into e in more than a decade. seth doane has the story. weekend. upper 90s as we said. now, this front will be pretty mark phillips in belfast on a close to us, friday, saturday, historic hand she between the maybe even sunday. so there will be a risk, with queen and a once-bitter enemy. all the humidity of a scattered shower or thundershower. and that will be just great. and martha teichner on the especially ifit happens like unforgetble words o 3:00, th afternoon. screenwriter nora ephr it helped knock those >> i came here tonight because temperatures down. winds bay to when you realize you want t spend the rest of your life with southwes 5 to 10 knots. somebody you want the rest of your lif to start as soon as all craft advisory st at 6:00. possible. the bay temp at 76. soight, it will be another nice night. upper 50s. captioning sponsored by cbs cooler suburbanareas. backto 93. that's about 3 degrees warmer this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. and it's still going to be on the sunny side just a little >> pelley: good evening, it looks like hell in the garden of the gods. that part of colorado got its bit humid than today. name from the beauty of the land but still ti comfortable until friday but 24 square miles are afternoon. the per 90s for that friday o and. e >> all right, bob. thank you. still to come toght on wjz's eyewitneew it's not even remotely close to being contained. >> burning out of col.

colorado wildfires, gaining rcing thousands from their homes. we'll have the latest on this fierce firefight. a mall collapse becomes deadly. is there hope for any survivors? and bigger bills. the new rising rates for city water. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is 6:30. 85 degrees and partly sunny. good evening, everybody. here a some of e sties tainnight. wildfires are burning out control in colorado. ght, more people have been forced to flee ook rogers res for wjz, from colorado springs. a giant cloud of smoke hangs from colorado springs. es forced more than 32,000 from their homes. >> we are facing a tentially devastating disaster right here. and we're well prepared and we're working through things. >> reporter: the blaze doubled size overght to more than 15,000 acres.

the mayor's office estimates dozens of homes are destroyed. t the fire is still too intense for an official count. ht yelw and orange flames indicate another home has been lost. >> this very difficult time in our citybut we will get through this together and we'll stronger because of this experience. firefighters their marching orders. more crews and engines are on their way to help. >> and there are more fis auies belie a lightning strike started the flagstaff fire near bo ulr. thousands are on standby to evuate. >> it's really frightening that >> porterthe largest e colorado wildfires is the hyde park wildfire, one woman was killed and more than 250 homes have been destroyed. >> things have gotten really bad. i don't remember ever seeing vegetation this dry. >> reporter: thunderstorms are pected in thcolorado springs area today. but crews are concerned they

counpredictable winds. brooks rogers, for cbs news, colorado springs. >> well, it is a beautiful day here in maryland outside. it is sunndry and windy. nearly perfect coions, we caful for brush and wildfires here. meorologist tim williams and bob turk are monitoring this. let's begin with bob. >> let's take a look at these temperatures. and once again, it has been very dry out there. things are drying up. 85, very comfortable. 85 with a dew point of 49. actually feels like 82. oakland, 73. ocean city at 83. but for friday, withadditional heat, coming our way, they will issue what we call an excessive heat watch. that meanstemperatures in the upper s. and it feellias high as 105 by the afternoon. now, there is an increased fire threat for the region. here are the reasons why. it's been very, very dry lately. so we have low humidity.

so those gusty winds at least a while longer. and at least no dewiread ra across the reon the s. tim in outback ok th at the temperatures that are headed this way. and what we expect here the next four or five days. tim?