hi. i'm kai jackson. >> we have excessive heat and thunderstorms that are heading our way. we've tied a centuries heat high. wjz found kayakers taking to the water to help deal with the unbearable conditions. here's a live look outside where clouds are moving into the area. but it's still very hot. we're live. let's go to meteorologist testimony women and bernadette woods -- tim williams and bernadette woods. >> good afternoon. we'll take you right to the doppler. here is a linep storms, many of them triggering severe warnings as they are moving across into central maryland, moving across

a diagonal from the northwest to the southeast. we'll give you an idea of what is moving in our direction. the one moving more toward the baltimore metro area is this one. by about 4:00, it will head to chestnut, liberty, unionville and 245 will be moving in in the -- and that will be moving in in the next hour or so. this storm will be triggering storms as it's moving across the region. as one county is lifted, another will be added to the severe warning. take a look at our watches and warnings. the entire area for the most part except for the lower eastern shore is under a severe thunderstorm watch for theern tire area. currently we have severe warnings for carroll and frederick counties. that's because the storms are moving on through the region. the one for washington county has been lifted and the one out toward allegany county has been lifts the. the second is the -- lifted of.

and the second -- lifted as well. and the section part of our forecast is the heat. let's go to bernadette woods for that. >> reporter: it's hot out here. currently we're at 99 in baltimore. but we dropped back to 99. also that dew point has dropped down to 64 degrees. when you factor all of that together, take a look. it still feels like 102, 103 in d.c. look at texas, 111 is what it feels like. the reason hagerstown is so much tooler, obviously, the storm is going through. now, today, this is where we topped out at 102. that matches our record set way back in 1887. during this time frame, the heat index is also 107. very uncomfortable, very unsafe if you are not taking heed. i will have more coming up. back to you. >> thank you. and because. storms, the debar churs and --

departures and delays are occurring at the airport. derek has more. derek? >> reporter: keep in mind, this is the 11th heat advisory we've had so far their year and just in the last week, this intense heat has claimed another five lives in maryland. all you have to do is step outside to feel the effects. >> it looks cute but it's hard to look cute and be cool. >> i lose my breath. it's miserable outside. [ sirens ] >> reporter: health officials call this weather danger. so far, this heat has contributed to the deaths of 23 people in maryland, baltimore city reporting more than any other city. >> so the danger is day after day after day of high heat, the most vulnerable of us in the community are even more vulnerable. so that includes the elderly folks with underlying heart conditions. it's critical for them to be in

cool spaces. >> reporter: hydration is the key to survival for anyone working outdoors. >> you can actually fry an egg on the roof. >> reporter: roofs baking in the sun can reach temperatures of 180 degrees. part of why roofers often altser their schedules. start early in the morning and try to get off at 2:00 before the heat sets in. drink a lott of water and gate -- a lot of water and gatorade. >> reporter: for chimney repairmen, that means take a lot of breaks. >> he mr. come down and i from -- he will come down and i will go up. take breaks. it helps a lot. >> i get a slurpee when i have to to go sit in my car until it cools down. that's the only way i survive. >> reporter: city pools are open an extra hour today because of this code red heat alert. in fact, the city has open 11

different cooling stations where people can go in and get the free ice water and get the air conditioning. that sounds pretty good to me about right now. >> come on inside right now, derek. for a look at the doppler and the weather, go to wjz.com. the headache continues for drivers in the area of that water main break downtown. wjz is live downtown. first, let's go to denise in the newsroom with the lateert -- latest on the repairs. >> well, kai, people are getting frustrated. major arteries in the heart of the city remain closed near light and longbart street. replacement pipes are lined upen the sides of the roads -- up on the sides of the roads. several businesses are closed because they have no water. but the estimate of the repairs

for the broken water main is three weeks. >> let's check in on the roads right now. christie? >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. it will be a long three weeks. we have video of the video repair t was pretty much a water slide going down lom bart street. it was lom bart -- lombard street. it was lombard near redwood. right now we have a lot of closures. you can see some live footage as well. baltimore and east lombard, the two right lanes are blocked. if you are taking redwood, take hawkins or even fayette. but the best course of action would be to avoid that area. get on 395 or take the jones expressway as your alternate. as far as the rest of the region goes, charles street over to harer road, around to liberty road. 95, still heavy in the northbound direction from 395 to the fort mchenry tunnel.

bel air road, also desoto road around baltimore city. let's take a live look. not a bad drive for you. 95 south of 24 up in the harbor county area. this report is brought to you by phil's carpet. you can call them at 1-877-75- phils. breaking news from bulgaria where a bomb hit a bus carrying israeli tourists, killing at least six people. threes are still pictures of the scene. israel is blaming iran for the explosion. we'll get back toot pictures. at least 32 people were hurt. the white house is condemning the blast saying the president's thoughts and prayers are with the family injured and killed. we'll have more at 5:00 and 6:00. republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, is working hard to keep the conversation on the economy. the president's -- and the

president's record. danielle nottingham reports on the strong counter attack he's launching -- counterit he's launching against -- counterit he's launching against president obama. >> his priority is not creating jobs for you. his priority is to keep his own job and that's why he's gonna lose it. >> reporter: but it's rom nip's taxs that have been stealing headlines with fellow republicans joining democrats and calling for plott to release more nan two years -- for mitt romney to release more than two years of returns. >> make your tax returns available because you think the american people deserve that that. >> reporter: romney did get backup on capitol hill on wednesday with the top congressional republican jumping into the debate on his behalf. the american people are asking where are the jobs. they are not asking for the tax returns are. >> reporter: president obama insists his focus is on jobs

and ephelping the middle class. >> everybody is playing by the same set of rules. that's why i ran for president in 2008. that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states of america. [ cheers ] >> reporter: according to a flu cbs news, new york times poll, the president faces an enthuse a.m. gap. 48% of romney supporters say they are enthusiastic about the upcoming election verses only 23% for the president. the president heads to florida thursday for a two-day campaign swing to help fire up the debate. danielle nottingham, wjz "eyewitness news." >> stay with us for complete coverage of campaign 2012, for latest on the candidates and the important issues. go to our website. ultimate baltimore county's own michael phelps says the ron done olympics -- says the london olympics will be his

last. we catch up with him in tennessee in knoxville. michael phelps is back in the water hoping to add to his medal -- medal collection in london. >> the own lin thing i'm worried -- the only thing i'm worried about is myself and represent my country and wear the stars and stripes. >> but their time he finds him self against his fierce rival and great friend. >> we have a great relationship, a great rivalry and great -- i mean, last night, he was in my room and we were playing cards. >> phelps whether break a world record and become the most decorated elimb peaian in history -- olympian in history. >> he's probably the hardest

racer i've come across. luke is rooting for him. >> that's what family does. >> the brothers waited for hours in the rain to watch them in tennessee. >> police definitely cool to see them come out -- it's definitely cool to see them come out and watch us. >> the crowds will be louder in london. and temps says he plans to retire after the game. i think he should have a fairly decent life after that. still ahead -- already wanted for robbery and suspect and then he decides to steel a police cruiser. see how this ends. southern maryland tragedy. new details about a maryland man police say shoots his parents and police say shoot

the gun on himself. and we've etied a record temperature. now we have storms on the way -- and we've tied a record in temperatures. now we have storms on the way. we'll have that -- coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's 99 degrees in central maryland. right now, the forecast is coming up. an ohio fugitive tries to escape the law by taking off in a police cruiser. scam raws were there as officers tried to arrest the man for -- cameras were there as officers tried to arrest the man for burglary. he doesn't make it far. officers catch up with him down the road when he crashed into a home. he's now behind bars. police in southern maryland

are still looking into what caused a man to shoot at mom and stepfather. neighbors call police after hearing the man argue with the stepfather. >> reporter: look to the right of your screen, charles county cops not knowing if the son is armed, used that armor truck to force his way to the home where shooting happened. once inside, they found the body of the 33-year-old. police believe he killed limb self after wounding his mother and his stepfather with a handgun. his myspace page shows the family together in happier times. the sheriff's spokesperson said there was an argument, then shot, mom and dad get outside and collapse in the street leaving signs of their agony. >> we saw a lot of police officers running with guns. at some point the emergency services team went inside the house. they found a 33-year-old male in an upstairs bedroom. he was decreased and had what

appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: neighbors say the stepdad is a well-liked mechanic who does landscaping on the side. >> great family. never have any trouble. >> reporter: proctor calls himself mellow. neighbors if saw him. they didn't -- they don't think he was employed. >> when you don't see them, they don't come out of the house, that's when you wonder. >> police are not saying what the argument was about. a big day on wall street today. [closing bell] >> even with the yankees there. all of the markets posted significant gains. let's go to new york right now where alexis christoforous has the money update. >> reporter: a slight sign of recovery in the housing market.

last month builders broke down on the most home and afts in nearly four -- apartments in nearly four years. overall, they surged to the highest rates since october of 2008. ben bernanke defended the fed efforts to boost the economy in miss second day of testimony on capitol hill. he said steps taken has helped lift the net out of the great recession but -- lift the nation out of the great recession but add hit mits -- but admits that the economy is still weak. in a settlement with the government, capital one will pay $141 million to 2 million customers who were led to believe services were free or mandatory. it will also pay $70 million in fines. if the enforcement action -- this is from the enforcement action protection bureau. and at&t is following in

verizon sea footsteps and -- verizon's footsteps and connected phones will get wireless data access. the devices get renewed each month. back to money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm alexis christoforous. back to you. a new sand shop shop in -- sandwich shop has customers saying hold the mayo add the twinkie. that's light -- that's right. would you try that? >> kai, i spotted barken there with the twinkie -- bacon there with the twinkie? >> well, that changes everything. if there's bacon there it's probably good. >> okay. i would at least take a bite. >> twinkies and -- isn't that bacon right there?

>> it looks like that's what it was. well, coming up on wjz's "eyewitness news" at 4:00, national exposure for a local barber. work that landed him in ebony magazine. the fear grows in iowa as the search continues for two young girls. the heat is growing and now tim williams is going to update our forecast. wjz is always on. click wjz zacarias ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

all right. we're keeping our eyes on the sky. definitely, there are a lot of us out there who are hoping that this line of thunderstorms can pass us over without -- >> yeah, we hope -- -- trouble. >> we hope the bark is worse than the bite. >> i think you will get your wish with this particular line of thunderstorms. we have themes this afternoon.

we're seeing a lot of themes. the entire state is under a severe warning watch until 9:00 p.m. right now, as a few moments ago -- ago, york county has not been able to shake the storms going through through there. right there at the middle of your screen, it's prince george's, anne arundel under severe storm warning until 5:00 p.m. when severe thunderstorm warning are issued, it's because the national weather service has said there's winds in excess of 50 miles an hour and the capability of hail, usually three-quarters of an inch or greater. keep in mind, these storms are all moving through. we've seen a lot of the intensity starting to weaken. a lot of reds all the way through this system as it starts to arc down the state. this does not mean it won't form again as they move through. some are already intact.

the biggest reason for this today temperatures and the dew point, temperatures got up to a record high tying a report of 102 set back in 1887. we only got down to 80 degrees in the overnight hours. you add to that, the dew point which is really the fuel for these thunderstorms like the gasoline thrown into that very hot fire that we have going on right now and that's what they are feeding now. right now, the dew point has dropped out of the 70-degree range. a lot of moisture when we're talking about a moisture, over about 60 to 65. we're at 67 now. but these temperatures are being called down now because of the rain moving on through. this is what we've been hoping through to see the temperatures start to break. 76 in cumberland. 75 out in hagerstown. and the 70s as showers and storms are million -- are rolling through -- through. there's about a 20% differential when the storms

roll through. right now the winds are down. temperatures are cooling down. and the storms are starting to roll through. coming down from the great lakes, this is the cold front that was poised to move through right around noontime. we've been watching it starting to push across the state. as it does, see all of the storms piling up. look at the line where that cold front is starting to move on through. we'll continue to watch that. as it does, temperatures will start to drop. your next high tide is around 7:09 p.m. and our temperature tonight going down to just around 74 degrees. strong thunderstorms are out there. otherwise mostly cloudy and that's for tomorrow. 92 degrees at the heat of the day. could be a little bit cooler than that, heading into the next five days. it will be more comfortable than it has been over the next few. don't miss the lineup on wjz. the orioles' road trip continues this weekend in

cleveland. saturday night see the orioles and the indians live right here. and more ahead on wjz at 4:30. water mained record -- records -- water main roads. and dramatic -- and the dramatic ending for a pilot ,,,,

it is 4:30. 96 degrees about storms in the area. hello, thanks for stay with us. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about -- a man wanted for murder in colorado is found dead in utah after they say he

broke into an airport and tried to steal an airplane. here's more on this bizarre story. >> reporter: work crews re-- made repairs hours after this man, a pilot for skywest, breached airport security and tried to steal a 50-passenger jet. he was wanted for the murder of his ex-girlfriend whose body was found in his colorado springs apartment on friday that. prompted skywest to put him on administrative leave and revoke his security cards be -- his security guards -- cards. police say this is how he got in. he apparently made his way on the skywest jet and started the epgin. >> he knew exactly what he was going for. he knew exactly how to get in the plane. he knew how to operate. apparently there's multiple systems that you have to be

able to operate to move. he knew all of those. >> as the plane taxied away, its wing clipped the jetway and the terminal. the jet rolled through the fence and through some parked cars, clamsing the plane's nose gear. when police entered the plane, they found him alone and dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the plane's box recorder is being analyzed. police say they will review airport security measures. wjz, "eyewitness news." >> now, federal transportation official says they are reviewing security at the st. george's airport. however, prim him ter responsibility is the responsibility of individual airports, not the tsa. the fbi may be expanding the search for two girls. but some investigators say they are on the wrong track. kai is in the newsroom with more. >> the fbi says the dive team may be brought in to help search the lake for those two

missing girls. the 8-year-old and 10-year-old have not been seen his friday. the 10-year-old's parents say the investigators are looking in the wrong place. >> because we haven't found them anywhere in the surrounding area, i feel like maybe they were taken. i would like -- i will be more comfortable when we drain the lake and find nothing there. >> police say it could take searchers two, three more days to drain the lake. vic? >> thank you, kai. police are still treating had as a missing person's case and there's no sign of foul play. right now, a heat advisory and thunderstorm watch are in effect. many are opting for light clothing and iced drinks. city workers are being told to take frequent water breaks as three work under the hot sun.

dark clouds are rolling into the region. wjs is live -- wjz is live. bob turk -- bob turk has more. >> take a look. about an hour or so ago, the storms were very impressive. but in the last hour, it's weakened considerably and broken up. we still have a few storms. a little piece of howard county, college park over toward bowie until 5:00 or 5:15. actually, north of the city, lighter shower activity across pennsylvania, a few strong storms across western maryland. we're not quite finished. if more showers and rain are in the forecast forecast. take a look at the advisories now. the entire region under a

severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 tonight and those warnings as you can see, a little bit of them in montgomery county, western county until 5:00 or 5:15. there's one storm that continues to move across the region. as far as temperatures are concerned, tim williams knows just how hot it got today. >> incredibly hot. the dew point has not added to the comfort. it's been very uncomfortable all day long. our temperature because of the storm that's moving across bwi marshal, the temperatures are dropping rapidly. 93 there. the temperatures have moved across the western portion of the state. there's about a 90-degree different et al. the heat index -- differential. the heat index has been higher all day long. we've been dealing with that all day long. let's talk about the record we tied today. 102. the record we tied.

a record that stood since 1887. that was the record. the heat index during the heat of the day when that record was being tied was right around 107. our average now going down to 87. that's what our normal high is. but it will be very warm until these showers and thunderstorms roll through here and start to break the back of this heat wave. we'll have more with bob coming up. back to. >> you thank you tim and bob. the sweltering heat is another hurdle for crews working to repair the street following that huge water main break downtown. mary's live in the newsroom. >> the news is not good for commuters. city officials say road repairs will disrupt traffic for at least three weeks following the water main break. repair crews say they will have to replace about 700 feet of ruptured pipe as well as pipe classified as high risk. crews say this is prompting more action from the bpw.

official says it will increase the amount of aging piping replaced each year. >> it's estimated it will take $2 billion to overhaul all of the old pipeses. a car -- old pipes. a car collided from cockeysville -- collided in cockeysville this morning. one person is hospitalized. one died. we don't have more information. let's check on the roads right now with christie at wjz traffic control. >> let's give you an update on the situation due to the massive water main break. we do have video like at lombard. light street closed between east baltimore east lombard. the water main break has the two left lanes blocked off. that will definitely cause grid

lox. even just take 395 or the jones fault expressway. as far as the rest of the region goes, if you are traveling on the west side of the loop, go around liberty road, the north side of the road around the pairing parkway. northbound 95, the delay begins on the beltway. approaching 395 and goes to the fort mchenry tunnel. as far as accidents go. also desoto road, north charles at east chase, green mountain at east 36th street. let's take a live look. things are pup. that's 895 and the delay goes straight to the steel bridge. this traffic report is brought to you by subway, some stop in and try the santa fe melt available only for a limited time. back to you. a local barber is featured in "ebony" magazine for his

work with the lomeless -- homeless. here's more. >> reporter: over the years, these tools have done a lot more than trim hair. >> it makes me feel wonderful that i'm giving them confidence. >> reporter: he opened up his first barbershop in 1991. there, he met a representative from a local homeless shelter and realized the major need 2349 community. >> the population didn't have access to regular grooming. >> reporter: he decided to help and started a collection box. >> i would get the money together and send one of my barbers down there or invite a group up to my shop and we would cut their hair. >> reporter: and then it became a nonprofit to build barber and beauty shops.

over the past 12 years he's helped around 7,000 people including wells. >> you feel like a different person. he makes you feel good. >> reporter: he root sently got the attention of -- he recently caught the attention of "ebony" magazine. here he hopes to use haircuts to transform more people at the lighthouse. and because most of his clients are down on their luck, the payoff is lepping them get back on their fate, that's the biggest reward. >> they come back and they are excited they got the job. >> reporter: wjz, "eyewitness news." >> if would you like to find out more about the organization or donate, click on news, scroll down to the story. >> it's amazing how some things we take for granted -- straight ahead -- the ultimate working mother that could -- the criticism and support for yahoo!'s new ceo as she announces she's about to

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s. a train derails in egypt injuring 15 people. security officials say the train was traveling from southern egypt when it derailed in geiza. the cause is not known -- in giza. the cause is not known. it has been a day -- it has been a day of fast-moving developments in syria. randall pinkston has more from the united nations where a scheduled vote is being put off. [chanting] >> reporter: syrian college students chanted freedom. anti-assad protesters fired shots and waved the opposition flag celebrating the assassination of members in a

circle. a bomb exmoded, killing three top officials, including. defense minister and deputy defense minister who was assad's brother-in-law. rebels claim they set so the blast with a remeet control -- set off the broadcast with a remote -- blast with a remote control. the obama administration says it is clear assad's regime is losing control. >> assad is a spent force system in terms of history. he will not be a part of syria's future. >> reporter: at the pentagon, defense secretary leon panetta rejected calls to arm the rebels. >> it's more essential than ever that the united states and the international community continue to work together true the united nations. >> reporter: the vote was postponed until thursday while departments try too agree on the -- diplomats try to agree

on the wording. they are hoping russia and the west can settle differences over sanctions and the possible use of force to end the fighting that's claimed more than 15,000 lives. randall pinkston, cbs news, the united nations. >> after that blast, the u.s. treasury department imposed economic sanctions. the sanctions frees assets and bars americans from doing business with them. a kentucky grand jury is set to hear the case of a couple arrested for trading an opened truck for a baby-- old truck for a baby. the couple is charged. there's new hope for people who have tried everything to lose weight. jessica kartalija is in the newsroom with more on a new government-approved diet drug. jessica? >> denise, the obesity drug is

designed to help people safely shed those unwanted pounds. >> the drug is to be prescribed in combination with a reduced- calorie diet and exercise. accord doing the government, one-third of adults are obese. >> the drug is set to hit the market this year. the ceo of yahoo! is six months pregnant with her first child. nora o'donnell reports her new role is shining the spotlight on new mothers. >> reporter: she was upfront with her pregnancy about the directors who, she says, had no resignation about her doing the job. she's due to give birth in early october. she was pregnant when she talked about her career on cbs

their morning. >> i tend to think of my experience there at google, not as mun as a woman but as a geek. >> reporter: she's now the 19th female ceo of a fortune 500 company. in addition to being the youngest, she's also the first one to get the top job while pregnant. don't expect motherhood to show her -- to slow her down. >> i think it will enhance her abilities. >> reporter: this new york senator, a long-time advocate for women's rights and a mother her self, says the key to her success will be perfecting a juggling ac-- herself, says the key to her success will be a juggling act. meyer will need to do that,

with a company whop 40s gone through five ceos -- that's gone through five ceos a few years. police are citing anyone who throw as burning cigarette out the window. authorities hope this measure will help prevent grass fires. anyone caught tossing a lit cigarette out of a moving car could face a fine up to $150,000. from consumer watch millions of capital one credit cardholders are getting a refund after slamming customers with hidden fees. they will pay the customers and they apparently tricked their customers. more than 2 million cardholders will receive the full amount of knees they paid plus any other related costs. a woman is living out -- is living out a real life horror

movie. she's -- she's found ten poisonous paiders -- fighters in her home. she said she tried to switch apartments after finding one of the arachnids crawling on her face! now the woman says she wants out of her lease. out of her lease? just get out of there! >> those are pretty bad. in the south, those are really, really bad. >> yeah. >> they will bite you. some severe weather is moving through maryland. >> bob turk has the updated first warning forecast -- next. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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snee we have some -- we have some thunderstorms. of this is very isolated. nothing like a few weeks ago. take a look. we've tracked this activity. watch this, since about 3:00, there you see a line that formed across central p.a. very strong. about an hour and a half ago and then as it moved into north central maryland, it broke up considerably. right now, the strongest activity is around the d.c. area pretty much from the south, south of columbia, college park, much of

washington, d.c., typically, north of d.c. and bowie. that's moving off to the east. as the storm moves across montgomery county, college park, laurel, bowie, heavy downpours, winds probably in excess of 40, 50 miles an hour. there's been some damages. now, north of us, not a whole lot coming into the baltimore area. look at this. north of their, a heavy band around chestertown. that's moving to the eastern shores. right now, i'm in the baltimore area, north and we have lighter showers and maybe some thunder. it looks like the severe weather is holding off to the east and to the south at this moment. they are gonna drop considerably at the airport. 93 degrees right now. 47% humidity. they are not reporting any wind. but in these thunderstorms. they've had wind gusts in excess of 15 miles an hour and trees and some local areas.

barometer holding tolddy. where it rained -- holding steady. where it did rain, 79. but where it didn't rain, still in the mid- to upper 90s. i guarantee you, it will be around 80. 73 westminster. it's cooled down 20 degrees. but today a record-tying 102 --le 0 -- 80. 102 and 58 are the records. right now, very little wind but the airport just jumped to 18. we'll start to see. wind shift. that will bring us relief. showers and storms more showers and it looks like friday. the front will hang up across portions of virginia. we expect the heat to be

replaced and good changes of showers into friday. northeast wins. that bridge cooler air in it. tonight, showers and storms, 74 tomorrow, more showers and storms possible. upper 80s to the low 90s. it will still be humid. butting in like we saw today. we could see some heavy rain over the next few days which is a good thing. >> yeah, we need it. >> yes. still to come -- >> reporter: it's a tough assignment. i'm in a 20-degree freezer in the middle of a heat wave. but not everyone is so lucky. i'm derek ,, you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students' faces, i see pride.

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>> coming up, the summer sun. record temperatures in maryland. >> and now storms are moving through maryland. the first warning weather team is tracking it all. >> the water main maps. why these lines once classified as high risk were never fixed and where the next big break is to happen. >> reporter: layoffs at a major university in maryland have people set off. i'm adam may. what's behind the budget problems? that's coming up. >> all breaking news. >> eyewitness news starts right now. this is wjz-tv, wjz-hd and wjz.com, baltimore. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now is complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station.