showers. and look out to the west. and storms over west virginia. we'll see temperatures 68 to 70. we'll maintain that for the evening. cloudy skies and showers. here is the big board. 70 to 95. we'll talk about the heat wave on the way starting wednesday coming up in a bit. >> thank you. we're going to learn more about the prison phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife. the prosecution in the martin murder case will turn over statements, reports and other photos. and we have the latest developments tonight; they are conversations between zimmerman and his wife. they will lead to him having his bail revoked. they are accused of lying what they had.

>> total everything. >> like $155. >> the family did not have $155, they had $155,000. they can be heard speaking in code using names like peter pan and wendy. >> they were using code works thinking the police would be stupid. >> much of the money came through the web site the real george zimmerman.com to pay for his defense. it its popularity was a confidence booster who is still in jail before miss bond hearing. >> the site is crashing. >> wow. >> people are trying to give you words of support and kindness. >> wow, that's awesome. >> but the calls reveal the suspect's concern for his wife, urging her to wear a bullet- proof vest, fearful someone may

try to avenge the death of martin. >> you know i want you wearing one. i want you wearing one. >> reporter: his attorney said his client and wife were not purposely trying to deceive the court it was a misunderstanding. a baltimore county man will serve life in prison for the murder of william rapporter. prosecutors say that conspired to have her husband killed by quarrel's best friend. sentencing was today. and he will spend life in prison for first degree murder and two other charges in connection with the death at a hess gas station in 2010. a man suspected in the presumed death of a frederick woman is suing over an insurance policy in robin gardner's name.

he says the company owes him $3 million. he took out the policy before he and robin gardner went to. a ruba. she disappeared. he was detained for months but has denied any wrongdoing. baltimore city police are warning about scammers targeting craigslist after three family members were robbed. it was saturday afternoon and in the most recent scam, the victim thought he was going to buy a used car. when he walked up to the car he thought he was buying. they had no idea. as they walk back two people held them up and stole $4500 in cash. this is the second time in less than a month that the police are warning about people using craigslist as scam.

they arrested a 6-year-old david brown. they believe he used it four times to lure his victims to an area of northwest baltimore to rob them. we're working with you to stay safe. go to a well populated area. the police station. use a cashier's check. >> maybe run a check to see if they have a criminal record. in the consumer alert, the tech world is buzzing about a microsoft announcement. "the new york times" cites courses that microsoft would be unveiling a tablet computer. the i pad could have a new competitor t will take place today in los angeles. mount st. helens has not

commented. and some house keepers to bellhops. tiping can raise tricky questions. just in time for travel, we get some answers. >> reporter: like airfare, tips should be part of your budget. to avoid overtipping or not at all: advisors have small bills with all the singles. keep a pack in envelopes so you have something to put the money in for the housekeeper, the staff get 2 to 5 dollafters each day. and sky caps 1 dollar per bag. and shuttle drivers 1 or 2. am some hotels, tips may be included. >> the bottom it will say it is

included. and service charge. it will be # percent. keep in mind it is included you don'tnd up overtipping. >> brush up before you go overseas n some cultures it is an insult n others it is factored into the bill. a reporter questions a man about signs in the president's neighborhood. why a hockey mom decided to storm the ice during a game. ♪

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some hand made signs targeting the president have upset a community. a reporter asked about the signs, he ended up in an altercation and it was caught on tape. he tried to talk to the man on a public road outside. he grabbed the reporter's throat and grab his microphone. and police arrested the 59-year- old man. he is charged with assault. in minnesota, storm chasers and this is time collapse video

rolling in near the south dakota line. it ripped down power lines and the dark clouds produced hail. the weather service is investigating reports of two tornadoes in the area. >> we have seen hockey players fighting but check out this. a mom gets in on the action. and that's been did after her son's game. she stormed the ice and it started when a fight broke out in the game between the raptors and the connecticut tribe. and the ref blows the whistle. and the second dries to break up it. and another. >> that's when shouts at the ref and people started shouting at her. and the fighting stopped. well a happy homecoming for nine days in minnesota. and the father's day gift they were reunited after a year in afghanistan. they were part of a team

raining soldier's the families welcomed them home. as you can imagine there were lots of hugs to go around. a celebration, dignitaries. and which foods should you pick on the first date. >>

several days of fun have left a festive mark on this celebration. but today people from three nations stand on the very soil fought over some 200 years ago, united. and bill fink reports from the ceremony of enemies now allied

at fort mchenry. >> a little rain can not dampen the excitement. >> it was great. we enjoyed every minute of it. >> love it. >> i hate to see it end. >> it is a way to showcase the city. >> today that history is remembered. >> some call the war of 1812 a forgotten war. >> but it forged our nation. >> this is our story, story worthy of great people. this is the story that we will tell together; on june 18th the president of the u.s. james madison declared war on great children. as part of the empire became a battle ground as they fought to secure independence now leaders, ambassadors and through video, prime ministers and a president share a message of unity. >> since the end, our countries have been allies for almost 200

years. that relationship has strengthened constantly. >> we mark the courage of those fallen long ago. we cherish what was born of the sacrifice. prosperity, partnership and peace. >> we mark the milestone, i'm confident it will be a force for good and that together we will leave this world a better and safer place for generations to come. >> and science and on the battlefield. >> thank you for standing with us wherever there was a job to be done to fight for freedom. were you there and we were together. >> bill fink, abc 2 news. >> what a celebration. it ends tomorrow at your last chance to see some of the visiting ships that will leave in the afternoon. >> and the local veterans are

being helped to give back to the community. 50 visited the station today t is a recovery program for homeless men who were soldiers. and in preparing for this to honor the volunteers. they worked on the garden and spent time socializing there. >> we can talk about the celebration and the war of 1812, these are the people doing it every day. there trying to make a life for themselves. we're supporting that. >> the station was to help recovering substance abusers get to a normal life with the families and communities. the forecast certificatefied most accurate by weather rate. and we're not going to see that for a long time. what is going on now and the

clouds holding tough. we had the showers out there as you can see. aid 12 hours. and ocean city. not much of a beach day. temperatures in the 60s. a final stop. not the best day. the clouds are holding tough. george town at 70. and 71 right now in annapolis. comfortable air. tolerable. but go to the west. we're talking about a sticky air mass. that's what we go into. we'll be around 67. and 8:00. 87 tomorrow. you will notice more of the humidity works itself in.

some storms firing up around the west virginia border. this is sliding to the south. i don't think we'll see any precipitation. but there will be storms to the south. there is this piece of energy on top of us. and columbus and to this area. high pressure. and expanding to the east. and where is the southwest wind do. and look at 80s over the valley. that's tomorrow afternoon. this will be expanding. high pressure southwest wind. that's going to draw in the heat and humidity. this is how we break it down.

highlighting the worst of the heat. 97. 99 a shade off 100. >> it will be dangerous that sets up. >> here is the future temperatures in the 80s. and near 90. it will be shy of the 90 mark. look at the lows going to 70. that's a launching pad. and that's when we'll be addressing the potential of some dangerous heat across much of the viewing area. for tonight cloudy skies. spotty showers. temperatures between 72 and 75 degrees. the low 64. cloudy and tomorrow afternoon a mixture of sun and clouds. there may be a spotty shower and taking 70 to the west. >> let's go and talking

humidity. 100 to 105. that's the real feel number. we're thinking it will be a dangerous heat. wednesday and 99 on thursday. and friday showers and storms possible. we'll have a temperature around 93. and it will not be the first heat wave of the summer here. okay. tissues early for this i think. >> it's not even august. >> thank you. let's talk politics now. dem create 2012 -- democracy 2012. and mitt romney is in a tough spot regarding the immigration issue. how is the nominee handling this tricky issue? renee? >> reporter: kelly, tricky is right t is a bit of a balancing act for mitt romney. he is criticizing the president for the timing here as well as how he handled the change in the policy. but mitt romney is being very careful though not to alienate

a very important key voting block. the latino voter. >> we will win and get the white house. >> and the republican candidate mitts the midwest today on his bus tour. while the focus was the economy, the issue of immigration is dominating the campaign trail. and yesterday on "face the nation" he slammed the president for the timing of the policy change. >> if he felt seriously about this, he should have taken exception. he saves them until four and a half months perform the general election. >> he would not say if he would abale the rule but he would press for a long term solution. i do not want to found like he is hostile to some: >> reporter: some say he didn't go far enough in the criticism but the biggest gripe is not the policy but how the

president went about t >> to me, the most outrageous thing the process he did it. he said i'm going to enforce the law here. >> reporter: the message from the white house, they say it is not political. they say this is a progression after congress failed to pass the dream act. >> we have much more to come. now to jamie. >> all right. and i'm jamie costello. at 6:00, the son of a famous politician dies in a crash. right here on the family land. what investigators think handenned to him. must haves formms. and they cannot alord diapers and the program is getting national attention and equipment yum. we'll see you there. [ mosquitoes buzzing ]

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sixth grade. finger -- chicken fingers the class clown and kind hearted. coming up a pleading to charges of swindling people out of $90,000 the forecast op the news at 6:00 which starts now. the sop of a politician died in a single car crash in darlington. the latest. and a bold one. he thought he would buy a car. and took an army of relatives with him. how the deal went south in a hurry. and why your friendly message is spreading to unfriendly phones. let's go outside now. here is a look