88 today. normal is 84. we have been as hot as 99. that was back in 1994. not so long ago. as we look at the next to you days we will push records, the last ships pulling out today. the celebration ends, watch the harbor, one tall ship after the next leaving port. just good to see that through back to the days of america sea port back in action this weekend and great to see all the ships headed out safely to the chesapeake. summer solstice tomorrow meaning the sun angle on the northern hem isp here. we have a great amount of daylight. season will shift as we start summer. beach season in full effect the next couple days here because of this. this is how we start the summer season. may be a -- we will see how the rest of the summer plays out. the first two days looks very hot. we have a heat advisory up, all of baltimore and really all of central maryland. temperatures tonight in the midand upper 70's.

not so tough out there this evening but humidity has come up and again the next several days will be very hot when you combine the heat and humidity. this is why we have the heat advisories which i'm sure will be extended and maybe expanded on thursday which looks to be the hottest day in the outlook. 94, it still feels like in frederick. not a night to keep windows open if you don't have to. just turn up the air conditioning and get ready to leave it on. clear on the radar. not much happening, the east coast looking quiet. if you look closer, high pressure spinning over the carolina's and return flow on the back side of this. this is a tropical high pressure area, tropical set up and this is going to pump up the heat and humidity on the back side of this. it'll get strong america to the day on thursday. this is the situation that we are facing here for a couple of days. any chance of a shower or storm to cool us off perhaps. it looks like tomorrow may be justice lated pop up shower in the heat of the afternoon but as things get hotter and more

humid thursday this is where we think there could be scattered pop up thunderstorms l is so much heat and humidity on thursday that could cause a couple of strong storms. also heating up the tropics, a spin out in the north atlantic probably won't get attached together. large area south of florida. we don't have the dynamics to spin it up yet but if the thunderstorm holds that could develop. overnight 69, partly cloudy, two degree guarantee 96, we will reverse that but it'll probably be hotter. tomorrow night mid-70s, staying steamy, and here is the outlook for you, again, we actually bump that up to 97, didn't update on the graphic but -- even hotter thursday. 100 will be a good bet and the heat index hotter. if you haven't renewed the pool membership now is a good time. >> [inaudible].

>> all right. >> the orioles haven't scored a run. they are cold. i'm telling you they haven't scored a run in 21 innings, orioles shut out 5-0 in new york. again, we had runners on and did stuff like this, struck out and popped up. here is lucas, got to find out if he is related to guys who run the bars in fells point. he had the big homer. yankees, lost so the orioles are now two and a half out of first place and jeter, seven hits shy from tying cal ripkin. >> all right. >> special family was stopping traffic this afternoon near 83 and it wasn't your average family. when you see them you will understand why. >> here is terry with a look at what you will see after us. >> coming up we go inside the world of high speed car chases. they are dangerous, destructive and police say they are

deadlier than ever. and jump out of choppers, shoot and be shot at. it's the camp where people pay to sweat like a real navy seal.

. look what turned up in ocean city. a blue lobster. >> swimming by the cliffs. >> his name is toby. the crew of the pot luck fishing boat found him. he has some type of genetic thing that cause an extra protein. he is lying low in the lobster tank but headed to the national aquarium in dc. >> we saw this in action

coming to work today. just off the jfx. a mother duck and her seven babies crossing the exit ramp heading right for 83 when little miss mary comes along. >> i'm an animal lover and i just reacted so i stopped by car on the side of the road and i got out to try to get her back in but because i was alone she was a little confused and kept traveling toward the traffic so i stopped the traffic on the exit. >> she puts her hand up to stop traffic and -- you can see a gentleman teamed up with her to turn the mother duck around and into the woods. >> great story. >> my favorite video of the day. >> that is great. >> there they go. all safe. >> good stuff. spot news. >> spot news. breaking coverage. >> she has -- we could have gone live. >> seven day forecast, very hot tomorrow. be prepared, stay hydrated and thursday more of the same, we

will get a little break friday, saturday and a bigger break sunday, monday but get ready for the heat my friend. ♪

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. hot enough to steam up that blue lobster tomorrow. just saying. >> all right. look at this. there is your city. >> without the tall ships. >> i know. >>

. tonight on "nightline," fast and furious. high-speed chases with police in hot pursuit. life imitating movies, imitating life. we take you to the car-chase capital of america. extreme seal camp. jump out of a chopper. take a swim tied up like a hostage, shoot and be shot at, one tough vacation where campers

train like a real navy seal. plus, ever wonder if you have what it takes to battle the undead. well, now you can be stalked and surrounded by terrifying horde of zombies for a price. we'll take you to a zombie apocalypse. >> good evening. i'm terry moran. there's nothing like a high-octane car chase down narrow city streets in a crime drama approximate. in the movies innocent bystanders seem to escape in the nick of time. but the harsh reality is these high-speed pursuits kill over 300 americans every year, and abc's david wright comes to us from the car-chase capital of the country -- california.

>> reporter: the thrill of the chase, an adrenaline rush, so much so that movies like this are little more than vehicles for the vehicles. in other movies the car chase is what makes the drama that much more dramatic. who could forget pop eye doil racing through brooklyn in the french connection, possibly the most famous police car chase of all. in real life, that high-speed drama happens almost every day on america's roads. today in dallas, police chased a big rig truck down a texas freeway, tossing spikes in its path to force it off the road. last week, a toddler was bounced out the window of a careening suv. mir akerous lousily. the child survived. that's him there running around on the road. and over the weekend here in los

angeles, a real-life fast and furious. the driver of this mercedes topped out at 125 miles an hour, but finally crashed head on into a family vacationing from miami. >> just swerving away from a car coming at me. then i just rolled over. when everything stopped, i took a look at my son, hanging from his car seat upside down and my wife screaming. >> his 3-year-old son was one of five people taken to the hospital. luckily no one seriously injured. police say the driver was under the influence, and that's often the case. in real life, these don't tend to be bank robbers fleeing the scene of a shoot-out. 90% of the time it's just a routine traffic stop gone awry. why do suspects flee? nearly half are driving under the influence. nearly one out of three of driving stolen cars. one out of four, driving without a license. and presumably, without

insurance either. california is the hands-down capital of the high-speed chase. ever since the slow-speed chase with o.j. simpson and that infamous white bronco. there's a youtube channel devoted to them, they're so common. local stagdss break into normal programming and follow along until the chase is done. >> he's now bailing. >> oh, boy. >> reporter: new data from the california highway patrol shows more than 10,000 people have been injured in ten years. more than 300 killed. stephanie yaploss' parents were killed outside a shopping mall. >> a car came around the corner and literally slammed into them in the crosswalk. >> so they were badly injured. >> horrifically injured. i'd never seen anything like that. >> a lot has changed since the

old chips tv show when ponch and john seemed to end every episode with a chase. these days the highway patrol tries to discourage dangerous changes deploying stakes to deflate tires. boxing cars in to force them to a stop. or watching from the sky. the chp now has planes that can read a license plate from a while away. >> the officers can say, we don't need to pursue at a high rate of speed because right now we have our airplane that's following them. we can make sure we have officers at different locations. the california highway patrol notes that out of four million traffic stopds last year, fewer than one-half of 1% ended with a motorist fleeing the scene. >> it's important to realize that traffic stops are one of the most dangerous things that law enforcement officers do. we don't know what else is going on when we make the stop. a let of times there's nor

serious crimes involved. >> reporter: stephanie wonders, why bother chasing when there's such high-risks involved? >> i think they should be held to higher standards. >> she and others would like to see fewer crazy car chases out on the road. the thelma and louise ending should be strictly a movie vehicle. i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> 90% of were traffic stops. just ahead, crawl in the dirt, do target practice, pop out of a speeding helicopter at a camp where you can train like the real navy seal teem six.

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