dozens of family and friends are expected to attended vigil remembering christopher brown. he had just finished his junior year but last week he died during an incident with an off duty baltimore police officer. well, the future of former penn state coach jerry sandusky in the hands of a jury tonight.

both sides delivered their closing arguments. sandusky faces 48 counts after the judge tossed out three this morning. the jury will romaine sequestered until they reach a verdict. >> bge is glued to the monitor inside the control center. this is where the utility manages the power. fortunately for that ac and you, bge does not see a problem in the grid. you know it was another scorcher. boats on the water, much quieter now that the sailabration has sailed out. what's on tap? let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart for a look at that first forecast.

kelly, the front is on the way. we'll doctor temperatures by tomorrow evening. in the mean team we'll continue to bake. 100 in the inner harbor. we never quite got to 100 at bwi. looks like we will not break the old record from the 1920s but we're close to that record. heat plus humidity. humidity is high, not extreme. our heat index value is not that high but still oppressive. a couple storms south of garrett county. we'll lack for temperatures to romaine sunny and clear. >> you can know the weather by texting wmar and you can stay on top of the weather alerts. well, if you want to enjoy

the heat, the smell of fresh fruits veggies and other items were at towson's market. >> we are here for the 33rd annual towson farmers market. >> reporter: with those words they officially opened the towson farmers market. >> broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage. >> reporter: with weather more like august than that of june, folks came out to buy what's hot and what's not. this being only the second day of summer, the extreme heat became a concern for food vendors. >> we bring extra ice to keep everything extra cold and we have a thermometer to make sure everything is on temperature. >> it's all good and we're out here enjoying the farmers market. >> and the farmers.

>> we'd like it to last one or two days. we're transplanting a lot for later in the season. that always affects it when it's real hot. we want the weather to break. >> reporter: there's one person that likes the heat. >> it's wonderful. >> is it hot enough for you? >> no. >> how hot does it need to get? >> probably 110. >> reporter: the towson farmers market is open every thursday. >> if you're looking for a way to survive the heat, go to abc2news.com. you can find the five signs of heat stress in children. what you need to know. you can find our hot weather died in our featured stories

section. this next story is something. it was enough to make a drone woman cry and a -- grown woman cry and nation angry on the way she was mistreated. bus bullies and what she wants done about it. >> reporter: she doesn't want anything done to these young tormenters. this is the viral video of a 68-year-old grandma who was a school bus monitor in upstate new york, in rochester. she was taughted by eighth graders. karen klein thinks the public outcry is enough. >> i didn't want to break down in front of them. >> reporter: it was recorded by a middle school student.

jamie costello, abc2 news. >> more dramatic video out of philadelphia. she's attacking this man, slapping him, punching him. luckily the victim is doing okay. we're not sure what led to this fighting and abuse. >> would have rae got the heat, but mother nature is leaving its mark. we'll show you where flash flooding and raging rivers are leading to evacuations and even tragedy. >> plus, we're hitting the beach in baltimore county. we'll show you how some folks weathered the heat today. >> don't forget to check out our abc2 weather app. again, on that weather app you can find out how hot it s we have baltimore at 98. much more on our hot weather and when this breaks coming up.

we're dealing with the scorching temperatures here but heavy rains are causing major problems in the midwest. flash flooding turned streets in rivers in northeastern minnesota. duluth remains under a state of

emergency after five inches of rain pounded the area am less than 24 hours. it forced evacuations, caused flooding in cars and ravaged areas and more than a dozen animals died. this is video of the historic landmark's roof partially collapsing during a four alarm fire. the structure was under renovation in preparation for the 2013 america cup yacht race. we want to introduce you. every couple of weeks the fuzzy trio waddles behind him. he said believe it or not, the ducks actually listen better than his kids ever did.

okay. we've got good news and bad news when it comes to the summer job outlook and what might help them put themselves over the top during an interview. immigration reform takes center stage today. i'm tory dunnan with more on how mitt romney is trying to make headway with latino voters.

as the heat advisory has most of us chilling in the home, hiding in hiding hiding in the air conditioning, some are braving the heat. there are two baltimore county hot spots with a quick cooldown. >> reporter: she has the right

idea. thanks to buccaneer barks reaching the beach is much easier than you may think. they offer the lake of oregon reg to the bay shores of rocky point. >> in the front it's coned of cold. we you get farther down it's warmer. >> it's better than staying in the heat. that's for sure. >> reporter: and sanja know was kids appreciate. >> you got to get them out of the house. by the end of the day they will be asleep. >> this is like my summer spot. this is where i'm at. >> reporter: andre cooper and their son corey goes to rocky point often. >> it's easy to get to and it's not too deep for him. >> reporter: but the fleming family they get away to a greener scene, oregon reg. >> we come eve week.

i figure this is the best place to go to cool off. >> reporter: whether it's to spin, splash or soak. >> it's beautiful. i really like it. >> reporter: baltimore county beaches provide a double dose of cool. in baltimore county county, bill fink, abc2 news. >> a small admission for adults at both beaches but kids 11 and under, they get in free. wyatt? some nice looking beaches. cool relief. oh, man, that would be the place to be today. 98 at bwi. humidity has come dhiewn little bit although you cannot tell. humidity has crept down a little. otherwise, it would be more oppressive. damascus through the day a hot scenario with bright blue skies. south and west of baltimore,

dundalk beautiful weather visually. boy, when you step out in it, it's a different story. our view of the key bridge, a hot and hazy one. bay bridge, everything is smooth and operational. take a look to the west. we have storms to report. this is our sort of prefrontal cluster of storms that could, could impact parts of western maryland later tonight toward hagerstown. i think most of us will stay relatively dry through the first half of tomorrow. it's later tomorrow that we look for storms to come in. that will mark cooler air arriving, which will be welcome, even 90 in ocean city. dew point numbers, when you get to 70, that's when you have oppressive readings. so while that is still very humid, it's not quite as

excessive as it could be. i'm trying to point out one silver lining. 99 cambridge. 104 in georgetown. that's hot and sticky. storms to the west, not a player for us. however, to points further west we see our frontal boundary pushing across the midwest. this line of storms set to trek further east, pushing our heat bubble out to sea. this has been our culprit, big huge heat bubble with nothing to force it to move. we've gotten hotter and hotter as the sun beats down -- the long sunlight, heating it up more and more. now our frontal boundary marching in. that would steadily push the heat bubble out to sea and allow us to return more seasonable

temperatures. baltimore new york, 90, 94. that's where we should end up. cooler air by early next week. our trend shows that line pushing. could see a pop-up shower after 1:00 or 2:00. better chance tomorrow evening. we'll be tracking them at abc2. tropical storm chris, but never a threat to the coast. 75 a real steam bath. steam bath city. tomorrow 93, not quite as hot. tomorrow night down to 70, watching for afternoon and evening storms. here's that cooler relief we were talk -- talking about. as we look into the middle part of next week we have one day in the upper 70s toward wednesday. no upper 70s on the map right now. for more on the man who seems to be the mass tar of the numbers, let's head out to mike masco.

>> i found a couple people, a couple of young girls. meredith, right? >> yes. how are you beating the heat? >> i like the heat. we clan go to the pool and just relax and it's not that bad. it's pretty refreshing. >> and you do have a pool? >> we go to the neighborhood pool. >> nice. did they open saturday with the public? >> they're open. >> and bridget, right? >> yes. >> how did youen joy the heat, not enjoy the heat? >> i'm enjoying it when i'm in the water, in the pool. i'm having popsicles dog stuff to make it -- doing stuff to make it cool. >> what's your favorite? >> lime pop. >> we'll try to go down rita's.

steam bath city. wyatt said triple digit. it feels like it. guys, we'll send it back inside to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. now to democracy 2012 news tonight. mitt romney addressed illegal immigration in a powerful speech. we've been waiting for this. so what did he have to say? >> reporter: we have been waiting for this. mitt romney faced quite a sceptical crowd at that latino conference today. it was a crowd that was curious on how specific he might get. >> president obama has failed to address immigration reform. >> reporter: mitt romney was treading very carefully today on the heels of the president's new policy that would stop the deportation of many children of illegal immigrants, romney

responded with his most detailed criticism. >> for two years this president had huge majorities in the house and senate. he did nothing to advance a permanent fix for our brokered immigration system, nothing. >> reporter: he has a long way to go. 66% favor president obama compared to 24% to romney. so with a lot on the line, romney offered insight into how he would handle the president's policy change. >> i would put in place my own long-term solution that would super seed the president's temporary measure. >> reporter: it could include a path to legal residency for those who serve in the military. he argued that comprehensive immigration reform would help boost. it tomorrow is the president's

turn and he will be speaking with that same group in florida. >> jamie costello? >> coming up at 6:00, when it's as hot as this was today, it's easy to understand the temptation of taking a i.d. prob -- dip. the problem is, that's an area reservoir. a grieving mother opens up. what christopher brown's mom has to say. here is diane sawyer. >> cup company on world news, it could be a game changer for cancer, faster, better, cheaper.

in your money tonight summer is officially here. if your teen is having trouble finding a jox it may not be their result. teen employment has improved but the landscape is bleefnlgt teen unemployment remains three times the national average. now it's six flags near d.c., the directtor of administration said applications for summer slots were up more than last year and not just from teenagers. >> applicant flow has been up

with retirees looking for extra income or teenagers. >> career counselors encourage them to play up their strength, cut out the middle man, dog sitting and babysitting are options and don't give up looking -- not just yet. tess the season for weddings. we know planning a wedding can be very expensive, especially that all important cake. a growing number of brides and grooms are turning to their local supermarket. companies look saveway are jumping into the business. a grocery store wedding cake is a steele steal -- steal. >> they fly through your front door. what to do about those mosquito bites, plus wyatt's updated

forecast coming up on abc2 news at 6:00 with jamie costello, which starts right now. 100 degrees. do we really need to say anything more than that, but we will. ocean, river, stream, reservoir, which one to stay out of and why. >> the mother of a baltimore county teen as she prepares to bury her son after a police officer killed him. you'll hear her wish for her son's legacy. >> a live look outside. it is really, really hot. let's head over to meteorologist wyatt everhart with your first forecast. >> downtown baltimore about the hottest spotth