the influence of alcohol to suspend registration. he was overdue for an add missions test. after being charged, he was released on his on recog nan disans -- recognizance. >> they released a statement. we are grateful the police were labor to interview him before anyone was harmed. >> and the speaker of the house michael bush released a statement. it roads delegate dwyer's conduct has put him in direct conflict with the laws of this state. this goes on to say his current legal standing as a legislature has not changed. delegate dwyer's future will be decided by his own conscious as he -- conscience. >> now all of this comes as

delegate dwyer waits to see if he has to serve time behind bars for operating a boat. seven people, including kids were injured. dpeag dwyer took a plea in may. a judge said he who have to go to jail for 33 days and pay a fine. he took the ruling to another court. >> we've been tweeting out the latest details all day long. for the latest breaking news, you can find us at twilter at abc2 -- twitter at abc2 news. >> christian people have been charge -- targeting jewish people. >> reporter: it lies at the heart of this spat between jewish leaders and a group of california girls. they went door to door spreading a christian appeal to people in

jewish neighborhoods and some local jewish leaders started death flooded with complaints. >> what they're saying is you can accept jesus and also be jewish and there's not a rabbi from the established jewish community had would upset that. >> our forefathers fought for the freedom of religion. for me to be offended for someone to knock on my door with appeals of literature asking me to embrace their high deals and their religion, i think, would in some way short circuit what american society and a free society handle mock cra si stand -- and democracy stands for. >> reporter: the young women were provided with lodging and transportation. you'll hear from him and the california multimillionaire behind this work coming up at

6:00. after a taste of fall, summer is coming back. chief meteorologist wyatt everhart has a look at your first forecast. >> absolutely. temperatures pushing 90 in parts of the baltimore area. just a few clouds in southern maryland. sunshine on tap. deep creek all the way into the northeast corner of the state. mid-80s in glen burn ni. across the east dry conditions. it looks great. the rest of the evening, enjoy yourself, maybe fire up the barbecue grill. it looks good. there will be a mix starting tomorrow morning. some change ahead as we get to thursday and friday. massive wildfires continue to spread across the west, forcing the national interagency fire center to raise its alert level. >> we are on alert with mike

masco with the late -- the latest. >> the entire west coast is on fire, literally. take a look at this. firefighters in the west are on high alert. there are nearly 50 large and out of control fires burning across nine states. it has charred 160 miles of land and continues to threaten communities of ketcum and sun valley. the national preparedness level has been raised. this forehas doubled in size destroying at least two homes. >> i've got tears behind my eyes. >> reporter: the other big concern is widespread lightning

which has been spotted across the west, igniting fire else and larger fires in sequoia national forest. >> right now it's anybody's guess which way it will did. >> reporter: crews are battling at least 10 fires. >> they camped out at my place. so i love them, love them, love them. >> the national interagency says there's a shortage of smoke jumpers, hot shot yous but they're doing that are best to share resources. >> all students, safe and accounted for after a dunn man fired shotsen side a georgia elementary school. you seat video of the kids running out, heading to the corner of a nearby field. police say the suspect is in custody. no one was hurt. the shooting happened at a school in doe katetor just

outside atlanta. three teenagers have been arrested for the shooting of that baseball start. the kids ages 1 5rbgs 16 and 17 have all been chargedith first-degree murder after they shot and killed 22-year-old christopher lane. police said the teens told them they whether bored and had nothing to do. lane was playing bawl for east central university. he was out for a jog when the toons fired a shot and robbed him. the police described the suspects as loose cannons. they posted a message on social media saying bang, two drops in two hours. a hate-filled letter targeting the family of an autistic boy is making the rounds on social media. we'll show you the unbelievable

things the letter says. >> what happened once moms saw thir kids on the web. >> a school hand book is supposed to lay out the rules.

an extreme extremely disturbing story for anyone's whose life has been touched by autism. >> it started with an anonymous letter sent to the family of a young boy living with autism. the letter is so full of hate that it's calling a fear storm on social media. >> is there one part that stuck with you. >> the part about donating his

unretarded part to science and the end. >> reporter: carla begley still in disbelief at the hatred targeting her son max had was diagnosed with severe hot just before he turned 2. a neighbor aen in mustily mailed this vile letter to the grandmother saying that knows he makes when outside is dreadful it. scares the hell out of my normal children, signed one pissed off mother. >> i don't believe it was a mother. a mother could never write that. >> reporter: max stays here at his grandmother's in newcastle. the family said they have no clues who may be behind. this there was one incident about four years ago when he

accidentally threw his ball over a neighbor's fence it came back shredded. so we cut it up no ribbons and threw it back. >> reporter: when it comes to the letter, police are investigating and have forwarded the note to the crown attorney's office. >> obviously, it's a concern for anyone who would read it and for us, though, it takes that next level in terms of determining whether there's an offense in here. >> i hope the police do find them. i hope they vans the neighbor odd because the neighbor odd is upset. >> reporter: those neighbors dpeard last night to cheer max on. he doesn't know about the letter but the family appreciates the show of support they have received both in person and online. >> since the story broke, it has been getting tons of attention. the police will decide the next move when they decide if it

warrants criminal attention. summer, sunshine, back in the picture. park ton at our lady of grace school about to fire up. back to school feeling warm outside and a couple more summer days ahead. check it out. 84 degrees at bwi. wepts are southeast at 8. humidity is starting to come up, starting to feel more like summer. hey, if you want the latest temperature statewide, just download our news app. and yusuf h-you've -- you've got it in the palm of your hand. it will ab noise warm day on the links. humidity will be high. the uv will be high, with the sun coming through the clouds. the sun angle is starting to drop. mid-80s across most of the state. 78 at the beaches now. humidity has cranked up.

some of the reasons it feels warmer, if anything, tomorrow, the humidity ratcheting up higher. dew points could push 70 tomorrow. that goes up. i don't think that will lead to any showers or storms tomorrow. things look pretty stable. high pressure is still in control but into the day on thursday, changes ahead. things get a little more unsettled. moisture cranks up. so a shower or storm will be possible, certainly late thursday and into our early friday. after that cooler air is coming, but it does look dry. it's going to be great news for the maryland state fair. clear weather over the great lakes. active pattern south of us. that stalled out frontal boundary, which so often the summer has been on top of maryland. this kept the skies cloudy. that shifted south. this sunshine alone enough to heat us up close to 90 today. i think that will happen in order tomorrow as we push up into the upper 80s.

potentially we'll touch not no after that again hovering in the upper 90s for one more day on thursday. and it cools off. tonight down to 67. tomorrow 90 your two degree guarantee, hotter and more humid and maybe a stray shower tomorrow night. the best chance will come in late thursday into the day on friday. temperatures dropping behind that boundary. look at the weekend right now. you know, it's been a tough couple of years for the maryland state fair. this looks pretty darn good. we're talking low 80s. we're talking sunshine. ng good.i see no chance of rain. keep your fingers crossed. >> the four-letter word they want to hear -- nice. >> yes, nice for the fair. >> nice to get away for labor day. guess what, here's something we never here, drivers wil have plenty of company.

>> tons of company. aaa says 34 million americans will travel more than 50-mile tools celebrate the last weekend of summer. aaa said the improved economy, recovering housing market and people being more flexible with their spending and they have more motivation to travel. more drivers on the roads mean we have to be extra careful. >> be mindful of other motorists. >> when labor day falls on the september calendar, it's another factor that may have more people on the move. people are more inclined to travel when the holiday happens earlier in the month. you drop your little ones off at day care and hope they will be taken care of. >> why workers are out of work for what they did on social media. >> there's trouble before the first day of school. it's about a student hand book and the language used.

you drop your child off at daycare, expecting the people cari for them to be professional and kind. what if you find out they weren't, just by watching sole -- social media. >> reporter: ethan jordan is a happy, energetic 2-year-old. here he is sitting in a high chair he no longer uses. his smile replaced by a frown. workers at heavenly haven placed him in the chair and posted this picture to instagram purely to make fun of them. the daycare center's manager

joined in poking fun at his delayed speak. thinking because sure can't talk. another one mocked him for the teeth. when melissa's mother saw it on instagram, she was serious. she alerted the day care center and the media. both have been fired. in a statement the daycare says heavenly aen have's position involves zero tolerance and the employees have been terminated. have va's department of social services is now investigating. >> from a daycare to a high school under fire, students are getting ready for the first day to prepare to disbought the hand books. the problem, the have the majority in english with one tiny section in spanish. the section in spanish is the

discipline section. critics say it sends a bad message. >> the only place a parent of a spanish student might be interested is that. >> the school said the reason comes down to money. they say this would be too exspepsive -- expensive to make the entire thing bileng wage -- bilingual. >> they wanted to make sure they were covering all bases. >> school officials point out that the school system has a hand book for the county printed in both english and spanish. less than a week ago hopkins stepped up patrols, announced two more people have been robbed. what was stolen and how police responded. >> there's no question the police has seen an uptick in robberies with the main target

cell phones. and how kids can decide on which college to attend. >> a new social media tool. all right. warm conditions dominating. summer's back. the question is how many more days? we'll talk about that coming up. whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com.

a young couple gunned down, their baby hurt. the shoot ore is -- shooter is in custody. melville mason killed william monroe and meghan kerrigan. >> delegate don dwyer has been charged for the second time in a year. officers spotted dwyer swerving several lanes last night, so they pulled him over. that officer said he could smell

alcohol on dwyer's breath. as a result the officer provided sobriety tests which dwyer failed. he is awaiting to be sentenced for operating a boat last year. sentencing for that is scheduled for october. >> we return to summer like weather, 90 in the city. many of the outer areas in the low 80s. these numbers slow to cool off, maybe down to 70, 68 degrees. tomorrow we're back into the upper 80s. a few spots could touch 90 including the city through northern anne arundel county. across the east coast you see the dry weather across the northeast, great lakes. one band of active weather south of the maryland line. so hour by hour tonight, mild, some clouds, partly sunny. temperatures ramp up. the question is how long the sun and hot weather holds up.

>> i've got that answer right now. i think so. if you're a fan of fall weather, the last few weeks has been a welcome break. >> this cooler than average trend is coming to an end, replaced by another hot wave. bring it on. this has been playing out the last several days. average temperature 72.8. we should be around 75.8. that's three degrees below average. 12 partly cloudy days and zero days when it was wall to wall sunshine. you know it's going to get hot, not brutally hot when international falls is hitting 88. it's warmer over the northern plains than baltimore. the jet stream is parked on top

of us. it will slowly lift toward the north. that will bring the mild air sitting to the south and west. last week it was struggling to get to 80. it will push 90 by wednesday. wyatt everhart will be back with a look at the seven-day forecast. last week we told you about several proashes near hop -- robberies near johns hopkins' homewood campus. the women told officers two men came out have pan alley and demanded their purses. the women gave up the purses and the two men drove off. police canvassed the area but did not find them. this came after other robberies. a hopkins employee said she was pulled to the ground on lie man park drive and her purse was taken. many of you may have used

them for quick cash on your old forms. this you're called eco kiosks, paying you cold hard cash for old cell phones, but police believe criminals are doing the sail thing and how baltimore is trying to ban them and how eco is battling back. >> reporter: iphones and androids, galaxies and droids. every six months there's a new phone promising the next big thing, we leaving behind a pile of used or obsolete technology, a pile many companies want to market. the fastest growing ones is eco atm's. >> about $5 billion worth of used electronics sitting in drawers. >> reporter: it is eco's business