whoa, no, wyatt-- wyatt, no, don't-- wyatt! know the rules, are you not allowed to have a soda that is more than 16 ounces. >> you can in russia, jon, they're evil, not stupid. >> jon: thank you, wyatt, (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, the emmy winning star of cbs's big bang theory, you can see him right now on broadway starring in roundabout theatre company's harvey. please welcome to the program jim parsons. >> welcome. we have graphics and everything. what a warm house you have. >> jon: wasn't it, a warm house. >> it really is now where is my-- i have friends here. >> jon: where. >> i have cast mates here. >> jon: right there. >> nobody, i'm sure you will be lovely friends, no i have --. >> jon: he doesn't mean it in -- >> rich from my show where are you, oh, my god and pore began, hello. it's like family. >> jon: can i ask you something. >> yes, jon. >> jon: don't you see them every [bleep] day. >> yes, but not around this many people. well, that's not even true either. it's just this is very aw

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 h

just in time for wyatt everhart to return from that much needed vacation. wyatt? >>> had to celebrate my mom's birthday on friday, some unexpected presents that day. in any case we're quiet now. allegany county, big showers but no storms in the statement of the only concern will be enhanced high tide action. flood advisories, coastal flood advisories for areas right along the water through 1:00 tomorrow. keep that in mind. weather looking pretty good. temperatures running unseasonably cool in the upper 60s. the rest of the evening 60s. we'll talk about how your weekend shapes up. a big warmup coming up. >>> well, the tornado damage is still evident in fallston, especially along route 1. people are trying to get their heads around the damage and some of the images. damage is expected to be over a million dollars for harford county alone. the tornado in fallston is one of 10 that actually touched down on maryland on friday. >>> all of this is a sobering reminder of nature's power. it has residents still cleaning up today. abc2 news tim ruther ford as more eye couldn

wyatt a bachelor himself is there. he is screening the crowd and working for us doing his live shots. what is going on? you have nervous people there? >> reporter: yeah. they are a little nervous. wave. this is a great scene at the green turtle. everybody signing up at the table before they get the photograph, interview, sarah, you are with the developers, with the -- how exciting is it to host the first bachelor casting call in years? baltimore? >> reporter: well, all of us are thrilled to have it here. we are really excited. it's still going on for hours, come on down and have a drink and tryout. >> reporter: are you a fan of the show. you just started watching work do you think? be have people that may make the cut? >> i have seen a few potential really good contestants and some of my friends are here. >> reporter: sarah not single but encouraging your single friends . >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's a great scene here. a great scene at the green turtle. you still have time. maybe you could be the next bachelor or

thank you very much, wyatt. michael outside. on days like this you're tempting to dive into the first body of wart you see like a reservoir. >> reporter: the sign says no but the cold waters of the loch raven reservoir may be hard to resist. >> a long time ago, just once. didn't go in very far. it's not legal. >> reporter: the seven officers charged with policing it beg to deliver. >> $100 or a crime punishable by jail time. >> reporter: as recently has two years ago three people drowned in the reservoirs in three weeks time. fishermen said they saw people swimming out here all the time. >> especially on the weekends. it's hard to get to. it's not only kids, but adults as well. some of them have the flotation devices. some don't. >> reporter: along with the submerged drift wood, there's also a dam, swift currents and a treacherous dropoff that could pose risks. >> usually when you by yourself, you have to call for backup. then i ride out in a boat. if they don't run, i can deal with it. if they run, we usually lock them up. >> w

thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> now to democracy 2012 news tonight. the obama campaign is unleashing a new angle to a very familiar lay tack. tory dunnan joins us now washington. looks like bain capital again, but what's the focus this time around? >> reporter: this time the obama campaign is focusing on mitt romney's pattern of outsourcing jobs. the ad goes after mitt romney's time at bain company and that they outsourced to india and china. >> the "washington post" has just revealed that romney's company was a pioneer in outsourcing jobs overseas. >> reporter: the "washington post" article came out and romney's campaign dismissed it as fundamentally flawed. that ad is set to layer in three key battleground states. one already iowa. two others will be airing in virginia and ohio as well. >> let's talk about the supreme court ruling on healthcare. that's expected to come out on thursday. what did romney have to say? did he weigh in? >> reporter: this decision is looming over all of us. now we're getting more insight into how ram prowl might react rega

wyatt everhart is there. they've made this restaurant into a place where people can learn about the bay today. >> it really is, rosie. i mean, it is amazing with they got into one deck. a whole different eating area. it's a bay crab deck, a learning area, a place to get steamed crabs and chucked oysters, fresh on the spot. we got george and the rest of the crew. you had the nickname hannibal. give us a chuck through. >> we're chucking oysters and going to show you a couple of them. >> we got two of them up. >> flat seed up. cut the muscle loose from the cup side and we present the oysters here on the flat side. it makes for a nice plump presentation, a method that's indicative of the mid-atlantic. >> these are right out of the chesapeake. it's not hot or anything. the ice is staying cold, so that is the main thing. it's a great venue. they did an outstanding seafood presentation. i want to make you hungry. right off pratt street. this is from the chesapeake, even the corn farmed locally, so it's really an eff

wyatt will be there. he will be like the host bringing everybodyn. >> yeah we have to talk to the people and the girls and the guys, why they want to be on the show. >> that sounds good. >> its going to be the most --. >> cuties for wyatt. >> more of the news when he come back. >> first a look at night line. >> coming up, stressed out women across the nation turning to their kids add pills to help them do it all. dangerous rise of aderol addicted moms. >>> and rebels fighting for their lives in one of the most dangerous countries on earth. that's's on night line. you don't exactly have that green thumb. but your siding? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. . >>> the angels have 16 hits tonight. kelly clarkson has 15. la, 13-1. look at this trout. this kid is 20. that's the problem. we don't have a 20-year-old stud like this. he went four for five tonight and incredible catch. the orioles host the indians for four starting tomorrow. look at its three of them out there.

wyatt andrews on the conservative justice who saved the day for the president. the weather becomes an ally in the battle against the most devastating of colorado's wildfires. anna werner is there. and if you thought the war in afghanistan was winding down, david martin with the mounting american casualties in the closing months of the war. captioning sponsored by cbs >> this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: good evening. the entire country has been hearing about it, arguing about it, but fair to say, no one saw this coming. the conservative chief justice of the united states today singlehandedly saved the most important domestic achievement of a liberal president. john roberts sided with the four liberal justices voting 5-4 to uphold nearly all of president obama's health care law. and leaving his conservative colleagues to join the dissenting opinion. at the heart of the law is what's called the individual mandate. it requires americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty. that was found constitutio

wyatt andrews on america's nuns rejecting a vatican scolding. and steve hartman with the educational "on the road." >> every teacher should try a day with a blindfold and really learn how to talk to your students. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we were already having the slowest economic recovery ever, but the news we got today confirms that even that weak recovery is slowing down. today's unemployment report sent numbers and spirits slumping on wall street. we'll get to that in just a moment. but first: the jobs numbers. the labor department says unemployment rose a tenth of a point last month to 8.2%-- the first increase in nearly a year. only 69,000 new jobs were created. have a look at this. starting last fall and for seven straight months, the economy was cranking out jobs in the hundreds of thousands, but that slowed to just tens of thousands in april and in may. these pictures summed it up for us: a job fair in los angeles. another in new york. and this one in salem,

we will keep an eye on the sky and wyatt everhart will have a look at the forecast and what to expecting up. tonight for the first time, rielle hunter talks about her 6- year affair with john edwards. hunter didn't take the stand during the edward trial but isn't holding back in he book, she is talking exclusively to cuomo about edwards, his y to >> they want you to sign a confidentiality agreement? >> i refused. i don't want my daughter growing up under a lie. >> hear the interview at 10 on 2020 on abc 2. >>> could be a silver lining to the whole slow economy thing. now the national average for flays is $3.45. by halloween or thanksgiving, fuel gate report.com says you could be paying under 3 bucks. the reason, the production is jf%to2óoctdemands is do >>> we spend a lot of money to d now we are showing you ways to make money off our smart phone, there is an app for that. john matarese explains so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: if your smart phone bill is pushing 1 thon dollars a month, wouldn't it be nice to have apps to earn you money? we are not talking about work at ho

we're joined by wyatt and john oliver. thank you for joining he is. wyatt you are following the romney campaign, john you are em embedded with the obama campaign. how does the obama administration say it's just election year pandering? >> who who who, they want to make it clear, they didn't do this for votes. they did it because it's the right thing to do. that being said, immigrant voters wish to express their gratitude at the polls this november, that would be muy, muy bueno, comprend snerks. >> jon: what is the response from republicans? is restricting voter access to the polls the idea for them? >> republicans don't want to stop people from voting they want to make sure college student dozen it safely. they'll merely be asked to provide their own urine for drug testing purposes, four gallons of it. >> jon: that's a lot of urine. >> exactly, jon, which is why the president is announcing tomorrow that all children of jewish mothers are now doctors. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? can the president do in a? the president can't do that? >> of course, the p

and wyatt andrews on one giant step for a man. >> reporter: you have a robot on your right foot? >> yes. yeah. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting from boston. >> pelley: good evening, 2,000 people are being urged to evacuate ahead of a wildfire moving rapidly through forests in colorado. so far, 118 buildings have burned and 60 square miles have gone up in smoke. that fire is 15 miles outside of fort collins, one of many burning across the west tonight. barry peterson is in fort collins this evening. >> reporter: the fire is so big it's making its own weather, flames creating winds that drive it one direction and in an instant turn the fire another. 400 firefighters have been rushed in along with tankers and helicopters to drop water and fire retardant. the fire is so fast-- sometimes roaring through trees at 20 miles an hour-- it cannot be out run. >> i'm happy i'm alive. >> reporter: rosemary silano saw 200 foot flames coming at her house. >> it was minutes. i had less than five minutes to get out. >> reporter: some of her nei

wyatt? >>> it's a beautiful day for anything steamed, including ourselves. there are people out, braving the heat. it's not just about steaming up crabs. it's also about preserving the chest is a peek. for more i want to bring in adam lynn quist, swimmable and fishable by 2020. you say it's possible. why? >> the harbor is facing a lot of issues. if we all work together and the city addresses the problem with sewage overflows and people address the storm water runoff problems and also help by reducing a surface and cleaning up after their pets, putting lids on the trash cans will help keep the amount of trash. >> a clean city is a clean harbor. the kids out learning about things we can do to clean up the harbor, downtown baltimore. >> the goal is by 2020 to make the harbor cleanoff that we can grab crabs. wart pollution would make it unsafe but they are living here and every saturday and sunday in july we have it. we have some microfell many disc -- microfilm discs that are covered in microorganisms. >> if you can get a shot. they take these out of the harbor

wyatt will have that later. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> to help you get where you need to go, get the abc2 news time saver traffic. get the latest delays, backups and you can get them on your mobile device. head to abc2news.com/traffic. >> on the same date president visited, the wife of mitt romney is making a stop. we asked bob ehrlich what it means to the voters. >> very tough campaign. it's going to be a very close campaign. it's already started out to be -- it's not going to be pretty to watch. >> ann romney will be a guest at a private fund-raiser at the bw iment mary -- bwi marriott. >>> firefighters are still vasting -- investigating the five alarm fire which started just before 2:00 on broad way. it housed a grocery store on the first floor. it brought the neighbor today a standstill with black smoke clouding all the streets. more than 100 firefighters from baltimore city, baltimore county, anne arundel and howard county battled the fire tment prompted union leaders to criticize plans to shut down

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. >>> go to be back. cloudy, cool, unseasonably cool. the most active weather, dare rete county -- garrett county, reaching into allegany county. along the immediate chesapeake shoreline, just for those areas right along the chesapeake bay waters. thanks to an easterly, northeasterly fetch, things will stay cool this evening, 60s, variably cloudy. we'll talk about how things will develop. >> from nice nights to violent nights, four people have been killed. six injured. shootings all around the city. one of the victims is a manlt michael sullivan. you all know michael. he runs sully's seafood subs. police say he was found murdered, shot several times. detectives suspect robbery. there was a triple shooting on the east side a double shooting in north baltimore. baltimore police say they need your help to solve all of these crimes. >> we got to get behind the root of the problem. it's not like there's a master mind or some criminal organization. we got to get these people off the streets. >> so far, no suspe

wyatt, thank you very much. in his opinion today, the chief justice made a point of not endorsing the wisdom of the health care law. he said the decision was based on "a general reticence to invalidate the acts of the nation's elected leaders. it is not our job," he wrote, "to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices." the president got the news of the court's ruling today, just like millions of others, on tv. and norah o'donnell is at the white house tonight. norah. >> reporter: that's right, scott, and the president had a brief scare this morning. he was standing just outside the oval office when the decision came down, watching tv as two cable news channels erroneously reported that the individual mandate was struck down. it wasn't until about a minute later when his courthouse counsel came and flashed two thumbs up that the president realized they'd actually won. now, in a statement, the president avoided taking any personal credit. instead, he called this a victory for the america

wyatt andrews is also at the supreme court.iew some of the other issues before the accurate that we're going to be hearing about shortly. >> scott, jan reported this is a very complex decision. because it's coming in three parts. as you said, is the mandate constitutional or an intrusion on personal freedom? if the mandate is unconstitutional, this is also important at that point what happens to the rest of the law? finally, what happens to medicaid? can medicaid be expanded? expansion of medicaid was unconstitutional reach -- >> let me interrupt you just a moment, wyatt. jan crawford has had an opportunity to read more of the opinion. jan, what do you see? >> we are processing this complicated decision. it appears the chief justice has joined with four of the court's liberals who uphold the mandate on an entire different provision that did not get a lot of attention during the argument recalling, that congress had the ruling to pass this requirement to require people to pay a penalty if they did not have health insurance under

wyatt everhart is hanging out there tonight. you have a frosty drink and umbrella. >> we need cold beverages of all kinds. i have 101 on my abc2 weather app. it is hot and humid. we steam a lot of crabs out here. this is phillip's brand-new location. this is their first summer in the some of the i want to bring in a very important man women known throughout the state, bryce phillips, a big part of the family heritage, vp of national sales. this is the newest in the phillips group. talk about the approach. >> we just opened up in november. it's been a great first six or seven months. brand-new menu. people are coming. this summer we're excited to open up our if ilys crab deck. really bring to baltimore some of what we did with our original restaurant in 1956. a lot of streamed crabs, oyster fritters, pan fry n. front of you. >> a lot of it from the chesapeake. >> focusing on chesapeake seafood and delmarva. we want to showcase that. >> a lot or locals come in. of course you have the tourist crowd. your original location. i think

wyatt? >>> kelly, i like that kettle corn. you could take a bag of pop corn and throw it on some asphalt. it would probably pop within 15 to 20 minutes. 97 degrees. much hotter in spots. where you have black surfaces or paveed area, it's hotter. boy, i tell you one spot where it was very interesting visually, hot and i narrowed down a timeline. watch as we put this into motion here. you see it approaching the bay bridge. look at the height on this crane ship. look at the upper spans of the bay bridge. that is a close, one of those deals you want low tide to bring these bad boys through, all part of those new giant cargo ships. the expanded panama canal. just really a different way of branding the warning, mt. holly, new jersey, likes to go with excessive heat warning as opposed to the heat advisory. it means excessive heat. 97. these are the air temperatures. 85. if you're not on the water you're feeling the heat. no heat driven thunderstorms. a better companies tomorrow afternoon. that's very high humidity but it's not quite

let's check back in with wyatt? >> the first day of summer, of course, turning out to be a scorcher. it's true we are not alone and we wouldn't be through the end of the week. >> reporter: martha and the van dellas sang about it. now we're living it. a heat wave is making its way across the country. 13 states are under a heat wave. temperatures in new england spiked 24 degrees in 24 hours. >> summer is here, yeah! >> reporter: not everyone can stay inside because some people work outside. >> delivering and drinking all day. >> reporter: not a bad idea, especially since there's so many people hop want to be out here. for all of you, remember, you got to take it easy. >> the heat wave is only going to last two days. wednesday and thursday will be extremely uncomfortable. >> reporter: the cdc said between 1999 and 2003 more than 8,000 people died from heat exposure and themark ri is up in -- the mercury is up. he sits on that truck 10 hours a day. >> i got the hottest job out here oar firefighters in colorado have been

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. i know he is tracking the storm here even though we're not impacted yet. this is something a lot of folks are being hit hard by. >> absolutely. we've been watching debby carefully in north florida. you can see the large storm, big blowoff, catching a ride. so an interesting storm to say the least, but really, so far, this has been what most tropical storms are. that is a heavy rain producer that's not producing much in the way of wind damage but flooding across the northern part of the florida. some of the rain reaching into the carolina coast as well. debby will be offshore of florida by midday thursday. after that debby makes her move further offshore, off the carolinas. looks like shell' -- he is -- she will head safely off to sea. 78 degrees. a gorgeous shot of frederick. northwest winds at 10. it has been breezy and dry. let's give you a time lapse photography. dundalk, a crystal clear view of the key bridge as we look high atop ccbc's campus in dundalk. at the bay bridge marina,

wyatt andrews explains. >> almost every conservative scholar in the country is now asking what happened to the chief justice? >> oh, i think everybody is surprised. >> georgetown law professor, randy barnett was among the first to argue the mandate was unconstitutional. he's surprised because the chief justice struck down the key administration arguments defending the affordable care act but then went out of his way to approve the law under congress's power to tax. >> as to why he decided to uphold the act under the tax power to rewrite the law as a tax and say that it was constitutional, that's something that only he really knows. >> roberts wrote the 5-4 opinion to end school integration based solely on race. he was part of the majority upholding the ban on late term abortions and the 5-4 majority allowing unlimited corporate spending in campaigns. so what happened? tom goldstein, founder of scotusblog, a respected blog site says roberts followed the law but knew he was making history. >> where does this fit in the roberts legacy? >> this is item number one. this is his signature stat

wyatt's family is suing a gps tracking company monday atorring dabs and they claim the company knew the product was flawed. >>> the gay pride parade starts at 4 in the afternoon tomorrow. we are told a section of north charles street will be close through traffic between franklin and chase streets. and also a block party will be held along eager street so things to keep in mind traveling in that area. >>> also going on tomorrow, thebalmmore diamond dash a15,000 dollar diamond is up for grabs and dos of couples will be on a refreshure hunt and the couple with the most points -- treasure hunt and the couple with the most points wins the ring. >>> a struggling nokia is struggling to keep up with apple and google and people are losing their jobs. we will explain how deep the cuts will be. plus there's an app for everything. even your dad. so we have some great apps you can show him on father's day. speaking of fathers, there's linda so's dad his name is james and he is posing with his grandson hayden and another picture to show you this morning. another great dad out there. thomas johnson s

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wyatt andrews, cbs news, bedford, massachusetts. >> keeps getting better and better. >>> coming up after on "cbs this morning," lawmakers are holding secret meetings aimed at heading off the fiscal cliff. we'll get reaction from ed gillespie, mitt romney's senior adviser. >>> plus, a look at the safety of so-called agent orange corn and the debate over genetically modified food. >>> and starbucks ceo howard schultz has an update on his jobs initiative. that and more later on "cbs this morning." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. as always, we appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> claims should out of eight east bay home. how this could be part of a bigger problem. >>>

wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: we were struck by a remarkable sight.tain today a wounded british paratrooper did what many thought impossible: he walked on prosthetic limbs carrying the olympic torch through his hometown. 27-year-old ben parkinson is considered the most seriously wounded soldier to survive the war in afghanistan. he lost both legs and suffered severe brain and spine injuries in a 2006 bomb attack. parkinson called the 328-yard journey "nothing. just another walk." the cleanup is just only beginning. but what's being done about all that tsunami debris on the west coast? the story's next. uç [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain re

it's happening at the green turtle from 5:00 until 9:00 and meteorologist wyatt everhart is going to be down there to say hello. not auditions don't worry. there'll be in scandals here. >> broke the hearts of girls out there. >> well -- i believe -- i'm not going to talk about wyatt's love life. he's single but i'm not going to go there. if you want to read up on the you rules and regulations head to the website. abc2news.com, you can find it under the marketplace. you love that show. >> i do. >> i love to see them with emily. pretty good. >> don't be say shamed. >> have a good -- ashamed. >> have a good day. >> have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying jobs... all without raising taxes. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november. call 1-800-492-7122 and tell your delegate and state senator to vote

we asked wyatt andrews to tell us more. >> reporter: almost every conservative scholar in the country is now asking what happened to the chief justice? >> oh, i think everybody is surprised. >> reporter: georgetown law professor randy barnett was among the first to argue the insurance mandate was unconstitutional. he's surprised because the chief justice struck downtown key administration arguments defending the affordable care act but then went out of his way to approve the law under congress' power to tax. >> as to why he decided to uphold the act under the tax power to rewrite the law as a tax and say that it was constitutionap, that's something that only he really knows. >> reporter: until this morning, chief justice roberts was a reliable conservative vote, especially on social issues that split the court 5-4. roberts wrote the 5-4 opinion to end school integration based solely on race. he was part of the 5-4 majority that upheld the ban on late-term abortions, and the 5-4 majority allowing unlimited corporate spending in campaigns. so what happened? tom gold senior founder of sc

wyatt andrews, cbs news, bedford massachusetts. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonightfriends here at wbz t.v. for their hopalty and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley in boston. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most-watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> breast cancer survivor robin roberts fighting another life-threatening disease. her tearful announcement today. >> treatment for cancer can lead to other serious medical issues and that's what i'm facing right now. >> her painful treatment. who will take her place on "gma?" and how her sister could save her life. >> i've always been a fighter. >>> i'm with tom cruise at the huge "rock of ages" premiere. >> i didn't know you could sing. >> you want to pull it out as time comes. >>> then, tom, brad laughing with george. kate kissing scorsese.

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with your first forecast. i bet you heard -- i hope the summer is like this all summer long. >> the complaint line is silent. we like this like this. i would say this. more heat is on the way but it's not going to get here tonight or tomorrow. that's for sure. take a look at the trend, quiet. we've got one area of unsettled weather, wall door of -- waldorf. most of us sitting quiet, variably cloudy, vest vest into the -- 70s into the 60s and tomorrow in the 80s. we'll talk about how hot this gets. >> my favorite tun necialtion the harbor -- tunnel, the harbor tunnel. remember the guys inside the tunnel, you would toot your horn and they would wave. things are moving along fine. the state department of transportation said drivers can expect rsh our and wreck -- rush hour and weekend delays up to an hour. >>> less than a week after details surfaced of an accused cannibal killer in harford county, we're learning more about the morgan state university's attack on another man. that beating owe considered on campus.

wyatt will have a look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, summertime means fun in the sun but it can also mon a risky season for families with pools. we're working with you for safety tips. each year 400 children die in pools. make sure your pool is fenced off with self-closing gates and the pool area and ladders are secure. install pool and gate alarms. keep life jacket and three incation device around. and it's not bad idea to know cpr. >>> when she's not running, cheryl is a volunteer coach for girls on the run. tomorrow we will watch cheryl run. she's the charity chaser for the baltimore 10-miler. corrigan will donate a dollar for every girl that she passes. she introduces us to the program that will benefit from her fast feet. ♪ you're amazing just the way you are ♪ >> reporter: a simple mission starting with what you have and trying to get better. >> you learn how not to bully. >> reporter: running is in our name but for some of us it's not in our blood, and that's okay. and girls on the run we train third, fourth, fifth graders as people first a

wyatt's in the storm center. >>> most marylanders see a partly cloudy sky -- sky. it crosses the estate line into southern delaware and through montgomery county. still a healthy thunderstorm coming down the i-270 corridor. it will impact travelers heading into the d.c. area. it could be a bigger headache than normal. you can seat rain shower -- see the rain shower. partly cloudy skies, the rule with a couple of pop-up showers on a hit and miss basis. we'll keep the chance for scattered showers in the forecast. much hotter by the weekend. we've got those details coming up. >>> the nfl has come under fire for how it has handled injuries to players and head injuries. jamie costello joins us with the details. >> reporter: i'm thinking of two players, bill pellington and john mackie. silvia said john's playing in the nfl led to his passing away. a complaint joins 80 pending lawsuits against the nfl. hard knocks are part of the nfl and it has made football the nation's most popular sport. it's the nfl taking the hit. players are suing the league in a landmark class acti

i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart tracking maryland's most act testify ray -- active radar.louds pushing out to the east. we're looking at sunshine as we push toward sunset. winds have been gusting from 22 to 25 miles an hour. the rest of the evening not so bad. 80s a few clouds. much more on how the rest of the week will shape up. will we see rain anytime soon? will the heat come back? said let's do it ourselves. they wanted to make sure this igloo lived on. >> i'm all for it. >>> there is nothing worse than a room temp beer, right? you can just stick it in the frost boss. it will cool it to 38 degrees in just two minutes. you put your drink inside, in the container with ice or a cooler that has ice, and it rotates until it cools. >> it seems like it will be cold, but it will explode when you open it. >> they promise no foamy mess. >> you buy a case of beer, but you want to start cracking into them as quick as possible. another simple solution, just always have cold beer on hand at all times. >> and it will save you the $39.95 that it cost you, but wait, it's $29.95 if you

wyatt? >>> all right. it is a hot, hot scenario. the heat advisories are up for all of central maryland. well up into the mid-100's. 101 so far at the airport. 98. if you're asking, hey, was this a record breaker? no. we hit 99 so far at bwi. the old record 100. so one degree off. look at the hot seering sunshine across the board. frederick a hot spot. hagerstown, always a hot spot. steamy skies over the key bring as we take a look toward curtis bay and hawkins point. damascus with the hot sun rising and the temperatures shooting up. you see the fair weather clouds. we think those could be storm clouds. right now it's pretty quiet. we've got a couple of storms firing up south into harrisburg, virginia, south into staunton. this is some prefrontal storm action. high temperatures have been, again, in the upper 90s. 98 in baltimore. ocean city not so cool. atlantic city not soo cool at 95. mid-commitmid--- mid-60s. anything over 60 gets to be very uncomfortable. look at these heat indexes, feeling like 105, 109. a couple of storms west

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. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> now to democracy 2012 news as we inch closer and closer to november, the eye is on key states. president in never nervetion mitt romney in missouri. tory dunnan. which one should we keep an eye on? >> reporter: the states highlighted in yellow are the key battleground states. we'll seat candidates make trip after trip. president obama is in neverness. here's what he's saying. >> we knew that recovering the jobs would take some time. we knew there would be ups and downs all the way. in las vegas i believe that. i believe we were come back stronger. we have better days ahead and that's because of people like you. >> reporter: beyond these bat many ground states, there are states up in the hair that might be leaning one way. the blue for president obama and the red for mitt romney. here's what romney is saying. >> president obama trusts in the wisdom of government. i put my trust in the ingenuity and creativity and commitment to hard work of the american people and that, we must restore. i need your votes. i need your help. i need to win missouri. >> reporter