this woman and her daughter were last seen in baltimore county before discovered in a county park.he officer shot her and left her in the park and hid her car with the little 1-year-old inside. she then likely died of heat exhaustion. >> i hope he gets the death penalty. >> reporter: the victim's family demanded to speak in court. they called phillip a monster and trash. the judge denied him bail. >> i think for everyone in the community, we share the family's pain. we absolutely share the pain and we look forward to prosecuting the case. >> we look forward to prosecuting the case and seeking justice for the family. >> reporter: phillips faces the first degree murder charge in the death for the woman and it would have been the little girl's 1st birthday yesterday. >>> maryland police are among those tracking down on aggressive drivers. the police are boosting the efforts in the smooth operator program. the national highway safety administration links 1/3 of all crashes to aggressive driving. >>> revenue from the state's slots parlors declined. the machine made about $450,000 fewer

kick off runs friday and through sunday. >>> baltimore county farmers market kicks off today and this is the second year the county has done the market at the maryland state fair ground. the market features a variety of fresh fruits and veggies from a lot of different farms in the area. there's going to be a ribbon cutting ceremony at 2:30 and you can come in and buy the fresh food you will want from 3 to 6. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> good morning. and happy wednesday to you. the temperature is right now coming in very warm right around 69 degrees. into baltimore, richmond at 70. 72 in philly. and 77 degrees right now in few york -- new york. 65 in pittsburgh and 62 in altuna. moisture levels are rising. check out the 66 now in inner harbor and 67 in annapolis. almost 70 in dc. so, again, the mesh yiewfort moisture in the air -- measure of the moisture in the air is the dew points. once they are in the 60s you are feeling uncomfortable. and into the 70s it's oppressive. that's what we are heading to going thro

officer is behind bars this noon and facing a new charge in connection with the murder of a baltimore county woman. mary bubala has more on this case. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and everyone at home. this officer is now charged with man slaughter in the death of a 1-year-old girl. he's accused of shooting a 20- year-old to death. then, he hid her car with her 1- year-old daughter inside. the girl was found dead days later probably from the heat. there's a possibility he's the little girl's father. phillips is also charged with first degree murder with the death of the woman. he's held without bond. >>> phillips is an eight year veteran and married with a 12- year-old daughter. >>> the miracle on the hudson is driving through hudson now. they're in washington county. the plane spent last night in perryville after arriving in maryland yesterday afternoon. the final destination is charlotte, north carolina. that's where the flight was headed two years ago. >>> disgraced congressman, anthony wiener is trying to save his political career after admitting he sent lewd pictures over the intern

if you know where he may be, you are asked to call baltimore county police. police are searching for the driver involved in a hit-and-run before 10:00 sunday morning. police say a 43-year-old woman was taken to shock trauma was serious, but non--life threatening injuries. and 8-year-old child was taken to the hospital. the driver fled the scene. a third brother has been arrested for a double murder. hector linarias and his two brothers gone down two men outside of the paradiso italian grill and bar, allegedly. they're asked to leave the bar after getting into a fight with the victims. police suspect returned and killed the two men at closing time. iran never felt close to a miracle, today -- if you never felt close to america, today one traveled through maryland. this morning, the miracle on the hudson plan traveled on the beltway, interstate 70, stockton. well, and some folks got a close look. >> i was astonished that i got to see it in person. it is historic. i had to find it. >> i thought it was a very interesting story to survive an airplane crash, and to

the baltimore county firefighters who lost his life while battling a blaze earlier this year is honored. his name was added to the wall of honor at a ceremony in annapolis today. he was killed on january 19. this event otters of fire and emergency services personnel who lose their livesin the line of duty. two british apache helicopters have completed successful combat missions in libya. they attacked radar establishment. commanders say the chopper's firepower equips them for a successful mission, but there is always dangerous. >> a small arms threat of rocket-propelled grenades. there are number of surface-to- air missiles in theatre. >> the apache returned safely to its carrier. meantime, libyan government officials said nato forces caused damage to a building and injured a child during a bombing raid. government representatives to a group of journalists to view the scene. later, journalists were showing a child that was injured reportedly in the attack. nato did not comment on the allegations. new cell phone video is showing damage near a pakistani attack. they have not confirmed whe

. >> a new tribute to a baltimore county firefighter killed in the line of duty. name added to the maryland services -- he was looking for people trapped in this burning apartment. the 6th straight year a name has been added to that memorial. >> officials hope to finally reopen campus following a transformer explosion. the school's power has been out since last year, a university spokesperson said the crews were installing a bigger transformer to make certain something like this does not happen again and students woe live on campus have been assigned temporary emergency housing. >> a big battle brewing and all over the simple word -- >> reporter: hon is a term of endearment baltimore knows well. but the debate over who owned the word is coming up again. back in december, protesters picketed hon fest's denise whiting's stores. they were upset she had copy righted almost every play of the word. >> this is our word, this is our city and now it's owned by one person. >> reporter: she said trademarking "hon" is something any business person would do. >> i love camden a

anyone with information about this case is asked to call baltimore county police, 410-307-2020. >>> the trial of the baltimore city police officer accused of killing a marine outside a mount vernon bar last summer continues. this trial for haji does not have a jury. the judge is going to make the final decision. he's accused of killing marine corporal tyrone brown. the defense insists that he shot in self-defense. however the state maintains the multiple gunshot wounds that brown suffered happened as he was retreating from the officer. >>> tonight annapolis police need your help to find a missing mentally disabled woman. take a good look at this picture. police say anna smith last seen may 31st in annapolis. she was wearing black pants and tan shirt. police say smith needs her medication. anyone who has seen her is asked to call the annapolis police department. 410-268-9000.. >>> and the family of a missing nursing student is pleading for your help tonight. michelle lee vanished while on break from a california hospital. that was back on may 27th. now the family wants the fbi to take a

that is in baltimore county. skyteam 11 was over this scene at garrison boulevard and grant lee road less than an hour ago. several different fires broke out. so far, no injuries. >> a battle is shaping up over the city's property-tax rate. it is emerging as the key issue in the mayor's race. and it does appear it gives voters something to choose from. jayne miller is live. >> we were just talking to a line -- young lawyer in the city who said she would like to buy property here, but the property tax are just too high. she will get no challenges from those in the mayor's race was a fixing that is a top priority. -- who say fixing that is a top priority. >> one more pledged to address the city's property-tax rate. the're all running against incumbent stephanie rawlings- blake with platforms to cut taxes. >> i have sat down with the economists and business people. >> depue appears to be the most aggressive. she says she will cut the property-tax rate in half by 2014, in part through incentives for taxpaying residen

and then on 95 through cecil harford baltimore counties and heading west on i-70. live in the interactive newscenter, linda so. >>> news around the nation, according to the raleigh news and observer, former senator john edwards might serve jail time over allegations that he broke campaign finance laws caused by the collapse of the negotiations between lawyers and former presidential candidate and the justice department. the paper reports that the justice department was insisting that edwards serve 6 months in jail if he pled guilty. edwards pled not felty on fryer -- guilty on friday and he was indicted on six counts he misused campaign funds to cover up an affair. >>> the third largest wild fire in arizona history is burning and growing. there's still no containment on wall of fire that's burning near the mexico border. more than 2,000 firefighters are on hand battling the blaze trying to prevent it from reaching homes. some families have been evacuated from the area. and officials are saying the windy forecast and lightning could spark even more fires. >>> 20 peo

let's look at baltimore county schools. they have about 173 schools centers and programs fully air conditioned. all of the schools have some air conditioning. but half do not have full ac in the classroom. the superintendent is the person that makes the decision to close school because of the heat. and he takes into accountweather forecast if the schools were hot the day before to make that decision. and today, baltimore county schools are closing two hours early because of the heat. so everyone is work on trying to keep the kids safe in the heat. reporting live in northeast baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> if you want advice on the heat we have you covered. we spent hours working to assemble video tips and all essential phone numbers that you can use during the coming heat wave. click on the article at our slide show special report hot weather guide to read and learn more. >>> severna park man could take action against his neighborra police say he shot and killed his pit bulldog. it happened this past weekend. th

we are accident free in baltimore city and baltimore county. and the eastbound span of the bay bridge is closed to two-way track on the westbound span. the beltway is quiet. drivers waking up and getting on the roads. light traffic on both loops. no problems to report there. also, just keep in mind this morning, and i guess until june17th conway is closed between charles and light. we have two-way traffic 895 northbound at harbor tunnel. megan. >> thanks. >>> it's 4:32 right now. today the family of an elderly woman attacked by a pit bull will speak out. athena neofitou remains in the hospital from the injuries from the mauling. sherrie johnson joins with us what's going to happen to the dog that attacked her. >> reporter: there will be a news conference with more information on the victim 78- year-old athena neofitou. the veterinarians must decide the fate of the pit bull named blue. the dog mauled the woman in front of her home e was on the front porsche without a -- porch without a leash and atacked. she is breathing on her own but it's long

baltimore county has already decided to close school early tomorrow. taking a live look outside. a heat advisory will go into effect. wjz is live with first warning weather. bob turk and meteorologist bernadette woods have the weather. >> we have two or three day similar like last week coming our way. if you have breathing issuing stay inside. down by the shore 85 in ocean city. now for tomorrow afternoon, beginning at noon we have a heat advisory go into effect. for much of that region there, all across central maryland, virginia as well. also an air quality alert, because the air quality is going to be going into the four ranges. it began to our northeast around the region and excessive heat warning. the heat will probably make you feel more like 100 even 105 degrees in some spots up that way. and we'll take a look at what's causing the heat in the next 48 hours. >> there's an intense heat wave and tomorrow it moves our way. today it started creeping in our direction but it really peeks out tomorrow -- really peaks out tomorrow and thursday. when you factor in the high heat and

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meantime, baltimore county fire crews had their hands full battling a two-alarm blaze in parkville. officials say the fire started in the basement of an apartment building around 2:30 this morning. no word on what sparked this fire. fortunately, no one was injured during either incident. >> turned out to be a nice day around town today. we had a little rain overnight last night, just in some parts of town, a little thunder and lightning but it wasn't very consequential, and right now a weather system is in the process of moving through the area. we're relatively dry and we had some clouds this morning. we stayed cool for a while. we really could use some rain but it looks like it is avoiding us. the rain you see on the radar now south and west of us really isn't aiming at us, per se, and we're getting to the point where it will be hard to develop anything new in our area so the rain chances are just about nil around the chesapeake bay this evening and for the next couple of days really, but the chances to heat things up after a couple of days are pretty good and we will talk about a

the campaign to talk about what that is. >> baltimore's personal property tax rate imposed on businesses is also at least double the rate of surrounding counties. some economists say one way to reduce the tax rates is to stop providing so many tax breaks for developers. >> the sister of a marine shot and killed by a baltimore city police officer took the stand the murder trial today. barry simms was there for testimony. he joins us live. >> this was definitely a bold move by the defense in an attempt to show that the marine, tyrone brown, was the aggressor and not the officer. >> called by the defense as a witness, she wept at times during testimony. but she very calmly portrayed her brother as the person trying to make peace during the confrontation with the officer. >> it was definitely risky to put her on the stand. obviously, she favors the prosecution in this case, but the hope was always that she would tell the truth about what she witnessed. >> lt. dwight has filed a civil suit on behalf of the victim, tyrone brown. >> it was a risk, and i think he took the bad and he lost it. >> the officer is accused of shooting the marine 12 times. t

baltimore county schools are closing two hours early tomorrow. wjz has first warning weather coverage. bernadette woods has more on what to expect when the mercury climbs. >>> well, the warm front is passing by. nothing all that extreme. we're in the upper 80s in a lot of cases and closer to 90. we have a lot more clouds and rain. temperatures are lower. notice the dew point. still, it's low. the temperatures and the dew points are going up tomorrow. when they factor it in, it will be closer to 100 or in the low 100s. heat advisory starts tomorrow afternoon at noon. in addition to that, we have a code orange air quality alert today. this is going to be extended into thursday. this week, it's going to continue. the peak of the heat is tomorrow and thursday. as you heard from the recent story leading into this, this is survivable, but you have to be smart about it. check on the elderly and the kids and the pets. kai? >> thank you, bernadette. as another heat wave looms, stay with wjz-13, for an updated forecast and the radar, go to wjz.com. >>> chi

ash baltimore county woman is killed and her baby girl is left inside.the deaths is an 8 year veteran of the d.c. police department. wright and phillips were supposed to be in court for a paternity hearing there. >>> the police need your help finding the people responsible for a bank robbery. the two men robbed the bank at the broadway retirement community last month. if you have information, call baltimore county police. >>> maryland transportation authority police are among those cracking down on aggressive drivers this summer. several areas are all taking part. the aggressive driving plays a factor in a third of all crashes and accidents. >>> stay with wjz-13, up next, the future of apple. the company unveiled the new icloud. that's just the beginning. >>> sarah ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> he warned us that they weren't going to be taking away our arms by bringing the bells and making sure he was riding his horse through town to send the warning shots and bells that we were going to be secure and we were going to be free. >>> sarah palin there talking about th

we'll have the complete first warning forecast in a few minutes. >>> the university of maryland baltimore county is getting back to business after days without power. most of the buildings are without power. the power was knocked out at the end of last week when a transformer exploded. >>> dick gelfman's 11th ride across maryland wraps up on the eastern shore. the ride began saturday. it raised $315,000 this year so far for breast cancer research and other causes. that's the most ever in the event's history. wjz is proud to be a sponsor as part of the the continuing commitment. >>> >>> bernadette woods has a look at the first warning weather forecast as the temperatures start to heat up. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and

they were last seen here in baltimore county. prosecutors say 39-year-old richmond left her in the park and left the baby buckled in her car seat sweltering in the heat. >> they got him. i hope he gets the death penalty. i want him to get the death penalty. >> reporter: the victim's family demanded to speak in court. asked for justice and reminded him that told would have been jay lynn's first birthday. >> i think everybody in this community share this family's pain. >> reporter: the victim and the suspect were supposed to be in court last week for a paternity hearing. the mother and daughter never made it to court. family suspected phillips from the start. >> the night before this case he called her and told her to meet him at the park. >> reporter: he faces first degree murder and manslaughter charges. >> we look forward to progress the case and -- proking the case -- prosecuting the case and seeking justice for this family. >> witnesses say he sat motionless and with no reaction during the hearing. wjz, kelly mcpherson. >>> ph

county in june 27 in cecil. >> a state senator makes a bid for mayor of baltimore. last hour, senator catherine pugh announced her candidacy. if she loses the race, she will still have her senate seat. she is the eighth person to announce candidacy and the list is expected to grow. however, only three have officially filed with the state board of elections. the primary election will be september 13. >> former pennsylvania rick santorum -- pennsylvania senator rick santorum through his hat and the rates today. during his announcement he said that the president has undermined america's civil liberties and added billions of dollars of debt to the future generations. it >> who are you, mr. president, to see that you endorse administration should take 40 cents out of every dollar and borrow it from future generations to prop you up? >> he says his fight against barack obama is about values. his campaign is similar to that of michelle baachman, who is also expected to declare soon. 11 news reporter kate amara sat down with president barack obama today. the two discussed t

being placed on the wall will help us remember the sacrifice he gave serving the citizens of baltimore countyok at this as another piece of the healing process and remembering mark as the great father and community servants that he was. >> starting tomorrow your commute to and from work could be a nightmare here traffic delays are expected to intensify be conway street will be shut down in both directions so plan your commute accordingly. >> things relatively quiet for most of us. we do have a couple of renegade showers moving to the southeastern part of the beltway headed down towards november and access done -- and essex. we started in the lower 80s and now we are back down to the 60s. a chance for a stray shower early on he we will talk about when the heat starts, coming up. >> the latest now in the trial of casey anthony. yesterday an fbi evidence analyst testified about a here -- hair matching caylee's was found in the trunk of casey anthony his car. casey anthony's defense attorney says that the toddler drowned by accident. >>> people in texas are so through with the tsa pat downs lawma

. >> baltimore county police are looking for the man they say entered a woman's home and tried to sexually assault her. investigators say preston climbed through the window of a home in the 5600 block in rosedale in april. anyone with information is asked to call metro crimestoppers. >> the third brother has been arrested two -- for double murder. hector menarez and brothers killed the men. all three brothers are being held without bail. a man is being investigated after bringing a gun to a dog fight. this is not the first time -- his dog has gone into it. he was worried about his family's safety. >> by the time i realized my dog look like because she had him by the neck, he was going down out of breath and i shot the dog. >> the dog did not survive. police have taken his gun pending the outcome of an investigation. an elderly woman is in a hospital after she was attacked by a pit bull. we are told she was checking her male members were convinced that police may have prevented the attack. >> it is frightening. i have great grandchildren out here. >> surely tyler is talking about the attack

. >> no word on what caused a fire in baltimore county. this is not loch raven boulevard early sunday morning -- this was near loch raven boulevard. another fire began on west baltimore street. this fire spread quickly to three adjacent homes. officials are trying to pinpoint the cause of the fire. if firefighter who lost his life was honored. his name was added to the wall honor this weekend. he was killed while searching for trapped occupants. this was the sixth anniversary of the event. >> power is expected to be restored at umbc. there are a few students living on campus this time of year. some students were cursed to stay with family or friends. the race for baltimore mayor is getting crowded. catherine pugh is expected to announce she is running. she joins otis rolley, jody landers, and across stokes. -- cross stokes. -- carl stookes. another republican is expected to announce a bid for the white house today. >> the state of the economy remains the subject of debate. tara mergener has more. >> a blunt talking conservative will enter t

if you know marlow mcclain's asked tobouts, you're call baltimore county police. surveillance videos captured back on may 29. the bar owners as it was rented of for a party and he believes the attacker was a guest. officials are offering an award of up to $500 for information leading to an arrest appeared eight. charles mikheil jr. faces misdemeanor charges for animal cruelty. >> this incident is one of several recent ones in which people were attacked or felt threatened by a dog. instead of using a weapon to fend off the dog, he just remained,. >> they were in a backyard doing the night of the shooting. >> they are trained. on my command, they will move or not move. >> but he had wandered next door into this yard. that is when charles claimed that the dog aggressively barked and growled at him. police say that mcconnell pull that his handgun and shot the dog wants. >> it was very surprising >> we were in the middle of dinner and we got a phone call. my cousin told me that my neighbor shot my dog. >> mcconnell faces misdemeanor charges for wielding a gun in a resi

baltimore county schools will close two hours early. the heat has already turned deadly, kelly mcpherson has the story. >> reporter: two people have died today because of the heat and extreme heat we've had in the last ten days. think back to a week ago when it was too hot schools closed early. a student and teacher had to be treated for heat elated injuries. it's happened again. a cecil county man and an anne arundel county woman both over 65. >> we see it often times when we get early in the season before people are used to the heat, we find people aren't really thinking about the fact they need to check in on their neighbors and the elderly to make sure they're okay. >>> in 2009, six people died and last year 32. last week the heat knocked out power to thousands of bge customers and that's a concern for this week too. bge has prepared workers are on call. >> there can be issues with equipment because the equipment by nature is already hot. it heats up even more when it's hot outside because there's more power flowing through the line

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. >>> baltimore county police say someone climbed through a window and statemented to -- attempted to sexually assault a woman. round preston was in utrecht road in whitemarsh. this happened in april. the suspect attempted to sexually assault the victim. when she woke up. he was last seen fleeing out of the window. if you know anything about this, call 1-866-7-lockup. >>> it looked great on-line. you open the hotel door and you've been tricked. how not to get scammed when booking a room. wait until you hear the next idea coming down from walmart. they are after your nickels and dimes now. >> 86 degrees at bwi marshall. six degrees above normal. last night we 2-degree guaranteed the temperatures of 84, we have a winner. george talbot from baltimore, maryland. congratulations. you get a abc2 storm presidential candidate. give us your name -- storm umbrella. x8x9x!x( >>> baltimore's housing authority has taken heat for not paying judgments for families hurt by lead paint but they are not the only ones waiting for a check. tonight at 11:00, we introduce to you a woman fighting a battle fo

. >> baltimore county all public schools will let out two hours early today with no afternoon prekindergarten like baltimore city. graduation ceremonies for high schools there be -- will be held as scheduled and meteorologistlynette charles is tracking the heat what we could be in store for today and tomorrow and getting into the weekend. lynette. >> that's right, charley. we are going to be very, very hot for today. you will factor in humidity. it's like in the wintertime when you factor in the wind and that is the problem. you are factoring in humidity and that's the problem for today. check out the heat we have. we will see hazy sunshine and the heat advisory is in effect. we have the heat index at 100 to 105. temperatures in the

. >>> police in baltimore county are searching for a man they say climbed through a window and attempted to sexually assault the woman. police are now look for this man, 23-year-old -- look for this -- looking for this man, 23-year-old ronald preston. the suspect way -- the suspect was attempting to sexual assault the victim and he woke up when she opened her eyes. call metro crimestoppers at the number on the screen if you have information, 1-866-7- lockup. >> for those in harford and cecil county, the toll increase they say is unfair to them. the hatem bridge carries route 40 over the susquehanna river. the hatem bridge use a unique decal system. regular users pay $10 a year for the decal which gives them unlimited trips back and forth between harford and cecil counties. and the maryland transportation authority's proposed plan would eliminate that system and drivers would have to sign up for an ez pass. unlimited trips would then cost $36 a year plus that $50 monthly fee for the trance ponder and mandatory -- transponder and the mandatory $25 deposit. >> for the most part those in hav

. >>> take a look at this picture because baltimore county police need your help tracking down this guy. 23-year-old ronald preston climbed through a window allegedly, attempting to sexually assault a woman. when she woke up, it happened in white march be in april. anyone with information should contact metro crime stoppers at 866-7-lockup. >>> people who live in harford in cecil county says the toll increase proposal targets them and they say it's not fair. the hatem bridge carries route 40 over the susquehanna river and the toll is $5. just like i-95. but the hatem bridge use a decal system. regular users pay $10 a year for the dekale -- decal giving them unlimited trips. and the maryland transportation authority's proposed plan would eliminate that system and drivers would have to sign up for ez pass unlimited transportation across the bridge costing $36 a year. -- transportation across the bridge costing $356 a year. >> for the most part, people in havre de grace and cecil county don't use i-95. they don't have ez pass. this is the way it's been forever. >> officials with the maryla

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no accidents to report in baltimore city or baltimore county. let's look at the beltway. topside we are doing okay there as well. very quiet. 695 at providence road, light traffic in both directions. hardly anybody out there. we have a report of a disabled vehicle on the jfx southbound south of the 41st street overpass on the right. be careful there are no lights. we have something starting at 5 a.m. that road closure is going to be construction on west conway between charles and light lasting through june 17th. howard and 395 to mlk are your alternates. >>> 4:32. that traffic alert this morning takes us downtown where the grand prix construction will get worse. traffic delays are expected to pick up due to the construction related to the grand prix. starting today, conway will be closed in both directions between light and charles street. and just remember that the story doesn't end on here. you can get plenty of information on traffic construction and changes that begin today. log onto abc2news.com and we have more information. click on the slide show for an update. >>>

baltimore county schools are closing two hours early. graduation ceremonies will be held as scheduled. code red heat alert on wednesday and thursday. two people in anne arundel and cecil counties have died because of the temperatures. both people or elderly and had underlying medical conditions. >> we're most concerned about the elderly. we're all at risk with these extreme temperatures. take frequent breaks and drink water. >> that is worth repeating. take a water bottle with you. avoid caffeine and alcohol. for a list of those cooling centers, coach for website, wbaltv.com. george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> two women who said they sought a baltimore police officer shoot and iraq war vet gave different accounts this week. sister was called to testify. she said her brother was apologizing to the woman he repeatedly tighouched. that contradicts testimony given by the woman who was touched. she said the officer stepped in. >> it is a difficult opinion to accept that the brother somehow feared for his life and feared for his safety, it con

baltimore county police are looking for a man who snuck into a woman's bedroom while she slept. take a look at the picture of ronald preston. police say he broke into a rosedale home and tried to attack a sleeping woman. when she woke up, he ran away. police think he might be hiding on the east side of baltimore. >>> police in anne arundel county are looking for this man. they say he was involved in a hit and run accident with a baby in his car. police say juan perez crashed into another car. he fled leaving the baby in the car. >>> crews crews went back into the tridelphia waters looking for a man. crews called off the search late this afternoon but they will be back in the water tomorrow, vic. >> kai, thank you. it is illegal to swim in the tridelphia reservoir. >>> bracing for another heat wave. after a break from the extreme heat the mercury will be climbing again. wjz has the forecast. >> reporter: we have the same thing maybe four days coming up this week. take a look at radar. nothing around here. very, very quiet, very close in the afternoon temperatures only in the low

. >> and now in baltimore county six students have decided to close early wednesday to give studentsthe heat. >> it's easy to tell its hot out there but these temperatures are dangerous. we want to go first to wyatt everhart in the storm center. >> well is heating up jamie, no question about that, especially as we go to the midday hours. heat advisory for all of central maryland, this is from the national weather service from noon through 8:00 tomorrow which will repeat thursday and friday. we have an excessive heat warning in philadelphia. 93 and higher in the afternoon tomorrow. we are still in low and mid 80's ternate so it's still buggy. as we approach midnight, through tomorrow surging to the upper 90's and again during that humidity will feel like more than 100. we will talk about the complete heat wave coming up. >> and the next two days we have said are declared a code red heat alert. again, two people have died in the heat. both were senior citizens. so take a few minutes tomorrow to check on your loved ones and elderly neighbors. they are the most vulnerable. those folks ne

baltimore county schools are closing two hours early wednesday and the city has already issued a code red heat alert for tomorrow and thursday. >>> wjz has your first warning weather. bob turk and bernadette woods has a look at how hot it's going to get. >> last week that's what we're looking at for the next couple of days. take a look at the temperatures around the region. they are not that hot right now. 87 to the west they had shower activity. here we go right up to 88 just one minute ago. so we're still in the upper 80s. we did get to 90 degrees earlier today. because the heat and humidity coming back tomorrow full blast, we have to our northeast around the philadelphia area, a warning for all of central maryland a heat advisory beginning tomorrow. and an air quality alert tomorrow as well because the air quality is not going to be in a good range the next few days because of the staggering air of the heat and humidity not going to make it safe for folks with compromised immune systems, lung problems and other health problems. >>> a huge ridge of high pressure just like last week.

new developments to a double murder in baltimore county.her of the men already arrested. police say he and two brothers shot and killed them and in pikesville on the 29th. the men got into an altercation that spilled outside. all three are being >> now let's take a look at the forecast with tony pann. >> it is going to be a fairly nice day today. temperatures will be warmer than they have been. upper 80s this afternoon. this afternoon and evening, a chance for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. wednesday and thursday will be in the mid-nineties. we will see a chance for a few thunderstorms during the week. 40% chance thursday, saturday, sunday. >> another weather update at 9:25.

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county. went along part of the baltimore beltway to interstate 70 then crossed i-68 into west virginia and along the way, people packed every overpass to get a glimpse of the us airways jet. it is making its way to the carolina's air museum in charlotte, also flight 1549's final destination on that fateful day. >> that is really cool looking, isn't it? >> nationals and giants wrap up their series. they have a matinee today. first pitch 3:45 in san francisco. >> last night, it was all about one man, jordan zimmermann. he was in control as the nats starting pitcher. he went seven innings, gave up one run and struck out the side in the third. in the top of the fourth with the game tied at 1 all, he laid down a perfect safety squeeze bunt. rick ankiel scored the game- winning run. nats topped the giants 2-1. >>> a little bit more elbowroom for the crowds in bethesda because tiger woods won't be there next week. he will sit out this year's u.s. open at congressional country club. woods says he has lingering pain in his left leg. this is the first time woods has missed the u.s. open since 1994 which w

county. >>> testimony resumes in the trial of a baltimore city police officer accused of killing a marine. a state witness testified there was a struggle between tshamba. the state maintains that the multiple gund shot wound in the neighborhood of 12 that brown suffered occurred he's retreated from the officer. >>> today maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown will be talking about maryland's use of electronic health records and how it is going so far. brown will be at the charleston retirement community center which is located on maiden choice lane in catonsville. doctors and health leaders will be around to speak about the electronic health records. >>> good news for those diagnosed with canser. >> coming a. new drug -- cancer. >> coming up, a drug that can fight various forms of the dissee at a fast rate. >>> fierce storms rolling through illinois. look at that. that's the dramatic video from the storms. this is becoming an all too familiar occurrence. announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing li

here in the city, important school closures to pass along. 3 baltimore city schools have been closed due to a power outage. prince george's county police have yet to charge the driver in a weekend crash that killed three people. it happened sunday morning near the intersection of route 210 and wilson bridge road. police say a you can rear-ended a mazda 3. the driver of the mazda and two passengers died at the scene. >> the yukon failed to reduce its speed. that come up with him and being under the influence of alcohol, was one of the contributing factors. >> police say neither the driver of the yukon or the passenger were injured. a dog bit a woman friday night along the 700 block of paca street. she is listed in fair condition. the dog is being observed for 10 days at a shelter, where it will be determined if it is dangerous or not or can be returned to its owner. another dog attack, but this time two dogs attack each other and it ended with one of them being shot. police say the two dogs were being walked sunday morning along oriole court where one attacked the other. police say a man arrived at the scene with a semi-automatic

that plane is parked tonight and tomorrow it heads for baltimore taking i-75 west through carol, fredrick and washington counties. >>> now, a commuter alert for anybody heading on to the belt way near silver spring. right now, two lanes of the innerloop between university and boulevard and new hampshire avenue are closed down. a third will be shut down at midnight and only the far left lane will remain. this is for work on the bridge over the northwest branch. all lanes will remain open, will reopen by 5:00 a.m. but more closing are scheduled later this week. >>> a nice night out tonight and tomorrow looks pretty good too before the heat and humidity comes this way but first here is your wake up weather as you're getting ready tomorrow morning and heading out the door. what can you expect? well 5:00, just a few clouds and at 7:00, close to 70 degrees and 9:00 looks pretty nice with temperatures near in the upper 70s and talk about your seven day forecast and your storm chances coming up a little bit later. >>> still ahead tonight, they're creepy nasty blood suckers and fast becoming a patients best medicine. >>

county as number one in the nation. here's the list. fairfax is number 2, followed by baltimore. arundel comes in at number six. >>> if you were hoping for a tiger woods sighting when the u.s. open comes to town, you're out of luck. he announced via twitter he will not play at the open at congressional next week. this is the shot where tiger actually hurt himself at april during the third round of the masters. he tweaked his achilles tendon. there he made it only nine holes before dropping out of that. woods voiced frustration but admitted his injuries have not healed enough to play. >> finds wade. wade lost the ball. back put. gets it to miller. miller puts it up. air ball. and that's it. the mavericks have evened the series. >> the mavericks played the comeback kids once again in the nba finals. dallas overcame a high fever that plagued dirk nowitski to win over the miami heat. dwyane wade led the heat in scoring with 32 points. the mavs will try to get one more at home thursday before heading back to south beach. >>> a massive solar flair peaked the interest of nasa scientists

trucks will carry the fuselage through baltimore and on i-70 west through carroll, frederick and washington counties. the plane is en route to north carolina where it will be reassembled and displayed at an aviation museum. >> time for another your money report. >> new ideas for airport security. that's what jessica has. >> good morning. get your eyeballs ready. show time. one idea on the table for new airport security is to begin using iris scanners to match a flyer's eye to a passport. the international air transport association says that's one idea that could sharply reduce check-in time. the iris scans would tap information chips inside passports to identify passengers who might pose a security risk. travelers would pass through one of three 20-foot tunnels and be subject to different degrees of searches depending on the level of security risk. the system should be in place within five years. >>> private jets taking off. our partners at "usa today" report jssi, a company that arranges maintenance for hundreds of corporate aircraft, saw an increase over 11% in flight hours in the first three mont

baltimore. still looks good on the greenway, the toll road, 66, and 270 leading father hurley boulevard down to the beltway. here we are in frederick out of montgomery county moving at speed. back to a news. >>> we begin with breaking news from northwest washington. police are investigating an overnight shooting. a man was shot several times at 7th and l streets. he is hospitalized. police do not have any suspect or motive in the shooting. >>> the man at the center of the d.c. hiring scandal is speaking out. today former a mayoral candidate sulaiman brown is expected to testify to the city council. >> e says that he was paid by the vincent gray campaign to verbally attack adrian fenty. he said that he has the text approve it. jummy olabanji is live in northwest and joins us with a preview. good morning. >> good morning. sulaiman brown says that he is ready to testify and he has. this weekend gave copies of money orders to the washington post which show he was paid by members of vincent gray's campaign during last year's campaign season. those money orders total about $600. he says they were made out to sulaiman brown. brown alleges that vincent gray 's cam

baltimore city, liberty and plannery lane. 48 miles per hour average there. you can see no trouble on north of 24 in harford county. you can see an easy drive on the tiding's bridge in both directions. , this is brought to you by virginia tourism. plan your next family's vacation at virginia.org. >>> we have breaking news from new york. anthony wiener admits that the pictures sent from via are legit. >> reporter: this is a dramatic news conference. he admitted that the pictures are legit and he's been engaging in the picture for quite some time. >> to be clear, i sent the pictures. i'm deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife and family and my friends and supporters and staff. in addition, over the past few years, i've had several inappropriate conversations on the phone with women i have met online. i've exchanged messages and foe foes with six women over the past three years. for the most part, these communications took place before my marriage and some, sadly, after. >> he's spent the last few days denying he spent a picture of his boxers to a woman on twitter. at one point, he said it was a job of a hacke

effort to leverage with cities and counties across the country, to invest in transportation, to leverage federal dollars in a smart way. so, it's great to be here in baltimore. i have the honor of introducing our second vice president. i joked with him today, there aren't a lot of people in the middle of a recession that can get a 76% vote for re-election but i think it accrues to the talent, the tenacity and the strong leadership of the second vice president of the u.s. conference of mayors, mayor michael nutter of philadelphia. [applause] >> thank you very much. i really wasn't keeping that close a track. [laughter] >> you don't have to when you're at 76%. >> thank you very much and of course our host, mayor rollins blake. i'm in the shadows of of course this great ballpark across the street. i'm in the cleanup spot and i'm going to make it pretty brief. to all of our mayors, this will be a great, great conference, one we know that mayor rollins blake has spent a lot of time planning this conference and i know baltimore a little bit and i know they're going to roll out the red carpets for us. this is an important time, let me kind of be pretty straightfor