bob. and you know, you're just trying to be smart and beat this any way you can. and it will be with us for the next day or so. take a look at our temperatures. currently, as bob mentioned, we're right at 100 after 5:00. 109 is the current heat index. the average high for this date is 87 degrees. we are well above that. did not quite hit the record of 105. as far as tomorrow, these temperatures will stay with us. the cool air, comfortable air is being held well up to the north by our jet stream. we're going to have another day of hot temperatures. again, the record for tomorrow or monday, right around -- tomorrow and sunday, i should say, around 103 degrees. not expecting to hit that. and the actual temperatures. but the heat index again, with these high dew points and high humidity, expected to feel like the low 100s. we'll continue to keep you posted. bob will have your five-day forecast coming up in a few moments. back inside. >>> tim, sorry to say, it sounds like the fashion police are coming after you and your hat. stay with wjz for complete first warning weather coverag

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bob will be in a better mood. >> bob: i'm in a great move!on, wisconsin, starts at 6:00 eastern. i know beak to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." you have probably seen stories about bullying in the media lately. some people are frustrated with the loss of enforcement for anti-bullying laws and they take it in their own hands. one florida mom was arrested after allegedly choking a 14-year-old boy she thought was bullying her daughter on facebook. listen to her describe what led to the situation. >> she was so upset about it. she wanted to hurt herself. >> what was the worst thing about it? >> what they were saying about me. >> they have all the anti-bullying laws when it comes down to it, it falls on deaf ears. >> andrea: remember this story? high school girl was punished for trying to defend a child with special needs. being bullied on her skul her sl bus. >> told she could fit in certain spot. giving her food they stuck in their mouth. i stuck up for somebody. wife would you get in troubl

lobbyists will attack this -- >> bob: go to the bottom line. individual mandate would kill the whole bill. >> dana: obama will flip-flop on that. i think he will. >> eric: the administration told the court if you are going to pull the mandate, also pull the two most popular provisions that all right mandate, staying on the parent's policy until you're 26 and -- >> bob: what insurance company is going to do that? >> dana: largest one in america. >> eric: does the supreme court say we'll yank the mandate and leave the other two? or listen to the obama administration and take the popular provisions out? >> bob: what insurance company do you say besides one, largest one in america, that represents 15% of the people, they said for a limited period of time, that's what they said. this is not going to happen. >> andrea: preconditions because you will bankrupt the insurance industry. >> bob: what a shame that would be. >> andrea: you think it would be a shame? it would be a tragedy for millions of sick people -- >> bob: it's a crooked operation. leaving

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so three of us will be there. >> eric: do you keep anything inside? >> bobrnia, became legal to been a smokers from your private apartment buildings. now the group has now done this in several of the buildings and had literally will throw people out. now the group, let me say this. if you are building a building and i rent it. you have no right to throw me out. the law says you do. but try it. just try it. don't you think it's going too far? >> dana: no. it's a private company and they decide cost outweigh benefit of having smokers there. >> bob: what if they said only -- >> greg: but they should be allowed. to >> dana: then they discriminate against people with largeer dogs all the time. >> kimberly: why can't you pronounce vegan? it's bizarre. >> bob: veggie people is ridiculous. it don't eat meat? >> kimberly: i'm a meat eater. you know that. >> greg: bob makes an interesting point. you can discriminate against some but not others. no one wants to stand up for smokers. if i had an apartment, cool one, with waterbed and strobe lights i don't want vegans. y

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bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast in a few moments. back inside. >> tim, thank you. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage of this extreme heat. for instant updates any time you can also go to wjz.com. >>> the suspect in the 1970's dating game killer case is back in court. denise. >> reporter: well, kai, rodney alcala pleads not guilty today for the murders of two new york women. he was sentenced to death two years ago in california for killing a 12-year-old girl in the 1970s. back then he was actually the wing bachelor on the dating game. now authorities say evidence connects him to two women who were murdered in manhattan during the same time period. alcala represented himself in his california trial and is appealing that conviction. >> denise, thank you. today the judge ordered alcala held without bail. he is due back in court october 30th. >>> a grandmother bullied on a school bus in western new york says she won't press criminal charges. the incident captured on video quickly went viral sparking outrage. in an outpouring

bob: what do you think of that? >> dana: i love it. kimberly is 28 and she willerformance there. that is huge. >> bob: i was going to ask what you thought. one producer said get everybody else in. the other said tease! >> andrea: do you want to go to coney island with me and ride rides later tonight? >> bob: no, no, no. not that i wouldn't go with you on a ride, but maybe a horseback ride or something. okay. [ laughter ] maybe yoga ride. >> eric: all right. >> andrea: enough! >> bob: one more thing is up next! ♪ ♪ >> eric: all right, about four minutes. greg, kick off one more thing. >> greg: today i'm going with the usual banned phrase. today, it is, "my friend. "when anybody begins a sentence with you know, my dear friend adrian zemed, or my dear friend bill hemmer. they are not your friend. they hate you. my friend means i hate your guts. because usually you never begin a sentence with dana perino. >> eric: how did you get bill in the -- >> greg: we had a loft in soho. >> bob: i bet you did. >> greg: we both danced in a shirtless troupe. >> eric: exactly. they

bob will have your upcoming five-day forecast coming up. but for now, back inside. >> stay with z for rst fi waing coverage. for a live look doppler radar. >> we're tracking a ping story right now. the u.s. coast guard and immigration officers are frantisearcally ing containers from cargo ship. they're looking for stowaways. kai is live in the newsroom with this bizarre that is unfolding w. >> dock workers are looking to unload. more than a dozen ambulances, police officers are standing by as the containers in rkw jersey a coast guard team heard knocks when it boarded the ship on a routine search. they lasted about two hours. so far, about 80 of 0 containers that could have been carrying people have been inspected. now, the vessel last docked in ejim and is carrying machine parts to norfolk, virginia. >> when stowaways are found, the shipping companies are liable for fines and for housing and ansporting the stowaways back home. >>> starting tomorrow, people livingn baltimore city will have to dig a little deeper into their pockets to pay fo

steve is out of town today, so bob will present the construction update. >> thank you. just to give you an update on the work that has occurred over the past month on the transit center project, we did have won it regrettable accident as last month -- one recordable accident this past month. an employee who was doing the shoring wall installation had a slip and fall and hit a piece of equipment as he fell, which resulted in him needing to get stitches, but not any lost time. that was an unfortunate incident, but fortunately a minor one. we did complete the work, which was the shoring wall construction. the weekend before that, fremont street was close to install the shoring wall, and that was the last section that went in, as i mentioned earlier. they have demobilized the equipment and more focused on the excavation process. now at over 280,000 craft hours completed today, with 20,000 over the past period. on tehe butress, we have completed 76 of the shafts, roughly one-third of the total. and we have been averaging 3 per week. the target when we started was 2.5. there

will be okay. grandfathered in. >> bob: the supreme court rules will be important.aid one of his greatest goal is ensure integrity of the court. he votes against this thing. he is going to ensure himself bad place in history, number one. number two, remember there are 18 million americans who benefit from the law today who will not have insurance if t day after the supreme court rules. that is substantial constituency. the mandate is a republican idea. not a democrat idea. it's a republican idea. so if they vote it down 6-5, a hack vote. 5-4. it's a hack vote. simple as that. go down in history with the court that ruled in 2000. >> eric: so if the constitution is upheld you say it's a hack job. meanwhile, there is nothing in the constitution that says a president, a senate and congress can mandate you buy anything. >> bob: the appeals court disagree with you. >> eric: at least one, maybe two agree with me. >> bob: no. >> eric: number two. >> bob: it's a hack job. this is what happens when you have a democrat president and senate and house. you push something through

take it, bob. >>> it will stay dry. but the humidity will start coming back.unday afternoon, sunday night. a little more humid. and it will be pretty hot. 91. monday, tuesday and wednesday, definitely more humidity. 88, 85, 87. probably scattered shower or thundershower. tuesday late into early wednesday. looks like we'll probably post that by tomorrow. if you're heading down the beach, ocean city, delaware beaches. 81 saturday. 79 on sunday. a lot of sunshine. water temperatures still chilly at 66 degrees. denise? >> thank you, bob. stir still to come tonight on eyewitness news. the orioles return home from a rough road trip. but they are still in first place. >> now they face the phillies. stan is live with a preview. ,,, >>> they're in first place still, what do you know? stan is in for mark tonight, with the wjz the fan sports report. hello, stan. >> hello there, d. first off, orioles, 24-21, all- time against these phillies. if fact, they've beaten the phillies five of their last six times. but what a glorious sun- splashed day for the orioles, and the ma

the humidity is dew point levels will be with us. as bobed, should be pretty comfortable. >>> now for your energy tip of the day. switch pool and filter operations between peak hours. consider replacing pool pumps and motors with energy- efficient equipment. your savings will depend on your use. for more information on how you can become an energy saver, you can go to wjz.com, scroll down the right-hand side of the page and click on our special section. back inside. >> okay, tim. thank you. >>> over 600 calls for help in two hours. that's what 911 operators were dealing with in colorado springs earlier this week. the problem was wednesday night's storm that dropped up to 4 inches of hail in some areas. the fire department reports rescuing 40 people and one dog in floodwaters, backing up from clogged drains. there are no reports of fatalities or serious injuries. >>> a big cleanup is under way in a rail yard in texas. two trains collided. shutting down rail traffic in the area. five cars and two engines went off the track, hitting concrete p

. >> i don't know if bob will like this idea one of the things lower rung of the economic ladder that is impeding people getting going in the economy is the minimum wage. what if we had a training wage for kid under age 25, $5, $6 an hour to get them in the workforce, companies give them skills and then they can earn higher wages as they climb the ladder? >> that's another subsidy for private corporations. >> i knew you wouldn't like that idea. >> i also think it's important, we're overstating this mismatch problem because even if you fill all of the jobs that we're talking about, you would still have an enormous unemployment problem in this country. >> that's true. >> that's one thing. and then the second thing is when you start talking about employers complaining they don't have enough people with writing skills or reading skills and that sort of thing, the truth of matter is, i've been all over the country interviewing people, there are all kinds of people, college educates, many with advance degrees who cannot find work. the idea that they can't read or they can't write well is ju

bob: that is not stonewalling. that's a right. >> dana: if they prove the documents belong in executive privilege, they will be fine. >> bob: i think they will. >> andrea: hold that thought. much more to come next on the breaking news in washington today. later, take a listen to this. [ chanting ] >> area: yes, you heard right. grown adults heckling kids for singing patriotic songs and waving american flags. are you kidding me? stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> chairman, let me be very clear. bring them all. bring everybody before this committee. anyone who has information about gun walking. bring the information before the committee, because gun walking is wrong. no matter what administration does it. so bring the republicans and bring the democrats and bring the full moose party and bring the wigs. bring them all. >> bob: that was an intelligent statement. >> eric: we'll continue the "fast and furious" whatever, trial, hearing that was going on, on the hill today. but before the break, greg asked something very important. is this, is this in ils quirky way helped the obama administration re-election campaign? >> andrea: i

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bob will update our morning forecast. >> complete coverage continues with jackson and meteorologist woods and sports with mark. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 77 degrees and raining in central maryland. your forecast coming up. >>> a kentucky inmate tries to escape custody and the attempt is caught on camera. the inmate charges the door and attacks a deputy inside a courtroom. he doesn't get too far. the two stumble to the floor and now the suspect is facing attempted escape and assault charges. >>> a huge wild fire in colorado continues to burn out of control. they are battling the flames from the ground and air. it's already burned through thousands of acres of forest. >> reporter: a massive blanket of smoke stretches across colorado. the flames continue to spread. more than 43,000 acres are burned and more than 100 homes and buildings are gone. hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. the smoke surrounded this family's house and it was too much for the lady who was seven months pregnant. the combat marine from iraq said he's never felt so helpless

be a board that will tell you, bob, whether your level of productivity in society is worthy ofthe rationed care that will be the result of obamacare. boston that was a case i'd be out. >> it's common sense to ever consider that healthcare won't be rationed when obviously with more and more enrollees in the program and fewer and fewer services being provided, because it will be inefficient and expensive and bureaucratic, of course, healthcare in a socialized system which this will become, it will be rationed. >> greg: governor, way to put bob in his place. nicely done. he is speechless. to your point, "daily mail" in u.k. reported 130,000 elderly patients are euthanizeded prematurely because they don't have enough room for beds. that goes to your point. inevitably this is what happens. i want to go to what you said before about obama lying to the american people. can't someone lie if they didn't know what they were talking about or doing? >> a good point. semantics we could debate. the only problem is i think that obama has kept to the american people is he would fundamentally t

len: there is a chopper, the throw, they will get him. bob: yeah. len: for out number two. nice play by barney throwing offbalance steve clevenger, who was all over that plate no way he was going to allow span to get on that dish. parmelee at second casilla at first. it's brian dozier, the shortstop. bob: we've seen a lot of that already this season. that late time-out. really puts the pitcher in jeopardy. len: slider off the plate. mastroianni is on-deck. slider over for a strike. len: willingham started the inning with a single went off the base of the wall in left. morneau tripled at home, was at third with no one out. camp has navigated around that base runner and has a shot to get out of it here. swing and a miss. four straight sliders, 2-2. bob: shades of carlos marmol coming in. when your back is against the wall you go with the pitch you have the most confidence in, that you think you can throw where you want with confidence. got away with one right there. that was a little up and over the plate probably a lot more than he wanted. as right-hander matt capps continues

bob will have the updated weekend forecast. we ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >>> it's 4:30, 96 degrees and partly sunny. i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >>> it is the viral video that's been seen around the world. the boys that bullied a school bus monitor in new york are now getting death threats. the vacation fund for the woman is now town nearly half a million dollars. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: this apology was a start for bus monitor karen klein. robert helms, the father of one of the 47th grade boys who picked on klein on the bus. >> there's no excuse, and we're going to get to the bottom of that, but it really broke my heart. i shed a lot of tears thinking about that whole thing, and i just want you to know that my family, all of us, are deeply saddened by this whole thing and we're going to get it right. >> reporter:

here's bob turk with the first warning weather forecast. >> if you liked today, you will likely like the next couple of days. slight chance of a shower, tonight up to our north there's some showers. right now there's one around the elkton area but there's another batch developing to our north. you see it up in northern pennsylvania. some of that might make it into our region later tonight. could be a little thunder and brief shower activity with that. and looks like we'll have the same pattern tomorrow, wednesday, maybe even thursday before it begins to finally wind down and warm up for the end of the week, vic. >> all right, bob. thank you. baltimore county prepares to install more speed cameras. the debate continues over the reasons for these money making devices. >> reporter: goucher boulevard is one of the five new locations destined for new speed cameras. >> it really reminds people to slow down near schools. >> reporter: baltimore county executive kevin cammon says the cameras urge people to slow down. >> we can put a fake camera and a sign and get people to slow down. >> repor

that's how they'll be seen. >> eric: it's not politics. >> bob: it will be played that way. >> eric: by you. by the left. >> bob: by the obama campaign. >> eric: right. by the left. >> bob: there you go. it's going to be played that way. you don't have a lot of other stuff in the story until you get in another courtroom. >> eric: not politics. dead border agent. you can't call it politics given what is going on. let's do this. is it politics, bob, if the next kid that dies in the border is american with a "fast and furious" gun? then what? is it still politics, bob? what about the one after that. or? or the fifth one that died. >> bob: i could make that same arguen't about the war in iraq. >> eric: it's different politics. people want answers from the attorney general who has held back information. >> bob: i want answers about iraq, we lost 4,000 kids. >> andrea: all three of you are right. bob is right with so many other issues did voters from the political standpoint, where voters in the middle to elect the next president, what do they care about? what is the number one, i? are they

bob schieffer from cbs news, and jessica and mary bubala. >>> the weather has been perfect for sail's bration. take a look. some clouds hanging around. wills nice weather be lasting all weekend? bok has the updated first warning forecast. bob? >> just fantastic. a lot of people saying this is the way it is in june, right. every day. well, not every day. could be pretty hot and humid. right now, we're at 79. 70 in oakland and ocean city. just delightful weather will continue all weekend long. thanks to high pressure up across northern new england. southeastern canada. that means pleasantly cool mornings. 50s and low 60s. warm afternoons. upper 70s to low 80s. just a lot of really nice weather continuing into next week as well. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> the white house announces a big and controversial change in its immigration policy. bigad shaban reports for weem, the-- wjz, the federal government will stop deporting younger, illegal immigrants who came to the united states as children. >> we are the children -- >> reporter: students in los angeles are calling the new immigration policy a step in the right direction. >> i'm so happy,

he will say you want to do it on immigration. i'll do it on obamacare. >> boblear here. if they take the mandate out, it will destroy the bill. washington state had a similar bill, with mandate. republicans took over and did away from the mandate. washington state has no insurance in the state because they couldn't attract people who were able-bodied. that is what will happen with the bill. karl rove says we have to come together. republicans weren't willing to come together before a presidential race. are you kidding me, when now and november? i assume, i hope karl was talking about next year. idea that there will be agreement on this in the middle of the election is insane. the republicans want to see it beaten and they want obama beaten. if i were obama take advantage and call the supreme court what they are. after two appeals court upheld the law it's a hack court. >> dana: the reason it drives me crazy, if i'm wrong and it's upheld are you going to call at it hack court then? >> bob: no. the verdict, justices. >> kimberly: he doesn't care. he says i don't

it happens in every administration. >> bob: ten democrats is 210 went against it. it willrty line vote. it is politics. >> eric: get the house communist caucus. >> dana: that is going south. >> bob: you and mussolini formed a caucus, didn't you? >> dana: "fast and furious," the other topics to talk about, we'll get to it. do you remember the north carolina teacher having an argument with one of her students about president obama and whether or not it was okay to criticize president in class? take a listen. >> do you realize people were arrested for saying things bad about bush? do you realize you are not -- you can't -- you're not supposed to slander. >> i'm not slandering. i asked a question. >> i'm saying, i'm saying to you, you are not supposed to slander. people were arrested. >> dana: all right. so the teacher there is tanya dickson-kneelly. the student hunter rogers. come to find out after that there is an investigation in the school. she is keeping her job and coming back next year. hunter is a going to be a senior in high school. his family is asked, because he has