a photo to a seattle woman and lied about it. he's facing an ethics investigation and he's getting a dressing down from some of his closest allies including nancy pelosi. he admitted to online exchanges to six women. >> i don't see anything i did that violated the rules of the house. >> reporter: up until now, he was a rising star. he was even touted for a top contender for new york city mayor, now, he's trying to hold on to his congressional seat. >> reporter: he was an out spoken liberal voice. this scandal may influence legislation. >> he may not be able to do that for a long time. >> reporter: he came clean after he said someone hacked into his twitter account. >> i think that perhaps he's offered a limited version of the truth. >> reporter: this man is warning wiener, he'll post a photo if wiener tries to retaliate. and even today, more women are coming forward. and today's other big story, the heat. the recent heat wave took the lives of two marylanders. both of the affected residents were from cecil county and anne arundel county. the temperatures are climbing. we have another heat wave on the horizon. the heat wave didn't bother those in row land park, but maybe another story tomorrow. 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. chilling video of a crime in progress and the howard county police need your help. vic carter has more. >> reporter: well, mary, the video shows a woman assaulting and robbing a customer. that's at the howard county bar last week. this happened at may 29th at 2:00 a.m. on robert oliver place in columbia. the victim walked into if bar -- the bar and the suspect hit her and stole her purse. the police say that the woman is 230 pounds, about 5'5" tall. the police don't believe the women knew each other. thank you, and anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call the tip line at 410313 stop. today, tshamba's attorney is fighting to keep him out of prison. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: the defense began by calling the sister of the man who was shot. they tried to poke holes in her account. she stood by it. the officer never identified himself and walked away after shooting her brother like nothing happened. >> reporter: the officer's defense team began their case after days of prosecution and testimony aimed at the theory that he murdered unarmed brown. tshamba says it was in self- defense a year ago. the prosecution witnesses included a friend of brown's sister. she witnessed brown begging for his life. tshamba fired the service weapon over and over again. the officer's lawyer says that the witness testimony is inconsistent. tshamba refused to take a breathalyzer test. the role of alcohol was a major part of the prosecution. >> both sides either indicate that he was wrong for what he did regardless of any intoxication or he was consistently doing what he was taught to do. >> reporter: the defense team plans on calling brown's sister to the stand. she was there and her statement was inconsistent with other witnesses. the brown family filed a lawsuit against the officer in the city. >> there was no aggressiveness on the part of mr. brown. he was in retreat, trying to apologize and resolve the dilemma he was forced into. >> reporter: tshamba sits in leg shackles in court. a judge will hear the case, not a jury. we recently heard from a friend of officer tshamba. she said tshamba was acting in self-defense. prosecutors presented 14 witnesses while making their case. wjz will have more on eyewitness news at 5:00 and 6:00. missing city fire recruit. the active search for 20-year- old rodney goggins is over and his family's not giving up hope. his car was found abandoned on liberty road. his family will hold a vigil at city college football field tonight at 7:30. we have all seen them, tailgaters and speeders. you'll want to think twice before you drive that way. >> if you're an aggressive driver, get ready for competition. the police are about to get aggressive. tailgating and speeding, that's what the officers will be looking for in the smooth operator program. there are four waves of the initiative that begins this week and ends in september. in addition to increasing the force, this raises public awareness about aggressive driving. >> thank you, the administration links 1/3 of all crashes to aggressive driving. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. hi, kai and everyone. we're seeing slow traffic out there. that's in the northbound direction from shawan to belfast. as far as the inner lupe goes, at least ten minutes from charles street to dulaney valley road. average speed, 40 miles per hour. back to the westside, we'll slow -- westside, you'll slow down. as far as accidents go, mccormac to shawan, that's in hunt valley and york at stevenson lane. let's take a live look. that's not a pretty site at 70 and 29. this is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you've suffered a personal injury, call them or visit their website. if you're on i-70 and western maryland today, you may have seen the miracle on the hudson plane. sky eye chopper 13 was over the plane as it was driving through washington county. plane spent last night in perryville after arriving in maryland. it's on its way to a museum in north carolina. that's where the flight was flying to when it crash landed two years ago. it looks like it's having a safe journey this time. >> it will be interesting to see it at the museum. still ahead, hitler's patriots. what was his first draft of the holocaust unveiled in new york. it was the empire theater and now, a town theater. it's going to be the $17 million new home of the every man theater. i'm mike schuh, we'll have the story when we return. and angry bus drivers. it's not what you see, but what you hear on the tape. warm and sunny outside. there's extreme heat on the way. ♪ [ female announcer ] when you smile, the world smiles back. introducing crest 3d white enamel renewal toothpaste. it not only removes up to 90% of surface stains in just two weeks, it also strengthens and rebuilds your enamel. so, where are you getting off? 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hitler's hatred for jews. the letter was revealed to the public today. her's more -- here's more on the significance. >> reporter: it's a four paged letter that hitler wrote when he was a young soldier in the army. he says that jews were a tuberculosis on a nation. he calls on the government to have the courage to remove all jews. jewish scholars say that's proof that hitler's desire to eliminate jews originated with him. >> before there was others, hitler had a plan for the jews. he had a hatred that burned within him. >> reporter: the original letter was revealed at this center in new york. the center recently purchased the letter for $150,000. the letter was found by an american army soldier in the final months of world war ii. he discovered it scattered among papers of the floor of a nazi party archive. it will be the centerpiece of the holocaust museum in new york. >> it's important for future generations to see that this was one man's hatred. within a few decades, it was the policy of an entire country. >> reporter: the trustees are comfortable to pay thousands of dollars for the work because they feel it's too import to stay -- im-- important to stay in private hands. this is the first time his thoughts on the subject were found in writing. the owner of this store was shot in the chest after he told a robber he couldn't open a safe. two gold medallions stopped the bullet. wow! the police are looking for the gunman. >> that's amazing! morning games -- morning gains turned into afternoon losses on wall street. and the market's losing streak extended to five straight sessions. let's go to new york where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: president obama says he's not afraid that the w recession again. obama said, it's not clear whether recent reports represent a trend or a one month disappointment. he said that the pace needs to pick up. this comes before ben bernanke is set to give a speak in atlanta. wall street is anxious to hear what ben bernanke has to say. russia's prime minister says that the west is responsible for the high energy prices. putin said that the u.s. invasion of iraq is what lead to the high prices. the european union may give struggling farmers $2 million because of the the e. coli out break. tons of fruits and vegetables are rotting in fields and warehouses as the employer pee -- as the people are fearing they may be contaminated. i'm alexis christoforous with cbs money watch. a church is breaking ground on a $17 million home. mike schuh has more. >> reporter: you may have driven by and never noticed the town theater. it was a 100 year old wreck. now, a new tune is heard. >> i want to officially welcome you to the day's ground breaking ceremony for our new home in the former town theater on baltimore's westside. >> reporter: this theater has been empty for decades. when the bank of america bought the block, the news that they need -- they knew they needed to do something with it. they donated it to "everyman." >> we weren't willing to surrender it to the wrecking ball. >> reporter: it will look the same, but look different inside. annuity -- intimate 250 seat theater and amenities. this space is built for them. it brings tears to the ice of the director. >> to be able to see the progress and the history of the building being transported into our new home, it's exciting. not many directors get to enjoy seeing that. >> reporter: opening night is fall of next year. i'm mike schuh, wjz, eyewitness news. even after raising $60 million, the theater is $1 million shy of having enough to pay the bill for their new home. >> what a beautiful facility. >> yeah, that's amazing. i'm happy for them. got a big decision to make? take a nap. we'll explain. graduating day, not from high school or college, but a new culinary program. the maryland food bank is helping launch careers. that's ahead on wjz-13 eyewitness news. a heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow. we'll track 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visit us online. get the network that delivers more. well, it's nice out now. it's a little bit steamy and it will get steamier. >> it's starting to build. it's nothing accessive. we'll show you in a moment, we don't have the thick humidity to go along with it yet. this is what we were dealing with today. this is how we'll show you, off to the north, we had thunderstorms. they fizzled out. western parts of the state, you'll get rain and you've had more clouds because of that. this is also with the warm front that's passing through. because of the warm front, the winds turned around to the south west. we're up to 90-degrees in baltimore and 89 in d.c.. the dew point is now up to 60 degrees. i want to show you, it's not changing the heat index much. in this case, baltimore is the same. tomorrow, when the dew points climb, it will add a few degrees on to the temperatures and the temperatures themselves will be highier tomorrow than they are today. so, that's what we're talking about. that's our concern for the next few days. it's 90 for the high. average is 81 degrees. we're closer to the records. the next few days, we may break records around here. excessive heat watches are to the north for us. we're looking at a heat advisory from noon to 8:00. in addition to that, there's a code orange air quality alert. the air quality will go down as the temperatures and humidities build. the peak days are tomorrow and thursdays that the heat will come on top of us. we're looking at a few days in the 90s worst days are wednesday and thursday. this is what's moving in our direction. 102 in minneapolis, 95 in chicago. when you factor in the humidity, it's highier than that in many locations. here's the warm front that's ushering in all of the air. that's passing us by and here's the air behind it. to the going to be hot and muggy. you want to be careful. look out for the neighbors and the kids and the pets and elderly. they need an extra hand. by thursday, a cold front approaches us. a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm. the chances go up and the front stalls out on top of us. not all day rain events. we'll see the temperatures going down and the thunderstorm chances go up. winds out of the south west tomorrow continuing to bring up the hot air. tonight, down to 65 degrees. not bad yet. tomorrow, look at this. we'll jump up to 98 tomorrow. if this happens, it will be the record. the record tomorrow is 97 degrees. the next three days, we'll talk records or potential records. we'll be close to them. >> in minneapolis, i bet they're in that fancy mall. >> riding that big roller coaster. don't miss the prime time lineup tonight. here's the preview of the cbs evening news. >> reporter: one woman's struggle to forgive the man that murdered her son. her approach, allow the killer to move in next door. a new meaning to "love thy neighbor." the problem that the firefighters are face anything arizona. altered evidence on the casey anthony trial. can investigators find the source for the world's ,,,,,,,,, it's 4:30, 90 degrees and partly cloudy. hello, thank you for staying with eyewitness news. e. coli mystery. the health officials don't know the cause of the most deadly e. coli out break farmers are furious and demanding answers. here's the latest from london for wjz. >> reporter: spanish officials are demanding pay back for their cucumber farmers and now, they may get it. the european union will compensate farm -- compensate $220 million for farmers farmers say they lost hundreds of millions of dollars when the german officials blamed their cucumbers and bean sprouts. the chiefs lashed out at germany for making the wild claims before doing the test. >> reporter: the health officials defended the claims saying there was joke in -- e. coli in the cucumberrings. the number of new cases is falling. here in britain, some grocers are taking all german produce off of the market. consumers are afraid to buy salad vegetables even though they've been given the all clear. if the source of the bacteria isn't found in a week, the cause may never be known. wjz, eyewitness news. russia, meanwhile, banned imports from all european nation. new evidence may have surfaced in a serial killer case. >> reporter: denise, recent photographs prompted investigators to go back to the island area. the officers are searching 11 specific locations along the robert moses cause way. investigators aren't saying whether or not the photos yielded more evidence. the serial killer may have murdered four prostitutes in the area. >> others may have left victims along the remote parkway. the murder trial of casey anthony, the florida mother accused of killing her daughter entered a phase of forensic evidence. a crime scene investigators was brought to the trial today. ash foul -- a foul odor was said to have come from trash. anthony plead not guilty. she could be sentenced to death in convicted. if you have a big decision to make, think about sleeping on it. mary's in the news room with the findings. >> reporter: the study from the journal of sleep research found that people did a better job of learning a game when they got shut eye after wards. sleep would provide more evidence that your brain reviews the day's events and processes them while sleeping. the new study looking -- looks at those who had a brief chance of learning something and slept or stayed away -- awake. the massive wildfire in arizona settled down overnight. today, the firefighters battling the blaze are bracing for high winds. many are forced to evacuate. >> reporter: wind is the enemy in the third biggest fire aver. -- ever. >> this is the kind of thing we hoped wouldn't happen. >> reporter: the wild fire scorched more than 300,000 acres of forest. >> we packed up everything we could. memories and clothes. >> reporter: it was standing room only at a meeting last night where this commander put 7000 residents on notice. >> that's at 48 hours. the way this thing is working, you may not have that much time. >> reporter: so far, the firefighters kept the flames from the homes in the sec colluded resort times -- secluded resort towns. >> i want to thank everyone out there on the front lines. >> reporter: arizona's governor signed an emergency order freeing up $200,000 to help fight the fire. more than 2500 men and women are helping to battle the flames. the fire is so large, smoke can be seen for hundreds of miles. haze covered downtown denver. the officials believe that an abandoned campfire sparked the blaze on may 29th. the fire could burn for weeks. wjz, eyewitness news. another major wildfire is threatening two communities in south eastern arizona. we're in for more midsummer time weather. it's warm today and we have extreme heat on the way. baltimore county schools are closing two hours early tomorrow. we have weather and traffic together. bob has a new heat wave. technically, only 3 straight days and 90-degree plus temperatures. we're looking at that. it got up to 90, tomorrow, mid- to upper 90s and some spots are getting closer to 1 hunch -- a hundred. we have the air quality alert in effect today. tomorrow, up near the philly area, they have a heat warning. temperatures are up in the upper 90s. it could feel like over a hundred degrees tomorrow. all of this because of the winds moving. it's all been sitting over the midwest. that's going to be with us wednesday and thursday. we'll have a bit of a break overus. the weekend is cooling down more. two hot and humid days heading our way. we'll check on the roads now with kristy breslin. hi, vic and everyone. the beltway is a slow go for you. we have break -- brake lights from dulaney valley road. that's slowing down at security boulevard. 70 westbound is a headache. delays from merriesville road. we have a bit of congestion on shawan to belfast. as far as accidents go, bird river road and greenbrierway. north calhoun and west 42nd street in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see a lot of activity there at 70 and 29. here's another live look. we'll get to the camera. that's greenspring avenue. that's moving a little bit better. this is brought to you by virginia tourism. back to you. thank you, kristy. wall street is weight for the out come of a key opec meeting. the ministers are going to decide on increasing production which could push the prices lower. the government will release the out look on supply and demand. demand is falling as the gas prices are high. this week, crude oil closed below $99 a barrel. >> the average price of a gallon of regular is $3.77. today's graduation day for adults at the maryland food bank's culinary program. andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: food has change monique knight's life. >> i didn't graduate high school. i wanted to cook and this is a perfect opportunity to do so. >> reporter: she's one of ten maryland food bank food work's graduates. this program provides training to prepare the students for jobs in the food industry. >> they leave here and they can walk into any setting and they can pretty much execute. that's what we need. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: experience that's allowed all ten students to graduate with food related jobs. >> that's the best part about the program. you don't have to look for jobs. jobs come looking for you. it's a free service, already putting dozens to work and providing hope. >> it makes me feel good. >> reporter: the food works program is less than a year old and three classes have already graduated. the next starts in july. to get more information or to sign up for the food work's program, go to wjz.com and click on the section, seen on tv. a pennsylvania couple is the proud parents of six new bundles of joy. stacey and brendan carey welcomed sextuplets last week. the three boys and three girls each weigh between 1 and 2 pounds. they're in intensive care now. the carey's also have a 15 month old daughter who's about to get up staged. >> yeah, most definitely! the babies don't want pictures yet. >> i don't blame them. she called home every day. a student is missing without a trace and what the police think happened. this is the new take on school buses in northern italy. maryland will be melting again. we'll have the forecast coming up. 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it back there. she had no shoes and no cell phone. >> go up to 11 and start back here. >> reporter: this is one of the groups that walked around looking for lauren. amy thompson was part of this group. >> i work at iu. there's no doubt this is what people should do. it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: now, the search is bringing back bad memories for residents. 11 years ago, another student went missing. her remains were found a few years later. a student was found in mississippi in ocean springs. she disappeared about two week ago. it's unclear why she ran away. a bus driver is accused of assaulting a special education student. >> i'm calling mrs. king! no ma'am! >> the driver got out of her seat. she struck a 10-year-old girl on the leg with her hand. the driver was suspended and she's facing two assault charges. a town in northern italy is substituting school buses with foot buses. the children are helping the environment and burning calories. >> this is what the italians call a foot bus. >> reporter: instead of riding the school bus, they're walking to classes. six hundred kids are trucking along the city streets. volunteers in yellow vests go with the students. the program's founder says that the foot buses cover the entire city. the foot buses have been running for eight years. officials say they're helping to fight the growing problem of childhood obesity and keeping the air green. this is 30,000 miles on foot and the children set an example for their parents. >> the children ask the parents to leave the cars at home. >> reporter: the students like it and the volunteers see the benefits, too. >> reporter: the group has a coffee together after dropping off the children says this grandfather. the kids walk, rain or shine, some for about a mile. the program is a success, towns across italy are getting on board. wjz, eyewitness news. and teachers report that walking to school makes the students more alert and ready to learn. there could be a link between fitness and academic achievement in children. >> this is fried kool-aid. that is served at a california fair. it's got a cherry kool-aid flavor. okay, that's not good looking. that looks like, well, you know? >> well, you know some things that don't look good are fantastic. >> maybe it is? >> well, how would i know. another heat wave is about to hit maryland. >> the first warning forecast is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save even more? call now and we'll add over 60 premium channels, including showtime, starz, epix, and more for 12 months. fios is a 100% fiber optic network. it delivers superior picture quality, the best channel lineup, more hd, plus america's fastest, most consistent and reliable internet. and there's no annual contract required. why keep paying for 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-- advisories out there, too. it rained earlier. it's 79 in cumberland and 68 in oakland and 85 ocean city. we have warm spots in baltimore at 90 degrees. locally, low to mid-80s in some spots. the hot spots are columbia and baltimore at 90-degree. tomorrow afternoon, beginning at noon, we have a heat advisory for the entire region east of the mountains and all of the area as well is under an air quality alert. to the north east, philadelphia, they have a heat warning. the temperatures will get up to 105678 --105. . this is all because of the south east winds building. chicago, 95 and minneapolis, 102. that's rare. the dew point is way down. it's dry, it's like desert air. 91, 97. there's the core of the heat. that's moving in our direction. the clouds and showers across western maryland and western portions of virginia there, that's west virginia. the temperatures are way down. there, you can see the bomb of clouds. that's down to western pennsylvania and pittsburgh. we got the clouds out of it and that kept the temperatures down a degree. all of the showers are down to the south. tomorrow, high pressure is still around. that means that the heat and humidity has nowhere to go. thursday and friday, a few more clouds and friday, we'll see a thunderstorm activity and that will begin to cool us down. south west wind. we're in the mid-60s to low 70s in the city. partly cloudy skies tomorrow. a hot and more humid day tomorrow. up to 97 degrees. that will break a record tomorrow. another record. >> still to come tonight. >> reporter: a wild day in the case against an officer accused of murder. the shooting victim's sis part of my job is teaching my patients how to take insulin. but i've learned a lot from patients who use flexpen. flexpen comes pre-filled with the insulin i take and i can dial the exact dose of insulin i need. i live my life on the go and need an on-the-go insulin. i don't need to carry a cooler with flexpen. novolog is a fast-acting, man-made insulin used 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and killed his neighbor's dog to break up a dog fight. there are two sides to the story and i'll have them both coming up on eyewitness news. check in with more on these stories and the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news starts right now. hi i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. we are tracking the recent heat wave.