although we do have some relief coming late in the day. tim has a look at the pattern here that has been causing the heat and humidity. we've definitely had high pressure in control. not a cloud in the sky here. very clear. the high, though, sitting off the coast. we'll call it pretty much parallel to the carolinas. it's the bermuda high. allows for that clockwise air to keep pumping and funneling in. and it is bringing in the gulf moisture and gulf warmth. our heat index tomorrow, with a heat forecast high of 103. the heat intex will be between 105 and 110. cooler air comes after sunday. that will be after the front roll brinks us a chance for thunderstorms. as for where these fall in the record books. we didn't quite make a record today. our forecast, well, we hit 98 degrees, as bob talked about. and then 102 was the high for today. for tomorrow, 103 is our forecast high. and even if we fall just a little shy of that, it will blow the record away. 97, set back in 1987. again, that is going to be something that really will not be a big challenge to hit tomorrow. bob will have your complete updated first warning forecast to talk about when we can see some relief in a few moments. first warning weather coverage continues now with weijia jiang. weijia is live with more on serious issues caused by the oppressive temperatures. hi, weijia. >> hi, kai. and to everyone. even at 6:00, this heat feels like it's punching you in the face. and health authorities say because it is only going to get worse, they are worried that the death toll will continue to climb. another round of scorching high temperatures has maryland baking. >> very hot. very -- it can make you tired. you don't want to go outside. >> i just feel like, i could just collapse, it's so hot out here. >> reporter: uncomfortable and deadly for three more marylanders who recently died from heat-related illnesses. a total of 16 so far this year. most of the victims had underlying medical conditions. but health authorities say no one is immune. >> pay attention to it. the types of conditions to look out for are extreme sweating, nausea. headache. cramping. these are the things that if you're feeling those, respond to them right away. >> not only is it potentially dangerous. the heat is also expensive to deal with. bge says even if you never touch your thermostat in the next few days, your next bill will likely be higher. >> if it's 95 degrees outside, your air conditioning unit is going to work harder to maintain that 78 or 80-degree temperature than it would if it were only 85 degrees outside. with so much usage, power outages are widespread. air conditioning is not part of their brutal work day at all. and for those like josiah brooks, keeping cool is a struggle. but it's a struggle for her 2- month-old. doctors say it's the elderly and the young who are most likely to get sick. here's some perspective. last year, maryland only recorded four heat-related. we're live in baltimore county. weijia, thank you. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. for the updated forecast. for the latest watches and warnings, go to wjz.com. late today, baltimore county police identified the two suspects arrested in connection with a deadly shootout at a pikesville hotel. mary is in the newsroom to explain. the men are also accused of being part of a major counterfeiting ring. when police and secret service agents attempted to arrest the men at the ramada inn, they took off on foot. but were arrested a short time later. 31-year-old darrell bacon of randallstown. and 36-year-old dayon barnes are now facing numerous counterfeiting charges. the third man, eric stokes began firing at police. he was shot and killed in the parking lot. barnes has been released on $150,000 bail. denise, back to you. baltimore county police are asking businesses to closely check currency being passed at their locations. questions of cheating tonight. and a baltimore city school. the investigation comes months after a test-tampering scandal at another school. wjz is live at avidson elementary. gigi barnett has more. >> reporter: hi, kai. well, worst test booklets here change. that is the question school leaders want answered. and now they're deep into investigation to find out. perfect test scores last year, among students at bab botston elementary in northeast baltimore, stirred suspicion of city school leaders. to make sure the numbers were acivate, this year -- accurate, this year, they added more monitors during exam testing. now, what they've discovered has led to thoughts of possible tampering. >> you want to make sure your child is learning. and if they tamper with kids' test scores, that's not fair. >> reporter: according to the baltimore sun, the percentage of third graders who aced the straight reading test dropped from 100% in 2009 to 50% this year. math scores also plummeted. about 68% of fourth graders passed the math portion this year. compare that to all of them from last year. the decrease in test scores comes at the same time abbotston and several others were flooded with more monitoring. city school ceo dr. andres alonzo says, we make no judgments and should not reach any conclusions. >> what you are doing here in baltimore is absolutely remarkable. please give yourselves a huge round of applause. >> reporter: last year, u.s. secretary of education, arne duncan made a trip exclusively to baltimore. >> we need to make a point and say, it doesn't matter about poverty, social challenge. our children can be successful. >> reporter: meanwhile, the principal, angela falls is reportedly staying on at abbotston. and some parents, like lorraine moore will, too. >> i don't have a problem with the school itself. but whoever messed with the scores, that's not fair. >> reporter: abbotston is the second city school that is under investigation for possible cheating. they found evidence of test tampering at that school in the spring. back to you, kai, on tv hill. in a statement obtained by our media partner, the baltimore sun, the drop could possibly be portrayed to the two new teachers who aren't yet achieving passing grades. a state worker has been fired for posting information, including social security numbers of nearly 3,000 department clients on a website. the worker, who has not been named, works for the maryland department of human resources. they posted on a website. the employee's motive for posting the information is still unknown. more problems in the coming days for the crews in the gulf. a live look below the surface. all is calm now. but a tropical system is on track to cross over the site of the massive oil spill. as whit johnson reports for wjz, it's not expected to hit until sunday. so cleanup crews are already getting out of the way. almost all of the ships to the side of the oil spill are heading out, as bonnie nears. >> we're first going to start feeling the effects of this very early tomorrow morning, saturday morning. >> the government and bp hope to monitor the well until the last possible second. ships carrying undersea robots that provide video would be the last to leave and the first to return. >> if we have a vessel, the vessels have to depart the scene. and only realtime feedback would be aerial surveillance and the satellite. >> the cap will stay in place despite the storm moving through. the rough waves out in the gulf haven't yet hit the beaches of gulfport, mississippi, where people here are planning for bonnie's arrival. >> we won't panic. we have been through this so many times over the years. >> reporter: bonnie made landfall, south of miami, friday morning. after brushing the bahamas. a storm could strengthen as it heads across the gulf of mexico. it's already stopped efforts to plug the gulf for good. it's also stalling the cleanup at sea, forcing hands of vessels back to port. in gulfport, mississippi, whit johnson, cbs news. >> where is the system now? meteorologist tim williams is tracking the storm once called bonnie. tim? >> well, denise, we followed the storm. moved across broward county, which is the lower portion of florida, the little tip at the bottom there. it triggered the thunderstorms and all kinds of rain. but not really anything too substantial, as it moves on through. now, the storm is very elongated. it lost his tropical storm status, as the 5:00 update from the national hurricane center, bonnie now in depression. still had sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. you do expect any landfalling system to intensify. at 35 miles per hour, which is where it was yesterday, it could definitely intensify again, back up to a category -- actually winds that would categorize it as a tropical storm. that would be 39 miles per hour. again, the storm is expected to impact the oil spill zone, right around the upper northern portion was gulf, right around late saturday night into sunday. we'll continue to keep you posted as it moves on through. back inside. some of the ships involved in the massive well operation are going back to port. others are heading farther south to get out of the path of the approaching storm. frightening moments along the boardwalk. mary is live on what happened. tonight, an investigation is under way, after three young people were injured. the double loop roller coaster at troopers rise at south atlantic avenue in ocean city, will remain closed tonight. state ride safety inspectors continue to investigate what went wrong thursday night, after a cable cracked on the tidal wave roller coaster. shortly after it took off. >> it's like the most thrilling ride. i don't think i want to go on it again. it's a little scary. paramedics took three children between the ages of 10 and 15 to area hospitals. they were shaken. and one had a cut to the hand. according to the online history of the amusement park, the tidal wave roller coaster opened in 1985. and it stands 128 feet tall. no one fell off the ride and all of the injuries are said to be minor. right now, investigators suspect a mechanical failure to be the cause. obviously, there will be inspectors coming to inspect what the cause of this was. and once that determined the appropriate special follow-up. it was open for business today. but again, the roller coaster will remain shut down until this investigation is complete. kai, back to you. if you thought you saw some dolphins in maryland waters this week, you weren't seeing things. volunteers testing water quality, spotted a pod of dolphins in the west river this week. wjz obtained cell phone photos. witnesses say at least a dozen bottlenosed dolphins swam through. later in the day, a few also showed up in the road river. this is the second time the mammals have swam in the area. they can sometimes show up in the chesapeake bay and its rivers during warm weather months. it's probably like a warm bath to them. >> i would think so. >> 85 degrees. still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. too close for comfort. what happens. you want to stick around for this. i'm suzanne collins in highland town, where local merchants are upset. i'll have photos of the surveillance cameras. that's coming up next. wireless assistance. a new way to hear your text while you're driving. and the worst is yet to come. it is really going to get hot tomorrow. the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,, [ male announcer ] achin' for steak & bacon? try the subway steak & bacon melt. tender juicy steak, sizzlin' hot bacon, fresh veggies on a blanket of bubbly cheese on freshly baked bread. and when morning rolls around, the new steak and bacon muffin melt with fluffy egg, melted cheese, and, oh yeah, bacon. all on a fresh toasted english muffin. mmm. guess we should leave you lovebirds alone now. crank up the flavor at subway. a woman working in a highland town shop is dragged away and sexually assaulted. other women working nearby are very concerned about the crime. had is a surveillance photo of the man police say sexually assaulted a female clerk. here's a look at his face. the pictures were taken on highland town. the suspect began to look around the store. at which time, he grabbed the clerk, took her into a back room, tied her with an electrical cord and sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: he says he owns two shops and the victim, a female friend had only happen helping identity for a few days. others are worried. you should be able to come and go from work and not wor about people attacking you. a shop owner complains there aren't move police patrols. they know and don't show up. >> he says a gate was broken two days ago, leading to the back of his shop and azteca music. there were no other violent crimes but they did have likes like drugs. >> the victim, who is in her 20s, is recovering at home. city police are asking anyone who recognizes the suspect to call the sex offense unit at 410, 396-2076. baltimore county police arrest a suspect in an overnight murder in catonsville. 41-year-old james michael cazzer was found shot inside his home in the 600 block of myers drive. when officers arrived, they found the victim and the suspect inside. caser was rushed to shock trauma, where he later died. the suspect was taken into custody. a motive for the murder is not known. but detectives confirmed the two men did know each other. a family tragedy under investigation this evening in prince george's county. a man died while trying to save his drowning nephew. firefighters responded to an upper marlboro home, where they found the 12-year-old boy, motionless in his neighbor's pool. his 59-year-old uncle was next to him. they were both pronounced dead at the hospital. safety concerns are prompting a grue growing number of states like maryland to focus on mobile phone use behind the wheel. a new technology, called the fdi voice, helps keep hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. in a fast-paced, information-hungry age, the desire to stay connected is high. but keeping tabs with tech continues to be controversial when people do it while driving. yet a new wireless service, called fdi voice, promises to change that. >> fdi, hands-free. >> text monique vaughn. record your message. >> hey, monique, i'm on my way home. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> message recorded. >> reporter: andre vaughn is with the company, fdi voice, that provides the wireless assistance. he says all you need is a mobile phone. and the service will call your contact and read them the text message. >> you dial in and it says, what do you want to do? and i say, text jim. and it will text jim. then what would you like to do? post message to facebook. >> reporter: the issue of distracted driving continues to receive national attention. states like maryland are focusing on everything from fiddling with the radio to texting behind the wheel. >> a lot of people that are older are texting and driving too. we live in a generation, where we have to have it right now. all right. here we are. in the heat again. >> you could fry an egg. >> you could today. >> on the pavement at the tarmac. bwi, sometimes comes in at 180 degrees. right now, it's 97. humidity up at 43%. winds southwest at 13. the barometer falling just a little bit. take a look at the hot weekend after this. ,, - friend: yeah? car owner: and this is what he had in my budget. friend: oh well, the top is down! car owner: the top is gone! friend: yeah, there's lot's of head-room! car owner: tons of head-room! careful! friend: ow! car owner: that's sharp. friend: cheese! car owner: yeah. sorry. carmax spokesperson: settling for less is not smart. what is smart is getting more car for your money at carmax. guaranteed quality used cars can cost a lot less than new cars, so you can get more car for less money by shopping at carmax. now more than ever the smart choice is carmax. store r. here it is at 6:00. take a look at this. it's still 97 at bwi marshall. high today did get to 98. 97 in washington now. dew point has come up two degrees, which means it's more uncomfortable now than it was last hour. yoo in oakland. hoagz city back up to 95 degrees now. with the high, high dew point, we just jumped up to 103 to 105. that's the way it feels on your skin. and only 84 in oakland. the mountains would be much cooler. tonight, we will be going into tomorrow. again all afternoon and into the evening as well. we've got excessive heat watches and excessive heat warnings, particularly for the urban areas. so very, very hot, very uncurrentable. dangerous temperatures. heat index was actually a little lower than the temperatures. so tomorrow, temperature in the lower 100s will feel like 106 or 107. to our north and west, a lot of showers and storms. a new showers shopped up in the carolinas. not much going around our region. storms coming around pennsylvania. that's how it comes. best chance comes on friday. all of sunday is going to be hot as well. but late in the day sunday. front should come through. may kick up showers and thunderstorms. then temperatures will come down for monday, tuesday, and most of next week. monday looks like a very, very comfortable day. southwest winds, 5 to 10 knots. in the low 80s. we'll get into the water. 78 tonight. mid-80s. some suburbs will be in the low 70s. tomorrow, upper 90s to low 100s. the record here is 97. we should blow that up. probably before noon. so very uncomfortable. very, very hot day on your saturday. and sunday. not a whole lot of relief until sunday night. >> stay inside. stay in the shade. >> yes. >> best advice. still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. his side of the story. mel gibson. is he ready to talk about the controversy swirling around his personal life? fighting alzheimer's. a potential breakthrough that could help people regain memory. far east showdown. were words between the u.s. and north korea escalate? this is mark viviano at the ballpark. a chance to talk to a couple of heavy hitters. brian roberts. and ravens' quarterback, flacco. i'll talk to them about this in the news. when eyewitness news continues. , by expanding the port, martin o'malley is creating the next generation of jobs right here in baltimore. 5700 hundred jobs... that means work for today... but even more jobs for the future. 5700 new jobs that makes maryland more competitive in the world economy. without governor o'malley, this expansion would never have happened. his commitment to upgrading our port and fighting for our workers is unparalleled. martin o'malley, there's never a doubt who's side he's on. martin o'malley. moving maryland forward. stowe r. it is 6:29, 97 degrees and sunny and baltimore. thank you for staying with wjz. north korea is threatening the u.s. again today. it says it will take action if the u.s. keeps helping south korea. north korea is threatening a physical response. leaders in the north say the maneuvers have brought the region to the brink of explosion. but secretary of state condoleezza rice says the communist country must be punished with new sanctions for dangerous behavior. >> the belligerence, the provocation, the sinking of the south korea ship. north to ka denies having anything to do with sinking the ship. >> we, of course, would welcome the day when there was peace on the peninsula and when leaders of north korea were less concerned with making threats and more concerned about making opportunities. the secretary of state said america is open to talks with north korea but added, it is unlikely to happen any time soon. the united nations says both sides tentatively agreed to meet again. in a statement read out loud in court, fizal shahzad admitted to receiving training in about how to attack america. video shows him shaking and embracing sometime before the failed attack in new york city in may. he said he received five days' training in explosives before being sent back to the u.s. to carry out the bomb plot, which was funded from that militant group. kai, back to you. mary, thank you. it is scheduled to be sentenced on october 5th and faces life in prison. a prominent journalist and a key figure in the coverage of the watergate scandal has died. daniel shore was cbs's chief watergate correspondent and also became part of the story. when he read president nixon's famous enemies list, live on the air, he realized his name was on that list. he spent 23 years with cbs, before becoming a commentator for fdr. looks like mel gibson may be getting ready to tell his side of the story. according to tmz earlier this week, his lawyers met with investigators. but now, as erica hill reports for wjz, she's rereleasing text messages that would be briewfing her innocence. hitting a woman when she's holding a child in her hands. breaking her teeth twice. what kind of man is that? >> now, new text messages reportedly show gibson apologizing. >> oksana, i wasn't safe for you last night. adding that he'd like to come by and make amends. lawyers for gibson deny gibson ever hit her. i will never forgift you near what you've done to me. you [ bleep ] >> she reportedly turned down $15 million from gibson to keep the tapes quiet. >> some motives might be evidence of extortion. >> in the meantime, oksana grigor yeva continues to deny claims that she tried to blackmail gibson. in tonight's health watch, scientists believe a certain gene may be learned on mice. >> they believe the gene may someday be able to alleviate alzheimer's. time now for a story you'll see on the sun. five hottest trends in new home designs. and the man who will fill in for injured safety ed reed. talks about his challenge. more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. well, someone would like you to meet. go to the wall in towson, right when it opens and if you're lucky, you'll run into an amazing woman who goes there every day. mike schuh has her story. >> reporter: every day, millions strap on comfortable shoes and hit the mall. >> for exercise. and it's much cooler here than the outside. >> reporter: but one mall walker here stands out. this is mary shover and her great grandson ryan. >> i think she's amazing. >> reporter: amazing because she's here six days a week? >> every day. >> and i ask how old you are? >> i'm 102. >> 102? >> you're amazing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she's taken walks all of her life and travels so much ground at towson town, some call her the mayor. >> how far do you go every day? >> normally, i was walking all four. >> my bones won't take it. as you might imagine, she's outlived her husband and all of her friends. >> all gone. all gone. >> but she didn't get to 102 without taking no to the good things in her life. >> i'm happy that i had my whole family with me. i really am. >> and i think it's so sweet that that young man walking with her was her great grandson. >> great grandson. >> nice to meet you. >> her walk is slow. but her mind, quick. fast enough to give her family grief, for inviting a tv crew to the mall. >> because we love you. >> you love me. and i love you that much more. >> yes. she's enjoying life. and that's wonderful. >> i hope i look like that when i'm 102. >> reporter: mary shover, an amazing woman. modest all the way. >> i don't feel that way. i guess i'm just blessed that i've reached this point. and i hope i live forever. what can i say? i try to keep myself busy. >> reporter: in towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> if the shame sounds familiar, at one time, her family owned and operated piano tires in baltimore. >> that is her great grandson walking her, too. >> nice young man. >> makes me feel better already. who cares about the heat. still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. a whale of a tale. no doubt you've seen the picture. now stay tuned for the video. two bikers killed in an attack while tourists record it all. when will this heat break? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. 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[ screaming ] >> hayes captured it all on her cam, hassary brought into the too close to animal. >> hayes ran for cover behind a tree. but the bison ran for cover behind him. >> i thought, that was it. this is going to be my last moments, in yellowstone park, being stomped by a buffalo. >> and it showed a hilt in the back which may have further provoked the animal. this is a stark reminder of the park's policy to keep your distance from wildlife. now, kathy hayes suffered bruising and swelling to her legs. her brother-in-law shattered his shoulder. both were lucky enough to make it out alive. katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. tonight, terror closer to home. we'll show you how mexican drug cartels are using al qaeda terror tactics right in our own backyard. that story and more on the cbs evening news. and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, the sun, well, it it's on its way down right now. but it's still hot out there. bob is here now with a look at our weather. this evening and tomorrow. and is in the outback. bob? >> well, talking about the ocean city forecast here. and i'll take it. we are looking at temperatures down on the shore, getting pretty warm very quickly. and the winds tend to shift a little bit. so it may go up to 99 here for a bit tonight. and 97 on sunday with a chance of thunderstorms. then the winds shift. temperatures start to come back down. water temperatures refreshingly in the 73-degree range. we're looking for all of the heat advisories in effect. we're looking at temperatures starting tomorrow around 70 degrees. going right on up to the 80s. to the 90s. by the middle of theidate, we'll be in the 90. and by the meet of the day, we're calling a forecast between 100 and 103. and with the heat index, it's going to feel more like 110 on your skin. bob has a look at your five- day forecast. and what we can expect to see relief. each second, upper 90s. -- even sunday, upper 90s. and chance of storms. 88 monday. 88 tuesday. back up to 90. more humidity wednesday. but we're not talking 100 degrees back in the 60s to low 70s. so finally. very, very nice. dry as well. denise? grammy award-winning singer al jarreau was admitted to intensive care with breathing problems. he says the singer's condition has improved. the 70-year-old is now conscious and breathing on his own. still ahead on eyewitness news. it's official. brian roberts was back with the birds. mark has a live report from the ballpark next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, all right. we have players back. so there's hope for the season. in is brian object roberts as you mentioned. bax for the first time sincely hurt his back hout is nick markakis. roberts says there will times early in his return where he'll just be a designated hitter. his injury got worse. he's also had a bout of pneumonia. obviously he's glad to be back. phil feeling a tinge of guilt that -- his teammates have been playing while he's been out. >> i'm looking forward to just getting out there and playing. it's been a long time. i'm just excited to be out on the field. obviously, they also had the best interest of myself and others on the team. i think they had -- just had to weigh all of the options. twins include the injection of first baseman tie wiggin ton. and disputing the call that the ump clearly missed. he will continue to play until his hearing. the o's have lost six of the seven plays, saying jeremy guthrie will get the ball against the starting pitcher tonight. twins will convert a relief pitcher. he's lefty brian duensing. first pitch, 7:05. it's masn on wjz this weekend. see the o's and the twins wrap up sunday afternoon. here on wjz 13. just four days until the ravens kick off training camp. and it's been a busy leadup for ravens' safety ed reed. he played host to a kids' football camp. and a charity golf event. while he's been doing this, reed has been doing a lot of controversy. while reed and several of his teammates did gather for that golf outing in davidsonville today. we were told that ed was not doing any more interviews and you can understand why. a lot of his previous statements had caused something of a controversy. he had off-season hip surgery. says he's not sure when he'll be able to play if at all. i asked quarterback joe flacco about ed reed. >> no matter who you are, you don't necessarily know exactly what ed is going through or what his relationship is with certain people. and like i said, as a player, and one of has peers -- his peers. i have the understanding, what it's like to be there every day. and put in the hard work. and do all of the things you're supposed to do and play well. i don't know what he's supposed to do. i want him to come out on the other side the best he can. and i want him to do what's best for him. that's the first thing. and then after that, then you start thinking about the team. and how big of an asset he is. obviously, we all want ed reed to be out in the field and playing for us. but at the same time, we want him to be healthy. now, among the other ravens on hand to take part in instead reed's golf day, new wide receiver anquan anquan boldin. proceeds read eye of the hurricane foundation. you just heard brian roberts who was introduced in the orioles starting lineup. he is back. orioles take on the twins. i'll have highlights at 11:00. >> we'll be right back. ,,,, ♪ hey i'm donkey settin' sail far far away from far far away. we're out here in the caribbean. soakin' up some sun. woohoo shrek's got some moves. hi five boys, it's sushi time. i'm donkey, feeling the ocean breeze on my hooves, gettin' my vacation on donkey style. why aren't you? an episode of flash point, followed immediately by eyewitness news at 11:00, here on wjz 13. finally tonight, imagine pay paying as much as $69 for a hot dog. >> what? >> this is not your average hot dog. this foot long dog is cooked in white truffle oil. packed with duck foy gaw. it is served toasted in white. truffled you can even get this with air loom truffles. but you have to pay $69. >> that's a little too fancy for me. >> give me a foot-long. ,,> back at 11:00, i'm kai >> couric: tonight bonnie brings the oil cleanup in the gulf to a stop, and in the midwest, the sky opens up and so does the ground. i'm katie couric. also tonight, as taxpayers were bailing out banks, they were giving executives big bonusesment but the federal pay czar says he can't get the money back. a dramatic escalation of the mexican drug war as drug lords set off their first car bomb. and remembering veteran journalist daniel schorr. >> this is daniel schorr in moscow. now back to cbs news in new york. > captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. bonnie lies over the ocean, or in this case, the gulf. and she's put the oil cleanup on hold. after crossing south florida