two groups of teens led to the shooting. it happened just after midnight saturday between the world trade center and pratt street pavilion. kyron holly said he felt like killing someone before he opened fire. the victim was taken to the hospital and later released. police believe the shooting is gang-related. the commissioner is fired up. >> they shouldn't have acted like jerks at the harbor. couple young men just passing by. an exchange of glances led to that outcome. >> last summer there was a shooting inside the light street pavilion. it is going to be 93 today, but you'll feel like a slap of beef on a backyard grill. here's abc2 news sherrie johnson, the always cool sherrie johnson with our code red alert already. >> reporter: it's going to be tough to keep cool today. we're in for another scorcher and baltimore city is already getting prepared. they've issued a code red heat alert because of the predicted high temperatures. this means they'll be opening cooling centers all around the city. each center will have cool air, water and ice available for people. they're open from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with the temperatures expected to be very high today, health officials encourage people to drink plenty of water, reduce outside activities, make sure you wear light weight clothing and try to stay inside during the hottest times of the day. you can log onto our website at abc2news.com to get a complete list of those cooling centers. reporting live at federal hill, sherrie johnson abc2 news. a pregnant woman is recovering after being shot several times. it happened early yesterday morning in south baltimore's brooklyn neighborhood. the commissioner said the woman was four months pregnant. she's expected to be fine, but her unborn child died during the deal. baltimore has more baseless rape cases than any other city in the u.s. over the past five years, more than 30%, 30% of the rape cases under investigation each year have been deemed unfounded. that's five times the national average. well, the longest serving member of congress remains in the hospital because of his condition. robbed bird, 92, is seriously ill. he was thought to be suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration, but we're told other conditions have developed. president barack obama is standing up for his supreme court pick. the president says attacks on elena kagan have been gruel. the president said the members of the senate should vote their conscience on the nomination. the president made those remarks at the g-20 summit in toronto over the weekend. world leaders have set a lofty deficit-cutting goal including total debt stabilization by the year 2015. leaders have backed the pledge to cut budget deficits in half by 2011. tropical storm alex dropped heavy rain in cancun over the weekend. is now a threat to the oil recovery efforts. in those operations, if they have to be shut down, researchers say that'd mean about 2.5 million gallons of oil would flow into the gulf every single day. >> there may have to be a decision taken in the best interest of the safety of the well and well site. >> a group called hands across the sapped did just that this weekend. in nearly seven locations across the country and on six continents calling for an end to oil drilling and calling for clean energy. coming up next: why these friendly bags could be carrying more than just food. it's common for passengers to recline in their seat to get rest and stretch out their legs during a long road trip, but it could lay the groundwork for deadly consequences. 5:05. 81 degrees at last check, bwi marshall. we're seeing another day of this true heat. we'll talk about the threat of severe weather coming. 5:05. let's go to the mta with mark jones. >> light rail about 20 minutes late. metro subway operating on time. on the buses, number 7 with diverse at patterson park. westbound diverted at washington street and eastern construction on the scene there. 823 and 36 buses running about 10 to 15 minutes late. marc train system service for your start. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. 5:09. good morning to you. temperatures for the second time in the past week hit 100 degrees. yes, that's the third record high temperature we've had in this heat wave. 100 baltimore in winchester. temperatures ranging from 96 in ocean city to dover. 93 a cool spot, york, not the coolest. only 81, western maryland, garrett county. right there by deep creek lake. that sounds so nice. we're holding at 81 in baltimore. 82 in easton on the eastern shore. mostly clear skies around central maryland with a few clouds trying to lift their way north of the area. lots of rain to the west. that's part of our frontal boundary that will try to sweep through. i think we'll have a chance for strong to severe norms as we head through this afternoon. that may include damaging wind and large hail and beginning to knock down our heat wave. we'll talk about that coming up in just a pinch. traffic very well so far to begin our monday morning commute. fortunately, no incidents that'll hold you up so far around the area. as we check our drive times, no delays at this time on the outer loop from bel air to providence. 95 southbound running well. three minutes from white marsh boulevard down towards the beltway. no problems on the outer loop, only one minute so far. traffic looking good in both directions on the outer loop at old court road. no problems as you make your way towards white marsh boulevard. here on the southwest side at frederick road, looking good on both loops. if you're looking to get back on the job, you can find dozens of employers in the baltimore area who are looking to beef up their team. and those reusable bags to pick up at the grocery store may be helping the earth, but could be hurting your family. what your grocer may not have told you. 5:13. in this morning's health alert: your reuseable grocery bags are helping the environment, but may be making us sick. researchers found that 97% of shoppers do not regularly, if ever, clean their bags. who would think to clean these bags? they say that leads to breeding grouped for bacteria. there's no substitute for a good scrubbing in between uses. >> with the chlorine, the food tap water, there'll be enough chlorine to give you an element of sanitization that you wouldn't have otherwise. researchers in the study tested a number of bags and found that many of them contain the types of bacteria that leads to serious food poisoning. it is common for passengers to recline their seat to get rest or stretch out their legs, but what many people don't know is that experts say reclining your seat could result in serious injury, even death. prason kumar still remembers when his car was hit head on. >> i was in a coma for 2.5 months. i had heart, liver, kidney failure. >> kumar nearly died. he was wearing a seatbelt, but his seatbelt was reclined. when vehicles are safety tested, they're assuming people are sitting upright. reclining a seat can result in serious damage in a crash. 5:15, there it is again on the board. 100. that was the temperature we hit yesterday. much hotter than to our north. 102 in richmond. we're checking out the almanac. 86 is where we belong. we're going to slowly get back close to normal. it'll take a couple days as we transition back to cooler temperatures. 98 the record today, i do not think we'll achieve because of the big line of storms to our west. code yellow, air quality should be an improvement today. falling apart this morning. they'll regenerate, a distinct line of clouds just west of the area. that'll build in and should hopefully slow downpour our ride on the thermometers. as we're expecting, perhaps a line of showers to move in, around or shortly after the lunch hour. this is one particular computer model. the atmosphere is charged, primed and ready to go. the storms are ready to blow. they'll blow winds perhaps over 60 miles per hour. isolated twister. that puts the limit of severe storm possibility for us at slight to moderate risk through today. the storm threat will continue through this evening and finally push through as we head through tonight. now we'll have a partly cloudy day tomorrow. much improved, set up with a drop in humidity. you'll feel all that stuff by wednesday, thursday and friday. for today, we're expecting to have a warm, sticky morning. showers and thunderstorms could turn severe. high temperatures will be around or just after the lunch hour. as storms begin to move through, we'll start dropping on the thermometer. temperatures, north and west because of clouds and showers coming earlier. 89 westminster, 90 degrees parkton. eastern shore, we're expecting temperatures hotter, you'll reach the mid-90s in easton. overnight, temperatures flip back into the low 70s. we'll check out the extending forecast in a couple minutes. here's kim brown with traffic. roadways are checking in good this morning. a lot of the overnight construction projects getting wrapped up in this 5:00 hour. probably won't see anything that'll hold you up too much. traffic moving well on 95, the entire corridor from riverside parkway towards the beltway. no issues towards the tunnels. 95 looking good between 695 and 495. as we check our drive times on the harrisburg expressway, five minutes southbound from shawan towards the beltway. only one minute so far. jfx also checking in incident free. four minutes from the beltway to northern parkway. jamie, back to you. we just got an e-mail from paul of bel air about the reclining seat story, says "why did they build the seats to recline in the first place?" happy birthday to jasmine huggins of randalstown. if you're having a birthday, we want to know about it, send us a short e-mail with an attached photo of your friend or family member and tell us a little about themselves. we'll put it on. morning show at wmar.com. we're helping you get back to work here on good morning maryland with a whole new way to market yourself. send us your resume if you're trying to get a job. the e-mail address, bestresumes@wmar.com. make a 20-second video pitch as to why they should be considered for a job. we play them every wednesday and we'll randomly select three the best resumes and get them online. today you know, could be a lucky day if you're in the job market. some of baltimore's top companies are looking for you. check them out at global recruiting solutions diversity career fair. it will start at 10:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. recruiters are there such as tsa, maryland's department of public safety and the coast guard. all will be on hand at the crown plaza in timonium. warning: the following story is so cute that it'll make you smile. the annual baltimore regional toddler fair was in full swing saturday morning in lutherville. it's just for children ages 4 and under. the children got a chance to play firemen, see a reptile display and just hang out in a pile of sand and their parents got a chance to learn about activities that will keep toddlers busy for the rest of the summer. >> it's all geared for kids under the age of 5. everybody's so nice and generous. it's a nice change. >> see if we can find different gadgets and fun things to do. we have the tunnels and the swing set and everything in the yard. >> all right, the toddler fair was sponsored by the montessori school in lutherville. another day of mixed results from michael phelps at the paris open yesterday. he finished third in the 200 meter freestyle, but rebounded to win the 2000 meter medley. came last in the 100-meter freestyle. on the field, the team lifted hauling a 4-3 come from behind win. on sunday, the birds battled back in a 3-1 deficit in the fourth. gains final four runs en route to their fourth straight win. oakland comes in tomorrow. lots more ahead on good morning maryland. another steamy day on tap for baltimore. more on the sizzling forecast when we come right back. 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[ jefferson ] thievery! 5:24. you ready to go with the heat wave? me too. after nine days in a row of 90-degree temperatures, we'll try to add two more to the list and try to break the heat pattern for quite some time. we go for 93 today. that may come as early as the early afternoon hours. showers and thunderstorms becoming widespread and maybe severe limits this afternoon. take us down into the mid-70s overnight. maybe an isolated shower, that's the transition back to the cool air that begins to move in for the second half of the work week. 83 degrees on wednesday. 81 tuesday, thursday that is, 82 on friday. low temperatures should dip back into the 50s. that's a nice break of the pattern, but we'll get back to 90 as soon as sunday and perhaps hang onto the heat into the holiday stretch next week. right now, 5:25. let's go to new york and get this morning's tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes, new way to add tunes to your youtube videos. new service called friendly music allows users to buy the full version of the song and the right to edit it. the service will feature more than 35,000 songs, none from the four major record labels. the government is taking steps to keep up with the fast-growing demand of high speed video use on laptops and other devices. the president commanding the federal government to auction off more wireless spectrum, that would nearly double the amount available over the next decade and help clear up congestion from the growing number of mobile devices. one of the most anticipated features on the iphone is face time which let's users make video calls. you have to have the iphone 4 and have to know someone else who also has one if you want to make these calls. apple has set up a phone number to let customers test the service. dial 1-888-face-time, an apple plea will give you a tour of features. finally, flying cars are one step closer to being in the air and on the road. tara fugea has allowed them to go above the weight limit for aircraft. it'll be used for air bags and safety cages, which are required on the road. the transition, roadable aircraft requires a sports pilot's certificate to fly and can take off and land at local airports and on any road. the first one is expected to be delivered late next year. those are your tech bytes, i'm jeremy hubbard.