tom sherwood is outside the court with more on this story. tom? reporter: doreen more than $650,000 off the books into the gray campaign. but now that scheme has unraveled. 75-year-old public relations executive jeanne harris left federal court tuesday after pleading guilty to her part in a massive scheme to funnel $650,000 into a shadow campaign to elect vincent gray mayor in 2010. prosecutors for the first time publicly detailed the scheme that included $127,000 in campaign materials, another $203,000 for field workers, and one of many other pennsylvanias harris shared as co-conspirator one. co-conspirator one is businessman jeffrey thompson who allegedly pro-vladed the shadow campaign funds and then tried to cover up the shadow payments when prosecutors began investigating in 2011. the guilty plea and court disclose can you re puts more legal pressure on thompson who has so far denied wrongdoing, but puts even more political pressure on gray as this scheme unfolds. in on
the dewpoint is down, gotten much drier. ocean city, 76. mid-90s where we haven t seen any rain around the region. but 96 degrees at the airport with a dewpoint of only 59. feels like 96 degrees. essentially, no heat index going on this afternoon, because of the drier air. we ll continue to track the storms for you. anything popping up, we ll let you know. bob, thank you. the first warning weather continues right now live at the inner harbor. gigi barnett has more on the toll this heat is taking on people s health. reporter: doctors say be careful. that s the warning tonight. this is one good way for younger kids to cool off. elderly need to know what to do, too, because doctors say the symptoms to heat illness are stealthy. the three-day stretch of heat hovering above 90 degrees has taken its toll. it s miserable. reporter: er doctors at the university of maryland medical center say heat illness symptoms sneak up on patients who don t know what they are feeling.
oakland. temperatures now in the storms dropped into the 70s. everybody else, upper 80s to around 90-degree mark. believe it or not, even at 92, it can feel cooler because the dewpoint is quite low. it only feels like 91 this afternoon. that s a little bit better. we ll watch the storms. looks like we ll get hit in the city by 6:30. bob, thank you. first warning weather coverage continues right now with gigi barnett, live at the inner harbor with how people are coping with this early blast of summer. good crowd behind you, gi-gi! reporter: that s right, mary. this is a good way to cool off, especially for the young ones. but doctors say a lot of people are not hydrating properly. after a couple of days of very high temperatures, this illness symptoms of heat illness can sneak up very quickly. the three-day stretch of high heat hovering above 90 degrees has taken its toll. it s miserable. reporter: er doctors at the university of maryland medical center say heat ill
i know tom gore, and he s a standup guy that has done a lot on behalf of the city and on behalf of children. others were surprised by charges, a straight shooter, according to everybody we talked with today. we haven t been able to reach thomas gore by telephone. people are stunned by all of this. they say he s a good guy. they helped establish disadvantaged youth. he grew up in foster care. bruce johnson, 9news now. sources tell 9news now, other plea deals are in the works. d.c. councilman and former mayor, marion barry is out of the hospital in las vegas. he was admitted to get treatment for blood clots. barry announced on twitter that a clot formed while he was waiting on a plane in memphis. his chief of staff is expected to make a full recovery. # wants you to know about the problem of teenage drinks and in court today, it was the owner of a local store we had caught on camera selling teenagers alcohol. richard kim owns town square market in northwest and he s o
apologize once. reporter: despite strong words the judge sentenced robbie to just 30 days in jail. it is far less than prosecutors wanted. shortly after the cyber bullying, clemente took his own life, jumping off the george washington bridge. eni had no idea of the despair and torment tyler must been feeling. reporter: robbies mother spoke in court saying her son suffered in the fall out. it was the only time during the entire trial, rob bee showed any emotion. he was absolutely devastated, and broken into pieces. the media misconstrued the fact to the public and misconceptions that formed. reporter: robbie was placed on three years probation and ordered to get counseling and has to pay $10,000 to a community based organization which helps victims of bias crimes. robbie and his family left the court without commenting. the judge granted a stay of sentence while prosecutors appeal. the judge said he received a stack of letters in support of robbie he said he did no