you are not a miami guy. but i am sure that you will find your way down for that superbowl. >> no doubt. >> thank you. you can find mark and i sunday morning at 11:30 for fox 45 playbook right here on fox 45. >> that will do it for this edition of "sports unlimited". stay tune for the "late edition" and it starts right now. . >> the acorn scandal. how the undercover investigation has forced the embattled non-profit group to take action. >> the u.s. senate compromised plan on health care reform. why it could run into trouble. >> and first on fox. questions about a school bus company. what our investigation prompted the state to do. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore. this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. more new developments tonight in

the acorn scandal. >> and more calls for investigations, even from the non-profit group itself. now, fifth undercover video is released. >> latest apparent shows a acorn worker in san diego california helping a couple pose as a pimp and a prostitute planning to transport underage girls from el salvador into the country. >> where is the best place. like all of these answers he wants right away. >> why? >> because i have a lot of contacts. >> they may be able to assist in crossing the border? >> yeah. >> worker told the couple he wants all further communications about this plan on e-mail only. governor arnold schwarzenegger has called for a complete investigation. and after a series of undercover videos, including one right here in baltimore, acorn's own ceo said it will stop taking clients and bring in independent investigators. >> on capitol hill several

lawmakers are calling for a federal investigation of acorn. one senator from nebraska wants the u.s. attorney general to get involved. another from alabama is calling for a sweeping investigation because he believes acorn's corruption is wide spread. >> i believe there is pattern of corruption all throughout acorn. balance problems, trying to falsify. child porn and other things. income tax deals. we need a thorough investigation by the inspector general, at the housing department. and we also need a hearing and investigation by the committee that banking housing committee that i sit on. >> meanwhile, in maryland, several state lawmakers are also looking into funding and grants issued to the acorn office in baltimore over the last few years. >> we have breaking news tonight out of northeast baltimore. police are on the scene of a shooting in the 3400 block of

cliff mont avenue. the shooting happened at 8:40 this evening. it appears one man was killed. we will have more information when it becomes available. . >> first on fox tonight. the mba said the baltimore bus company without insurance was transporting students. the mba filed a complaint against just for you transit after the state was unable to verify it was covered. while the investigation continues, buses continue to transport students from baltimore's freedom academy. >> there is actually some information that said that some of the cars that were in question, that there has been a cancellation. >> meanwhile maryland's public service commission said the citation will now likely issued for insurance violations. >> we're learning more about the criminal past of the intruder killed in north baltimore yesterday. police say a hopkins student used a samaurai sword to kill him. investigators say john pont

illegal low heard a noise in the garage and looked inside and found donald rice, a man with a long criminal record. city prosecutors say the 49-year-old intruder had 29 prior convictions, most of them misdemeanors, with the exception of one gun case in 2007. >> in that felony gun case, it did turnout that the case was dismissed because the police officer that was the necessary witness failed to appear as a result of the deployment to iraq. >> he told police that rice lunged at him. the student struck rice with the sword. cutoff his hand and slashed his upper body. rice died later. >> a teenager is arrested for a deadly shooting at a bus stop in northeast baltimore. daryl lisbon arrested and charged with murder. he shot and killed trenton marshal as he was on a bicycle near the bus stop, about 4:00, last friday. witnesses say lisbon shot marshal right in the head. >> drug arrests end in death in

southeast baltimore. two cops in the 2800 block of orleans street this morning when they tried to arrest two men on drug charges. one of the suspects stabbed an officer in the back. that's when the other cop started to shoot. the suspect that tried to stab the cop died at the hospital. other suspect taken into custody. . >> and yet another first on fox tonight. a man that said he was wrongly arrested and jailed sues a baltimore city police officer for more than $60 million. charges were dropped against joseph forest last month after officer tracy mckiss sick recanted the story. back in february, she said forest tried to grab the gun in a scuffle. and forest was charged with assault. should forest prevail in this case? the baltimore city police department will be picking up the tab. meantime mckiss sick is on the police force. >> new developments in the cases against baltimore mayor and city council member. in the case against mayor sheila

dixon a judge ordered prosecutors to handover two grand jury subpoenas. the defense argues the subpoenas are necessary to prove whether there was any potential abuse in the grand jury process. but the state said the defense is merely trying to slow down the process by requesting the additional information. >> after hearing both sides the judge ruled in favor of the defense. >> it demonstrates that the state recognizes that there are holes in the case and so they needed to fill the holes, with documents and witnesses that they did not have. so that's why they issued the subpoenas to the people to begin with. we think that the fact that the state views it that way is going to be something that we can use in our defense. >> the mayor's case is scheduled to go to trial in november. while city council woman helen holton's trial is set to begin in december. just this week attorneys for holtton filed a motion to dismiss. one of the two counts that she was indicted on. >> two major parades in the city of baltimore succumb to the recession as does the police

department again. >> john rydell has latest. >> they are fall favorites for on thousands of baltimore people. but the thanksgiving parade and columbus day parade the latest victims of the city budget crisis. mayor sheila dixoned the city hopes to plan other less costly events for the public. >> so, i mean, most people to tend to come out in the spring and for certain events and we want to build on those as well. and maybe do something in the inner harbour. to celebrate thanksgiving to get people out to the community. >> meantime the police department is still struggling to find ways to cut its budget, without impacting public safety. >> my job, and all the police officers of the city's job is to make sure that we're investigating crime and doing our darnest to keep people safe. >> unlike the city of philadelphia which has been forced to layoff hundreds of police officers, there are no such plans for drastic cutbacks here in baltimore. at least within this police department. >> but police commissioner

bealefield said nearly 30 lieutenants and sergeants will no longer be able to take home patrol cars and the commissioner is also exploring ways to reduce overtime. >> i think, we can save some money there, and it will impact some services. but we're working to minimize it. >> furloughs and layoffs do not work when it comes to protecting our on citizens from getting robbed, shot, hurt. as well as, you know making sure that homes do not burn down. >> so the union representing police officers wants the city to consider other budget cutting measures that don't take cops off the streets. >> in baltimore. john rydell, fox 45 news "late edition". >> meanwhile the mayors christmas parade in hampden will be held this december. >> the execution date is set for con convicted sniper john allen mohammed. judge set the date for november 10. mohammed was sentenced to death for the slaying of dean myers, one of 10 people mohammed killed during the rampage that

terrorized the region. lawyers for him said he would appeal to the u.s. supreme court. and ask the governor for clemency. >> william geyer the third got the maximum sentence for the sexual assault of a young girl. the judge handed down 185 years behind bars. he was convicted in august for abusing his victim over a two year period. >> well, the rain moved in tonight. >> yeah, lets see how long it sticks around with chief meteorologist vytas reid. vytas how long? >> making the way through the city moments ago. and now it is gone to the northern suburbs. in fact, on hd radar you can see the showers coming down, up in owings mills and cockeysville getting rain. towson. zooming out over west of westminster into frederick county. looking at some showers as well. and continue to see that push on through. now, it will continue to be a northeast wind at 10. so breezy out there. and with that easterly wind on the western edge of the chesapeake we have a coastal flood advisory, during high tide

overnight through the midnight. (inaudible). >> temperatures dropping into the 60s and only highs in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. so it will be a cool, wet kind of cloudy day. it looks like we will see better weather heading our way for the weekend. details coming up. . >> every american can find quality affordable coverage that can not be taken away. >> the much awaited senate version of the health care reform bill revealed. how the $856 billion plan would be paid for. >> autopsy results are released on the death of a yale grad student. how she died when we come back. . >> col

. >> after president obama laid out his health care reform wish list last week, key player in the senate negotiations unveils his plan. but this proposal doesn't have everything the president is looking for. sandra endo has the details. >> alternative health care reform plan introduced by senate finance committee chairman max baucus, key player in the contentious negotiations. >> this is a good bill. this is a balanced bill. it can pass the senate. >> the baucus plan woman date coverage for every american by 2013. or else they will face fines. create non-profit health care coops, leaving out the president's preferred public option proposal. prohibit federal money for abortions, except for cases of incest, rape, or if the life of the mother is in danger. the total cost, $856 billion over 10 years. paid for by cuts in medicare, and new taxes in fees.

that price tag is one of several sticking points for senate republicans. >> this debate about health care should be about reducing costs. that should be the first goal. >>the baucus plan won no immediate g.o.p. support. despite being a less costly plan than the trillion dollars proposal from house democrats. to get the plan passed compromise has to be on the horizon in boat chambers. >> our bill goes further than the senate bill. but we hope we can work together to have the best possible bill. >> senator baucus said the proposal is similar to what the president was calling for. a white house spokesman said the plan is another boost of momentum to reform health care. in washington, i am sandra endo. >> that brings us to the question of the day. should there be a law requiring americans to carry health insurance? so far, 15 percent say yes. 85 percent say no. ed writes, yes but only of those

that incomes is above a reasonable figure. >> but nat from reisterstown said if they cannot afford health care they cannot afford a fine. then what? jail everyone? to read more responses go to foxbaltimore.com and click on our question of the day. . >> the autopsy of a yale grad student revealed she was choked to death. annie le's body found necessity basement wall in a yale lab. police questioned and released a person of interest. raymond clark and his fiance are animal research technicians in the lab where le worked. >> a colorado man is denying any connection with a terrorism investigation in new york city. he spoke to reporters from his denver home. that was searched by the fbi today. he was pulled over in new york city last week. and his vehicle completely searched. the fbi said he is under surveillance because of temperatureed ties to al-qaida. >> first of all started with sun

and then clouds. and now rain. >> now the rain. how long will it be here? check back with vytas reid. vytas? >> jennifer and jeff. about another day and a half of this rain to deal with. by the time we get to the weekend. shapes upper nicely. radar shows decent showers right now west of cockeysville. oregon ridge bark. decent rain coming down. and east of reister down you see rain there. zooming out the picture. you can see another heavier shower west of westminster. continue to see it over to carroll and frederick counties and more rain will continue to pop up over the area as we go through the next couple of hours. so tonight, some possible showers and then into tomorrow. i recommend that you keep the umbrellas nearby, the potential is still there through the next several hours. and through overnight, and then into tomorrow. so here is what's going on. skycam right now. west ground out there from the showers that previously went through downtown. right now cloudy skies. 64 degrees. win out of the northeast at 10. humidity levels are 90 percent. you can see the showers continue to pop up along the frontal

boundary that moved through. and we have the cooler air out there. in fact, sitting at 59 degrees in harrisburg. 64 in baltimore. and that cool air continues to settle in over the mid-atlantic. that means tomorrow, temperatures high maybe in the upper 60s. so it will be a cool one out there. continue to see the shower activity here. that will continue to give us a few light showers tonight. and then cool air continues to funnel in behind the front. and it looks like high pressure try to make the way down. but really going to give us just still a chance for dry spots out there. but then still chances for wet spots as well. so for the next couple of days, like i said, keep the umbrellas nearby. sky watch forecast tomorrow. high of 69. mostly cloudy skies. with a chance for pop up showers here and there. and then for the five-day forecast. those showers taper off friday. 79 the high. 71 saturday with sunshine. and sunshine on on sunday. 73 degrees. and monday looking at mostly cloudy skies. temperatures around 76. back to you guys.

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. >> get this. a 12-year-old from everett washington certainly has nimble fingers. dillon pfeiffer scored more than 1,019,000 points on guitar hero at this video game store in his hometown. that's 10,000 points higher than the world record. >> it is incredible. i have never seen anybody play guitar hero like him. >> dillon hopes his performance gets him in the begin nas book of world records. he has submitted a videotape of the performance and witness temperatures to guinness world records in england. >> captain mike wools of the florida sheriff's department caught an eye full when he pulled over a motorcyclist. the man was driving down the highway naked. he said when he asked the

motorcyclist what happened to the clothes the man said he did not know. suspect arrested and taken into custody after posting bond. he denied being the naked man on the bike. >> hundreds of onlookers watched about 70 baby turtles make the way out to the ocean on caroline na beach in north carolina. rare and endangered species of leatherback turtles follow light. so volunteers use infrared to guide them. >> folks in carolina beach waiting two months for the eggs to hatch after a nest was discovered back in july. patrice harris fox 45 news "late edition". . >> quite a war of words is going on, and it continues tonight. between an espn commentator and ravens receiver derrick mason. keyshon johnson former receiver himself had disparaging remarks to make about the ravens receiving core last week. called them bums. derrick mason fired back earlier this week, disparaging johnson's

career and today mason had more to say. >> dam keyshon johnson, okay, i heard he said something else, keyshon knows where i am, where the ravens facility is if you want to hash it out, man to man, talk about it, stack up numbers man to man and talk about it we can do that. remember you are the number one pick in the draft and i was fourth round oner and our numbers still stack up. if you are playing at this level you can play. regardless of which string. and when he said that, he said it about the group. but i took it as a personal shot because i am the eldest states man in the group. and other guys will not say anything. so, you know, like attaining me. you just don't do that. if you are going to attack the unbunch you are attacking me and i will come back at you. >> all bickering aside. ravens have a ball game to get ready for this weekend. traveling across to san diego chargers. tomlinson has a bad ankle and sprols looks good in the backup

role and they say they are interchangeable. >> same two people. you know, if you plan a totally different back up, bruiseer and quick slasher. both them are/ers. both are game breakers. they really want to get the ball in their hand. and from there, you know, they kind of run the same type of plays. they do not change. >> played it many atimes and when you think you have a chance, you really don't. you know what i mean? so he is a special back. and sprowl i don't know much about him but watching him on tape is like watching a madden game. >> brilliant and we have seen that in camp. we have three talented backs. so it is a challenge to test to see how good our defense is. >> meanwhile after leaving the field sunday with a strained nita var ris gooden back on the practice field today. john harbaugh said they are taking a wait and see approach. and determine later in the week if he can go sunday against the

chargers. en had an mri and said nothing was torn in the knee and predicted he would play. gooden will talk about it tomorrow night on coors light silver spotlight. >> kickoff 4:15 eastern time sunday. back to you. >> well we have showers out r free, or i can find it for you at another sears. shipping! (announcer) store to home. there's more ways to shop your way at sears. life. well spent.

>> the rain has arrived. >> yeah. it has. how long will it stick around? we will check back with chief meteorologist vytas reid. >> looks like the showers pushed through the city and now through the county and parts of western and central maryland. but it looks like off-and-on showers plaguing us tomorrow. looking at mostly cloudy skies. maybe a poke of sewen. sun of but high of 69. and 60 percent chance of the showers. tapering off to 20 percent friday. warm up kicking off the weekend. more sunshine saturday and sunday. temperatures in the lower 70s.

so nice pleasant weekend. clouds gather early parts of next week. and maybe more rain tuesday and wednesday. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. and you can be in charge of your own personalized weather forecast. there you go. look at it. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. use the interactive tools to track coming storms down to your own street. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> i was getting all comfortable as i was reading that. but, you know, that was very nice. >> that's all for the "late edition". thanks for joining us. i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. see you tomorrow night. take care. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning