>> the braves scored seven runsú in the bottom of the 9th to win that game 10-9-over the reds. now here is jennifer gilbert nd jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> shh was shhved or pushed. >> more bullying inside of a school. got from school leaders and how much it could now cost them. >> speed cameras in theecity. how baltimore is taking technology one step further. >> new fees to fly. airlines that are charging you more, and the only day this summer, when you will get a break. >> we haa a little slip but no -- maybb a few tears but no blood. >> and limbing the monument. why a naval academy tradition was ovee and done with in near record time this year. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv innbaltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition".

>> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jenniffe giibert. new portable speed cameras, they neighborhoods. >> keiih daniels live in northeast baltimore where the cameras have started snapping citations tonight keiih? >> they are putting nem in school zones this is old harford road at hamilton elementary middle school. transportation officials put one of the four portable ccmeras in in fact, crews are here now at this hour collecting today's data. of course these guys cannot talk to us. but we do know that they are collecting data. they will take it back to home and then, of course, they will download all of that information contacted. officials call this area, a hot spot with excessive speeddng. for now, all the portable cameras are in northeast baltimore. they will stay in the area. for about a week before, being moved, to other targeted trouble with fast cars and

school zones are waiting. >> i mean, there are cars coming by aal the iie. not really obeying the speed limits. >> now, we are back err live agaan. where crews have shown up. they have showed up heree and they are collecting this data. today's data, that will go back ú% home base.3 tickets from the portable cameras are $40 with no points on your license. just like the regular cameras. live in northeast baltimore. keith daniels, fox 45 news "latt edition". >> thank you, keith. >> baltimore city may get a bottle tax after all. plan to enact 4-cent fee onnmost beverage containers of water, soda, and beer. the plan would generate more than $10 million. mayor's office said without it, hundreds of city workers would be laid off. but soft drink companies as expected oppose the tax. council voted tonight to hold the bill for a few more weeks to try to figure out the revenues.

>> and student said she was3 shoved down steps and bullying >> kathleen cairns has more on the story you are seeing first on fox. >> it is a $600,000 lawsuit against the county board of education, and 2 school administratorss and it alleges the school system failed to mmintain a safe environment for the 13-year-old girl. the th grader at franklin middle school in reisterstown said she was bullied every day. and it escalated when she was pushed down a flight of stairs and broke her foot. her mother said school administrators ignored her pleas for help. now a lawsuit has been filee. mmccele benbow said school officcals should have protect her daughter from the verbal and physical abuse. >> she was scared and embarrassed. tired of all the anxiety and stress and name calling. supposed to be a afe environment for your child. you know, they don't need to be called namess >> the victim of bullying is now

at home, hoping to be transferred elsewhere. officials with the county say ttey will not comment on any pending litigation. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news >> the fate of slots at arundel mills mall is the focus of a legal battle unfolding today in court. as john rydell reports. arundel county judge is hearing arguments on whether a petition to block slots should be thrown out. >> arundel miils is one of maryland's biggest attractions. but a citizen group said it is no place for slot machines. >> it is just an appropriate place, forget the traffic. it is a family self described familyyfriendly maul. >> so rob wants a zoning law allowing slots at the mall overturned. and he other opponents collected more than enough valid signatures to put the issue on the november ballot. but cordish company has filed suit. it claims the referendum is being funded by the maryland jockey club that still hopes to put slots at laurel park.

suit said the jockey club paid a private company to help collect most of the signatures. and the county election board overlooked fraud in that petition drive. >> we have massive evidence of people being told that they were signing petition for slots. as opposed to repealing a specific zoning siiply attorneys for the maryland jockey club and be citizen group opposing slots at arundel mills are firing back. >> their whole case is built on smoke and mirrors and extrapolations and innuendo. facts are not there. %-expect this case will ultimaty be decided by maryland's court after peels. but the cordish company officials say further delays will not only cost their company money but state taxpayers cigarette state of maryland loses over $1.1 miilion a day, for the educction trust fund, for every day that this issue is being delayed. >> rob ansel lee said voters should have the final say.

>> the opportunity to petition should not be at the core of the democratic process. >> in annapolis,,john rydell, fox 45 news "late edition". >> well, baltimore buuiness icon has died. >> raymonddhasteberg senior passed away, he was best known for his 40 plus years running the park sausage company. under his eadership it beccme one of the largest black owned businesses in the country. he was also one of the tough ski urban league and tonight mayor stephanie rawlings-blake called his death the end of an era. >> in tonight's nees you need to know. 170 new teachers are headed for some baltimore schools. they are coming tt baltimore courtesy of teach for america. now teach for america places some 4500 recent college graduates in rural and intercity school systems, nationwide. and college park will make its

campus more pedestrian friendll this summer. school closing part of the main campus tow ccrs and trucks. only pedestrians, bikers and campus shuttles allowed between m circle and coal field house, restrictions in place from june 19 through august 13. >> and little ccoudy out there today. but the sun came out before setting. >> not too bad. chief meteorologist vytas reid is here to tell us if we have more sunshine tomorrow. vytas? >> beautiful day today. and temperatures were nice. and they will warm up quite a bit through the nexttfew days. on hd radar. you can see few sprinkles in the neighborhood. but for the most part. seeing a few broken clouds. and back northwest, we are seeing clearing take place. and continue to see that through the overnight. 71 in hagerstown. 68 in harrisburg. over in salisbury, looking at 62 degrees. and for tomorrow, it looks like on the next day planner, some clearing out there. that will take place. and by lunch time, around the mid o upper 70s. we coold brush into the lower 80s by the later afternoon

houus. and we will continue to see that deeailed look at the rest of the week.ú coming up. >> thank you, vytas. >> annual naval tradition is less messy this year. >> the goal here is for the plebe class to work together to get one person to the top of the 21-foot tall herndon monument to remove the plebe ap. usually it has been greased in years past. but because of safety reasons they went without the slippery substance this year. in fact, there is talk they may ú% away completely with the tradition altogether.3 >> thelard is missing. i think, it is kind of almost plebes.downer for a lot of the >> tradition is saared. that's the thing in one word. >> tte winner kegan alby made it in two minutes and 5 seconds. he said hh would raaher have had

the greased up monument. >> that oil leak in the gulf. still ahead. the chances that it issstill actually will work. top of the largest mountain on the globe. what he hopes it will inspire other children to do. as the "late edition" continues. >> good news -thanks for coming back out. -sure.

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>> the debate over arizona's immigration law comes to baltimore. surrounded by other members of city council. sharon green middleton announced a resolution to oppose the arizona law, designed tt stop illegal immigrants. >> i feel ttis type of possibility for racialhe profiling. >> black use in baltimore city have an unemployment rate of 49 percent among unskillld labor. who do you think is taking the jobs? so for a black elected official, to come out and say she wants t3 protect the city, no, she is part of the problem. >> middleton said she has the support of several groups. >> u.s. commerce secretary declares a fishing disaster in the states of alabama, louisiana and mississippi because of the oil spill in the gulf. jonathan hunt explains epa

weighs in on the level of contamination down there. >> it is being more than a month and the oil continues to spew. >> my overall reaction was pictures really do not convey it.ú >> tte epa is telling bp to scale back the amount f chemicals it is using to breakup surface oil n the gulf. the comppny's deadline to stop using a chhmical called correct it 9500 past unday epa wants the oil company to focus clean up below the surface. where testing shows sub seed3 the environment.ng no harm on >> they use a lot less, when they do it. down there. than when they do when they spray it on top. >> bp said it does not have a better alteenative for the clean up. as far as shutting downtown leak, bp racing against time launch a top kill operatiin. clog the broken well spewing crude. >> right now, we're -- our

forecast has that happening %-morning.g on ednesday >> in washington, congress is prepaaing to quadruple attacks on oil to pay for future spill clean ups. that's 32 cents on every barrel. and the president is promising to help those affected. >> we are going to be tirelessly in working to do everything ww can to support the commmnity and everybody's livelihood affected in the region. >> this is gulf residents survey the damage. >> it is already in the marsh. -his is oil. %-clean up costs, p agrees to y $500 million for a long-term impact study of the contamination in the gulf. in new york, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> baltimore businessman said he %-in the gulf.x for the problem ceo of chesapeake specialty products showcased what he said could stop the leak. his invention calls for tons of gran lateed sign and steel particles to be quickly forced

down a pipe. then combined with a petroleum epoxy before it hits the well. the end result is a product tougher han cement. >> we have got 4000 tons of material ready to go. it s sitting right here now. it could be at the gulf in two days. >> this technique has already been submited to bp and the federal government for consideration but no word tonight if they plan on using it. >> if you are planning a summer vacation and you need to fly to get ready to pay more. ammrican, delta, continental, uniteed and u.s. aiiways all adding summer travel fees. the fees will range between 10 and $30 a flight. 73 out of the 74 days on the summer schedule will bee3 affected. only day that is not is 4th of july. now iffyou are trying to avoid those father, try jet blue or southwest. so far they are not imposing th3 eetra fees. >> american teenager makee it to

the top of the world tallest mountain. youngest to do so. 13-year-old jordan's climbing team. shows them on the top. he has been climbing since the age of nine. and he said he hopes his passion will encourage other children to be more active as well. >> >> jordan broke the record recently held by a 16-year-old. next on the list,,is to climb one of the tallest mountains in antarctica. >> we have gooo weather coming our way. >> go to chief meteorologist vytas reid with the latest. vytas? beautiful day today. start out with fog. and then cleared off. few puffy clouds out there

through the afternoon hoors. looking at beautiful cumulus cloudss right now mostly cloudy skies at the airport. but several breaks across the area. allowing for the stars to shhw through looking at 70 downtown. winds out of the east at three. aad our humidity levels at 83 ercent. and as far as the temperatures across the state. we could see that we have 70 degrees in d.c. 70 in baltiiore. over in dover, 63 degrees. and 63 in salisbbry. and a little cooler out there on the western edge of the mountains. and garrett county sitting at 59. and our winds are starting to shift. coming out of the southeast. and will continue to see a southerly flow. and that helps our temperatures increase over the next few days. and that will be the bii changing force as we start to -ead into the middle of the3 week. those temperatures will warm up quite a bit. in fact, looking at the warm weather 73 in chicago. 74 indianapolis. where the highs were in the chicago almost 90 together. so there was warm air out there3 that air will continue to shift from the midwest into our area,

as we go through the nexttcouple of days. soul see a jump in the temperatures down the road here. few high thin clouds south of us. but you can see to the north. clearrskies. continue tt enjoy clearing building in. as the showers stay to the southern porttons of virginia and over north carolina. associated with an area of low pressure. over the atlantic. watching that. because there was a chance for that to become our first tropical depression. first named storm potentially. but it looks like the chance lessened from 30 percent chance from the national hurricane center to 20 percent chance. but it doesn't take it totally out of the books. watch for thht as we go through the next couple of days.ú looking at the futtre scan. looks like plenty of sunshine for tomorroww mostly clear skies. a chance for the next sprinkle across the area. late weddesday potentially. aad then a chance for showers down the road. looking at tonight. lookinggat 67 degrees. clear skies developing for tomorroww 81 degrees.unshine. and then your five-day orecast shows 89 on wednesday with a chance of late showers. 88 thurssay with rain

potentially aaout 30 percent chance for thursday and friday out saturday. fabulous weekend ahead. >> no shoes required. still ahead. onnthe "late edition". why musicians were performing barefoot at one symphony in the state of georgia. >> and ra

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>> get this. >> a symphony innatlanta georgia.3 >> ♪ . >> little leonhard bernstein there. teens with the orchestra wanted to do more than wow audiences wwth their westside story music. so they started to ask everyone coming to their performancc to donate shoes that would be given to families less forrunate. to get psyched up for the concert teens rehearsed barefoot. >> we don't want this to be a gimmick or like we are picking fun at them. we want to show we are hhaing compassion. we understand the struggle. and we want to experience it. >> by the end of the performance

100 boxes filled with 2000 >> well, elderly california woman is taking her life ruth shires is not taking old age lying down. 80-year-old went sky diving.3 now besides the thrill of the drop. ruth got butterflies being in tte arm of her young instructor. but she said the dive has been a long time coming. >> day off for the orioles, and they cculd surely use one. after losing the weekend series to the nationals, they have now lost seven out of the last nine. and with the day o speculatioos run rampant about roster moves, manager yell change, ee cetera. as of this hour nothing to report. bun of the roster moves comes in the pitching statute koji seems headed to the dl but this guy said he would be okay. simon injured his hamstring covering first on this play.

he heard a pop. and also said he should be out a couple of days. birds better hope he stays off theedl. closer gonzales and johnson are both on the list. >> meanwhile urhar rawasú examined by dr. wilkens and will be tomorrow. as of right now no mri is scheduled. forearm condition. one ttat routinely sends pitchers to the dlf he goee there, will mark the fourth sta3 on the disabled list snce he signed a two years, $10 million contract prior to last season. birds this season. made just 18 since joining the o's.ú koji said he feels terrible. >> across town. ravens open another mini camp or ata. and 1 member of the new offense is doing campaigning. fullback mcclain wants more touches. ravens leading rusher two seasons ago, he moved back into a more traditional fullback role last season and helped rice rush for 1300 yards. now he has a twitter campaign that suggests he wantt more

carries. it said he is not jokinggand he wants tooplay running back and wants a new contract. and that's why he has not signed his $2.31 million round restricted tender. -nd good news from owen's mills. cornerback washington is on track to be ack on time. his season was cut shorttby a knee injury last year. and today he met with famed sports doctor andrews down n birmingham. and he said washington is recovering nicely from the torn acl. and should be ready in time for training camp. good news in spades for the ravens. last week we saw wee who is coming off acl tear, run, back pedal and cut during ota. keep your fingers crossed. ravens back on the field for day two of ota tomorrow. back to you. >> well get excited. glee, is back for a third season. >> that's a big deal. since they were in the first that means loyal fans will have

new episodes to watch for another two years. season two of glee gets underway tuesdays this fall, right here of course on fox 45. >>

>> final look at the seven-day fooecast. for tomorrow. maybe a little patchy fog. and burns off quickly.

allowing us to see plentt of sunshine in the peanut paste afternoon. 81. 89 wednesday. late shower possible. and thursday and friday 80s remaining with 30 percent chance -or showerssand thunderstorms. but then by saturday, sunday, memorial day, lloking at plenty of sunshine. with temperatures in the lower 80s. >> all right. thank you, vytas. edition. [upbeat whistling] [upbeat whistling continues]

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