given up 44 points he whole year. offensive line does really well, and running game openssup the passing game. ú% from calvert hall. thomas stewart. >> he takes possession of the prep player of the week award. called aaoe light, provided by aloe grrm on greenspring drive -n timonium. wholesall source for trophies and awards.ú >> and it is time again for the high school game of the week contest. vote for the game you would like to see highlights of by going to foxbaltimore.com and clicking on high school game of the week. maybe you will see your school this fridaa night. here is this week's slate of games for october 15. mossly football. boys' latin vs. spalding in football. wildd lake vs. river hill in football. pikesvilll vs. western tech in football. notre dame prep vs. john carroll in girls soccer. we will announce the winner on thursday night. >> you can see the raw video from each game and the prep player of the week award on our website foxbaltimore.com. now hereeis jeff barnn and jennifer gilbert, with the ""ate

edition". >> messages on voicemail..3 new evidence in the trial of a man accused in the death of his wife, who disappeared five yyars agoo >> it is highway robbery. >> on highways, big bucks they are pulling in for the state. >> bridges that make you nervous. how the bay bridge ranks against the worst in the world. >> live in high definition, from fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello aggin, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. five years after a baltimore county woman disappears her husband is on trial for murder. crime and jjstice reporter joy lepola tells usstonight, today's testimony featured voice mail from the victim's boys friend and ideo from walgreens. >> final images of tracy tetsoo3

before her disappearance in march of 2005. she was expected to attend a motley crue concert that night. voice mails left on her cell phone indicate she never made it. >> you have me seriously seriously worried about you. if you can, please, please call me and tell me you are okay. please, baby. >> christian senate, the man that left that message was involved with tracy. a relationship thaa is pivotal to the state's case. >> for the first time jurors heard testimony rrgarding a possible motive. come to find out tracy tetso was she disappeared. it is an ffair her husband prior.d about three months >> the defense is trying to show tetso's boyfriend may have played a role. witnesses testified even their relationshii was ocky. as tracc was trying to distance herself from him. >> you know, (inaudible).

>> >> before jurors went home tapeed phone conversations between tracy and her estranged %-tracy to go to counseling. but tracy tells him, his obsession to control her had ruined the relationship beyond repair. joy lepola, fox 45 news "llte3 edition". >> tracy tetso's body has never been found but legal experts say a booy is not necesssry to prove a murder was committed. state plans to play morphone conversations between tracy and the defendant tomorrow. >> a school bus fire in the fort mchenry tunnel shuttdown traffic. northbound lanes in the tunnel are closed. this the scene earlier today. people walking out of the tunnel. bus caught fire about 4:30 in the afternoon. and in the left northbound tube. only people on board of the school bus were the driver and an assistant and both escaped unhurt. >> it appears the state iss3 cashing in on speed cameras.

>> latest numbers indicate the cameras are generating bigg3 -ucks..3 millions in revenue, in fact. jeff abbll has the breakdown. >> when it comes to speed cameras, the charles street interchange here along the beltway, is the most ticketed interchange in the state. in act, in 11 months, 65,000 motorists have been cited for speeding along this section of the belttay. state wide, ffur cameras in this state have earned speeders 156,,00 citations state wide. and at $40 a pop, some motorists are calling it highway robbery. >> i think, it speaks to, perhaas, are we paying enough attention to our driving. >> so if it was about safety it would have been done a long time ago. it is about money. >> the state insists this is not about revenuu but safety. and in fact, latest statistics, the state said show that speeds are decreasesing, ii areas where cameras have been used.

in north baltimorr. jeff abell, fox 45 news "late edition". >> okay, here is the questiin of the day..3 were speed cameras legalizeed to make the road safer or to generate revenue? 15 % say safety. 85 % say money. %-but we all know it is about monee. but renee writes f they save one person, they are well worth t. >> baltiiore city school ttachers set to vvte on a new contract this week. but some are petiiioning for a delay. because they say they don't have enough information about the deal they are being offered. the deal would establish new guidelinee, to help teachers move up the pay scale fastee bb eliminating current criteria such as advanced degrees. bbt the contract does not explain how or by whom teachers would be valuated. teachers worry it would benefit newer younger hires as opposed to experienced teachers.

>> we nned to favor teachers that are from baltimore. teachees going to stay here for 20 yearss >> now, in order to to do that, you have to have a masters plus. you will not have to do thaa any more. signed annonline petition to delaa the vote. they are asking for another month and more answers. >> very low lousy moment during the televised debate beeween o'malley and ehrlich. the truth of the matter ii, we have actually created over 33,000 net new jobs. >> the governor said though those are new jobs created since the month of january. four years, the state lost more than 80,000 jobs in maryland. >> ppivate sector job creation during our terr was 100,000 net new jobs. martin o'malley's erm, zero.

>> we are creating jobssnow at -wice the rate of the rest of the nation. and we need to create jobs every single day. >> the governor and former governor will both take part in another televised debate in washington, d.c. set for thursday. and for the latest on election day november 2. just go to foxbaltimore.com, of course, and click on vott 2010 under hot topics. >> we are asking you to step up and fight back tonight. baltimore city police want your holding up severrl convenience ssores in north baltimore. this an robbing three royalht farms stores in north baltimoree he is described as white or hispanic man, 5'2, 140 pounds with several tattoos. >> and each robbery is now getting more and more violent. >> walked behind the camera and got an employee, ggrbbed im by the arm and took him over to the register and made him up it at gunpoint. >> anyone with information is

asked to call the police department robbery unit at (410)662-1456. >> we ant to hear about how you're fighting back against crime. tell us what yoo are doing in your communitt to try to clean up the streets. call this number (410)662-1456. >> scientists say woman that maintain three healthy abbts, -ower the risk of breast cancer3 regardless of family history. these are the habits. ressarchers say women should exercise regularly. maintain a healthy weight. and only drink in moderation. message of a mortgage scam alert campaign in the city residents. homeownership coalition offers %-don't pay fees up be front. do not stop your mortgage payments. to pay foreclosure scammers

instead. do not believe loan or foreclosure guarantees and ccll the maryland help hotline with questions. (877)462-7555. >> but too many members of our community are reaching out to %-to stop.mers, and this needs in addition to the lost tax revenue and decreased public -afety and destabilization of the neighborhood, these foreclosed homes cost the city directly. >> maryland ranks sixth in the country for mortgage fraud in 2009. >> well, it is going to get cooler. meteerologist vytas reid with the latest. >> cooler temperatures cominn this way. nice and warm today. but it shifts as the cold front went through. and temperatures will drop. highs today got into the 80s. 81 in baltimore. 83 in d.c. you caa see the 78 degrees north. but look at the current temperatures. mid to upper 60s. we will continue to see the temperatures cooling, as we go ú%rough the overnight as the cool air settles in from the north..3 and any shower activity on the

ú%ssern shore. rain toward richmond. but it looks like for us, staying dry and looks llke plenty of sunshine for tomorrow. and for the next day planner. 51 degrees. clear skies. for 6 a.m. morning commute. starting out with sunshine. and then looking at sunshine with temperatures only in the3 mid 60. so cooler air tomorrow. but it looks like definitely a beautiful day. tell you about the next chance for rain, and our weekend coming up in the seven day in a bit. >> if you make one wrong move, it is going to cause -- you couud get killed. >> the bay bridge, one of the scariest on earth. where it ranks, in the ridge -hat takes the top spot. >> and here is a live look at the rescue operation in chile. 33 miners rapped for 68 days. more than 2000 feet below underground. a capsule is now on the way up.3 that's what you are seeing, reportedly with thh first of the miners inside.

from 2330 feet bellw ground level. of course we will have th

>> all right. 32 trapped miners in chile couud be spending final hours trapped underground. the reason i think 32 is that miners was just lifted to the surface. he has been reunited with family. that's him. it looks as though he has a wife and a little boy. and they are he ccn at that time tick. he is hugging the chilean president. first miner out of the 33 miners trapped 2300 feet below grrund minutes.e takes 15 to 20capsule. again, it is a huge temperature difference as well. it is about 90 degrees where thoseeguys have been since august, 5 orth or 6th. and it is cold on the surface. each man will be placed in a

special suit. when they are brought up. and they will be attached to monitors for any vital signs, they have been down there for a long time. they want their privacy. they have insisted, once they are all brought up. ride in the rescue shaft. for about 20 minutes to ground this is emotional video. just happened about two, three minutes ago. >> it is an amazing sight. >> well deep water drilling is back in business in the gulf of mexico tonight.ú the white hhuse lifted a drilling moratorium today.3 for a few weeks because newrt permits must be approved. requirements that hhve to be met. >> google is throwing its support behind wind energy. being built onnmaryland's coast. the company is investing $5 billion to help pay forra power cable line from new jersey to virginia.

designed to give electricity from offshore wind farms and homes. >> bay bridge is getting travel and leisure magazine is listed it number ine for scariest bridges on earth. finds some drivers are afraid to drive over the 5-mile span. especially in bad weathhr. the bridge is nearly 200 feet high at the peek. >> you don't want to be on top of that bridge in an ellctric storm. because the lightning hits the bridge, and i close my eyes. which is not the thing to do. but it is scary. >> not going to close your eyes driving over a bridge. number one scariest bridge is in the french alps. >> weather like this make you beach. >> we understand it will cool gg to vytas reid with the latest. >> beautiful conditions out there today.

warm as well. but we will see a cool down coming our way through the next few days. another chance or showers as we get toward the end of the week. hd skycam downtown. we have 63 deggees. ú%ear conditions. winds out of the north at five.ú and humidity levels at 52 %. and almanac page tells the story of the day. we were 81 degrees folks. normallyywe should be at 68. so we are well above where we low this morning, was starting off at 57 degrees. and sun warmed us nicely through the day. no preccpitation to talk about. but we will see he change out there as we go through the night tonight. and tomorrow highs will be back into theerange of what we are used to for this time of year, current temperatures across the region. you can see a cool temperature 48 in cleveland. 52 in pittsburr. looking at 68 in baltimore. and so the cooler air is mooing in behind the frontal bouudary. through the overnight. and so tomorrow, we will see the noticeable change. we haveethe waam air aaead of the front earliee today. that'sswhy we got to enjoy the nice conditions.

but we have cold front extending down from the north. that will continue to bring the cooler temperatures. and it will continue to bring the canadian air down out of michigan, down out of ontario, continuing to press the mild air to the south. warm miid air. so back in to a play of where we should be this time of year. another system builds in from the west giving us the next chanceeof rainn on the future scan, you can see clear ccnditions tonight to tomorrow. and then the next frontal bounddry builds in and draws moistuue from the south. through the mid-atlantic. we could get decent rainfall through the day on thursday. thursday afternoon. thursday night. by friday morning, storms leave us. we have clearing for the weekend. so eastern shore, here is the forrcast. 67 deerees. plenty of sunshine. nortteast wind at five. central portion of the state looking at sunshine.ú temperatures cooler than today. north wind at five. then for the western edge, itt3 see the temperatures on the cool side at 69 degrees. with the sun sticking arouud. real quick look down in the

tropics. hurricane paula, category 2 storm. off the eastern coast of the yucatan peninsula, towardú ú%ncun. track we have to watch. because it is going to make a turn here. over cuba. as a cattgory one. then it will hang just south of bahamas. and rrght now the latest models take you over cuba but it could get caught up ii a wave. watch in a week, if it will us here. and 51 degrees. clear skies. five-day foreccst. it looks like 60s. showers on thursday. then clear up for the weekend. >> pandemonium in belair when big time rush makes a surprise appearance. we will tell you why one of the hottest boy bands came to belair, next. >> ravens las >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok?

just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you.

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called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >> if you are a parent of a young child and they love to watch nickelodeon, chances they know the band big time rush. >> mania took over st.

margaret's school in downtown belair today.ú >> ♪ . >> btr held a contest for every school throughout the u.s. each school sent -- had to send text messages declaring their school spirit. only 10 schools in the country won, including st. margaret's. look at this guy. students here were treated to a concert. and a meet and greet autograph >> look at the cute kids. weeks ravens are savoring this,e one day off for thh week andd3 hooe to keep the good times3 rolling but noo easy. venture into a tougher place to play in thh nfl. that means foxboro to take on the patriots. but last january, the ravens made the stadium their own. in a first round playoff game they basically punched the pats in the mouth winning 33-14.

and they also played them during the regular season, that infamous passer game. they teams know each other very well..3 >> we know these guys pretty well. you know, it is a very good football team. traditionally. have done well, coming off the bye week. that's going to be something we have to factor in. very well coached obviously. tremendously talented. and great quarterback. so have our hands full. >> they will always be one the team's to beat. they always competing.3 and obviously we are glad they don't have randy moss any mmre. but tom brady is a great to pose problems for our defense. but we will correct it, and we will go out there and balance the game. we know it won't be a first quarter knock out. >> we mention that had infamous against braid and the patriots. we have grown used to seeing the

yellow hank keys flying around. penalized team in the nfl. but not this year. john harbaugh is ppeaching discipline. lead the league in penalties coomitted against them. >> whatever the penalties are, or whatever is being called, i think, our approach is keeping mmoing on. as you see, frrm no matter what we are caaled on, it is the next play. people harp on those things. but for us we move along. no matter who we are playing seems like they get the penalties. >> if you play fast and play with attention to detail. as it relates to technique, then you have a chance to, yoo know, play within the rules. not get caught. we have done a good job of that this year. but every week is a new week. i think, put pressure on opponents in some ways to grab us. we have had pressures coming3 thirteen and grabbed us ann got3 -olding penalties as a result. that's a weekly daily proposition. >> the ravensshave nine fewer3

%enalties for 81 less yards than yeer. >> looking at another nice day tomorrow..3 plenty of sunshinee but you will see aceenoticeable change temperature wise. how long the cool will stick around in the seven day. it is up next.

>> final look at the seven-day forecast. for tomorrow. beautiful day. 68 degrees. noticeably cooler thannwwat we hhve been in the 80s. 62 thursday. rain showers moving in off-anddon through the daa. thursday night. and friddy clear up, to the weekend. looking at clearing. with the temperatures in thh 60s. -ut looks like a nice weekend. and then anotherer showing of 70 degrees by early next weekk monday. back to you guys. >> all right vytas that's great. that will do it for the "late %-thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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