what he did that led to this attack. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. young woman is dead tonight. after a drunk driving crash along the eastern shore. >> her parents blame an alcoholic energy drink that is popular on college campus. keith daniels is in talbot county where there is talk of banning the beverage. keith? >>well, the, the drink is called four loko. the woman's name is courtney spurry. nnw we are here in anne and talbot county where friends and family gathered for a candle light vigil. many burnt out now. but some are burning in memory of a young woman they say with a fatal connection to a controversial drink. no it is a cheap fruity tasting alcoholic drink with a punch of nearly five, 12-ounce beers. courtney's parents believe she was driving under the influence

of four loko when she crashed her truck at 4:00 saturday morning. on side michael's road in easton. troopers say the truck crossed the center line, hit two utility poles and then flipped several times. now courtney's parents want the controversial drink ban in maryland. >> because i don't want people going through what i am going through. losing a child. just because of this drink. >> the state of michigan and washington state have already banned the drink. on the eastern shore, keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition." >> earlier tonight we asked you should alcoholic energy drinks be ban? 56% say yes. 44% say no. kevin wrote on facebook. if it makes people and i can causes death then ban t that's right. it is not the drink it is the people drinking too much of it. >> breaking news out of lock

hundred. hour ago man shot in the back. about 14 years old. victim said he was robbed at the wacovia bank in northwest baltimore city. a family member then drove him from the scene, into the county. the teen is now at shock trauma. no word at this hour on his condition. >> 145 million-dollar lawsuit goes to trial. this following the death of a 20-year-old frederick man that was tased by sheriff's deputies. an appeals court handed down the decision this week. the family's worst fear is that the case would be thrown out. next week marks three years since the person died. >> been a long road. want people to look at the lawsuit, the case, as far as money, but they don't see what we are going through as far as losing a child. >> this case will go to trial here in baltimore. the attorney for the family said the trial could be scheduled as early as january. >> the city's police union has

rejected a new contract. that would have given them five more days off, in exchange for a 1.95% pay cut. 95% of union members voted against the proposal. they are still refusing changes to the pension system. the police and fire unions have filed a federal lawsuit against the city, claiming officials under funded the pension, for a decade. and that pension changes violate the contracts. >> on this veteran's day, many people of course take time to country. >> out of blood and sweat, we learned a purpose, sacrifice, tolerance, bravery and discipline. >> a veteran's day ceremony held at the world war ii memorial at ritchie highway in annapolis today. governor o'malley took part. several veterans that were also members of the american legion talked about the significance of this day. >> i think, it helps new veterans understand that their experiences have been shared by

others, in some ways we can help them better adjust to being back into the u.s., back at home, and reentering the communities. >> governor o'malley took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the memorial today. >> president obama's absence, because he is in asia, vice-president joe biden paid tribute to the u.s. troops by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown at arlington national ceremony. >> well bad day for our self esteem. travel and leisure magazine ranked baltimore number two, on its list of america's least attractive people. according to the magazine, only people in memphis are uglier than we are. but you know what? we have a great personality. >> bad day for a passenger aboard of a transit train in

boston. wilkerson attacked by a female transit worker. you can see the uniformed employees, at one point, punching and kicking the guy. people, yeah they stop and watch. and then kind of move on. it all started after wilkerson complained to the woman for giving him bad directions that took him an hour and a half out of the way. that employee has been fired. >> well, very good day for more than 4000 passengers aboard of that stranded cruise ship. finally made it back to dry land. the ship dragged into port in san diego today. the carnival splender spent three days at sea after fire knocked out power. they had no hot food and no hot water. >> new tonight. the mayor's husban gets his car broken into overnight. kent blake's car parked at the mayor's house when someone stole the satellite radio. no signs according to police of forced entry. >> we pretty much the entire

city raising awareness on not leaving items in vehicles, and things like that. easy targets. and especially during the winter months. things like coats and hats. can be taken out of vehicles. >> it was the mayor's husband's personal vehicle. >> another picture perfect fall day..3 >> can we keep the great weather going? chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with tomorrow and the weekend. >> yeah, fabulous conditions out there today. we have a wedge of warm air meandering our direction. which is good news. over the midwest. some highs were in the 70s down over parts of tennessee. down over parts of 10 kentucky and indiana. nice conditions back there. and we are enjoying high pressure. keeping us nice and clear as we look at the radar. scanning over the state. and baltimore. looking at clear conditions for you folks in aberdine, chestertown, glen burnie and eldersburg and westminster, clear conditions through the overnight. now with the clear skies, we will see temperatures fall into the 30s going auto through the overnight. metropolitan areas holding on to mild warm air, downtown

baltimore, mildly cool air, put it at 51 in baltimore. 46 in d.c. 40 in hagerstown. we will see the 30s back in play through the overnight. but short lived because we will warm up again as we go through the day tomorrow. with sunshine. and, i think, you will like the weekend forecast coming up in a bit. >> marylanders are staying closer to home during their vacation period. according to tripadvisor, both 410-307-2020ians take a sta-cation this year. the other two top destination when is they are vacationing is vegas and miami. when asked what impacted plans, airfare, bedbugs, and terrorists. top the list. >> well get ready to pay more for your thanksgiving turkey. higher feed prices cause the cost of turkeys to go up. and making the thanksgiving season stressful for those that run the turkey farms. >> it is getting difficult. it is a tough time for everybody right now. i have to figure out a way that

this farm is sustainable. not only for me, but for the next person that gets it. the >> well this farmer said he has had to rely on income from things like hay rides and corn maizes to keep turkey prices from going sky high. >> wal-mart is trying to cash in on the holiday shopping seaaon. retailer is offering free shipping on 60,000 online items. no minimum purchase is rider. and the deal is good through december 20. return shipping is also free. and items can be returned to your nearest wal-mart store. >> tonight, nissan recalling more than half of a million of its cars. nissan said there are steering and or battery cable concerns. the recall affects frontier pickups, xterra suvs and sentras. no injuries or accidents reeorted. those affect will be contact by nissan to make the necessary repairs very soon.

>> raw emotion from the mother whose daughter committed suicide. what drove the girl to end her life, and the boy that she blames for it all. >> okay, a woman, this woman, skips out on her tab. and police try to head her off. ridiculous weapon that she uses to fight them off. >> a major engineering miitake, in the demolition that went very

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>> a 14-year-old girl in detroit took her own life after classmates bullied her for accusing an older student of rape. we hear, prosecutors dropped criminal charges against the older student because the teen is no longer alive to testify. >> joe takes us back to september two 26.

the day and he 14-year-old samantha kelly met at his home. >> we arranged for her to come over. it was supposed to be a mutual thing between us. we werr supposed to have sex. it happened. but it went too far than it actually did. she said i raped her. but it was a mutual thing. >> consensual or not. because he was 18, and she was 14, the wayne county prosecutor charged him with third-degree criminal sexual conduct. from there, thinns spun out of control. >> it went too far than it actually did. i feel really bad. like she was a friend of mine. and somehow we got separated. i stayed quiet. when we were supposed to sign a piece of aper saying that we would not talk about it. her mom went to the media. >> that piece of paper was a confidentiality agreement. but samantha and her mother contacted fox two because they claim his friends were harassing her at school. news spread after he posted tweets blaming samantha and called her a liar.

that ccuseddstudents to turn on her. torment her, threw things at her. >> if she was getting ridiculed it is not because of me. because of somebody else. >> her family said the bullying got so bad, on monday samantha wrote a note on her wall of the bedroom. dates of the alleged rape and hung herself. >> do you feel at all responsible for what happened to samantha? >> i don't know thousand answer that. i mean, a little bit yeah. i wish she didn't die but i don't feel responsible a lot. parents are the ones responsible. >> i never ever put anything into her head. i encouraged my daughter to say and do as she felt because i believe holding any of that in would have done nothing more but harm. >> even though he clearly admits to having sex with samantha because she is gone and unto be able testify. prosecutors dropped the case. just the sight of him walking

out of court a free man caused samantha's mother tor lose control. >> never been dismissed. my daughter, was forcefully made to have sex, with an 18-year-old, and they won't do anything, even after her death. >> yeah, i am happy that the charges are dropped. but not -- it shouldn't have happened like that. she shouldn't have -- i wish it would have been resolved in a different manner. because her dying over something like that, is just -- is brought tears to my eyes. i was crying. >> amazon.com gets a dose of common sense finally. the pedophiles guide to love and pleasure. is no longer available from

amazon.com. after shopping consumers called for a boycott. okay, we understand the freedom of speech dribble but when there is a guide for abusing our children this has to stop. shame on amazon.com for even considering pedaling this tripe. >> shocking cell phone video shows a high school basketball coach with no sense using a weight lifting belt to hit a player. others players in mississippi, say they have been whipped as well by the coach. the coach is on leave. surprise. some of the parents had the good sense to file a lawsuit against the school district. >> carroll lee of illinois has no sense whatsoever. she faces assault charges after attempting to strike a police officer with a sex toy. apparently she skipped out on the restaurant bill last night. police went to her apt to collect the money. she came back with police call in the report a clear, rigid

pleasure device. officers knocked it away. birdstone arrested but no hard time. >> but could face stiff, stiff penalties. >> enough. i cannot read you just read that. >> i cannot believe she did that to a police officer. we donnt know if she got it back either. >> let's go to weather vytas. great weekend ahead. vytas take it away. >> what is the segway? i am not sure. but anyway. talking about a pretty good weekend. oh, jeff, jeff, jeff. good weekend. it looks like a beautiful day out there today. plenty of sunshine. clear conditions. it looks like we will continue to see clearing conditions through the overnight. making the temperatures drop. get cool. 35 degrees right now. out there at bwi thurgood marshall airport. continue to go cooler around the state. those temperatures will fall. and winds are calm. pretty much across the state. but winds are measuring 3 miles per hour out of the west and humidity levels 82%. our high today 62.

not bad. low 35. this morning. precipitation none to talk about. but rain gets here probably early part of next week. so dry weekend. pretty much for the most part. right now, maryland satellite radar composite. looking at clear skies. few high thin clouds west of oakland out there in garrett county. to the east of us. no cloud cover. that storm pushed off far enough to take the clouds with it. that has been setting up over new england for several days. %-the 40s and 30s. right now in continue to see the temperatures dropping through the overnight. winds will continue to stay out of the northwest, and it looks like we will continue to stay a little bit on the cool side for the morning. but temperatures will continue to go up as we go through the week. 50 degrees right now holding in new york. 51 downtown baltimore. 41 in pittsburg. so you can see the cooler air will settle in through the overnight. so you will need a jacket tonight and tomorrow morning. but as the afternoon progresses, it looks like with high pressure, we will see clear conditions. plenty of sunshine. and it looks ike dry as you see on the future scan. no activity in the form of

precipitation. and into friday, saturday, and then sunday, off to the west you start to see the leading edge of the next system that will be affecting us by early parts of next week. giving us a shot of rain. tonight 35. cool conditions. winds out of the north at five. tonight 59. clear skies. winds outside of the north at five to 10. a beautiful day all and all. closer look at the seven day coming up. >> demolition gone wrong. the aftermath and what caused right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab.

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>> this is the ohio edison power stack. one of the largest in the country. >> not anymore. built in 1927 stack active until operations ended back in 1981. it was set for demolition today. but everything didn't go according to plan. get this.

>> yes, this was supposed to fall the other way. no one was hurt. nearly 4000 people lost power, as you can tell. the company in charge of the deeolition said that an undetected crack on the southside of the tower, which they should have seen. caused it to fall the wrong way. >> the ravens are in prime time tonight.@ first thursday night game of the season in atlanta. both ravens and falcons came in with 6-2 records and a desire to send a message to the rest of the league. here is where it is right now. the ravens have just scored. a touchdown. to go ahead 21-20 late in the fourth quarter. actually, it is tied, they are about to kick the extra point. ravens trail 10-0 at half time. ryan completed 20 passes in the first half for 160 yards and a touchdown. joe flacco only attempted eight throse of in the first half. threw touch two touchdowns since

then. another touchdown but catch is under review. if it stands they are tied at 20 and an extra point away from taking the league. >> to the college game, and ball game in baltimore tonight. don hill and the morgan state bears. hosting south carolina state. bulldogs 15th in the nation. easton was the head official for tonight's game. she is the only female crew chief in the nation in college football. first quarter. south carroll airline state up three. long, throws the wide receiver screen to mcdonald and mcdonald does the rest. look at that. 47 yards to the end. zone. bulldogs on top by -- but bears respond. brown takes the carry from 7 yards out. look at that extra early. touches it. for the touchdown. morgan cuts the lead to three. later in the second quarter. bulldogs with the ball. long, rumble tots right. takes it down the side line for

williams. falls in for six. it gives south carolina state a 17-7 lead. the bears try to answer. but williams a bad throw. richard picks it up off the ground for the costly turnover by morgan state. then following the interception. ashton ordan goes around the end. tiptoes inside of the pylon for the 13-yard touchdown. bulldogs up 24-7 and they beat morgan 32-10. bears fall to 4-6 on the year. >> baseball and the orioles. looks like buc showalter's staff is not complete. one guy who was thought to be in the fold is not. juan samuel is taking another job. sack yell heading north instead. he has accepted an offer to be third base coach for the phillies. along with proceed laosso that moves to first. becoming part of a coaching battery. for the phillies. samuel said a few weeks back said he would join the staff here but they could not get the money worked out.

>> right now. ravens lead it 21-20 with about a minute left in the game. >> it looks like we wil

>> final look at the seven-day forecast it looks like we will see the temperatures pretty nice through the weekend. 59 friday. kicking off the weekend. plenty of sunshine.

back in the lower 60s to mid 60s by sunday. we will not get any rain until early parts of next week. late monday and tuesday. temperatures in the 50s. but definitely the week is a good one to enjoy. in this fall season. back to you. >> thank you, vytas. that will do it for the "late edition." thank you for joining us tonight. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert have a great night. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning