loyola new ridley athletic complex. here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> pulled something out of his pocket. and then my son thought it was a knife. >> off duty altercation. leaves a police officer with a very serious injury. what the suspect's family is saying tonight. >> the chaos on wall street. the mystery surrounding a record sell off. >> and vitamin d. when you take it, could make a huge difference. the reason why is coming up. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. off duty baltimore city police officer is attacked while driving home in harford county. >> investigators are calling it a hate crime. karen parks is live at police headquarters with more on the incident. karen? >> jennifer and jeff.

the officer said he was a victim of a hate crime. but the suspect's family tell a different story. charging documents say around 2:30 this morning, detective germane cook was driving near his job to home. while at a stop sign he was confronted by 20-year-old james kimble that yelled at him for speeding. the two argued. and he is accused of hitting the officer in the face with a glass mug. during the argument, officials say kimball used racial slurs and threaten to hang detective cook. police are calling it a hate crime. suspect's family said it was self defense. >> they were going chest to chest for awhile. and then he pulled something out of the pocket. and then my son thought it was a knife. and was trying to defend himself. >> it was not a hate crime. >> police did not recover a knife. and say the suspect was intoxicated and that his cuts were the result of broken glass,

and he has been charged with first degree assault and hate crime. meantime detective cook is out of surgery. no word on how much, if any, eye sight was lost. reporting live at city police headquarters. karen parks, fox 45 news "late edition". >> developing story in baltimore city tonight. a woman's body found this afternoon in the 3200 block of the alameda. homicide detectives are investigating. for now it is considered a suspicious death. >> harford county sheriff's deputies looking for more possible victims of a suspected peeping-tom. david jones lives in jarretsville. he is charged with production of child pornography and sexual abuse of a minor. deputies arrested jones last month for videotaping a neighbor's teenage daughter through a window. investigators searched joan's home and found several videos of other girls, some of them in their bedrooms and showers. all of this is shocking news for neighbors. >> you know, you trust your

neighbors. your area where you live. and you know, so it is just kind of disappointing that they are your neighbors or people in your community that stoop to that level. >> jones is in jail tonight on $500,000 bond. >> 46-year-old woman is extraditeed and charged in the murder of a dc middle school principal. charged with threat and fraud after using the victim's credit cards. three stoogesers charged with the murder have lengthy criminal pasts. under the care apparently of this district's youth rehabilitation services. but were unaccounted for at the time brian betts was murdered back on april 15. 32-year-old charles martin is found guilty of trying to murder his girlfriend, martin was married. when his girlfriend became pregnant. and prosecutors claim that led him to shoot her. jodi is now paralyzed. her baby did not survive. >> there are questions tonight whether warning signs were

overlooked. surrounding the death of yeardley love. it turns out accused killer george huguely was tasered in lexington virginia two years ago, during the arrest for public intoxication and resisting arrest. and the officer claims huguely threatened to kill her. the incident is putting administrators at the university of virginia on the defensive. they insist they never knew about his criminal record until now. >> i was startled to learn that there was no notification system. either through police department. or dean to dean. that exists in a formal fashion. that's not granular that's a hole to drive a truck through. >> huguely was also arrested in florida three-years ago for illegally possessing alcohol. >> well a viewing for yeardley love will be held tomorrow from 2:00 to 4:00 and seven to nine at the ruck's funeral home in towson. and a memorial contributions can be sent to the yard lee love memorial fund set up by notre

dame prep or yeardley love women's lacrosse scholarship fund for the virginia athletic foundation. information can be found @foxbaltimore.com. >> the state of maryland could soon join a battle over free speech. joy lepola tells us tonight the state is being asked to weigh-in on a church spreading messages of hate. >> in 2007, mathew snyder was killed in the war in iraq. at his funeral in maryland, the westboro baptist church of kansas protested. lined the streets with signs claiming american death were god's punishment for america's tolerance of gays. snyder's father sueed the church and won. but an appeals court reversed the decision and ordered al snide tore pay the church's legal fees. the case is now going to the supreme court. and snyder is asking maryland's attorney general to write a brief, supporting its case. >> i have faith in the american justice system. and, i think,, i will have the

final out. >> american attorney general doug gansler's office released a statement saying it supports, quote, legal arguments made by the fallen soldier's family in the case. and it will review the request quote with an eye to joining what we fully expect to be persuasive and compelling arguments for the supreme court to reverse the decision. joy lepola, fox 45 news "late edition". >> that brings us now to the question of the day. should the maryland attorney general support the legal battle against the westboro baptist church? 89 percent say yes. 11 percent say no. mary beth writes on facebook tonight. i am all for free speech but i am sure our fore fathers wanted families to be able to grieve without interruption from hate mong gering protestors. but stephen writes, keep all protestors 1000 yards from all cemeteries. >> there is a new choice when it comes to appliances. and electronics, in the baltimore area.

hh greg is opening six locations around the region. they will be located in several cities. most of them are going into buildings left vacant when circuit city went out of business. the new stores bring 300 new jobs to the baltimore region. >> gm is recalling 160,000 hummer h 3's here in the u.s. it includes you model years 2006 through 2010. the auto maker said the hood on the truck can detach. while driving. if your vehicle is affected you will get a letter in the mail with instructions to call your dealer to arrange a repair. hummer owners can call (866)486-6376. for more information. >> tonight a warning about a sudden increase in ticks in the state of maryland. the warm weather and record setting rain help to bolster the tick population. ú%er ticks are the size of a pinpoint. and it takes just a single bite

to transmit lyme disease. symptoms are fever, headache, fatigue and depression. health experts say early detection is key. >> it is thought that the outcome is much better when the disease is diagnosed early, and the treatment is initiated early. so right now the best hope is to educate people about what it looks like and when to see their doctor because that's our best intervention right now. >> ticks are mainly found in wooded regions or high grasses. if you are bitten by a tick, experts say there is a one in 50 chance that you will indeed develop lyme disease. for more information go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> when you take a vitamin d supplement might determine how well your body use it. researchers looked at 17 patients with vitamin d deficiencies and found those that took supplements with their biggest meal of the day, benefitted the most. the vitamin in their blood boosted by as much as 56 percent over a three month period. >> most of the us cannot get enough of the great weather.

>> i am walking on sunshine. and don't it feel good. go now to vytas reid with the latest. >> man, what year did that come out? that song. >> year i was born, i believe,. >> yeah, i bet. >> hey, hey, hey. >> anyway. that's a good question. great song. anyway, here is what it looks like out there right now. relatively quiet conditions. and we scan the skies with hd radar. nothing is going on right now. quiet. and it looks like the temperatures are sitting at comfortable 71 downtown baltimore. outlying areas in the mid 60s. across the bay, you folks in the mid 60s as well. dc at 70. and it looks like setting up for a decent day to kick off the weekend. overnight down to 58 degrees. 60 for the morning rush hour commute w sunshine. and plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. lunch time at 74. ani will show you the chance for some showers possibly saturday but will they stick around for mother's day. that answer in the seven day. coming up. >> anything that we believe has the ability to affect the global

economic recovery is and should be a concern to this country. >> greece's debt crisis affecting the global economy, whether the money problems caused today's chaos on wall street. >> we had to turn our t-shirts inside out. and then go back to class. >> american fight on sink sing causes a lot

>> chaos on wall street today n a matter of minutes the dow dropped nearly 1000 points. what caused the panic? some say trader error. others fear fallout from greece financial crisis. we hear tonight, many are concerned u.s. tax dollars will fund another bailout. >> the greek capital. (inaudible) >> the white house however, was reluctant to connect the dots. >> let me go find out. you guys have, i will bring my computer. >> affidavit market closed the slide was traced at least in part to a trader error. it had occurred while gibbs was at the podium but he said the president has been closely

following the greece debt crisis for some time. >> anything that we believe has the ability to affect the global economic recovery is and should be a concern to this country. >> earlier germany's chancellor warned the greek debt default would push other countries over the edge. >> this is about nothing less than the future of europe. >> but leaders of the house republican conference weary of government bailouts fall on the obama administration not to provide u.s. aid. >> in the last two years, you see where we have bailed out wall street and gm and chrysler, and fannie mae and fanny mac. >> and now greece..3 >> they sent a letter to treasury secretary timothy geithner warning, a greek bailout today will encourage larger countries such as spain and italy to get in line for american tax dollars tomorrow. at issue is the u.s. share of a $39 billion loan from the international monetary fund

about 7 or $8 billion. today's demonstration in athens followed protests wednesday that left three dead. and prime minister vowed they will not stop the awe stare temeasures. >> either we vote and implement the deal or we condemn greece to bankrupt. >> sunday they vote on the greek loan package. europeans providing another $106 billion on their own, that makes the u.s. share of the total deal about 5 and a half percent. president has applauded the deal in a phone call to the greek prime minister, but it is a measure of how unpopular bailouts are that publicly all the aids say this is an important thing for europe to work through at the white house. fox news. >> the bp oil leak in the gulf, may forever change the offshore drilling industry around the globe. so far the interior department is indefinitely canceling hearings on the proposed sale of gas and oil leases off the coast

of the virginia. virginia governor, however, remains committed to making virginia the first eastcoast state to explore offshore resources. >> for now capping the leak is priority number one. today the massive containment box has been taken to the sight of the busted well. and tonight crews are starting to lower it to the gulf floor. there is no guarantee that will even work. since it has never been done before. >> national day of prayer went on today as scheduled. but not without controversy. last month the federal court judge declared the government sanction dane constitutional but with a ruling on appeal, white house issued an official prox clamation of support. and events went on as usual, like in years past. in washington d.c. >> five northern california teenagers are threatened with suspension after wearing american flag shirts to school, on cinco de mayo. the students say they were told they cannot wear the shirts by the assistant principal. chose to go home from school early rather than take them off. now facing unexcused absences.

>> he said if you wear it on any other day it is fine but because of today you cannot wear it. exactly words. >> did he give a reason why you should not wear it? >> because it was a mexican day, so honor them. >> the boys say it was unfair, because some students were wearing mexican colors, they wanted to show their american pride. >> we have great weather all this week and hoping a little bit of it sticks around for the weekend. >> mentioning walking on sunshine. made by katrina and the waves way back when in 1985. two years after i was born. check back with vytas reid. with the latest. vytas, what do you say? >> great song. plenty of sunshine kicking off the weekend. good day, kind of like what we saw today. hd skycam shows clear conditions. 66 degrees. winds are calm. humidity levels at 36 percent. and as far as our radar, you can see nothing going on. we have a few high thin clouds working out of the southern tip of the state. even pop-up shower there.

as you went further south, northern portions of north carolina and southern virginia. there were some thunderstorms that popped up along the frontal boundary. but nothing around here. we stay dry through pretty much most of the day. looking at 71 degrees in baltimore. 70 in d.c. 65 in hagerstown. a little cooler on the western edge of the mountains in garrett county at 52. eastern shore, you folks sitting in the mid 60s. feeling good right now. as we go into the overnight. temperatures drop a few more degrees. and it looks like we will set up for a nice day with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. but cooler air pocketed back northwest of us. look at temperatures right now at 47 in chicago. and 63 in indianapolis. and we have 58 in cleveland. and it looks like we will continue to see temperatures cooling down as anotherp front heads our way toward saturday afternoon and saturday evening. clear skies right now. over the region. but you can see northwest. this is the next system gathering strength. over parts of wisconsin and iowa and illinois and michigan. that activity will slowly slip into our area as we go into late afternoon saturday.

and then by sun day the good news, is that it will be gone. timing future scan here. you can see one front moved through. high pressure dry for tomorrow. more warm air builds in from the southwest. and the warmest air probably will not arrive in time for saturday afternoon. because this is it by the morning hours. into the afternoon, the cold front pushes through. gives us a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. and breezy conditions behind that. and sun breaks out for sunday. so it looks like a beautiful sunday on tap. with cooler temperatures. with breezy conditions. so looking at 58 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 10-to-15 tonight. and then for tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. around 78 for downtown. and looks like a beautiful day. and then your five-day forecast shows saturday 20 percent to 30 percent chance of stray showers. so guarantee of rain, but better chance we will not. with temperatures at 78. behind the front, temperatures drop. 64 sunday. breezy mother's day. and monday, 67 degrees. and then looking at the next chance for showers on tuesday. back to you.

>> charles street rivalry is renewed saturday as loyola hosts johns hopkins with the possible

>> after getting swept three games, the orioles were for the sorry to put yankee stadium behind them. but things did not figure to get better any time soon. tonight they opened up a three game series against the minnesota twins. owners of the second best record in the major leagues. orioles making the first ever trip to the brand new target field. in downtown minneapolis. top of the second. no score. ta has ta on first. wigginnon cranks one to deep left. that reaches the seat for the two run home run. team leading 10 the of the season. and orioles lead. burgeson, in a jam bottom of the third. as you can see right there. bases loaded. two outs. facing the dangerous kadire. hits one to center. but jones makes the catch in front of the warning track to end the inning. starter settled down. facing jones gets him on the

check string. bottom of the seventh. still 2-0 o's. oman replaced burgeson, bases load for toma. oman strikes them out. and bottom of the eighth. koji makes his first appearance of the season, in a relief role and koji looks sharp. strikes out ramos on the swing. scoreless eighth inning for koji. bottom of the 9th. 2-0. simon looks for the third save of the year. span at the plate. and gets him to ground at third. diamond for the final out. orioles blank the twins, 2-0. time of the game, two hours and 17 minutes. >> this is the final weekend of the lacrosse regular season and ncaa tournament selection sunday night. for two baltimore schools it has come down to do-or-die.

loyola and hopkins play each other, saturday afternoon. both desperate o grab an ncaa berth. loyola comes in 8th in the nation. and lost in the ecac tournament to denver that got the automatic bid. hopkins on the other hand struggled all year. and is in danger of missing the tournament for the first time since 1971. something has to give on saturday. >> every year it comes down to this game. you know, it is a great rivalry that we have established with johns hopkins. and you know, again, it will come down to having meaning at the end of the season for both johns hopkins and loyola. >> i think, more importantly right now, than the rivalry is where both teams are. i know for us, it is do-or-die mathematically. if we do not win we cannot be considered if we do we have every right to be considered. >> the charles street rivalry will be renewed saturday at noon at loyola new ridley athletic complex. back to you. >>

>> final look at that seven-day forecast for tomorrow. starting off the weekend nice. plenty of sunshine. 78 degrees. and then on saturday, only about 20-to 30 percent chance for a stray passing shower as the next front pushes through. we will see temperatures probably getting up to 78, once again. but s the evening settles in, the temperatures fall and it will get breezy behind the front. sunday looking at around 64. with sunshine. for mother's day. so looks like a great day to be

outside and enjoy. monday looking at 67 degrees. and then the next chance for showers will probably work in tuesday, wednesday, thursday. but it looks like a great sunday for mother's day. back to you guys. >> thank you, vytas. >> that's all for the "late edition", thanks for joining us. i am jennifer gilbert. >> you are off for the next two days. have a happy mother's day. i am jeff barnd. see you tomorrow night. i will not celebrate mother's day, in my honor anyway. ]

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