>> rice led in rushing and "late editton". >> i don't know a reason to throw nother $11 million into the pot. >>as city council debates axes and budggt cuts. how they are padding their own pensions. >> does that mean yes or no? >> it means i cannot answer your question, in that form. >> the head of bp in the hot seat tooight..3 tough questions from capitol hill. >> an event nearby, here you can roll down a mountain in an inflatable ball..3 >> and the addiction that is sending more people to the emergency room. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news.

>> hello again, i am jeff barnd3 jennifer is off. -he ffght has been fierce. but tonight the mayor's proposed bottle tax is down the drain. with reaction from the mayor tonight. jeff?3 >>well, the mayor is calling this a win for wealthy lobbyists.ú and insists that city will suffer. tonight the city council rejected the mayor's proposed it was supposed to raise $11 million in revenue. which would restore several ity services and save 70 city jobs. anddtonight many of hose city employees, whose jobs were on the line, came to city hall, to learn their fate. >> i am losing my job. iiam losing my job. all behind them. okay? that'' not right. >> without come tonight, you busiiesses in the food business, which is just as detrimental to the city. >> well, while the city will lose 70 city jobs, thh mayor

said it will also see services like graffiti removal and street sweeping reduced. we're live at city hall. jeff abell, fox 45 news "late edition." >> all right jeff. onto the question of theeday. -s the bottle tax the best option to raising revenue in the city? 41 percent say no. cassandra writes on facebook. yes, his revenue is necessary to get us out of the huge, huge deficit. >> a $121 millioo deficit is not stopping city council members from trying to unddis their pension. under the current plan, elected official retirement benefits go from 2 and a half o 2.8 percent >> you kknw, it is disingenuous, hypocrisy, arrogance even to our members, that the city council is here sitting cutting our benefits and at the same time increasing theirs. >> fire union officials say meebers face a 4 percent increase in contributions,

retirement benefitt, remain at 2 percent for those with more than two decades of service. >> maryland state trooper shoots at a woman that pointed a gun at him in frederick county. woman died. and kathleen cairns reports tonight. some residents wonddr why it3 came down to this. >> there is just one stoplightú in libertytown. and it is on main street. >> quiet nd peaceful. littletown. like mayberry. -> but that image may have been3 shattered eerly thursddy morning wwen police got a 911 call bout a domestic dispute at the home attached to this wood maker store. witnesses ssy an angry oman was ttrowing her husband's possessions on the sidewalk. dean perkins told respondiig officers his wife had one gunú and access to evennmore. >> she hhd drawn a gun on a trooper anddtrooper responddd with gun fire. >>rer ron caperkins retreated

inside and for the next four hours, police surrounded the block. they shot tear gas through the windows and when troopers finally moved in, police say theyyfound mrs. perkins dead from gunshot wounds. with a gun by her side. >> there is no justification in shooting, you know, but everybody knows you don't come to a door, swinging a gun. especially when there are officers involved, or at any time. >> in libertytown, frederick county, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news "late edition". >> arundel couuty police make3 arrests in two incidents overnight. jonathan hunter of severn is charged with second-degree murder and assault. he stabbed a man in a fight. the victim is okay. police also arrested dennis bravo last night. he faces atttmpted murder and assault charges. police responded to a domestic call and found him holding two %-men.knives and chasing two >> 22 people indicted on drug charges in baltimore city.

ú%e defendants are charged with drug ddstribution in the gilmore homes complex in west baltimore. the indictment said they sold crack cocaine, powder cocaine and heroin in the community. >> some of the defendants also face gun charges tonighh. -> police ay two young boys have been arrested for killing a golf course. a witness at the carroll park golf course saw the kids beating the puppy with a tree branch on mmy 16. the dog waa just eight weekss3 old. >> a 50 million-dollar lawsuit against howard county police after a man claims he was beaten. back in april, pollce were called toothis jessup restaurant. afttr a fight broke out. during a memorial for melvin yates father. melvin left when he did not like some of the guests when police stopped him anddbeat him unconscious. >> beat me like that in front of my mother and my sisters, aad other guests.

and they would ot stop. i didn't know what it was for. i meen, i am terrified of the police. >> howard county police say tonnght anninvestigation indeed is underway. action lawsuit against speed cameras in montgomery county. suit alleges that the county was paying their camera contractors on a protected basis. state law prohibits that, buu judge ruled the county is operating the cameras and issuing the tickets, not the contractors. >> a 15-year-olldboy is the latest victim of a hit-and-run.3 tonight the search for a woman 15-year-oll deangelo wiley back home from the hospital after cuts to the mouth. happeeed on liberry heights and granada avenue, one woman stayed wiih the boy until the paramedics arrived. his mother wants to find her to thank her. >> her car was nothing but my baby blood in her car. i didn't get anything from her.

i didn't give her a hug. i said thank you, and she just llke, it is no problem. no problem. thank you, i was here. >> the driver that hit the teenager is still out there. police are looking for black or dark colored beemer, or a merredes. >> fighter jets will be in our region next week. they will be practicing intercepping terrorism. hijacking, drug operations and other distress ffll situations. the command has not announced the exact date. >> and more than 200 bicyclists particiiating in the race across america are expected to start arriving tomorrow. ocean side california earller this month. >> targets is recalling 100,000 %-because the buckles contain levels of lead. high levels of lead. two types being recalled are the

girls belts. youucan rern to target for a full refund. >> the father's day weekend is what's the deal with the weather? what's the deal with the fooecast.3 >> kind of. ú%ry nice. >> scared the heck out of me.ú >> there you go. >> you are very deep my friend. >> talking about what is gging on. we are seeeng changes coming. it was pleasant out there today. ppenty of sunshine. nice and mild aad warm temperatures. but we will see things changing intt the week. clear skies on radar. ú%mperattres in baltimore, 73 degrees. 76 ii d.c. on the eastern shore, salisbury at 73. and we we have a northeast wind right now. north-northeast wind shifting out of the south as we go to saturday. that will bring up heat and humidity. so what we will see for tomorrow to kick off the weekend. start out with clear skies. ú%%-riiht aaound 83 for lunch t. and then we will see the temperatures maybe ii the mid to upper 80s to round out the

hotter. welcome back the 90s. hoe you how long they will stiik around coming up in thh father's day forecast in a bit. >> did you manage the risk properly? >> i set the tone from the top. >> the head of bp grilled on capitol hill. the tough questions and his messaae, to the american people. >> botox is known to freeze your face. but how it could also affect and freeze your emotions. and the

>> breaking news out of northeast baltimore. police are currently at the scene of a shooting on spring wood avenue. a woman shot in the chest. no word on her condition at this hour. ú%lice had to call for backup units because of the crowds. we have a crew on theeway to the scene now. of course, we will have much more tomorrow on fox 45 news morning news. >> bp on thh sheet on capitol hill today. oil company ceo tony hayward sat bbfore outraged members of congress today. blasted for bp's many unsuccessful attempts to plug the leak in the ulf of mexico, a mile down from the surface. he was alss burned on a comment he recently made saying quooe, >> mr. haywwrd, i am sure you will get your life back and with a golden parachute back to england. but we, in america, are left with the terrible consequences of bp's recreckless disregard for safety. >> i want to speakkdirectly to the people that live and work in

the gulf region. i now that this incident has had a profound impact on your lives, and, of course, great turmoil and i regret that. >> they agreed to create a $20 billionnvictim compensation fund. >> while the grilling continues in washington, oil continues gushing into the gulf of mexico. this is a live feed from the bp camera. not good news here. the company said it is up to 20,000-barrels of crude a day now and will increase the rate to 60,000-barrels a day by mid july. >> and protect maritime jobs law has come under ffre. critics say it is keeping ships that could help with the molly reports, the man in charge paints different picture. >> what are needed most in the gulf right now according to incident commander alan are skimmers, stand alone ships

-ucking up oil. >> need ttem wherever we can get them. and we want them wherever they are available. >> even overseas. and he said the 1920 jones act %-the jones act designed to protect shipping and maritimm union jobb requires thht ships carrying goods between u.s. americans.wned and crude by two days ago admiral alan said process and now this. >> no one as come for the waver. >> but some that wanted the administration to do this mooths ago said the word has to come from the top. >> the president has to clearly aaunsuatt he would wave the process we would take help from whomever, who wants to give to us. >> ccngressman said some ships from mexico, canada, belgium cannot eep because of the jones ac. but admiral alaa counters there are, at least, 15 foreign flag ships involved. aathough an internattonal waters -ear the oil leak. one maritime experted the law

allows internationalloil spill vessels toomove into the waters %-not ll ships would qualify.ut >> bring in oil tankers to store, the oil in, foreegn flag oil tankers, there would need to be a waver for them. >> lawmaaers are trying to put help. >> we should be asking everybody in the world, whether it is canada, or norway, or other countries, that have deep water off the continental shelf drilling operations, to put their very best efforts forward. >> the congressman insists otheú countriis will noo volunteer ships if there is a drawn out but admiral alan said that anything that falls under the jones act will be hurried through the procedure. in washington, fox news. >> a key promise in the health reform passage could be broken

now. president obama said unner the new plan, ppople that want to be able to. but the white house now admits up to 80 percent of small ú%large businesses, may have to give up the plans hey already already today withii the next three years. >>have to go out and search for more expensive plans. or consider the possibility of getting rid of coverage altogether. >> ew rules announced this week say any ealth plan that makes significant changes loses its grandfather staaus..3 and triggers new government regulations. >> fda panel bax a new morning-after pill. made in a french pharmaceutical firm. the pill reduces the hance of pregnancy for up to five days after sex. the positive recommendation rom the panel moves the pill one step closer now to the u.s. market. already approved in europe.

>> new research indicates botoxú can not only freeze your face but paralyze your emotions. fairly expressions appear to play a rooe in how emotions develop and researchers say if the face cannot move, there is %-thuu influencing how a person can feel. >> and prescription drug abuse is leading to more er visitation. cdc statistics shhw aye abuse oo pain pills specifically increase by more han 111 percent. researchers ay this is a significant public health concern because it is affecting men, women, and children. >> a very hot father's day weekend approaching. quiccly, lets get back to daddy vytas reid. vytas? >> daddy reid. that's right. we are looking at hot temperatures oming our way. and we will continue to see that heat wavv moving in. and it looks quiet out there right now. talking about hd skycam downtown baltimore. relativvly quiet conditions. sitting at 75 degrees.

winds out of the north-northeast at nine. our humidity levels are 50 percent.3 comfortable night for an evening wall or whatever you likk to do. but crack open windows anddfeel comfortable overnight. for the most part, on the central portion f the state. seeing the temperatures in the low to mid 70s. back to the west. cooler. looking at 55 degrees out there in oakland. and western maryland. big picture. we can see that we have mainly clear skiis out there. keeping us on the veryhwest flow comfortable side of things. it will shift. and move off to the east. when it does that, we will seee3 southwest that wwll continue to remain with temperatures going up. and alss more humidity in play across the rea.ú so here is how it happens on the future scan. high pressure will continue to keep us nice and clear for of sunshine. bbt on the back edge of that, as the high shifts east. we will start to see some of the warmer air bbild in on the back3 edge of the area of high pressure. so temperatures will continue to increase across the area.

%-that warm aar build in through saturday. into sunddy. and we have a little trough that will move through. weather disturbance that could create a lift in the atmosphere. with the heat and hhmidity. so slight chance of a stray shower, late afternoon saturday. ffr the moss part not much chance of moisture out of this. because of dry air on the other pressure..3 from one high to the next. so it looks like we will see mainly dry conditions through the weekend. >> 70 degrees tonight. looking aa clear conditions. north-northwest win at five. and then tomorrow,,lookiig at plenty of sunshine. around 88 for the high. if you are heading out to the beach. taking dad out there. looking at friday, saturday, sunday, deccnt out there at ocean city. looking at 77 degrees on friday. about 88 on sunday. -nd only about 20 percent chance for a stray shower on sunday. your five-day fooecast here shows 90 degrees on saturday. clear skies. sunday 94 with a 20 ercent chance for a sprinkle.

then monday, tuesday, still hot. look at monday. 96 degrees possibly. around the central portion of back to you. a healthier body weight.

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but one nearby ski ressrt is oppnn get this. ski round top in lewis barry pennsylvania is one of theeonly places in the u.s. with the ogo ball. huge inflatable ball where you are strapped inside, then you roll down the mountain side. but this father's day weekknd, dads that chow down on labels full of moldy cheese whiz can go for free. >> day off for the orioles in a very nice place to sppnd the day off. san diego. tomorrow night the birds and padres open up tth series at petgo park. just 3-9 since samuel took ovee as manager. and they are 18 and 48 record is

markakis quoted assaying guys go flight without a clue. ssmuel agrees, that the batts or the lack thereof are a major problem. >> we have not been driving in big, big runs. i think, guys in those situations are trying so hard. -nd instead of being relaxed. i think we are taking too many %-instead of -- you know sometis -ou have to practice there. but we hhve to make contact. >> to the ravens. with ed reed and nakamura off injuries there is a need for depth at the safety position. today took a step toward addressing the need. they signed a veteran, hamlin, formerly with the coy boys. pick of the seahawks in 2002 and in 2007 named prr bowl after 102 tackle, five interception season for the cowboys,.

greece, still looking for its first world cup win and it is history. taking on igeria. 16th minute. nigeria with the free kick. gets help from the countrr man to screen the kkeper, as it bounces in for the opening score. nigeria up. and 33rd minute. greece gets a break. nigeria kicks, earning a red card. nigeria will be down a man. for thh next 58 minutes. 44th minute. hiitory made. they kick it off the nigerian defender and in for greece'' first evvr world cup goaling to the game at one. 71st minute. 1-1. %-keeper gives up a juicy rebou. they knock it in. greece wins the first world cup %-2-1.in history. >> the united ssatessplays the seeond match tomorrowwat 10 a.m. against

>> it looks like we will see a decent weekend. but hottone. 88 degrees friday with plentyyof sunshine. saturday 91 degrees.3 mostly sunny skies. sunday a little trough will go through. about 20 percent chance for a stray pop-up shower..3 but 94, hot, father's day. then monday, 96 degrres.

kicking off theewwrk week. hold onto the 0s for tuesday, wednesddy, thursday. each day with daily heating. instability. showers and thunderstorms. back to you. >> thank you, vytas. that does it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us tonight. i am jeff barnd. we will see you tomorrow night.ú take care. real time ccooed captioning provided by u.s. captioning