the veterans report to training camp in westminster on july 28. here is jeff barnd and karen parks witt the "lateeeddtion". how temperatures will climb to -angerous levelssagain this weekend. %-the impact of today's ruling y anne arundee county judge. >> and animal abuse. what happened to this cat and her five kittenn. >> and still fit at 95 years of age. the tracking secret of this senior citizen. >> live in high definition, from

wwff tv in baltimore. this is ffx 45 news "late edition". %->> and i am karen parks.barnd. this intense summmr heat has turned dead. >> maryland department of healt3 said three peoppe have died because of the heat. two senior citizens in baltimore county, one senior citizen in today the heat ept crowds at the inner harbour, temperatures in baltimore city, again toped 90 degrees. it has topped 90 every day this week. and climbed overr100 degrees yesterddy. which makes the elderll he especially vulnerable. >> eople tend to underrstimaae how quickll they can dehydrate.3 big thing. and esseccally in, you know, like i said in extreme ages. we need to be more diligent about keeping ourselves hydrated. threatening condition. symptoms include hot red skin.ú faanting. %-breathing.ak pulse and shallo3 move the person to a cool place

and immediately call 911. for more information on on heat related illnesses go to our foxbaltimore.com westboond/news links. and we're looking at a danggeously hot weekend. meteorologisttemily grassy is here to tell us hoo hot it will be. >> danggeous this weekend. %-tomorrow. alert in fake for we have haddseveral of those issued lately. and tomorrow and posssbly sunday as well. are going toobe dangerous days -or air quality. we are nnt seeing his evening any rain. we will not sse any for 12 hours or so on the raddr. we have a chhnce of some isolated ssorms tomorrow afternoon, as well as sunday afternoon. and thee again, we will be %-83 right nowwin baltimore. and cooling down in salisbury, 73 degrees at this hour. now now over the next 12 hours. see a change in temperature. we will droppdown to the upper 60s, overnight tonight tomorrow afternooo, high

temperatures innthe 90s again. and isolated storm is possible. there is a cool down in our long-term fooecast. i will tell when you it happens, coming up. >> emily, thank you. >> the heat wave is really tough on people that work outside. in the loch raven region, postaa carrier david vans fills up n water as e makes rounds. four months ago, during the snow ssorms, we found him bravely battling the cold. %-now it is the heat. >> ii is just scorching in my arms. sweating, and i will be drippin3 and sweating on the mail. wear an extra shirt under here absorb some of the sweatt and by the end of the day i am totally soaking wet. >> this mailman fought in3 afghanistan. and said hat it is hotter here thaa it was in afghanistan. >> and it will, however, get cooler. get into the 80s we're told. ongoing her red ssuggy.

15 minutes to tell uu when ttat happens. >> breaking news out of arundel county. pedeetrian hit by a car and police are looking for the driver of the car that hit him. it happened near crain highwayú and hospital drive in glen burnie 10:30 this evening. man taken to shock trauma. no word on his condition. >> and there is breaking news firefighter was injured trying to puttout a fire. this firr, near gilmore and west lexington streets in southwest baltimmre. start bad 6:40 this evening.ú fire brought under control. but ooe firrfighter received second-degree burns to the face3 burns are not considered life threatening. >> new tonight in arundel county judge strikes down a petttion against slots at arundel mills ú%ll. got enough signatures to put the issue to a bbllot. and come november.

court challenging the signatures. but the judge ruled voters cannot put issue on the ballot because it is a state wide budget issue. >> family and friends are remembering a baltimore father of four. killed on father's day. auto 53-year-old daniel pane walking to the store sunday morning to play the lottery when shot in the chest near his winchester avenue home. tooight the loved ones held a candlelight vigil near the spot where he was killed. and his wife said he was a harr working an that loved his family. she is now desperate to find the killer. >> you cannot magine somebody walking out of the house, don't come back home. >> police do not have a motive in pann's murder. pane was one of three peoplee3 killed last weekend. >> one simple phone call can ú%ke all the difference in the ú%rld. opening up the fugitive files tonight hoping you can put three joy leppla standing by live at the warrant apprehensson task

force headquarters latest on the three suspects we are looking for. joy, what can you tell uss %-that detectives are wwrking l3 hoping you will pick up your whereabouts of the fugitives we are profiling.3 keep in mind the smallest bit of information can lead to a big bust. again, 410-637-8970. your information could be worth moneyyas well. here is a look at tte three men. we have duane thompson wanted for murder. i have 5'5. weighs 160. and 27-year-old aaron terrell wwnted for murder. he is 5'7. anddweighs 165. and 32-year-old jarel brown wanted for shooting a man of 5'10. and weighs 10. if you have the information on the whereabouts of thh suspectt, call s here. it is a safe way for yyu to get involved. we won'' be asking you any perssnal information.

such as your name or address, oú your phone number. we just want information on the whereabouts of the individuals, and, again, that information could net you some money. the number here 410-637-8970. after tonight, you can call 1--66-7-lockup. crime stoppers. or go to foxbaltimore.com nd click on fugitive files. i am joy lepola..3 , reporting live from the warrant apprehension task force tonight fox 45 news "late edition". >> another case of animal abusee the mother is currently at everhaat animal hospital getting treatment for the injuries. ú%ty poliie say the cat and litter wwrr pelted with rocks by neighborhood kids. but she does have neurological damage affecting hhr movement -nd behavior. >> you knoww if everything goes well shh would be availaale for adoption, possibly fosterrng wiih her family depending on the outcome of the exxent we have tú deal with at everhart.

>> owner gave the animals to bark because she cannot afford the bills. >> skinny sewage amount of ka %-racketeering because of this video. producer of the video as sentenced tt 4 years. baltimore county police arrest the man for the murder of this woman. police went to the dundalk home of less lee rasmussen two weeks ago after reports of a so-called hearttattack. -ut medical examiners say she was murdered. robert buck f catonsville waas3 arrested. police say he confessed too3 killing her. >> the state of maryland spends electric cars like chevy wolor will hit the roadways. state will use $500,000 to build 64 charging stations in the city and along 95. other 00 graad goes to truck stops. diesel engines while parred.

>> we asked you early he toniggt at 5:30 should public money be useedto pay for electric car chhrging stations in baltimore. 13 percent say yes. 87 percent say no. nat writes on our website. it has to starttsomewhere.úevenp - private charge station. but, tammy writes onnfacebook. no, i am sick of my tax money being spent on things that will peoole. let the builders of the cars open up the stations. us what you think. sound off through facebook. send us a tweet@foxbaltimoree text yoor answer to 45203. you can eeter ox 45 a foo yes. fox 45 b for no. >> you need to know about a huge recall on cereal. kelloggs is recalling 28,000,000 boxes of corn pops, honey smack, fruit loops and apple jacks. strange flavvr and smell coming from the liners. company received about 20

complaints, including fivv from people that said it made thee sick. for a detailed list on the recall. you can go to3 foxbaltimore.com/news liiks. that less handed users of the i-phoneemay have trouble making calls. yesterday we reported that if you hold the i-phone 4 a certain way in your left hand signal quality drops dramatically. apple said all cell phones suffer from problems like this. and company said do not hold the phone like that, or buy a case. apple sells one for $30. >> doctors do ot believe his age, or the workoutthe puts himself through. his ordeal is coming up later late edition. >> here is a live looo at the oil leak ii the gulf of m [ male announcer ] your tv is starting to feel nervous. it heard what happened to the vcr and the cassette player. and the answering machine.

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>> people that livv and work n baltimore city will sooo pay3 more for their time in the city. city is trying to find enough %-budget shortfall.$121 million city council passed several tax %-tax hike, ew parking fees, telecommunicaaions tax, and beverage tax, and energy tax. still, the so-called solutions seem to be temporary. all the higher taxes and fees are expected to bring in more3 than $40 million, and some members of city ouncil

woodering what to do next year, when the city faces another massive deficit. >> all of these taxes we passed are 2 or 3 year commitment. we willlhave problems. i will ot lie to you. >> economists warn next year's budget deficit could balloon if the state passes the cost of teacher pensions on to local jurisdictions. >> another live look at the oil leak 1 mile below the surface in the gulf of mexico. cap on toppof it right now that you see. may have to be removed. elizabeth found out hhw long th3 well would be leaking at full force, if a ssorm, as emily said, comes through. >> a storm brewing in the caribbean could be eaded to the gulffof mexico. possibly derailing efforts to detain and clean up the oil spill. some of the early forrcasts for the projected att for the storm, through ground zero. the coast guarddsaid it has a plan, if the sttrm comms

barreling down. >> in general, at 120 hours out of the onset oo gail force winds we will start to redeploy, the equipment fromthe well site, redeploy equipment to other safe venues to come in.3 or take part in rescue activities if it is the coast guard. of he water. the well could leak full force for more than a weekk crews continue to work, to admiral alan said they are working on bringinggin another ship and finishing the freestanding riser pipe to collected. >> that would allow us to be producing from four platforms by mid july, increasing the rate from 60 to 80,000-barrel. >> in louisiana, lawmakers and officials addressing concerrs raised by business owwers and residents over the claims foo damages, from bp. >> if the $20 billion is insufficient, bp has agreed to replenish the fund. >> we don't want anyone in this

room, that has done nothing wrong, to be harmed by what has happeeed on this deep horizon rigg >> vice-president joe biden is3 expected to make a trip toothe stopping at the national incident center in new orleans in the flapanhandle. pensacola beach, fox news. of pop. spent the day devoted family, friends, gathered outside f michaee jackson's childhood home3 remembering the life and leggcies. siblings were visiting the to fans. michael jackson died one ear ago today of a drug overdose. >> today, was the coolest day of the weee. would you say? >> hard to believe when you think about it. over the weekend. emily grassy is back with a sky watch forecast.

>> 100 degrees yesterday. and today feels like no problem. but we hit 93 for the afternnon high. and we do have more hot weathhr in the forecast for the weekend. pleasant evening right now over the inner harbour. ú%oking downtown. temperatures areein the id 70s now. 76 at the inner harbour. winds aae calm. humidity is on the rise. as it will be all weekend long. and our dewpoiit is at a comfortable 60 degrees. all right. we are watching thh tropics thi3 hour because we have our first tropical depression of the season. and if it does turn into a tropical storm, it would be tropical storm alec. expect it to become a tropical storm tonight or tomorrow morning. as it moves closer to the yucatan peninsula, it is expected to cause impacts there. once it crosses the yucatan it would weaken andet back into the gulf. waam waters strengthen it back to a tropical sttrm. and then the forecast is into next week. so onitor it as we are close to

that time. back at home.ú not talking about any rain or any clouds really out there right now. very pleasant evening out there. and we will stay dry, at least through tomorrow. lunch time e ave a chance of isolated storms tomorrow afternoon. i think, they will be isolated. cooputer models are disagreeing on this. on thissparticular model bringing in clouds, and possibly a storm. by tomorrow afternoon, affecting areas around and north of3 baltimore. but, i think, folks east of 95 should prepare for the possibility of a thhnderstorm tomorrow afternoon. and then once again, on sunday, we have more storms in our forecast. chance oes up by sunddy, and have the greatest chance of some afternoon and veniig some of those may actually be severe. shorr. tomorrow, 93 degrees. hht day.3 humidity on thh rise. and a possible isolated ssorm toward the later part of the that would be the case in central maryland as well. -3 degrees, hot weather all over even in western maryland.

wwere they will hit a hot 92 for tomorrow afternoon. -nd although less of a chance of an afternoon storm in western maryland. on the bay tomorrow. 90 degrees. afternoon high cooler on the water. with that affect offfthe water. southwest winds five to 10 knots. and waves at 1 to 2 ffet. overnight tonight drop down to 69 degrees. under pprtly cloudy skies.ú wwnds beginning to shift and ttey will be from the south by tomorrow. southwest. five to 10 miies per hour. ú%at's what brings in the warmer air. while it will be similaa temperatures to wawe had for today. it wwll feel warmer because the humidity will e on the rise. even more so on sunday. but maabe a little relief from the heat and humidity at the beach. we will have temperatures stayning 80s there. and 83 degrees oo saturday. 87 on sunday with a channe of an afternoon thunderstorm both days of the weekendd all right. that forecast is looking a little bit hot for the week. 95 on sunnay. 94 monday. cold front pushes through monday night and tuesday morning.

this is where the good news comes in. cooler temperatures. back to normal by tuesday to wednesday w our high on wednesday f 83 degrees. back to you. >> i don't have anything major bothering me, exceet the joints. >> workout tha this 95-year-old of you. coming up next, on the "late edition." >> this catch stole the early he

motivation to workout. >> he works out every day. for 300minutes to an hour. he starts his workout with 1500 stomach crunches, 1500. and he is legally blind. and merre are l is 95. >> they cannot believe what thhy areeseeing. the doctor. you know to go tooa doctor and have complimenns rather than prescrippions. >> wow! he aid most people think he is 75 or 80 years old.

>> makes you want to hit the ggm. orioles wrap up interleague play with a final battle of the belt ways. jake took the mound for the birds tonight against the nationals. but a outfielder takes center stage early on, in what could b3 the best catch ever. jake struugled in the fourrh big league start. 2-0. rodriguez grounds it in the hole for second. lugo smothers it and guzman comes around to score from twond. ggving the nationals the lead. bottom third. can day, patterson, deep fly, center. watch morgan. snatch the ball. scale tte wall. like spiderman. takes it from the fan. take another look. mmrgan climbs the wall. and corey patterson's reaction to his former teammate? a tip of the hat. >> classy. >> morgan carried the momentum

into the next at b fourth. goes o the gap. jones cannot get to it. ball boness. for a double. allowinginn one core. and adam done, rips it down the right field line. kicks up chalk. mmrgan scoress zimmerman comes from first to dunn ithh4 rbis for the night. bottom of tte eighth. birds trail 6-3 when scott moore connects with a pinch hit two run home run, into the flag and it is his second of the year. and the orioles cut the lead to just 6-5. ann later in the inning. the base hittup theemiddle. izturis roundssthird. heads to the plate. o's come back to tie the game and bottom 9th. same score.

lugo grounds bun. guzmaa, bad throw to first. that allowed jake fox to come in to score. the game winning run. ú%s down 6-0 early. %-7-6.te the comeback and win, >> elsewhere, he had quinn jackson through a no hitter. 1-0. walked eight batters, threw 149 pitches and still managed to complett the no, no. it is the fourth no hitter of the season.ú and second time this year thatú the rays have been no hit. >> ace pitcher braden threw a perfect game against the rays back on mother's day. back to you guys. >> gr

>> another hot weekend. >> but we will get a cool downú next week. emily is baak with the seven daú sky watch forecast. hi. >> mid 90s. 95 sunday. 94 mondayy so the 90s don't end until tueeday. cold front comes through monday night and tuesday morning. we are back in the cool temperatures. below normal temperatures anyway. low 80s for the rest of the [ female announcer ] welcome to busch gardens virginia, where baltimore goes to get away. maybe it's because baltimore loves the legendary coasters. or that your entire family will have fun, even the little ones.

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