>> here ii jennifer gilbert with the "late eddtionn. >> strong storms bring a rrwhome ttmbling down.ú >> why did they have to wait ffr something tragic to happen? >> warning signs one woman said went ignored by baltimore city. >> best chance of getting food poisoning, comms from salsa? eating out.ood you want to avoid >> and how haiti is rebuilding and recovering. six months after the massive earrhquake. >> live in high definntion, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00.

>> heavy downpours, thunder and lightning roll ttrough most of maryland this afternooo. the stroog storms brought some much needed rain. but also left behind some damage. hello, i am jennifer gilbert. jeff barnd is off tonight. investigators are trying to figure out ii heavy rains and collapse of a vacant home in the city. clean up crews innwest baltimorr >> after workkng moot f the evening, crews have wrapped up deeolishing what is left of this homm in west baltimore. step aside and show. you can see bricks litter theú sidewalk. there is debris all over. peopll that live in this neighborhood are not happy. instead they are frustrated because they said the calls to the city about the vacant home went ignored for years. late this afternoon, the home at 608 west lafayette crashed to the ground. for years, the family that lives next door have been concerned and let the city know about their concerns, about the vacant house and tree growiig inside oo

ii. but several calls to the city, they say, did absolutely nothing. and the home that sat vacant for now there is a damaged car,,3 destroyed house and a family insisting it could haae been avoided. >> i have been reporting his for almost three years. if they had listened to me in3 the beginning this would not ú%ve happened. >> why does it fall today and they can tear it down. why? >> spokesperson with departmentú of housing plans to cceck into the complaints that the neighbors claim they filed against the home. in west baltimore michael buczyner fox 45 news "late edition." >> thank you michael. >> the rain and winds brought down this tree in northwest baltimore. and tony sent thisspicture. at the intersection of bateman avenue and mt. holly street. >> when it comes to news innyour neeghborhood. see it, shoot it, end it. you can upload pictures and go to foxbaltimore.com anddclick onnthe see it, ssoot it, send it icon. you can send ppctures directly from your cell phone to >> so the strongg torms seem to

be gone tonight. any more on the way ffr tomorrow? we will check in with chief meteorologist vytas reid o find out what we can expect from the vytaasr. >> yeah, jennifer. but that threat has pushed east. and we have a nice decent line of showers and thunderstorms working tte way west of zoom in and look on radar. up in columbia, get inrain. elkridge you have showers right now. sykesville and eldersburg and reisterstown about to get showers. carroll county, westminster getting showers. manchester on the way to get rain as well. but as we kind of zoom out the picture here. i will take you to 3 d look. look at this thing called x vision and cuts through the storm and actually show you ow strong these storms are. not too bad actuallyy talking about the cloud height.3 we are looking at anywhere from about 25 to 35,000 feet as we are looking at thh cutting through the storm. so this is actually looking at what is going on out there right

weather tomorrow afternoon. as we see a cold front pushing in from tte wess. as we see the warm moist humid air. cold ront pushes through. area of low pressure over us. instability to fire up the atmospheree so under slight risk. keep you posted withhthe details tomorrow. and show you where the storms come from and how strong they >> thank you, vytassú oppressive heat we experienced last week has gone up. the state's health department reports two more marylanders died from heat related bringing the tother total to 12. >> two men under arrest tonight for impprsonating police in baltimore city. police say joshua hatch and john mccrackken arrested whiie commenting a robbery, using a bail bondsman bbdge. it happened along the 3800 block of hanover street in south baltimore. police were in the area after neighbors complained abouu robberies involving -mpersonators. >> a baltimore grand jury indicts the city cop accused in

the deadly shooting of an unarmed marine. officer gahiji tshamba was indicted on two charges. first-degree murder and use of a handgun during a crime. pooice say gahiji tshamba shot tyrone brown 12 times. killing him. during an off duty argummnt on june 5 outside of a cluu in mount vernon..3 the police commanrs had criticized prosecutors for not chaaging gahiji tshamba more the city state's attorrey took that issue head on today. during seemingly frustrating mooent. >> i have been working over the %-trying to educate the commmniy as well as the media. about the role of the tate's attorney office in these kiid of cases. >> the state's attorney office had a role n the proccss to follow. and we did that. >> if he is convicted of murder, gahiji tshamba faces a maximum be penalty life without parole.

>> harford county police need ffr rape. finding a man wanted anthony robinson. the rape of a 24-year-old woman from aberdine happened sunday morning. call police. >> police are searching for a rape suspect after he was mistakenly released. 34-year-old earnest clark was being held without bail in baltimore county. when deputies made a mistake and let him go last month. clark is suspected of a 2006 rape in heroin run park. >> 18-year-old is arrested for the attempted murder of two3 other teenagers in harforr county. the sheriff's ffice said that keeyan brookssshot two others 18-year-olds on yorkshire drive in edgewood. and broke a window of a hild's bedrooo in a nearby home. >> i was in the back y i heard about 5 or 6 gunshots. i ran in. myywife said i think the window was shot ut. we took the kids to the basement. and made sure everything wasú okay. and i cclled he police.

>> both teens shot are listed in stable coodition. >> the race foo governor in maryland remains a close one. with governor o'malley and republican challenger ehrlichhin a virtual tie again. rasmussen reports did a -elephone survey of likeey voters.ú the group found ehrlich with %-to o'malley's 44 percent. 2 percent prefer other candidates and 5 perrent say they are undecided. >> he inherited a $1.7 billion budget deficit. then a economic crisis.3 >> governor o'malley takee to the air waves with a new camppign ad. this is part of the governor's newestttv ad that focuses on his -cccmplishments over the past four years. %-for leaaing the state with a huge deficit. $1.7 billion deficit. and e did our very best to attack and to close that..3

>> 247 million in the general fund when we left. added money to the raiiy-day fund so we left over a billion dolllrs. >> governor o'malley saad his administration has cut spending by $5 billion in the last four years. >> a church embroiled in a death of a maryland marine said it should be allowed to protest military funerals. the father of mathew snyder ii taking the case to the supreme court. saying his right to privacy was violated when the westboro baptist church of kansas picketed the funeral. he filld a brief saying snyder was a public igure when he agreed to be interviewed by the media after the death in 2006.ú now earrier today, we asked if you thought albert ssyder was i3 fact, a public figure. 86 percent say he is not. 14 percent say he is. website. any public figgre status is only

from what westboro baptist church made him. doug writes on facebook. i think, he was a father that was just trying to bury his hero of a son. >>well, you might want to skip the gawk moly o and salsa. items are the most common place to get food poisoning at restaurants. experts say one out of 25 food poisoning outbreaks between 1998 and 2008 were linked to sal asaor quack moly. according to cdc 6000000 people get sick from food borne illlesses every year.3 >> get ready to pay more to get renew, or make changes to your passport. starting tomorrow. the cost of a first time passport and renew the passport jumps $35. plus things that used to be freewill have fees too. for example, adding more pages

%-will now cost $82. >> the oil leak in the gull. the big development that could finally stop the flow of crude. >> and 6 months later. >> and 6 months later. how the nation of haiti is ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪

70 soccer fans, including an american in ugandan. ú% happened while thousands watched the world cuu final3 yysterday. somali terror group is laiming -esponsibility for the bombing. >> teenager from ouu aree is among those injured in the bombing. now her parents are flying to south africa tonight where she has been transferred for beeter medical treatment. emily kerstetter witt felloww3 mission workers watching the finals in a restaurant in ugandan when the bbmb went off. 15 people are dead. and dozens injured. emily is shown in a hospital in ugandan. so far hhe parents have not been able to talk to her. >> dad nd mom just want to be there. and the worst feelinn right now3 ú% that they cannot be with ú%eir daughter. and it is gut wrenchhng. >> emily is a mount sales -cademy student oo a mission

trip with her grandmother's pennsylvania church. (inaudible). >> >> we see how the haitian people are coping, remembering the victims of the disasterrand whereethe rebuilding efforts stand. >> six months later and so much devastation in haiti. hundreds of thousands living in tents and streets looking like war zones. >> my husband died. iihave lost everything. >> the seventhhearthquake struck near the capital city of port au ú%ince on anuary 12. killing abouu 250,000 people. including more than two dozen americans. former president bill clinton to join haiti lead for a ceremony in the ruins oo the presidential palace. %-haiti reconstruution commissi. the sliver of hope. united nations and state department officials say despite

the rebuilding challenges ahead, the nation has made progress. earthquake, you had most of theú population living in slums. you had the majority of the population that have no aacess to cleen water. to health care. so while you have a million and a half people in camps. they have been abbe to have access to regular water supply. and health care. >> the health metrics are better in haitt than before. we have nnt seee an outbrrak in major disease but we have seen the vaccinations aad other steps taaennto be able o voyyaccess to health care. >> world bank said haiti will need 10 years and $11 billion to rebuild. meanwhile president clinton said ú% would contact donors that up. in miami. fox news. >> you are looking live at the now is frozen..3

p is working on a new containment cap. they say it has been installed. it should basically collect everything that is speakkng out of the well. ú%anwhile debate wages on ver the moratorrum currently in place in offshore drilling. many officials in states most affected by the spill say theyú worry a long timortorium coold send things from bad to wwrse. >> lets apply thh right lessons, and the lessons are this was rogue well. bad well. probably lots of human error involved. and lets not puu the entire industry out f business and put the gulf of mexico in an econooic crisis. >> also today..3 new seven member panel met for the first time. the gulf oil spill commission will meet over thh next six months and look at how to make the industry safer. -nd offer suggestions to the obamaaadministration. >> we had strong stormss hat moved through today.3 we willlcheck back with chief

meteorologist vytas reid to see what is in store for tomorrow? >> we had severe weather earlier. gusty winds and lightning and heavy downpours of rain over tte state. but we have a line of storms that are starttng to maae the -aa into baltimore city, through the centraa portion of the state. hd skycam. %-light rain comiig down. ann we have more n the way.3 you can see out at the airport there. it is lightning flashes. %-humidity levels at 83 perccnt3 nothing severe. it looks like heavy rain with lightninn involved with this line of showees as it pushes through. in fact, looking at the h.d. radar..3 you can see the activity moving in. zoom down to your neighborhood. and someeof you folks here in kaytonsville. showers. rain in jessup. you folks in woodllwn. -andallltown nd reistersttwn getting showers. wessern edge of the beltwayy pikesville getting rain.ú and it looks like towson, you ú%d cockeysville. showers.

into northern baltimorr ounty, hampden showers cominggdown. and see the activity moving east as we go through the next few hours here. lightning strikes, we still have lightning working in this system. thunder out there as we see theú liie of showers pushing through. line of showers firinggup. and still more oww there west of the dc area. but we are under a sllght risk category for tomorrow. watchhfor that. as areaaof low pressure comes out of the south. and cold front builds in. thht will help toocreaae looking at about three qqarters ú% an inch of rain earlier today out at bwi thurgood marshall airport. inner harbour got overran incc3 and a half with heavier showers there. potentiaa for tomorrow,,getting more rain. anyyhere from half inch to as much as an innc. so we have the potential for more showers. heavier the showers..3 that tracks up out of he southe and it will bring in that activity, also, a cold front that kind of compress the atmosppere to get the chance for

thunderstorms. and the this activity pushes -hrough as we go through the ay tomorrow. inno the next day. so looking at tonight. showers and thunderstorrs. -9 degrees. tomorrow..3 threat for severe weather around 89. and five-day forecast shows 91 on wednesday w showerr ending. 94 thursday, friday, saturday. lower 90s. and we will see some clearing rounding out the week. back to you. >> parties, all fit for a king. coming up. how the winning team nd 1 lucky oc tapews, celebrated the world cuppchampionship. >> orioles mmet for the thhrd >> orioles mmet for the thhrd time withhone managerial - are you chronically ill and can't work? are you mentally ill and can't work? are you physically disabled and can't work? then the law firm of disability associates should be working for you. - depend on disability associates because social security disability law is all that we do.

>> get this. the spanish soccer team re being treated like kings and got to meet thh king him. world cup champs met with king carlos today..3 greeting hem with hugs and kisss and told them they made spain's wildest dreamm come few and then greeted fans in a parade throughhthe streets of -> other big star of the year's

world cup gets rewarded. paul, german octopus, received a golden cup from employees, in tte aquariuu in germaay. paul successfully predicted the outcome of every match germany played. and the final yesterday, between spain and the netherlands. of days off.bbll taking a couple they could announce the neww3 manager w littleeto no interference with aay other local stories.. like the ravens. now if they would take advantage. held the third meeting with buck showalterr but no formal offer. acccrding to mlb.com. two time manager of the year. showalter is said to want it. but not able to get it done yee. we know this. samuel has told he would be innerim manager when the birds go back on thh fielddfriday. and with mid summer break, orioles scattered tt the four

winds to spend the threeeday vacation. one of them not going home. he is going to anaheim for he all star game. wigginton is representing the birds in his 9th major season. first all star game appearance. hit twinge 52 with 15 home runs, 45 rbi. and selected by manager girardi because he can lay seven positions. wigggnton has come from not knowing if he would staat tooall and he remembers what it was like as a kid going to the all >> i remembee, zzie smith. i mean, you know, the list goes on. i mean i cannot single out players. i think danny tartabul was there. guys like that. it is fun to see the players on one ffeld. ú% and 2 managers announce starting pitcher today. no surprise. charley manuel selected hemez. dominating for the rockies.

and america leaaue manager girardi counters with priie of tampa bay. national league will trr to snap a 13 year drought. and in baseball's mid summer ccassic. %-tomorrow. starting line up for >> yankees second baseman cakno. that tells you all you need to know about the llne up. on the other side. ú% you can watch it tomorrow night at 8:00, right here on fox 45. >> watching on h.d. x?

>> coupll of these thunderstorms dicey. northern baltimore county, severe warninn until midnight. then alss in carroll ounty untii midnight as that was issued durrng the commeecial break by the nntional weather service. seven-day forecast. 89 tomorroww3 chance for gusty thunderstorms. under a slight risk category. 91 wednesddy. storms leaving us. 30 percent chance for rain. 94 thursday. pllnty of sunshine. -3 friday and saturday.

maybe late shower saturday. sunday and mondaa, sunshineeback in the pick. ú%nnifer? >> thank you. when the storms roll in. track them oo foxbaltimore.com. use fox 45 news doppler radar, and brower active ttols, go to foxbaltimmre.com/i-radar. >> that's all for the "late editiin". thanks forrjoining us tonight i am jennifer gilbert, up next, is that 70s show. and be sure to tune in or morning news tomorrow. starting at 5 a.m. have a great night. real time closed captioninn provided by u.s. captiooing