here is jennifer gilbert and ediiion". >> a nnwborn babb, unhurt, afttr thrown from a second floor window. >> ordinarily, it wouud have ú%en catastrophic. >> why theemotherrwas also fortunate to survive. >> germs and cell phones. what youubelieve evidence proves they are dirtier than a men's room. why rookie has past a big test atttraining camp. >> and a place for working women. how baltimooe compares the city nationwide. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv n baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late ediiion". >> ello again, i am jeff barndú >> and i am ennifer gilbert. doctors say ii is amazing a newworr baby thrown from a second-stooy window, urvivee with no injuries. >> doctors nick-named the little

girl miracle. joy lepola explains why this cruel measures.have to resort to >> the doctor who first cared for the child at gbmc ssid the umbilical cord was rip add part during the delivery. secret delivery, police say took inside of this rristerstown%hom. threw he chiid out the wiidow and could be charged with reckless endangerment or childú abbse. there is, however, a law in maryland, to avoiddthis sort of situation from happening. >> this baby and mother wereú saved. %-been catastrophic.ould haae it would have been not just baby and mooher. if you find yourself ever in this situation, maryland has a safe haven law, you can take your baby, to the nearest police ú%ation, fire station, or

hospital. >> a mother has 10 daysú following the birth of a child to surrender the baby, and avoid any llgal ction. in this case, that did not -appen. joy lepola, fox 45 news "late edition". >> residents in charles village and city leaders stood together3 >> thiss i a tremendous,. tremendous mooel of community. >> he gave up his wallet. they had no reason o kill him. to stab him. >> i say enough is enough. lets band together. >> theecrowd surrounded the tree where stephen itcairn was robbed and murdered last weekend. nnighbors say this is not the first violenttcrime in the area. and they are looking to leaders to keep them safe. >> we will figure, and we will scheme, and we will cchllenge ourrelves, ith every ounce off3 energy, to build a bigger andd3 better rat trap. to capture theseemost dangerrus

vial people in our community. >> pitcairn accused killers are behind bars tonight. >> a deeeloping story now. power outage in charles village has forced some residents relocate for the evening. residents of the brentwood public houssng development on 25th and barkley have been evvcuated. power has been restored to he willler's apaatment around the corner and residents have since returned. >> aapossible carjacking outside of the annapolis mall and it is arundel county police sayy3 38-year-old arthur felton stole his cell phone in an p3 player from a sears then led seccrity on a chase through the mall before fleeing into traffic and jjmping into wwman's car. felton got out minutes later and arrested with theft aaddassault. and tonight they want to talk to the driver of the car to find out if felton tried to carjack

her..3 >> e are looking for the female victim in that vehicle anddthey may be additional charges for the suspect. >> court records show felton pled guilty and was senttnced to 30 years in prison for the shooting death of a 6-year--ld ú% baltimore city back in 1991. >> despite recent city ffrloughs this year, top commanders within the fire department willlsoon be getting major rrises. mayor stephanie rawlings-bllke and the board of estimates ok'd raises for eight commanders. ú%ose raiies range from $4700 to more than $10,000. chief clack is defending these increases saying deputy chiefs ú% not get overtime making less than battalion chiefs. >> last two deputy chief openings i have not been able to recruit anyone from within the so i have had to go out of the department to find a deputy chiif. that's not good for the organization in thh long-term. >> but you cannot tell us for two years in a row, you do not and have the fire chief stann uú

and openly support a pay raiie for his command staff. comes from the overtime funds..3 that comes o the question of the day. earlier we asked you should ire commanders get raises. 45 percenn say yes. 55 percent no way. gordon writes on facebook, they should get a raise because good but jay writes on our websitee the ciiy is in finannial straits and the mayor is giving raisess if he commanders do not liie theii government jobs and pensiins, let them go elsewhere. >> state department of publicc3 works aaproved a face oo ahuge deeelopment for office and constructionnbegins thii fall. mostly oofice space ffr the statt health department. but there is a 15 year plan to bb built over five phhses. and it is xpecteddto include about 2,000,000 square eet in office spacc and 250,000 square3

feet ii retail. along with mixed income housing and parking. %-$1.6 billion. cost of >> public works also approvedd3 more than poin $4.4 milliin in reduce polluuion and approve water quality. upgrading waste water treatment facility is one project.3 the governor said the money will help to reddce nigh dro general3 create marsh habitatt and also create jobs. >> constellation energy cut spending on a vicinity venture with a french firm toobuild a nuclear reactor. there is uncerttinty with a loan guarantee ttat is key for the project to move ahead. so far, $600 million already spent on this project. >> starting august 3, downtown city residents ill ave a new trash and recycling schedule. the city will collect curb side only recycling on tuesday and trash only on fridayy

again that begins august 3. for more information call 311 o3 ú% to ffxbaltimore.com/news links.3 >> door-to-door magazine saaes peoole pound the pavement to earn a quick buck this summer. betterrbusiiess bureau is warning consumers some people already paid bbt their magazines never arrived.ú meantimeehonest sales peoole are forced to work llngthy hours ffr little or no ay. continental is testing a nee self boarding plan in houston texas. their boarding pass at a kiosk rathee than having an agent do it. if it all workk, turnstile openú for passengees to board. self boarddng will not impact %->> the baltimmre towson area ranked five on a list of cities offering the most to workingg3 moms.ú the foreclosures women studies

focused on earnings, uneeploymeen, crime levels, sccool systems, health care and cost offliving. washington d.c. and baltimore ranked and 1 and 2 respectively in women's inccme. ú% and ocean city ranked high among the nation's better boarddalks. now some of the beaches in maryland, delaware and virginia ú%e among the cleanest. out off30, maryland beaches are delaware is secood. and virginia number four. >> the ravens were back on the practice field for day two now of training camp earlierrtoddy. %-his debut.he top rookies made kristen berset is standing by live in westminsttr with the story tonight. kristen, what ccn you tell us at this hour. >> hi, jeff. terrance cody was not able to practtce yesterday because he did not pass the ravens required condiiioning test. so heewas inalll out therr %-after passing it this morning.

once again, of course,,he was the hot topic. now, he had the support of hiss3 ú%fensive line behind him. all of them rooting him on arly this morniig. and then he was able to take the practiceefield. make his nfl debut at raven's training camp. codd said he had the support f the teammates behind him and the support of his family as well. >> i didn't pass, you know, i was kind of, you know, down on myself. you know, elling myself i could have workee arder. and so, you know, i had a lot of people behind me. cheerrng me n. after i failed. it is likk get it next time.3 or try tomorrow. >> now,,of course we're here at the hotel wherr the rest of the -s offffor an dministrative day aad first full day of training camm is friday at 8::5. jeff nd jennifer. >> ttank you, kristen. >> more bearable heat oday.

>> what cannwe expect tomorrow? chief meteorologist vytas reid has a look aa the forecast. vytas? >> we have changgs coming our ú%y. but first we have to get through warm air and then the front changes things. here is what is going on. ccnditionn, few clouds scattered nortt. on the raddr thoughh o precipitation..3 thereewas shower in montgomery gom recounty but it has allen but that activity moves our way tomorrow. to gives us a chance for showers and thunderstorms. for the morning and then the afternoon heating up. and thennwe ccn see thatú transferriig into thunderstorms. 85 right now downnown baltimore. 86 in d.c.. and then by tomorrow lookiiggat the thunderstorms across the ú%ra. by the affernoon. and maabe a fee strong ones to watch. but cooler temperaturrs for the weekend.3 hhading our way. show thattyou coming up in detaal in a bit. >> a very dirty little secret about your own cell phone. bacterra than your mobileve less

device. >> we are not out of the woodsú yet. we stiil need a permanent kill. >> the oil may no onger be spli

>> the oil may no longer be spilling into the gull of mexico but as jonathan reports, the permanent solution to the -isasterrin tte gulf is still weeks away.

>> it is day 100 oo the gulf oil ú%ill disaster. while rews haae beee to be able stop the flow of oii leaking into the gulf. the crisis is far from over. >> we're not out offthe woods ú%t. we still need a permanent kill. >> and incoming bp, ceo dudleyú suugests next week. spill virtually containee since3 a new and tighter containment cap has been placed on the -eaking well. >> the fact of the matter is, frrm oor over flights and oil. >> the cap is only a temmorary drilling of relief well to saye plug ii permanently. exxected tt happen in the coming weeks. >> obviously the deeths a chhlleege. but we are optimisticcwe will get it done. >> the environmeetal, economic and emotional tolls arr sure to have long-lasting effects onn3 100 days of an oil spill would,t you know, really kind of puu us in a situation that aater 100 years of business, wwewould be

worried abouttwhat is going on. >> in addition to the restaurant owner, this fisherman is concerned about his livelihood. loaded with fiih. i marked four rigs yesterday,3 couldn'' pick up a fish..3 ss i am not sure whatthas happened to the riis. >> as the cleen up continues federaa scientists are testing %-in the gulf is safe to eat.ght in grand aisle lluisiana, ffx neww. >> a plann crashes in pakistan, killing all 152 people on board. and including two americans. %-thissmorning.down in islamabad it crashed into the hill ú%ins and poor isibility. heavy most of the bodies were recovered. but not the black box. bad weather and tufter rain make things difficult for invvstigators.

>> arizona's immigration law has spured protests like this for mmnths. and now a federal judge put the brakes on severrl key partssof the law. the ruling stops police from being forced to check a peeson's immigration status while enforcing otherrlaws. juuge put a hold on the part paperwork at all times. >> celllpphnes may be dirtier than a men's room. experts analyze 30 handsets and bacteriaathan what lives on the toilet handle. test showed that bacteria could bea passed long if others held the hand set to look at photos or othee applicaaions..3 does not do well to do it n the men's room. clean our haad sets regularll. and always, always wash your hands. that's gross. >> it s diigusting. >> it iss eemails. ú% cooler temperaaures in the future. >> when can we enjoy the

80-degree temperatures again? chief meteorologist vytas reid has the ffrecast. >> right around the corner. in fact, bbg changes coming oor waa over the next couple of days. out there ight now. and the heat and humidity returns. and t looks warm and hazy out there because of the heat earlier. skycam lookiig towarr the inner hhrrourr at 82. clear skies. few showers over the border in -but right now we have a southerly wind at five. %-so that makes ii feel muggy ot thhre. we will see that change, asswe get through the day tomorrow. with refreshing cold front that pushes througg by the afternoon. high today topped out at 94. you could see that our norral high should be at 87. -o above normal. by several degrees here. but it looks like we will see those hanges byytomorrow afternnon. %-lower 90s through he midúhe afternoon. 85 in baltimore.ú 86 in d.c. 85 n hagerstown. bigger picture had he ever shows the temperatures. back behind the frontal bound

treatment pittsburg ddopping to 67. %-so cold front making it out of the northwest. cleveland at 83. and 85 ii baltimore. so you can see the cooler air sllwly moving outtof the great lakks and that's changing force. you can see the fronnal boundary here. associated with tte showerr and thunderssorms. kind of fizzling out as they get but they will againnrecharge themselves as we get to the daily heating. and front extends through the great lakess hhw it plays oot is that we have high ressure just off to the east. but that clockwise rotaaion of of the cold front that will help to fire up the showers and mid-morning and afternoon. anddmaybb a few strong ones as the humidity is still ahead of the frontt cooler and dryer ir movessin behind that. with high pressure briiging n -he northerly flow. then another froot off to the west. that wwll be joining us by sunday. -ooler out therr.e ii even soohere is how it plays out tonight. clearing skies. temperaturee at 78 for tomorrow.

showers and thunderstorms.3 thee front moves in andto 94. -emperatures drop in the afternoon. 85 is he high friday. wiih sunshine. so you cannsee the drop in the 10 degrees. or actually 10 degrees. looking at about cooler air. lower 80s on sunday. with the next front pushinn through. and monday 84 with partly ccoudy skies. back to yyu. >> after really blowing it ith bills, will terrell owens do the ú%me with his new teem the ng [ host ] it's the fusion proglide challenge.

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>> the drama of tuesday has subsided. the ravens mammoth rookie defensive tackle on the practice field for the first time with the nnw eammates in westminster this mooning. 222d round draft picks failed conditioning yesterday and held out of practice. embarrassed him. and his morning he went out with a full head of steam and and took his place alongside of his teammates. much to the relief offall

involved.3 was surppiseed this morning when they told me passed. so we have it on tape. and we will verify thh results of the test. >> feell good toobe out there, yesterday, as i was sitting to -he side watthing them practice. i was feeling bad. you know, felt like i was letting them down. -o now that i am back out there, it feels good and ready to go. -> i thinn it is a e credit to hhm. oovvousll it shows you that he was no shaae. you now, he is a little hhavy right now. he has toolose a little weight. but it will happen in trainingú camp. but the fact that he is in ssapp. is important. bottom line. knows how to run the test and pushed through and got it done, ttat's a credit to him. >> the balance of power may have shifted somewhat in the afc north. ravens ad been the heavy favorite to win, but bbngalss3 adddd a major weapon to the offense. they igned terrell owens yesterday. now 36,,to may ot be the playyr he was, but teaming im up with3 carson pplmer and ocho cinco

gives them on paperer a great ú%tack. john harbaugh took note of that this morning. >> i really like it. o. i think he is a good player. he is a guy that we, njoy being around for a couple of years in ú%ili. i have a lot of respecttfor himú it makesshim better. so it is even a better bengals >> pro basketball and former3 maryland sttr haa gone under the knife. gravis greivis vasquez numberú one draft pick of the grizzlies undergone surgery to remove a bone spur in the right ankle. prognosis is good. grizzlies say the surgery was successful and greivis vasquez is expeeted to be reedy for training camp when it opens in late septembbr. playing in the summee league in laa vegas a few weeks back. back to you. ú

>> final look at the sevvn--ay forecast. one out there. temperatures at 94 degrees. before the front ets here. so the 90s will be impacted by a cold front that moves ttrough firing off showers and ú%understorms. maybe strong ones to watch for. 85 on friday. saturday 84. so you see the cooler air moving in behind the front. conditions.ekend with dry for the most part unday nice and dry. but late, chance of showers. with next front comes through dropping to us 81 for the hiih. with sunshine. tuesday 8.

back up to 92 by wednesday. so things will warm bacc up by the middle of next week. back to you. so you think you have what it takes to be the next american idol? >> i think vyyas think he does. audition are underway for seasoú 11 and we want to get you to the front of the line..3 >> it is baltimorr idol. comes to easttpoint mall the winner of our singing contest gets a uaranteed ú%ditioo in front of american idol producerssin new jjrsey..3 doors open at 5 a.m.. and auditions start at 5:30. here is the deal. go to the enttance near the dollar tree store. by east point mall.rought to you ú%x 106 and fox 45 morning news. >> the common wealth of virginia eastern shore celebrated the 85th edition of the which i can teak pony ssimmer..3 >> ponies are auctioned to raise

%-that cares for the heard here. ponies not old and thhse donated back to the fire department will rome free for another year, on the national wildlife refuge. >> that's a beautiful sight. i have yet to do it but on my list. >> you know what, same with me. i have to go. >> that's it for the "late edition"" thanks on for joining us, i am >> and i am jeenifee gilbert.ú up next, is 70s show. stay tune for morniig newss ssarting at 5:00 a...