preseason. host the giants at 7:30 saturday. here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> a man's revenge on his wife backfires y he is in the hospital. accused of attempted murder. >> baltimore police and "don't ask, don't tell". whyythe department has not written down a policy on illegal immigrants. >> more than 1000 people sick from salmonella. >> it was worse than any flu i have had. >> how investigators are trying to find the source of the outbreak.

>> and talk about getting close to the action. -hat happened when a wild pitch meets a tv camera. >> live in high deeinition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. hispanics argeted for violence. police aware of fiie attacks ú%ainst them. two of them have died. >> michael buczyner is standing by live at police headquarters witt the controversy over how police are trying to get witnesses to come forwaad. michael? >> jeff, good evening to you. over the last week or so, several high ranking members of department have been vocal and open and advertising the department's stance when it comes to illegal immigration. and now recently, at a meeting with residents in southeast baltimore, a police major encouraged anyone legal or illegal, to come forward and report a crime. promising that the department has no concerns over immigration issues.

in response, state delegaae pat mcdonogh calls the city a sanctuary for illegals. making it a more violent place for everyone. >> i can tell for you sure, the ballimore police department has tatus. we do not ask people their status or talk about it. >> this kind of policy encourages illegals, including gang bangers and drug dealers to come into the city. >> back out live, city police -ell us they are lacking a -ritten policy because they say the city doesn't have a problem with illegal immigrants committing crime. live outssde of police headquarters. michael buczyner fox 45 news "late edition." >> thank you michael. >> earlier we asked, do you support the baltimore police department's don't ask, don't tell" policy toward illegal immigrants. 21 percent say yes. and 79 percent say no. the local police should have nothing to do with immigration. but ron writes. illegal, is illegal. >> bail denied for a man

suspected of beating a hispanic man for death. 19 gerald germane lolly in court. he killed reese on saturday. he told police he attacked him because quote he hates mexicans. >> and another hispanic vic tim3 falls from gun fire. looking for a 13-year-old the teenager shot two men while trying to rob them. august 13th. police say the men laughed at the 13-year-old, as she tried to rob them. >> it is just pretty much normal. i am mune to it. normal day in baltimore city. >> disheartening and speaks out to how much attention we need to pay to our youth and create safe streets and neighborhoods and environments for our children. >> the other man that was shot, survived. >> the shooting in west baltimore sends a man to shock trauma. man shot several times in the back. it happened at pennsylvaniaa3 north avenue before 6:00. he is in critical condition. witnesses say the shooting

followed a fight with another man, over a bus pass. >> an eastern shore man is at bayview medical center at thii hour. after police say he set his wife's car on fire with her inside of the car. it happened friday in stevens ville. cell phone footage captured the flames. she told her estranged husband pernell not to smoke at the pumps and instead he pumped gas into the car and used a lighter but clanton was burned. >> how bad, how bad could it have been? that he would have attempted to burn her like that. but, yeah, it is great. karma. he is hurting now. she probably ran like the wind. it is great. >> clanton obtained a restraining order against pernell days before the attack. mr. clantonnis expected to be ccarged with attempted murder and arson very soon.

>> the race for baltimore's top prosecutor heats up tonight with the release of a new campaign ad. attaining state's attorney pat jessamy. >> goodhart but baltimore city does not need sweet baltimore needs strong. >> greg bernstein's new ad is 30 seconds and features the former witness protection coordinator. an x assistant state attorney. it shows images of the dawson family funeral and claims that five children and their parents were killed beccuse the state's attorney's office miss managed the witness protection program. observers call it a scathing but effective ad. >> it also said that don't take a personal atttck, because we think highly personally of patricia jes me. the problem is how she does her job. she doesn't do it well. even thoogh she is a good person. good people in the world but doesn't mean she should have this job. >> it shows a police spokesman

speaking to bernstein. calling an image that could raise questions about he link between bernstein's campaign and the police departtent. >> maryland sales tax is a key tactic in the gubernatorial race. two years ago, the o'malley administration raised the salls tax from five to 6 percent. -espite maaor objections of retailers. tonight, o'malley's challenger ehrlich said if he is elected he would push to have the tax rollee back. >> if you are going to make a large purchase, you know, purchasing in volume, sales tax makes a difference on your bottom line. >> well, we have had to make a lot of tough decisions in order to be fiscally responsible. >> this increase generated more than $500 million a year for the state of maryland. but ehrlich claims consumers were buy more if the tax were lowered so reduction would pay for itself. stay with us for the latest on the race for governor of maryland go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2210.

>>well, there is till some time for one last trip to the beach. if you decide to go, get a great deal. this week, in ocean city, is ocean city's first ever hotel week. it is similar to restaurant week. hotels offer special deals and reduced rates. hotel week runs through saturday. 39 hotels are taking part in the promotion. >> the final set of provision to say protect consumers from credit card abuse, kicked in over thh weekend. new rules will limit late fees and prevent credit card firms from raising interest rates now, if your rate has been raised since january of 2009. your card company has to justify now that higher rate. >> weather wise lots of unshine to start out the work week today? >> vytas reid is here with a look at the forecast. >> few showers and scattered rain across the area this evening. but earlier we started out with sunshine. looking at the radar. you can see the showers pushing through the area. town toward mitchellville. rain, columbia, i will be ridge,

showee activiiy. and it looks like putting in motion, keeps the showers pushing south. but potential for off-and-on rain overnight tonight. then into tomorrow. now the real noticeable change we will see is the temperatures. looking at 73 deggees in baltimore. 75 in d.c. and only 68 in hagerstown. tomorrow, topping out in the lower 70s, with remaining showers. how long does the cool air and rain stick around? coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> baak to school for most arundel county students today. >> classes start a week earlier than many other counties because arundel county has a longer than ú%ual spring break. six graders spent part of the day at the school. and resttof the middle schoolers had the day off. >> we have a 6 and 7 grader, six grader is got the first day at school. ú%d 7th graders are bbck tomorrow. >> students at 18 schools with construction issues are off today. the entire population of 75,500

students, is scheduled to report to school tomorrow. >> >> the head of the fda said you shhuld be avoiding eggs serveed in a certain way until the massive egg recall is resolved. i am jennifer gilbert in wash, i will explain coming up. >> and celebration in chile, what these peopleefound half a mile

>> the food and drug administration commisssoner is asking for more authority to police the food supply. as the largest egg recall in recent history continues to grow. jennifer davis has the latest details about what the government is saying about the recall and what doctors say you need to know, to keep your family from getting sick. >> the head offthe food and drug administration said that the growing egg recall highlights the need ffr congress to pass pending legislation to give our agency more authority to prevent food scares rather than react to them. for example, she said right now the fda cannot order recalls. they remain voluntary. >> this is a long standing gap in theefda authority. the legislation that congress is currently considering, would give us that authority, and other critical tools. >> so far half a billion eggs recalled.

following reports of more than 1000 salmonella cases nationwide %-iowa farms.nted eggs from two officials say farms like these are rarely inspected by the federal government. but fda said new egg safety rules that went into effect in july after the outbreak, required producers to do more salmonella testing and could reduce future infections. fda investigation into the source of contamination could take months. in the meantime fda chief said avoid over ease eggs. doctors say it is probably best to boil them. >> i think it is best to have the egg cooked firm. generally runny eggs you want to avoid. >> commissioner said you cannot tell if it is contaminated by the appearance. it will look and smell and taste normal. you can tell by the code on the egg carton. to find out if the carton in your refrigerator is part of the recall. visit www.food safety.gov. jennifer davis fox 45 news. >> the eggs affected by the

states. maryland is not one of them. and, of course, you can find more information about the recall on our website on foxbaltimore.com/news inks. >> federal investigators spend the day determining the cause of the bp oil rig explosion. a hearing today asked whether crews were prepared in case of an emergency. the april 20 blast killed 11 people, you will recall and of millions of gallons of crudes oil into the gulf of mexico. >> do you believe, as you sit here today, you received all the innormation necessary to operate safely? >> post incident with the things that have come to lightt no. >> the final bottom kill to plug the leak for good is expected the week after labor day, but affects of the oil spill, of course, will likely be felt for years. >> 33 minors trapped deep underground for more thanntwo weeks, have been found alive.

an amazing scene. rescue workers erupted in chile when a video camera lowered underground showed the minors alive. minors tied notes to the camera, announcing everyone had survived. >> when he comes owl i will tell him 1,000,000 times i love him. 1,000,000 times. nobody would be able to take away the happiness i feel right now. >> rescue workers say it could take as long as four months to get the trapped minors out. they plan to use the hooe drilled to send the men small capsules containing food, water, oxygen and communication equipment to get them through the long hall. >> that is a miracle. >> four months to get them out? that's incredible. >> fine as long as they have the provisions. but it is an amazing story. >> it is. check in now with oor weather. we have clouds moving in. >> yeah, go to somebody amazing here in the studio. -hall we? vytas reid with the sky watch forecast. >> thank you so much.

talking bout what is going on out there. we have a lot of clouds moving in across the region, across the state. some of them have showers. some of you folks will see rain, some won't. and across the area, scattered showers expected through the overnight. coming down at a good pace through parts of the city. in fact, looking at cloudy skies. areas with showers. 71 degrees. you wwll see a noticeable change temperature wise. with cooler air moving in. winds out of the east at 13. so a nice breeze, with humidity levels at 84 percent. now looking at the temperatures. you can see the changes occurring out there. as i speak. looking at 73 in baltimore. 75 in d.c. dover at 70. and look at wilmington delaware at 68. and only 68 in hagerstown. and then only 57 in oakland out there in gar rat county. so cooler air is settling in out of the north, as we continue to see the flow behind the rain. and then aaso the flow coming in from the northwest and winds will start to change out of the north-norrhwest. you can see on this map, the green indicated some of the

cooler temperatures north..3 63 boston. 62 in albany new york. 64 in buffalo. and then we will continue to see the cooling affect for the next couple of days across the mid-attantic. and then also the new england states. what is helppng to spaan that is an area of low pressure sitting out over the atlantic. that will continue to wrap in that moisture and that marine layer of air brings in the showers and potential for some showers. so we have instability to continue to give us a little bit of rain potentialll. and we have the trough that is dropping through the area. dropping our temperatures down as well. we will get a few breaks in the clouds here and there. so it won't be a total washout tomorrow. i think mostly cloudy skies. maybe poke of sunshine here and there. but nonetheless pottntial for showers. keep the umbrellas nearby heading off to work. looking at the future scan. you can see the instability and model data shows pop ups here and there across the area. nothing organized. just pop up scattered showers anddrumble of thunder. but better chances for the showers. model data shows remaining

showers at 6 a.m. wednesday. but for the most part most of the activity is heading out. hurricane danielle, bring it up. category one. second storm of the season, as far as hurricane strength. winds at 86 miles per hour. and track of the storm it looks like right now, path is taking it east of bermuda. coach incidents could take it further west or east. follow the path of the ssorm. could become a category 3 tomorrow. watch it close g looking at showers across the area. 67. tomorrow cloudy skies, with 4 the high. cool day. then warm back uppto 79 on wednesday. with mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. 84 wednesday. saturday 85. and with plenty of sunshine through the weekend. looks like a great one coming. back to you. >> the ravens get a big boost where they need the most. the player that was cleared to play. next in sports. >> and children in a land lock

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delicious granola bars made with 100% natural ingredients. >> get this. kids in iowa city get a taste of the beach. >> the section of iowa city was turned into a giant sand box over the weekend. it is there on so 10 local teens can compete in a sand sculpture contest. but as an added bonus turned into a great spot to bring the kids to play. >> human powered flying machines put to the test in california. that one failed. 25 teams competed to see whose creation would fly the longest. that did not win either. contraptions launched off a deck into rainbow harbor. some worked. i have yet to see any. some served as better submarines. >> if you ever wondered what -- if a wild pitch looked like up close and personal. here you go. wow! this was a pitch thrown by a mexican pitcher during the little league world series. as you caa see, it shattered the camera sway situated buy behind home plate. it was costly. mexico won 4-2.

>> as the ravens got back to work following the preseason victory over the redskins they got good news, in a position where they needed it. cornerback. web has been removed from the physically unable to perform list. this eight months aftee he tore his acl. thus ending the rookie season. he may not lay at all in the preseason. but has a chance to make the season ooener. he is happy to be back out3 there. >> it was fine. glad to be out with my teammates. welcome me back. fine. you know, fine and dandy. i have been rehabbbng to get back to play football. so i have not been rehabbing to get back to play onn thing. i have been rehabbing to getú back to my full self and my full self do everything. so i want to do everything i can possibly do back to 100 percent. >> my thoughts are good thoughts with regard to him. he looked good moving around. probably put him on a patt, same

as we did with fabian. that worked out well. same injury. so i know he is excited to be out. >> as mentioned, ravens are happy to see help arrive for the secondary. gave up over 300 cards to the redskiis through the air. but managed to keep them off the score board a locking three points. john harbaugh knows that is not3 good enough as they move forward from here. >> i think that they played well back there. the passing yards are a concern obviously. when i stood up there after the game, i didn't realize they threw for that many yards against us. because i felt like we were playing good for the most part. they got chunks on some plays they made. but players themselves, did a good job. and we don't want to give up that many yards passing, at all. >> across town, night off for the orioles that open up the six game road trip to chicago and anaheim tomorrow. they can use the night off. not one off in 20 days. they are ahead under buc showalter and turn around is there for all to see. remarkable.

like a new team. according to a new oriole it is a trend they hope to keep going. >> i really don't know what it is. you can just feel the turn around coming. and everyone is producing. and you know, showing their true abilities. and it feels great being part of it. it is a young bunch of guys, and the coachs and players here, you know, it is amazing being around. >> not getting much easier from here. ten of the orioles remaining 13 series are against winning teams. >> thank you, bruce. marriage between tiger woods and elin nordegren ended. terms of the divorce were nnt former couple expected to share custody of the two children. controversy, of course erupted last year after reports surfaced that tiger had affairsswith several women. >> looking at shower activity moving a

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>> final look at the seven-day forecast. once again, cloud cover tomorrow. temperatures cooler. high of 74 degrees. we have not seen a high like that for awhile. few showers scattered across the area. 79 wednesday. things start to clear out during the day. 84 thursday. 81 by friday. we will see beautiful sunshine carrying us into the weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, looking at the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s.

but a fabulous weekend heading back to you guys. >> all right, vytas, thank you. that does it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us tonight. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. up next, is t

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