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unlimited". i am bruce cunningham.ú the "late edition" starts right now. ú% >> the history of a troubled teenager. >> i will not sse my brother or >> the things the family did to try to help. >> a 14-year-old, now charged tonight with first-degree murder. >> sit down, i am not a dude. >> the baltimore cop out of a

job. three years after this "youtube" video went viral. who is coming to his defense tonight? >> tainted eggs. why they may affect maryland, even be though they may never %-why the city of baatimorre sad buying more of these parking meters is a great idea. >> live, in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this issfox 45 news "late edition". >> hello he again, i am jeff barnd. jennifer gilbert has tonight off. mother of a miidleeschool student charged with murder said kathleen cairns reporting, arteesha holt faces murder charges this evening. >> booker t. washington middle school will be minus one-eiggth grade student when classes begin on monday. 14-year-old arteesha holt is instead in jail charged with murder. -> i want people to know that

she is not the monster thaa theú ssy she is. she is the child that got caught up innrown up activities. >> arteesha allegedly shot two men during a street robbery in southeast baltimore. jose coreas was killed. juvenile justice gave her but i don't knnw the school system was going to do. because i asked for help plenty of times. >> arteesha's brother is accused of hiding the gun and is also in jail. >> really is not supposed to happen like that. isn't supppsed to happen like that. it don't matter because both of them can be gone for, at least, like not see my brother or sister for another 20 years. >> in southeast baltimore. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> police search for a killer

after a boy discovers his mom dead in her own bedroom. it happened at a house on%lexin. identified suffered trauma. which is why police tonight areú calling the death susppcious. >> detectives came in from homicide unit after the investigation turned over to them. they are responsible. again, patrol responded initially, without getting into specifics bassd on the circumstances they encountered, it was turned over to tte homicide. >> police waiting on the medical examiner's report to determine the cause of death. union leaders condemn the police commissioner tonight for firing officer rivieri lost his job with a skateboarder three-years ago. even though a police board recommended five day suspension, commissioner bealefield ignored it and fired rivieri. >> it is clear, in my mind, that the police commissioner was

getting presh from your somewhere to make this decision. >> lets face it, it made it on "youtube", national story. is that what droveethe commissioner and legal counsel %-terminate a 19 year veteran? >> police department has yet t comment. %-this case. promising to appeal >> a maryland lawmaker takes the immigration debate to the state capitol of nnapolis. giving them a voice..3 ú%donoghhplans to let citizens sue public officials in court. both violate federal immigration laws and aid and abet illegal aliens. >> maryland is preempting theú federal government. maryland's policies are conflicting with the federal government. >> i believe that our federal gooernment has an obligation to protect our borders. >> pat mcdonogh said 350,000 illegals are currently living in the state of maryland. >> gubernatorial candidate

robert ehrlich promises no taxes if he gets his old jobbback inú annapolis. governor o'malley meantime said he has heard it all before and stands by his 1 percent sales tax increase, enacted in 2007. >> he made all of those saae promisee eight years ago and when he got in he raised taxes and feee. lowered them for no group of people. and he jacked upstate spending by 33 percent..3 >> but the most mportant thing you can do as governor, is create an environment whereby people go back to work, and they will pay taxess >> whhever wins will deal with a maryland issfacing $1.6 billion shortfall in the fisccl year that begins next july. ooto the question of the day. do you believe bob ehrlich's promise not to raise taxes or fees? 59 percent say yes. bobby writes on facebook. he is going to have to aise taxes to get the budget balanced. and to get state workers the raise that they deserve. but kelly writes.

i donnt think it really matters. o'malley has run maryland into the ground. ehrlich gets my vote regardless. >> state leaders say they no longer need a feddral waiver for absentee ballots, they were concerned there would not be enough time to send them. federal law requires they must be sent out 45 days prior to the election. but maryland will speed up the delivery, to military and voters abroad. you can get the latest on the elections, from fox 45 newss of course, foxbalttmore.com, click that on and you are fine. once you click on3 foxbalttmore.com, click on/vote 2010. >> new rasmussen pole shows republicans trusting more than democrats on all 10 keyy3 political issues. republicans lead democrats 47 to 39 percent on the economy. which remains, of course the most important issue. republicans have the edge on the issues of ethics and corruption. 40 to 38 percent.

g.o.p. is more trusted on taxes. natiooal securrty. the wars, and surprisingly, even health care. >> fda tests showed tainted ccicken feed is he a source ofú the salmonella outbreak. but there could be others. half a million eggs recalled. 1330 cases of salmonella poisoning were reported. >> and that massive egg recall willllikely cost you more. wholesale prices already up about 30 cents a dozen. they will likely be passed on, of course, to consumers. >> meantime, the price of coffee %-this week, wholesale coffee prices reached the highest point in thor man 10 years. that's rough for local coffee shops like java mamas in reisterstown, where there is a 30 percent drop iinbusiness because of the economy. higher prices trickle down to customers. >> bottom line is how much profit do you make off a cup of coffee. if the prices continue to rise,

for the green beans and, of course that means my roaster will raise my prices eventually. these are my prices to the customer then go up. >> dedicated customers say they will have to cutback because of the high coffee prices. >> theebaltimore humane society in rristerstown is deeuged with cats and dogs at this time of year. august is slow for pet adoptions. so the center s offering a two for one promotion on cats, to entice animal lovers. from august 25, through -eptember 25, two adult cats can be adopted for $105. or two kittens for $125. for more details, aad the location, just o to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> baltimore's streees ill be dotted with 75 more solar powered digital parking meter. board of estimates approved spending more than $500,000. on the additional machines,

which will be replacing the old coin meters. easy meters accept coins or credittcards. spokesperson said the digital meters will allow for 100percent more parallel parkinn space. >> parents and teachers, got a sneak peek at baltimore county's newest school this evening. west towson elementary. it is environmentally friendly. loaded with high tech t costd $22 million to build. >> the first day of school forr3 %-august 30.unty is mondayy back to school events have already begun. and will continue through the first weeks of the school yearr for a list of all back to school nights. go to foobaltimore.com/news links. >> weather wise it is looking great for the beginning of the maryland state fair. here is meteorolooist emily gracey with a sky waach forecast. you were there earlier tonight. and you said it was unbelievable? >> gorgeous. warm for my taste. but, i think, cooler temperatures are in the forecast for tomorrow. so all out there for fox 45 day

tomorrow. looking nice. temperatures this evening, have not cooled off. 70 degrees in baltimore. 73 in d.c.. and 67 in salisbury. we will keep following about another -- falliig 10 degrees across the area. one thing we will not see is any rain. in fact, not a drop of rain on the seven-day forecast either. staying dry through the next several days. as high pressure builds in on top of us. if you are headed out to the across baltimore. expect picture perfect weather. 82 for the afterroon high. and clear skies to continue into the evening. i will have more on what to eeamineefor of the rest of the weekend and start of the work week. cooing up in the full forecast. >> >> please, do not kill me. >> new york city cab driver pleads for his life as he is attacked in his taxi, according to police, by a college student. why he claims he was attacked. >> and toyota again recalling >> and toyota again recalling this timor t

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am safe. my family is safe. >> alleged attaccer is 21-year-old film student michael enwright. according to the taxi works alllance, cab ride started with what was described as friendly banter about the muslim faith and ended when enwright reached -ver the seat and attacked the father of four with a knife. >> i am trying to hold him. and telling him, please, do not kill me. i am very hard worker. i work hard. >> those that know enwright say -hey are shocked. he recentlyytraveled to afghanistan, as a volunteer with intersections international a group that aims to promote peace across faith and racial boundary. supporters believe it happened becauss sharon is muslim and could have een prompted by the intense debate surrounding the construction of a islamic cultural center and osque two blocks frommground zero. >> we feel strongly that the debate hhs beennso out of hhnd.

that there has been so much fear %->> enwrighttfaces charges of second-degree attempted murder as a hate crime. in washington, nicole collins. >> meantime, police say enwright was enebriated at the time of theearrest. >> toyota is recalling more than 1,000,000 cars this evening. affected cars, toyota corollas, and toyota matrix hatch bax, sold between 2005 and 2008. recalled because they have engines thattmight stall for o reason whatsoever. three acciients and 1 injury were reported duu to this problem. the recall. go o our website foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> looking like cool weekend. cool meaning really nice weether out there. but some more heat next week. here is meteorolooist emily gracey with a look at the five-day forecastt if you can pair it down for us, %->> cool weather on the way. then hot weather..3 so a bit of everything.

and feeliig the cool weather this evening. right now.over the inner harbour showing clear conditions behind the cold front that passed through the area. the effects oo that et. 70 degrees right now from the inner harbour. although we are cooler in many other locatiins, and a long ways to go with the temperatures this evening. drop down o the upper 50s. partll cloudy skies. and the winds right now out of the north-northwest at three. so we are watching the radar. because we did ave some showers doon to the south today. cold front passed through. and that kept us dry. portions of virginiaaand that cold front is still sitting off the coast there. so we will continue to see that %-overnight into the day tomoor. that high pressure means gorgeous conditionn as we go into the weekend. so expect temperatures to be cool tonight..3 but waaming up. as we go into the end of the weekend. wee re watching the tropics as well this evening. hurricane danielle is a category you can ee on radar. or satellite imagery. as it is moving closer and closer to the uus., it will take

the turn to the north. but also waaching tropical storm earl aad while thattis sttll a tropical storm it has the potential to become a major hurricane.3 hurricane center ppedicting as it moves westover theewarm waters oo the atlantic, it will gain strength and become a hurricane. so watch ttat over the next several days. we are watching the cold frrnt move out of the areaa and high pressure buiids in behind it. we have cooler air moving in from the north, on the front side of the highh ooce we are in to saturday, we will start to see the high move on top of us. that means the slow warm up on the way. so the cooler air will move out oo the picture. allowwng in the 90s for thee3 end of the week. so not out of summer yet.ú we will start to feel it more next weekkinto the low 90s. for tonight though. nothing nearrthat. 59 degrees for the overnight low. northerly wind. five to 155miles per hour. and then 82 degreessfor3 %-seasooal day out there.

it feels nice. low humidity evelss but it will start to rise by saturday. 86 degrees for the afteenoon high. warming evvn more by the end of ú%e weekend. 90 on sunday. 92 on monday. lots of sunshine here on the five day. and we hold onto the warm temperatures for the starttof the work eek. i will let yyu know how long the around, oming up in my seven-day forecast. >> it is unlikely but richly ea-?

>> preseason, everything has been going the ravens' way. took easy victories over caaolina and the reddkins. and will probably do the same saturday against he giants. buttthat doesn't mean that all is rosy in ravens town. especially n the offensive side of the ball. after devouring tape from the first two games, cameron and staff saw one thing that turned their stomachs. ravens have fumbleed the ball eight times. turn it into points on the score board. cameronnknows his guys have to get better about protecting the

ball. a lot better. >> we think we emphasize it enough, but obviously we have not. and we will try to get that corrected. number one goal out of the game. saturday night. we have to find a way to be aggressive and take care of the3 ball. after that saturday night everything is a plus. active participant innpractice today. frontrunner for the vacant inside positiin. wrapped and spotted walkingand carefully during the time the media watched practice. he then stood off to the side as the rest of the line backers went through drills. it is said to be a swollen knee and not considered serious but it could affect his availability saturday against the ggants. if mcclainncannot go, gooden or start of the preseason. >> even though he followed motile and the browns. osama bin ladin never became the piarah the team's owner did, and today we learn osama bin ladin will be immortalize in the new hooe.

one of 15 browns to be placed in ú%e team's inaugural ring of honor. joining the likes of brown, grrm, and paul gram in the ceremony. held t the brown's home opener through 90.y for them 78 7900 yards. and 47 touchdowns. he entered the pro football hall of fame in 1999. >> to the south. redskins fans will not be seeing the new quarterback for awhile. washington post reeorts that mcnabb will be out until the opener. mcnabb suffered a sprained ankles lastday aturday night. fear in d.c. it could affect him learnnng the new offense in washington. he is losing live snaps in a3 game where he would have probably ppayed over a hhlf. grossman starts in his absence. skins open up against dallas september 12. and this week, they take on the3 jets in the preseason. [ male announcer ] there are many vehicles

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>> there is a lot of sunshine on the seven-day forecast. looking good for the state fair. starts tomorrow. 82 degrees. with plenty offsunshine. ú%nny all the way through the week. wwrm up on the way. monday 92. get back to the upper 80s3 wedneeday and thursday. next chance of rain is not coming until the end of neet week. >> sounds great. thank you so much. don't forget the state fair ii

tomorrow.ú and this year there is something for eveeyone's musical taste at the fair. >> ♪ >> no, he won't. centerrstar show sold out in3 minutes. >> i am really thankful for the well wishes and prayers, whether -t is mesooow or with poison, we put time into the show. -> and for the country fans, gretchen wilson takes the stage tomorrow night. main attraction at fox 45 news night and promised her show will have lots of eneegy. ú%d be lots of fun. >> but, and this is a big but. we have your tickets to the sold out justin bieber show on september 8. -atch fox 45 news morning news all next week, you don'' want to miss ann minute of it. for your chance to win justin bieber tickets. >> ffnd out about the fun at the maryland state ffir. check out our fun at the fair special. airs tomorrow at 6 p.m. after

fox 45 news at 5:30. and right here on fox 45 news. ú%d that does it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd.ú up next, is that 70s show. morning news in the morning at 5:00 a.m. real time closed ccptioning provided by u.s. captioning