as he ravens win, 17-14..3 ú%w here is jeff barnd and jjnnifer gilbert with the "late edition". >> how can you tell a child that their mother is gone? taken by another child. >> a new twist in the debate over how to punish juvenile offenders. >> the case against a couucilwoman. the new developments tonight as helen holton goes o court. >> a warning for travelers, the reason behind a new terror alert. >> and fighting bedbugs and sink bugs, what you need to know to avoid being scammed. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10 "late

-dition." >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. newly rrleased report said that trying juvenile offenders as adults, is the wrong approach. >> keith daniels standing by live tonight at the detention center in east baltimore. where the report emphasizes rehabilitation, over punishment. keith? >>well, jeff, juvenile offenders charged as adults are held here, like the adults. now our concern over juvenile crime led many states tt implement many laws, including maryland. to implemeet laws that put teens into the adult court system under certain circumstances, including first-degree murder, rape, sex offense charges. but in the newly released the3 just kids partnership reeoot, %-system teaches teens to become violent criminal always and waste taxpayers money. >> the result,,if you want too3 rrally change the system, yoo have to start to get these kidd

%-at a yoonger ageealt with. right now we are throwing ourú money away. if youuthink that imprisoning these people is actually makiig the communnty safer. >> well, supporters of the tough on crime approoch, say underage offenders should face punishment with the sameedegree ofú seriousness as their charges. live at the detention center. keith daniels, fox 45 news "late >> thank you, keith. our question of the day. we asked is it right tt charge teens as adults? so far 85 percent say yes. megan writes oo facebook, kids know what they are doing. and what is right and long, at 15. i think they should be punished the same. >> police shoot a robberr suspect in eaat baltimooe. it happened at 8:30 last night. at the family dollar store on harford road. ú% officer saw thhee masked men. one turned toward the officer and that's when shots rang out. the suspect tonight, is at the

hospital. ,3 >> baltimore city council member given probation for taking too much money from political helen holton entered a plea deal in court today. pending in front of the court of appeals. the state said that by far is a more serious charre than the mid mist. helen holton entered a no contest plea to today. >> you have to follow the campaign finance law, if you don't, you know, we willl3 investigate, and we will prosecute. >> i will continue to serve on the city council and to serve my community to the best of my ability. to help make balttmore city a safer, healthier and more prosperous cityy >> holton was slapped with a 2500dran dollars fine, probation before judgment and 1 yearrof unsupervised probatiin. post on the council's taxation and finance committee. >> the people are expected to be

above reeroach. it is a high standard. that's what eople expect and deservee >> this has been like a dark cloud looming for quite some time. -nd i believe that she has done a great job during this time. it is unfortunate for all of us. >> despite tte appeal n her bribery charge, holton considers the whole matter over now. >> and today marks the first full day of deliberations ffr jurors in the murder trial of -hree men accused of killingg3 former baltimore councilman ken harris. jurors have to consider it 29 charges for each defendant. if they are convicted, each defendant faces a possible life sentence. >> just 29 days now from the mid term electiins come november 2. arundel countt decides if the %-- slots parlor at the arundeld mills mall and urres voters to put slots at laurel pprk not the

mall. cordiss said the majority owner oo laurel is penn national the company that opened a slots parlor in cecil county. >> it is a lie. they cannot have slots. it is illegal in maryland. >> they cannot have a second license anywhere in the state of maryland. >> that's the law. that's not what the ad said. >> meantime, david cordish going door-to-door throughout communities urging residents to vote on question eight to put slots near the mall. you can get the latest on the mid term elections, go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2000. >> park illegglly and you will pay. councilman cole wants to put the brakes on a new and expensive parking fine increase..3 councilman cole said that the $250 fine is outrageous. that's why tonight he introduced legislation to lower it to $100. ii was recently increaseddby 300 percent by the council.

%-as a way to generate revenue. >> it is against the law, there should bbea penalty attached to it. $250 is not right onee >> the increase in parking fines was part of a revenue package that raised pprking rates across thh ccty. >> a synthetic medication similar to pot is ban in baltimore county. the drug known as k-2, is smoke3 or ingested and tonight the county council voted to prohibit ú%e ale of -2. users can face a $500 fine oo 60 days behind bars. experts say since it is man made, however, the drug can be sold now under yet another name. >> this is one of those cases where we are not going to legitimateout our way out of a k-2 problem. because it is a synthetic drug. >> i want to send a message we will not tollrate this in baltimore countyy ii you keep coming back, we will keep coming back. and make our community safe. >> however, no penalty for drug possession.

>> we now know more about what caused the deadly crash invvlving a bus along interstate 2700in bethesda last week.3 66-year-old joseph clabaugh was driving, when the bus rolled %-today, the state medicalesday. examiner announced that he died of a heart attack. not from the crash itself. the crash injured ore than a dozen others. many of them children. >> and an environmental group is petitioning congress to fund research about fish. the may have characteristics of both sexes. the west virginia group3 prrsented 5000 signatures, asking for a three yeer study to determine the cause of the freak he fish. 2008 study showed 80 percent of male, smallmouth bass, weree3 producing eggs. the group has started a campaign called fish mystery to bring attention to it. they proposed a study of the effects of endocrine disrupting

coopounds on human health as well. >>well, cold rainy start to the -ook week. >> meeeorologist emily gracey joins us with news on when the >> there is sunshine in the forecast. but not here yet. clouds and still watchiig some rain this evening on the radar. the immediate area. baltimore is starting to dry out and cool down. but areas north and east still seeing ight rain and drizzlee certainly a possibility overnight tonight. into early tomorrow morning. the bigger picture here shows us a cool temperature. 51 innbaltimore. we drop down to the 40s. back to the west. and even seeing upper 30s in western maryland. most of us will see the 40s tonight. and another cool day in store for us tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. we shoold stay dry through the33 and highs only in the 60s. i will tell you when weewill see more rain and when we may see sunnhine as well. coming up in a few minutes.

back to 15,000,000 customers, after admitting harging them for services they ddd not want in the first place. veriion said customers were charged for unintentional wwb those customers will get between 2 and $6 on the next bill. costing vvrizon up to $90 million. >> while bedbugs and sink bug are scam artists apparentty. watch out for pest ccntrol3ú companies. according to business experts. %-reseerch theecompany to make darn sure they are on the up and up. and as always, read that fine print if there is any. >> a 7-year-old boy from elkridge has mmde a historic fine. >> this is an amazing story. young boy is credited with discovering a ossil that aapears to date back 116,000,000 years. the child found the jaw bone fragment last month in laurel. the curator of dinosaurs at the

smithsonian said it is theefirst jaw bone from a meat eating dinosaur ever found in maryland. >> a travel alert, about a possible terror threat in europe. coming up, more aboot why it was issued by the obama administration. and which other countrres are issuing similar alerts of heir own. >> it is definitely mental. i call it innanity. but it is definitely mental. >> tired of your ring routine. coming up. what one utah man is doing to what one utah man is doing to spice things p to pay ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪

>> tonight, an alert is ssued for u.s. citizens traveling abroad. white house as more details today. >> while the alert issued sunday is not a travel warning it is a step below it. and a statement for americans t3 be extra vigilant while in europe. today japan and sweden join the similar statement. craig boswell reports from washington. >> the state department said that credible information led to a general travel alert for u.s. citizens in europe, but not for specific countries. >> continue with your raael plans.3 but, ou know, beecautious because we are aware of, you know, active ploos against the u.s. american citizens. and other allies around the

world..3 %-mumbai style attack in europey al-qaida groups. urges americans to be vigilant when using public transportation, or visiting toorist attractions. >> we are concerned enough to alert those that are in eurrpe, to be alert to their surroundings. >> there are some details about possible targets, including the eiffel tower, two times in a few weeks it was closed because of threats. in berlin, targets are there. and. >> what is new about this warning, is that other european countries areecovered. that means that the al-qaida potential threat may be continental -- >> former cia officer said the ú%st could be code words and not major targets. >> in terms of impact, it doesn't have to be one of those big things. you go into a mall and shoot somebody up. >> state department said the alert calls for common sense, travel precautions. including not discussing travel plans with strangers,

registering with the embasss of and not canceling your trip to3 >> crackdown on credit card temperatures today frrm the justice department. the justice department filed a lawsuit against american eepress, and alleges that it used anti-competitive practices to insulate themselves from competition. vvsa and master card were also named. but justice department already has proposed settlements forr3 ttose two companies. >> a mannout of the state of utah is celebrating 150th anniversary of the pony express retracing the original root. karl is running 1840 miles from california to missouri, that'ss3 basically two marathons, each >> kind of surrral. you know, every day you get up and do it all day. i aa in a good zone. running has been good. you know, little aches and pains but good. >> unbelievable. karl's ife thinks, well he is

crazy. ú%rl sees it as finding new and exciting ays to jazz up his running routine. >> that's incredible. >> gooddfor himm >> we have missrable weather again. >> yes. maybe a break in the clouds. >> looks like the sun may be out at the end of the weee. and nice weekend. go to emily with the latest forecast. >> we have a nice week in store. before that, we have to deal with more rain in the forecast. or next couple of days. we could see wet weather again. live outside from the hd skycam. dry conditions out there. few spots of ddizzle on the map this evening. and definitely somm cool temperatures to talk about. ú% degrees. right now from the inner harbour. with mostly cloudy skies. and the windd out of the %-calming down now to aboutú 7 milee per hour. last week we were looking t rainfall totals above 11 inches. not today. over the last 224hours. we did not see an inch. it was a dreary day but certainly not flooding.. .68 inches is wwat we have at bwi thurgood marshall airport.

and smaller amounts around us on the map here. we also hhd gustyywinds out there. not seeing them right now in fact. baltimore. five up in hagerstown. 12 in d.c..from the northwest, calm winds and ccearing skies tonight. you can see a few breaks of the clouds here, on the satellite imagery. that will cause us to cool down overnight. and down to the 40s.ú so chilly temperatures tootalk about. we will see a rebound in the teeperatures at the end of the week. once we finally dry out. some showers oof to the north and east. that's the case again. over the next couple of days. still dealing with two low pressure systems sitting on either side of us briiging inú for tomorrow we will stay mostly cloudy through the day. not a lot as far as rain. but rain is back in play wednesday. as more shhwers work the way through. we will see the chance of showers during the day wednesday. before it clears out on thursday. and hen after that, he rest of the week we will seem nice. once e are ttrough the next

weather weehave plenty of sunshine. ann warmer temperatures to talk weekk not the case tonight. 48 degrees. overnight. spots of drizzle still out and gusty winds still a possibility out of the north at five to 15. and then for tomorrow, mostly cloudy day, i think mostly dry day as well. -ust cooler than averagg. although nowhere as cool as today. 65 for the afternoon high. and after weenesday, few showers on wednesday afternoon. thursday we start to dry out. slowly climbing temperatures. get back to normal. we should be in the low 70s this time of ear. get there friday. saturday nice. and more sunshine ffr the end of the week. show ou the sevvn-daa forecast. coming up in a bit. >> kevin bay corner, made out oú bacon. great cause this piece of art is >> joe flacco led the ravens to victory. hear from the usually calm and coolected quarterba

>> get this. kevin bacon made out of bacon.

>> dave leafco commissioned a sculpture, and made out of bacon %-kids, including his daughter, kids with leukemia. >> take a trip to israel to see the largest rocking horse, took one year to build using 2 tons of wood. it stands a staggering 20 feet tall and can hold up to 50 kids, at a time. >> >> in the wake of sunday's rousing win over pittsburg steelers, ravens find themselves in 1st place in the afc north. but more importantly their quarterback may have turned a important corner. the ravens been waiting for joe ú%acco to seize control of the game. to rally the offense and beat somebody. and that's exactly what happened sunday in pittsburg. joe flacco led the team on a

40-yard drive with time running out w 32 seconds left. he hit tj with a winning touchdown. this could be the benchmark, the game that turns him into the quarterback the ravens want him to be.ú joe cool showed unaccustomed emotion after the big play. >> i thinn, my demeanor all week and throughout most of the game, you would not see that too much. but if you pay attention, i can be emotional. it is just uncomfortable. but when things happen the way yourself. you cannot control and i mean that happens more than just one ttme. like it ddd yesterday. every time we score and we have good drives, things like that, and we win games, everybody on the team, including myself is emotional. >> he has been in huge games. haplayed hhstile environments. count them up. how many hostile environments, road games, he has played in coo compared to quarterback in the history of the game. has to be more. because of the rogue playoffs.

thhy are as hostile as you can get. all part of the process. i think, we all can realize that. >> across town, orioles were packing boxes getting ready for the off season. after the buc showalter turn around. their hopes are high. as they head into the winter. heaaing intoothe off season, o's president macphaal ii identifying two areas to seek help, through tradee or free agency. and another is a guy that canr hit the ball out of the park. >> one thing that we would like to do. easy to say, harder necessarily to execcte. is we would like to improve the middle of the line upp3 this is a free agent market. that people will, you know, in the media will speculate about the depth and how many answers truly there. so we have to look at every avenue. we cannot just think that we will be able tt climb the magic free agent list that makes everyone look better. but if you do it by trade, you

will have to operate under the basis that you will have to give up something to get something. >> the orioles finishhthe year 66 and 96, fourth worst in baseball. but two games better than last year. >> very excited. are you kidding? five years, waiting for this. >> boarding buses before dawn. >> still aheaa on the "late edition". a look at a happy [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart.

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tomorrow. high of 65. showers on wednesday and dry out after that. and looking nice through the en3 of the weekend. toward the start of next eek. back to you. >> looks good. finally tonight. a very happy homecoming for some retirees. >> five years agoo urricane katrina forced them to take up residence in washingtonn d.c.. but today, 140 residence return to the newly rebuilt armed forccs retirement hooe in gulfport mississiipi. >> i hope that somebody holds me to kiss the ground. because i want to kiss the ground when i get there. >> i miss the water. fishing. i miss the small townn that's what i love the most. >> i am a small town boy. >> well, the group said thee enjoyed thhir time in washington and thank everyone that helped -hem and embraced them during

the last five difficult years. >> god bless them. >> good to be home. >> yes, it does. >> that will did it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us tonight. - am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. up next is h