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of our prep players of the week on our website foxbaltimore.com. now, hereeis jennifer gilbert with the late edition". >> chose the wrong house at the >> essex man tries to chase down the suspected sexual predator. why he was only wearing a towel durinn the daring chase. >> his life, you know taste good. >> new alcoholic drink that packs a wallop, who is investigating to see if it is too dangerous. >> delays at the airport. why it s costing you big bucksú >> and focusing in on drivers. %-popping up next in maryland. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore this is fo3

45 news "late edition". >> >> good evening, i am jennifee gilbert. jeff barnd is offftonight. an essex man ffghting back tonight against a suspected sexual predator. police say a ather's quick thinking during a daring foot chase helped to catch the man. keith daniels is live at the house, where the arly morning intruder disdisrupted the family. >> it all started in this house behind me. first, a break inn then scary moments, and then a father who jumped in to action. jay said it happened monnay morning at 6:00. a man walked through the ú%mily's unlocked back ddor. girlfriend woke up, saw the man stanning on the stairs. she yelled for him n the shower. jumped out, grabbed the towel, chased the man out of the house. he saw the suspect jump into the truck but before the man got

away, the father got a partial liccnse plate number. >> he looked over. and we made eye contact. i saw him, e kept passing. and put theecar in gear, and backed up really fast. took off. missed me by inches. you know, so when he came past %e, i ran more to gettaa much of >>well, baltimore county detectives say the man could be responsible for other break-ins, and sexual assaults in the area. he is in custody tonight. but he has not been charged with a crime. for now police are calling him a person of interest. live in essex, keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> thank you, keith. police in harford county crackdown on a meds lab and makú aadiscovery inside of a home in fallston. %-weekend when investigatorshe served a search warrant at this inside they methamphetamine cooking in a bedroom closet. and plenty of ingredients to make the drug.

>> crem kel meth oil, and various ttpes of paraphernalii, in addition to the weapons recovered. which was quite alarming. >> those weappns, by the waa, police found several handguns, assault rifles, homemade silencers and grenadeelauncher. special crews were called in to dismantle the drug lab. >> a proposed ban in baltimore on synthetic marijuana clears the first major hurdle. the drug is known as k-2 oo spice. the ban was discussed at last night's city council meetinn. it is now onto the hearing stage. selling or possessing the drugú could be faced with a misdemeanor and fine and prison time. baltimore county passed a similar ban earlier thissmmnth. >> a popular drink on collegg campuses could be next on the ban list. four loko has a too of caffeine, and the alcohol equivalent of almost five, 12-ounce beers. it is fruity and filled wwth

sugar and costs $2.50 a can..3 that's $2.50 a can. studies show it could cause dehydration and interfere with coordination, balance, and body temperature. >> sometimes when i wann a fun wednesday ight, friday night, saturday, go to the liquor store and it is the cheapest on the shelf. >> tomorrow across the country they can do to reeove products frrm store shelves. -> that brings us to the question of the day. do yoo think four loko should be ban in maryland? so far 38% say yes. whiie 62% say no. one writes on facebook. ban that cocaine in a can. but chris writes. telling me what i can and can't drink. >> the fate f a man aacused of killing his wife, five years ago, now lies in the hands of a

jury. thh state said that dennis tetso almost got away with the perfect crime. tracy tetso disappeared in 2005. her body is never found. dean nis's defense lawyers tried to convince the jury, there was no waa that he is a criminal master mind. today jurors sent out one note, this afternoon, asking tte difference between circumstantial and direct evidence. jury selection beean in the murder trial of a student at frostburg state university. 22-year-old tyrone hall is facing first-degree murder charges in the death of brandon carroll. he died in april after being shot in an off cammus apartment. hall claims that he opened fire in self defense. after getting into an argument with carroll. and another man. >> the men convicted in the murder of ken harris were sentenced today. 17-year-old jerome williaas and 22-year-old charles mcganey sentenced to life plus 30 years in prison. gary collins was acquitted on

murder charges but convicted of assault. he is sentenced to 65 years in jail. ,3 >> with less than two weeks shows governor o'malley with a slim lead over foomer governor bob ehrlich. patrick goozales polllshows o'malley leadinn ehrlich 47 to 45%. 4% of those surveyed plan to vote for a thiid-party candidate. 6% undecided. but a recent washington post poll had o'malley leading ehrlich by 11 points. and rasmussen poll had him leading by eight points. >> last three polls were 11, eight, five, we like the direetion. -> only poll that maaters, is reallyyon election day. >> the consal less poll conducted last week. ú%e same week of the two televised ebates. >>well, theetwo candidates at odds over raising taxes. now that debate is waged on the raaio.

county executive jim smith ssid that if governor o'malley is reelected his budget ffr next year will include no new taxes. today the ggvernor confirmed >> if you are reelected you would noo raise taxes next year? >> preparing a budget without -ny new taxes in it. constant diet of cuts until our economy comes back. >> he passed the largest tax raise in maryland history. i suspect he is looking at the second largest in the next four >> governor o'malley told voters at candidate forums that he if reelected. >> stay with fox 45 news for the latest information on the november elections. go o foxballimore.com/vote 2010. >> maryland correctional officers hope video ccnferencing can help to cut costs. the plan is to use theú technology for court appearances. and doctors' isits. officials say it will hope3 therefully trim transportation costs and improve public safety

at courthouses and hospitals. >> the city of annapolis is considering speed cameras, and aa alderman said putting the cameras in school zones and construction zones would not cost the city any money if the the proposal must be approved by %-mayor ohen said he is undecid on the issue. >> well, undecided day weather wise. we had the rain and then we saw the sun. then a little bit more rain. chiif meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look tt see when things will level out. >> back and forth. >> yeah. >> that's okayy tomorrow.ee that happen aaain rain in the morning. then it tapers off and becomes sunshine in the afternoon. in fact, on the h.d. radar we showing showers ppckinggup south of charlotteeville. zooming out.3 you can see more activity own in southern virginia and this will continue to move up from tennessee and virginia. ii looks like we will see more of theeactivity oo the southeastern ortion section of

-he state. now back in western maryland..3 we havv frost advisories with temperatures dropping. and as they drop overnight, in fact, on the future scan temperatures, you can see arounn early morring hoors, you can see %-and even in the mid 33s, upper 30s ouu in western maryland. so frost possible. but we will see the temppratures continuing to warm through the afternoon. but not warm a lot. innthe lower 60s. i will show you where the rain is going to beeby tomorrow morning and how much potential we could see out of the systtmm coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> flights canceled because of weather, i will miss my connection to atlanta. >> elays at the airport y it is costing passengers more than $16 billion a year. >> this is politics as usual. playing a silly game. will not happen. >> election season brings out the characters doesn't it? the interesting party this man

>> airline flight delays are more than frustratiig for passengers, they are expensive.

new study funded by the faa shows delays ann cancellations cost people billons. delays, canceled, common sight at airports across the country. >> flight canceled because off3 weather, miss my can connection to atlanta. so they got me off this flight and goong to reagan to fly to kenen. >> these signs are costing passengers big bucks. to the tune of $16.7 billion a year. that according to a study conducted for the faa by researchers at the uuiversity of california burk lee. %-delays amounted to $8.3 billi. for extra fuel, crews and maintenance and padded sccedules to deal with delays. add in other factors like indirect affect on the economy and you have a hit of $33 billion. researchers looked at the cost associated with flight delays, miss connections and cancellations including expenses like food and accommodations

while stranded. airliies say they are not surprised by the information. the president of the air transport association saying this repprt underscores what weú have been saying all along. thattflight delays drive billonú of dollars in added costs, bbth to our airlines and ultimately to the customers. if we do not accelerate the modernization of our air traffic -ontrol system, we will see more negaaive impacts on the u.s. economy, and that is unacceptable. >> faa is in the ppocess of modernizing the air traffic control system. that is expected to cost the government and the aviation industry, about $40 billion. in washington, fox news. >> well this faa report looked at the cost to passengers for flight delays in 2007. since that was the latest year of complete data available. >> new tonight. the maryland court of appeals approved a new rule making it easier for homeowners to challenge foreclosure documents. the rule would allow independent lawyers to look at the

documents, that required the lender to prove why they should not be dismissed. the move comee after two foreclosure aatorneys say they did not personally sign foreclosure documents, that had their names on them. %-will hold bank responsible for any illegality disccvered during ongoing fraud investigation. ú%ii.egulators are looking into feds are even getting help from one lawyer in florida -epresenting 3000 homeowners in disputed foreclosures. ú% it is a regulatory agency. and basically the way it works is regulatory agency looks at it first. aad after they look at it, that's when they pass it onto the justice department f they see wrongdoing nd there was plenty of wronndoing to be seen. >> meeting with federal %-evidence to them. over all the officials say they are trying to determine if banks intended to break the law, or weee

overwhelmed by tte housing collapse. >> federal investigators areenow saying a shooting at the pentagon was a random act. oneebullet hit the southside f the building. no one hurt. pentagon police temporarily shut down a portion of interstate 395 -ear the pentagoo to conduct a search. investigatorr are not saying any -ore about who fired the shot. >> checking back with weatherú now. chief meteorologiit vytas reid to see, how our temperatures will et and what about the rain out there. vytas? >> looks like temperaturrs will cool off through the overnight. and the chance of rain will increase as we get into the early mmrning hours. looking at what issgoing on out there right now. no rain to talk about. but downtown on hddskycam. temperatures at 47 degrees. and partly to mostly cloudy skies. winds are calmm and hummdity levels at 97%. we do have a frost advisory for western maryland. allegany counny. out toward garrett county. looking at chillier temmeratures pockets in the low-lying areas.

and they could see a frost there. as we have seen the temperatures start to drop in this fall season. we will start to experience that as well. but not yet. because we are sstll seeing teeperatures in the 50s here in baltimore. 55 dc. 47 hagerstown. 43 out there in oakland and western maryland. weeare starting to see the clouds build in. we saw showwrs this morning. then the clouds cleared up. let us see sun. now we are seeing the clouds returning. with a few pop-up showers over virginia. mmst of the activity should stay mainny south of us. and the eastern shore. we could get a little bit of rain out of this. but like the model data is showing on the future scan. shows most of the ctivity south-southhast of us. then we will start to see the clouds break by the afternoon. get moreesunshine. kind offa repeat of what we saw today. but less rain involved. except for the folks down there in charles county and toward areas toward salisbury where the model shows as mucc as an inch. maybe not rue but potentially that much could fall south of us. we could get accumulating rain

but not too much as the system is shorttlived moving through the area. cool temmeratures nnrth.3 low tracks through virginia and stays mainly south. as you can see, energy overr3 tennessee and parts of virgiiia. and we will be on the edge of that. then start to get breaks in the clouds for the weekend. tonight looking aa clouds gathering. few rain showers moving in late overnight. mainly tomorrowwmorning. and then start to clear out. few morning showers. then cleering out with sun and clouds in the afternoon. temperatures around 62 degrees. and then your fivv-day forecast. shows clearing for thursday. 63. cool other friday, at 59 to 60. kicking off weekend with sunshine. then saturday and sunday look pleasant as we seeetemperatures in the mid to upper 60s with the sunshine. >> allow me to introduceemyself. i represent the. >> no it was not a saturday nighh live skit. real thing. unconventional cannidates appear at the first debate for new

york's gooernor's race. jimmy mcmillen a postal workerr3 %-that runs for office in theert state. and he has a very simple platform. >> my main job is provide a roof over your head, food on theú table and money in your ocket.3 this is politics as usual. playing the silly game. >> did you get that? well, get this. the woman ets so angry at anotherrpassenner on a philadelphia bus, she ulled out a gun. the disppte was over loud cell phone conversations. police say the younger woman's %-more than the older woman coud stand. iilegal hits.acking down on

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>> most likely the moot memorable image from a forgetable game. brandon mary weather to the hit of tood heap and expensive. he heard from the nfl today and they hit him hard. merriweather fined $50,000 for the helmet to helmet hit. and it is a fat fine and it is surprising o learn that he was not suspended too. it was one of severalldangerous hits over the weekend to lead begin to suspend playyrs for hits like that. john harbaugh is feeling vindicaaed by the fine. yeeterday he said heeplayers are coached hot o hit the way like that. >> the thing we try to coach our

guys to do, joe, is basically try to make an effort to do that. and to keep your head out of it. it is not just safety for your which it is. it is safety or yourself. you start to throo your head in there like that you put yourself at-risk and opponent. and not good football. so that's ssmething that we try to do a good job with our guys. >> even though they lost to the3 pattiots,,ravens can take solace in the fact that they retained the high regard from the rest of the league. number one in the nfl.com power rankings released today. steelerr, jees, saints, patriots, round out the top five. now the next order of business, team ranked dead last in the aforementioned rankings, worst team n the league, bills, come in winless, but they are nfl team and they are capable of winning anyone, any time. theooetically and that's how the ravens are approaching it. >> e have to move on. we have a big game against buufalo neet week. before we go o the by. that's huge to go there. back at home. get that win.

you knoo, we have that win, we go to 5-2. and we are feeling good about where we are. %-and do that.e care of business >> 100 percent focused on buffalo and 100 percent focused on our season and what wess accomplish this season. both go hand in handled. try to get better every day at everything you do. and we are sitting att4-2. you know playing the game before the bye week and playing a determined buffalo bills football team coming in here. a team with talent nd well coached and lots to play for. we will get the best team to date. -nd there is no questiin about that. so it is a gaae we have to win. flat out. >> ravens listed as 13 and a half point favoritess 2 and 2, all time against the bills. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday.

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>> final look at the seven-day forecast. for tomorrow, maybe a assing shower in the morningghours. but then we will get a clear out latee in the day. 62 deerees. 63 on thursday. plenty of sunshine. leading us into the weekend for friday, saturday, sunday, by game time. looks like temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s with sun and clouds. and next chance for rain late sunday to monday. back to you jennifer. >> thank you, vytas. >> that's all for the "late edition". thank you for joining us. i am jennifer gillert. tune in for morning news

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