-> he was killed four days after he just turned 18. >> a mmther's anger, what she plans to do to make sure her son's killer never gets out of jail. >> another huge recall for toyota. the problem with its vehhcles, this time. >> danger on the tracks, whattdc metro officiall saying about a daring rescue. >> and women after childbirth. what could happen to their brains. >> live in high definition, from wbff, baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i m jeff barnd, jenniferris off tonight. the lastly of three gang members sentenced to life for stabbing his best friend to death.

prosecutors say stephen hollis killed steven parriih after a gang leader told him to because it waa suspected that parish was gay. parishes body discovered in woodlawn two years ago, and hollis apologized to parish's family. >> he was killed four days after he just turned 18. and i have to walk around hurt. i have to walk around upset. and something that will stay witt me for the rest of my life. you know, that was my baby. that was my baby that he took from me. and that's why i say, no amount of policies will ever justify anythiig bbcause that was my child. - willlnever forgive him. stay with me for the est of my >> she told ollis she wwll attend every parole hearing he attends to make sure he never gets out again. >> 18-year-old tray mur doc pled guilty to two assaults for sexually touching two ount

hebron high school girls in the nurse office. saves him from felony charges, and time served and probation for five years. >> west baltimore apartment %-operate a section 8 housing, o residents, and the complee is known as murder mall. to those residents. baltimore housing officials say the owners of madison park north apartments kneww or should have known, that the premises was being used for you drug trafficking. prevent the criminal activity there. now hundreds of reeidents will have to move out. >> it could have been more controlled than it was. know, for for what is going on around here. >> i am actually pleased withh3 the decision they made to close it down. >> residents we spoke to would not appear on camera for fear of retaliation. because the license was revoked. residents will be able to keep subsidyyfor sectton 8 but no word on who picks up the tab for

their relocation. >> please, welcome, former president bill clinton to this. >> you heard him. former president bill clinton was in federallhill raalying for governor o'malley's reelection. clinton trying to boost voter enthusiasm. he said voter ttrnout will make against o'malley and ehrlich. >> why in thh world woold anybody think aboot making a change? never mind what the comparison is. >> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is cominn to campaign for ehrlich. >> and reminder early voting starts tomorrow for the first registered voters can make choices before election day. it runs from tomorrow through >> earlier ttday, the governor on radio. one hour debate on wolb had both

candidates touting their record on jobs and education. governor o'malley was questioned about zero tolerance policy for police arrests while he was mayor of baltimore city.ú >> in the course of that time, we began to reduce violent crime, nnt only with better policing, we also did so by >> that's not a safety or a crime inntiative. that's simply mass arrests, creating criminal records for people with doing nothing more than walking down the street. intolerable in my view. >> another radio debate beeween the governors has been post end pond.ú >> new poll indicates that every vote counts on the slots question in arundel county. a poll by arundel community college showw a even split on 16% undecided tonight. ú%poll wednesday showed voters slightly favoring slots near arundel mills mall. >> we will air two new specials to hhlp you sort out all the election issues. for the record, looks at the race for governor. the first congressional

district. -nd slots in arundel county. it airs at 2:30 and 5:00 closer look at the two men running for the state's highess office and how they differ on the key issues. governor's race airs saturday at 4:30p.m. and sunday 10 a.m. -n fox 45. of course stay with fox 45 for the latest on the november elections come november 2, go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >> the baltimore county dootor accused of performing unnecessary stent opeeations files a 60 million-dollar lawsuit against be st. joseph's hossitaa. at a news conference, doctor midei said that he is confident with every decision he ever dr. midei worked at st. joseph medical center. he said the allegations made by the hospital ruined his career, and prompted dozens of lawsuits against him. %-patients, that what i did, was what i would want to myselff for anybody in my family, my mother, my father. they were treated appropriately,

and with the highest regard for their well being. >> hospital officials won't comment on tte lawsuit. >> a retired marine lieutenant colonel jumps into actioo when a man fall into the path of a dc captured on metro survvillance cameras. you can see a man, on the right side of the screen. he falls onto the tracks. then the marine suddenly sprints over from the left. to help him out. >> i saw a guy down on the tracks, i probably try tt alert metro officials, i don't thhnk i would jump down on the tracks, not at all. >> hopefully that woulddbe enough time to save whoever is down there. >> metro officials say despite this braver another, they strongly recommend using emergency phones on the platform to say call for help. >> it is the season or pumpkin picking. and this court packs a

%-one cup is 50 calories, 3 gras of fiber, rich in vitammn a, portals tuesday yum and calcium. it is in many foods. and being a new mother could spur your brain growth. new studies looked at mris for women that recently gave birth. images show significant increases in gray mattee in areas responsible for perception, reasoning and judgment. scientists say this is big, since changes in gray matter are unusual among adults. >> nice ffll day and more of the same tomorrow. go to vytas reid whose brain matter is constantly growing for the latest sky watch forecast. >> i have to eat ore puupkin pie. >> good for you. >> good stuff coming our way.ú nnce conditions for the weekend. and waamer temperatures. starting out with suu today. that carries throuuh for tomorrow. but t will be cooler to kick off the weekend. radar scans the skies. no activity in the maryland.

and north into pennsylvania, fe3 showers there. over part of upstate new york.ú you can see rain/snow mix there. up there indicating there with pink and whiie. but that should stay north of us. which is good news. 53 in altimore. -5 in d.cc looking at 49 west of dc in hagerstown. cooler temperatures are in the 40s fo overnight. 47 downtown. with clear skies. and it looks like a beautiful start to the weekend. vila look at how nice it will get and how warm coming up in a bit. >> when i get on a plane, i got %-are in muslim garb and i thhnk they are identifying themselves first and foremost as muslims. i get worried and nervous. >> long time news analyst on civil rights, fired about comments he made about muslims. what he said and why he thinks the termination is unjustified. >> toyota and honda issue new recalls tonight, the similar issue and how many recalled

fords coull be on the road tonight.

>> long time journalist juan williams fired over comments he made about muslims on the o'reilly factor last night. >> when i get on a plane, i have to tell you, if i see people in mussim garb, and, i think, you know, they are identifying themselves first and foremost as muslims, i get worried. i get nervous. >> now mpr said williams

contract was terminated because the comments are not consistent with their network. williams that have written on race and civil rights in the past, numerous times reactsed to the firing today. >> it is not a bigoted statement. in fact, in the course of this conversation, with bbll o'reilly, i said we have, as americans, an obligaaion to be careful to protect the constitutional rights of everyone in the country, to make sure we have o outbreak of bigotry. and there s a reality, you cannot ignore what happened on 9/11 and you cannot ignore the connection to islamic radicalism. >> now, we asked you on fox 45 news at 5:30 do you think williams should be fired? 13% say yes. 87% say no. one viewer wrote, i hhard that this is not the first time he hasscrossed the line. probably had no choice but to fire him. >> but ruth writes. i was watching when that segmeet aired. and the man said nothing inappropriate. >> several republicans are calling for a connressional investigation into william's

taxpayer dollarss last year's stimulus package for instance included $50,000, even though mpr takes in millions in private funding. money however is still a concern for mpr president that apologized for affiliates for his firing during fund raising week. >> mpr gets zero, no, allocation from the corporation for public broadcasting, from -- which is government money..3 now, thereeis a little bit of money set-aside for grants and we apply for those grants in a competitiie nature. like we apply for grants from foundations. >> congress continues to give any money to mp are we become accessories forra violation of free speech. ww should not encourage this. >> footnote. mpr has had other personalities make controoersial statements in the past, who did not lose their jobs.

>> toyota announces another major recall of the vehicles. this time because of problems recall involves more than 700,000 cars in the u.s., including the avalon, hilander and several lexis models. brake fluid can leak and affect %->> and honda is issuing its on recall because of similar concerns. it involves certain acura rl and odyssey minivans from 2005 to 2007. honda said it is working to determine the total number of vehicles affected by the recall. >> ann the federal government is urging owners of recalled ford vehiclessto get their cars fixed. about 17.5 milfords have been involved in recalls, since 1999. because of fault tecruise conttol switchs and that can start a fire. but the government said only 40% of fords are fixed. recalls involve models between 19933and he 2003. >> a beautiful fall day outside ttnight. what is happeeing for the weekend.

here is chief meteorologist vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast. >> yeah, jeff. gorgeous conditions today. with plenty of sunshine. few fair weather cumulus clouds. few showers north of us. but aal of that activity stayed north. -e got breezy conditions. and looks like we will stay breezy, especially into tomorrow. hd skycam downtown. clear skies. full moon. 44 degrees. winds out of the west-southwest at three. and that is a determining factor also right there. the southwest winds will continue to bring warmer flow into playy but really not noticeable until we get to saturday, sunday. humidity levels sitting right now at 76%. almanac page tells the story of the day. low was a cool 44 this morning. but the sun helped to warm us a bit. but we have clouds scattered as well. normally 65. so in the bottom park where we should. no precipitation to report out there asswe stay dry. but that will change as we round out the weekend. good news, is that it looks like dry all weekend. here is the westerly wind. that continues to pick up through the overnight into

tomorrow. and you can see on the maryland satellite radar composite. dry conddtions. we are not going to see much few clouds north. even a few sprinkles. and even few snow showers in new york state. but looks like that should stay north us. that's good news. and future scan right here timing it out. you can see we are dry, clear for the next couple of days here. lead us into saturday. beautiful day there. as ell as sunday. and it looks like we probably won't get any rain in the picture late suuday. into monday. as it looks like on the bigger picture. temperature wise. cooler temperatures north. we will continue to see the warmer trend building in behind a area of hhgh pressure that moves in. replacing the low pressure that is wrapping around the cooler conditions. shower activity north. %-conditions settling in. five-day forecast shows 63 degrees tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. and warms up to 70 on saturday. with more clearing. and then sunday looks like a fabulous day at 72. and maybe a late shower as we go into late sunday night to monday. looking at 74. the temperature.

30% chance for showers. tuesday, 74 degrees, with 30% chance of showers as well. back to you. >> and bruce cunningham is in3 can fon the coors light silver spotlight. get a rookie perspective on the ravens' season coming up in >> brett farve's wife hits the media ccrcuit but not talking about the lewd photos of her husband allegedly. what he is talking about on the

>> brett farve's wife said faith in god helps her to deal with the aalegations currently against her husband. in an interview on fox and friends. deanna farve be did not comment about brett farve's allegedly sending photographs to a woman that worked for the new york jets. >> tte worst experience, or the worst struggle, i think, i have to face, was the death of my brother. and then four days later, being diagnosed with breast cancee. so, i think, i am a survivor if i can get through that, i can get through anythingg >> deanna co-authored a book with a pastor stanford. he got hiv as a teenager through a bad blood transfusion.

>> the ravens watch a 10-poont lead slip away sunday against the new england patriots.ú and the ravens' offense could not seem to move the ball down field t ended up being a heartbreaking overtime loss to the pats. in the days since, offensive coordinator cam cameron has been criticized for what some are calling conservative plly calling in the fourth quarter, and in overtime. of the 11 passes during thaa time, only two went down field rest dumped off to ray rice or %-mason.t routes for bolden and today cameron spoke to the edia about the criticism and defended his calls. >> haading the ball to ray rice is not conservative. because we have all seen that thing run out of the stadium..3 and it is just a little bit of a mindset. i really kind of understand it, passing issaggressive and running is conservative. in reality,,depending on your pprsonnel it is not the case.

so we don't want to be conservative. but we want to be smart agrees z that's what we want to be. aagressive and smart. and then execute at the same >> it is time forrthis week's coors light silver spotlight. tonight we take you todlero sa's in canton where bruce cunningham talks with tight end dennis pita to see how far acome as a raven. >> another edition of our coors light silver spotlight. joining us now rookie tight end dennis pitta. when i refer to you as ravens blank has that sunk in yet? how cool is that? >> yeah, it is surreal. you know, always been a dream to play at this level. and to be a part of this organization, to be a raven, meens a lot. and you know, i wake up every daa, kind of thing i am the luckiest guy in the world to be a raven. >> what does it mean to be a raven. proud tradition. and you know, the guys in our

locker room take pride in wearing that jersey every sunday. you know, it means to be tough. you know, it means to be disciplined t means to win. and you know, that's been that way since, you know, ravens started. so we are working to continue that tradition. >> sunday it was a tough one, in new england. you guys had to have felt you could win. and it is tough to see it slip away. but i know in covering the nfl as long as i have, you have to have amnesia, it has to be poof and gone, right? >> that was a great game. exciting for he fans to watch, and all of that. you know, but tough loss. we fflt like there wasú opportunities that weecouud have taken advantage of, certainly let that slip away a bit. but we have to give credit to new england. you know, they played really good game. and you know, tom brady he is we learned.tough to go against, >> did you have a moment where you looked across the field and you thought wow that's tom brady? >> i did. thaa's happening a lot. you look across and someone you have idolized your entire life.

and you see him playing across the field from you. it is eeciteing. >> when you haveebuffalo coming up sunday. obviously not one the better teams in theenfl but everyone is good at this level? >> you cannot take anyone lightly. this is the nfl. so you know, for us, this is a must win game. we have to come out and play well. and you know, set the phone early. and you know, be able to get a win going into the bye week. >> one more thing. you and dixon you learn at the feet of high pressure, the master. tell me what it is like to do >> you know, it is awesome. because todd is a tremendous player. beennin the league a long time. and you know, he has had great success and knows how to be successful. ss i feel fortunate to be able to learn under him. and kind of model my game after3 him. pick up as much as i can. >> pitta as one catch so far this year. kickoff sunday is 1:00. >> looking at a nice day to kick off the weekend. ú%enty of sunshine.

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>> fal look at the seven-day it looks like for tomorrow, kicking it off with plenty of sunshine. 63 degrees. a little bbeezy out there. but things will get nice into saturday and sunday.ú lower 70s. plenty of sunshine. game day ravens take off the bills reat day to go down to the stadium and check out the game. monday and tuesday chance of

showers. then mid 70s by the middle of next week. jeff? >> all right vytas. looks good. that does it for the "late edition". thank yyu for joining us. i am jeff barnd. and please watch morning news tomorrow beginning at 5 a.m. until then, good night. rral time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning

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