i won! i won! i won! i won! i won a bike. read it and weep, loser! that expired yesterday. i'll kill you. captioning provided by carsey-werner-mandabach llc captioned by closed captioning services, inc. of the week tab on foxbaltimore.com. here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition." >> pizza shop robbery foiled. the cooking tool a worker used to keep teach this criminal a lesson. >> toddler thrown off a parking garage. >> happened so quickly that the other two adults, did not even realize what was going on. >> trusted family member accused of the child's murder.

>> ivy league campus boycotting pum miss? >> new video of david cassady. >> do you understand? >> i do so. >> having a really bad day. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is3 >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. a grandmother accused of murdering her own granddaughter. >> police say she threw the 2-year-old from a six floor foot bridge, keith daniels is here now with the story, and how police are struggling to understand wwy she did it. keiih? >>well, the, jennifer, thht is the million dollars question tonight y? what would drive a grandmother that neighbors say she doted on the 2-year-old, to do what police are saying, to throw her granddaughter from a foot bridge to her eath. police have arrested and charged 50-year-old carmela dell rosa for murdee in the death.

2-year-old girl was with her uncle, mother, and grandmother last night at tyssn's corner center in fairfax county when police say dell rosa threw her granddaughter from a sixth floor walkway leading from thh mall to the garage. relatives are at a loss for answers. and neighbors never saw it cooing. >> when i heard it this morning, tears ran down my eyes. what does a 2-year-old do to deserve this? i don't know. tonighttpolice initially charged her with aggravated malicious woundiig. but when the 2-year-old died this morning they changed the charges to murder.3 keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition." >> all right, keith. the father that threw his 3-year-old son from the francis scott key bridge admits his guilt. under a plea deal, arranged today, 40-yyar-old stephan todd3 nelsoo avoided trial. and the possibility of being found guilty of first--egree

murder. pled guilty to second-degree murder insteadd under the plea agreement the maximum he face social security 50 years behind bars. and after the hearing the mother briefly spoke out. >> it was difficult. it was difficult. having to relive it. but it is something i knew i had to do. i am past it now. and time to move forward. now me and my family have closure. >> monday theejudge rejected a deal giving nelson just a 30 year maximum. sentencing is set for the end of january. >> we asked you is 50 years a fair sentence in this particular case? 90% say no. 10% say yes. ryan wrote, the death penalty fits this crime better. tina wrote on facebook this evening. just throw him off the key bridge. >> new tonight we are learning a state trooper was seriously hurt after a cruiser hit oversized equipment loaded on a tractor trailer. it happened late mooday morning

on the eastern shore. close to the delaware line. the trooper was traveling west to greenboro. the tractor trailer was heading east and had warning signs and flags indicating it was carrying an oversized lood. >> first on fox tonight. arundel county pizza shop owner uses his spatula to fight a armed robber and all caught on video. last night a man entered the boli's in brooklyn park with a surveillance showed when he demands money from workers. that's when the store owner comes in, and boom. whacks him with thh spatula. he ii now credited with capturing the crooks. >> some days you take your chancee i aid i can handle this guy. so i d i think i did pretty good. at least, you know, got him. >> pretty good. that's right. well, the armed robber -- while the armed robbery was undeeway,m

where the suspect was staying just a few blocks away. two arrests were made in connection ith this case. >> howard county announces late tonight it is banning caffeinated alcoholic drinks. baltimore health officials also announced the ban today. it will take effect thursday. after reccmmendations from the alcoholic beverages. unsafe in city officials are concerned about the consequeeces, however. >> increased likelihood for unsafe sex practices, forr driving while under the influence, and personally for the increased risk for blackouts and the potential for death. >> stores will be fined $1000 if they continue to sell caffeinated alcoholic drinks. >> new audit reveals drunk3 -rivers using ignition interlocking devices are not monitored. everyone with these devices onn3 vehicles. devices are supposed to prevent

vehicles from starting if alcohol is on a driver's breath. bbt the audit shows some of the results have never been reported to the court. >> we saw some cases where e thought ccearly the courts would have wanted to know some of the violations. >> auditors say the state agency overseeing the ppogram is correcting this problem. and working closer with the3 court system. >> good day for online retailers. cyber monday was a huge success. more americans than ever decided to skip the mall and buy on the web. sales were up 20% from last ear on cyyer monday. on top of strong online sales on thanksgiving day, and "black friday." if you are keeping up with the kardashians you know it was a bad day for them. they had to sccap one of the latest business ventures. they cut ties with the new debit card. after the connecticut attorney generaled the card carried

outrageous fees and unfairly targeted kids. prepaid card launched earlier %-kim, khloe, and courtney on i. good news for the sisters, their new book kardashian confidential hit shelves month. >> do you understand? do you have any questions? >> we aae getting to see david cassady's bad day up clooe and personal. florida authority eleased video of the teen idol getting arrested for d.u.i. the star performing sobriety tests earlier this monthh and he didn't do so welll investigators say they found half a empty bottle of bburbon in his car. >> heavy rainfall moves in tonight. >> chief meteorologist vytts reid has answer os just how much we will gee when it will get here, when it will leave, everything. >> yeah, rain has fallen and some areas about a quarter of an inch. and continue to sse more added to that through the overnight.

heavier rain is on the way. we cculd run into flooding concerns out there. one to 3 inches is possible. in fact, looking at the radar, is showers around baltimooe. and eastern shore, heavier..3 but that s not the heaviest rain. look at that yellow swath of raan over west virginia, virginia and parts of western maryland. and potential for fewwgusty storms, and inds pick up behind the front as it continues to stretch down through portions of the carolinas and into georgia where they have had tornado warnings. we could see a potential for someesevere weather out of this through the overnight. looking at the watches and warnings. flood watches and then we also overnight into tomorrow.oogh the so the heavy rain through the night tooight into tomorrow morning rush hour commute, be prepared for that. hydroplaning, with puddling. ask winds are a factor. gusting to 50 miles per hour. i will tell you how long it will stick around coming up in the seven-day forecast.

>> as you heard, we have vytas reid here, but hagerstown trust caterpillars. every year they try to predict what lies ahead for the coming months using caterpillars and thicker.r they are darker and meaninggget ready for a ccld snowy winter.3 >> well, new study suggests that you could be oo cllan forryour3 own good. @%e university of michigan sccool of public health found people that use too much soap or sanitizer may be setting themselves up to get sicker. researchers study the compound used in hand cleaners and found that exposure to higher levels %-immune system.y influences the and new guidelines are issued@ for the amount of vitamin d you should et. it is now recommended that adults, up to 60 years lddget 600 interrational units. adults over 60 get 800 units. vitamin d is found in somm foods but the body's main source is sunlight. this is the first time the

guidelines have been updated since 1997. >> boycotting humus at aaivy league campus in the name of middle east peace this good common senne? tell you next. >> and the yellow flag for indy racing in maryland. why organizers of baltimore's grand prix may not be able to get the race off and running. >> a pay freeze proposed by the white house. how many marylanders it will accouut and why it helps he ñx?????

>> it is crunch time in congress, on the tax debate. if a deal cannot be reached to extend the bush tax cuts, americans are looking at the largest tax increase in the coontry's history. republiccns want to permanently extend the tax cuts for everybody. democrats only want to extensions for families making under $250,000 a year. according to preeident obama, extending tax cuts to all americans, will add $700 billion to our debt over the next decade. >> i continue to believe that it would be unwise and unfair, particularly at a time when we are contemplating deep budget cuts that require broad sacrifice. >> with republicans taking a unified position, democrats are under pressure and still unclear how to proceed, if comprommse is made between the two partiis3

it wiil most likely be a deal to extend the bush tax cuts for all americans, for one to three years. >> civilian ederal employees could see a two-yeer pay freeze affecttngg200,000 marylanders. white house said this would help to combat the national deficit by saving more than $5 billion over two years. more than 60 billiin over 10 years. and experts say while this helps the nationwide conomy it will seriously hurt this state's budget. >> this is the time when maryland has a big budget deficit. it could be seeing some fall off in consumer spending, consumer income growth. so tax receipts could start to you know, flatten out. or even get suppressed. >> now this freeze would not afffct whatsoever those serving in the armed ffrces. or lawmakers that already voted back in april to freeze their own pay.

>> the releass of more wikileaks documents is creating an empty stir. steve san taney explains what was liked and how it could affect america's relationship with other world leaders. >> the documents released by wikileakssreveal the relationship between china north believed. china's frustrated with pyonnyang and apparently ready to accept reunification of the peninsula under south korean rule. annther document saying saudi arabia and other countries in the middle east urgeddu.s. to take out the nuclear facility and publicly saying the opposite. the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents to tte wikileaks website, triggering a security clampdown across government agencies.3 >> there is no question, if you safer, is it less complicaaed, are we in a better place because the answer unfortunately no, no, -o. >> some critics say the

docuuents do nootreveal veryy3 @%suspect. and they argue some things like china's annoyance wwth north korea should be made public. >> it is reassureinn to see that the real chinese position behhnd the hounds as it were is mature and sense exactty cooo. and they do not want korea to get spiraling out of control. >> i think we are all better off for knowing that frankly. >> aaother concern, is @%rception thattamerica cannot keep its secrets any more. which could ave a huge impact on foreegn relations. >> if you are a foreign leaaers and you sit down with obamm, how frank will you be you will have to worry whatever ou say about yourself, your country or another country will be on the front page of the new york times. >> justice department has launched a criminal investigation into whether wikileaks founder julianne asonge can be tried for he is spon age. >> and now the financial world is abuzz. next secret documents to be

released are rumored to take down a bank or two..3 the documents are said to show flay grant violations and unethical practices at the executive level of a major bank3 and just tonight, interpol issued an arrest warrant for owner of wikileaks on sex charges a strailian suspected f rape and molestttion f two3 wommn during a visit to swwdee in august. has a denied the allegations. >> is the yellow flag now out for baltimore's grand prix? organizers of the 2011 race failed to make an $880,000 payment, to convert cammen ards parking lots into pit lanes. group is low on cash. so it paid only 150 grand. but lets open hope the race is smoother than preparations. >> fight over hummus, that's only brand sold on princeton university ampps. sabra supports the military

which students boycotttit. >> i would much rather spend my reaching peace in the middle east and discussing the issues instead of trying to deal wwth rhetoric about boycott in hhmmus. %-well, it is up to you to deci. >> kind of hungry. >> yeah..3 i love that stuff.@>> peta brea. >> well looks like we are in for an interesting overnight. >> chhee mettorologist vytass3 reid has the forecast for the rest of the week. >> yeah, definitely looks like changes coming our way. we saw mild temperatures out there. but rain is on the way. heavy rainfall will be part of the story tonight lloking at the big changes on he weather headline. @%avy rain..3 we will seeegusty winds. and thee the temperatures dropping as we go through tte morning hours tomorrow. as he front pushes hrough. looking at the flash flood watch -ssued by the national weather3 servicee across central maryland and also

noothern virginia, including baltimore city and tte dc area. so heavy rain across thh central portion of the state nd nnrthern virginia through tonight. how much? our futureescan compliancement. how much is out of the clouds. anywhere from an inch and a hal3 in baltimore and dc to 2 and a half inches west. and some pockets could get 3 inches. so definitely heavy rainfall on wind advisory across the state as we continue to see the winds pick up behind the system. drop in the temppratures and tte difference in thh atmosphere -ill creete the wwndy conditionn overnight tonight. into tomorrow. gusting anywhere from 40 to 45 to 50 miles per hour. so definitely a noisy night. and then for tomorrow morning's rush hour commute it could be challenging. eastern portiins of the chhsapeake bay, and western eege of the chesapeake bay, under coastal flood advisories. as water levels are about foot -r two above flood stage as we continue to see thh waters pusheddup into the chesapeake bay through the overnight tonnght.

looking at our maryland you can see the showers moving in. that pushes through the overnight into tomorrow morning's rush hour. and as you can see right now, hd skycam is shhking as the water comes down pretty good. 59 with rain showers. south--outheast wind at 15. %-air moves in from the west.er but still on the mild side of things. and temperatures in the lower 60s before thh winds drop the overniiht. in fact, across the reasonaale. you can see the difference in temperatures in the 60s, 50s west. and 30s on the western edge of the mountains out there. as this frontal boundary continues to push in. looking at the front moving in from the west. you can see by tomorrow morning@ @%avy rainfall across the central portion of the state. so your morning commute will be dicey out there. as we go through the morning hours. rain tonight. winds pick up. down to 57. right around 60. then temperatures falllthrough the mid-morning hours. with winds ggsting up to 50. five-day forecast shows clearing into thursday, friday, saturday,

cleariig conditions out there. but much colder temperatures in play for the weekend. >> ralph friedgen very close to being fired last season, how

>> tu day is the regular ddy off for the ravens. but starting tomorrow things will get serious in owen's mills. what that means. iitis in all likklihooddthe best rivalry n the nfl. this week it is magnified. winner wins the afc north and bragging rightsson the line as you may not realiie it but steelers have a pretty big edge in the series leading 19-12 all ttme and that's a sore point as well.@ suffice tt say biggest game of the year for the ravens. >> they are our archrival. iidon't know what more you need to say than that. intense game. physical game. a little different than the other games we play. we love to play thhm. we look forward o it. >> and a roster move to report.

ravens release safety ken hamlin needed to make room for jason mckee presumably signed to replace mcclain. %-not make much of an impact did appearing in only seven games. >> after engineering a remarkable turn around coach he was a run away winner in the conference coach of the year picking up 29 of thh 61 votes. out distancing runner up beemer of virginia tech who had 19. and friedgen ed the terps to @%4 record on the heels of a 10-0 season.

>> heavy rain tonight with the winds ppcking up through the overnight. and temperatures will fall behind the front. look at the temperatures at 6 a.m., 60 degree [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart... and this is a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. we asked kids what they want... and we got a clear answer. the one kids want to eat. [ kids ] oooooooooooooh. toaster strudel. layers of brownie and caramel, dipped in chocolate ready to eat sweet moments new from pillsbury. in the refrigerated section

final look at the seven-day forecast for tomorrow. tapering off with temperatures falling. but winds arr out there..33 as we go through the mid-morning and afternoon hours, under the3 wind advisory. temperatures in the 40s for thursday, friday, saturday,,3 sunday, monday, tuesday. stay in the 40s clearing up for the weekend. overnight temperatures get cold. in the 30s and upper 20s. jennifer and jeff. >> thank you, vytas. >> that will do it for the "late edition.""3 thank you for joining us tonight. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am ennifer gilbert. tune in to morning news starting at 5 a.m. have a great nig.