. >> hello agaii, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i aa jeff barnd. tomorrow the u.s.rs the case of a man that sued over a protest, at hhs son's military funeral in westminster, four years ago. >> karen parks, is live from federal court downtown, where the legal fight began, with the westboro church. karen? >> that'' riggt. jeff and jennifer, first case heard here at ederal court back in 2007. then, outsider was awarded more than 11 million from the ú%stboro church, a fundamentalist church in kansas that picketed tte funeral of his son, mathew snyder. a soldier killed in iraq. the church held anti-gay and anti-catholic signs during the funeral saying it was their right under the first amendment. ruling overturred at the u.s. court of appeals in richmond. ú%d tomorrow the case will be heard in the supreme court. the question tonight, shouud protected speech have3 boundaries? baltimore attorney steve alan weighs in. >> under the circumstances, such as this, where it hassa tendency, or at least the %-public uproar, and potentially some sort of civil disobedience, under th

the other suspect hit him agaii. >> and the north county high school athlete is ffcing more charges tooightames downing is charged assan ú%ult in two separate incidents. and the charge with assault, one from last year. his attornee is trying to get the cases sent back to juvenile court. even with two arrests. the school allowed downey to play sports. charges this month, he s on home schooling. >> maryland state police are investigating a apparent murder-suicide that left two carroll county men dead this morning. pollce called to 1500 block of pilgrim lane, after midnight. and there they found 48-year-old stephen focht dead in the driveway and police and helicopter searched for the neighbor, gregory martin for hours. martin's body was eventually found in the backyard of the estranged wife's home. >> as maryland enters the flu season, firrt case f swine flu is confirmed. this case involves the strain from last year's pandemic. baltimore adult was hospitalized and is recovering tonight. protects against the strain, as well as two others expected to be most prevalent this flu season.3 so a push

. >> stepsshave been taken to agaii. >> they lost billionssover the last couple of years. wasting your ttx dollars? new questions about how they do business are beinggraised. ú%ter they spent $2300 foo three members of the pension board, to travel to miami, for a ccient conference. philadelphha, and what he did, remains, surrounded in secrecy, because, the irector, won't comment. and the cooptroller chose not to answer our questions. >> why do you have to travel? >> give you that information, >> but it is not just the city'' pension system. -he chiif innessment officer, received a 79,000 bonus this year. that means, perry took home more thouuh the pension system has lost 4.7 bbllion since 2008. >> it is our duty to hold our government accountant, and you can help by joining the fox 45 waste watch. if you seeegovernment waste call the hotline. coming up, on he early eeition, heated conversations between a husband and wife. >> [bleep]ú >> how theestate is trying ton. use these taaes to proveemurder. >> an advancing low-pressur - ( music playing ) - we know technology can mak

j now, back to jeff.or >> brown: and we turn once agaii to the ongoing foreclosure crisis, as newshour economics correspondent paul solman lookst at a government program to get struggling homeowners into more affordable mortgages.oi the story is the fourth in paul's ongoing series on the mortgage crisis, part of his regular reporting, "making sense of financial news."? >> reporter: how to fix theup foreclosure crisis?nt the key answer was supposed to be president obama's 75 billion dollar home affordable modificationfi program.a and announced early last year. >> and this will enable asma many as 3 to 4 million homeowners to modify the terms of their mortgages to avoid foreclosure.rt >> reporter: under half, mortgage principal usuallyan stays the same but the interest rate can be dropped to as low as 2%. the terms expend-- extended to as much as 40 years.ed the catch, if your payment still exceed -- 1% of income, you are denied.il so far barely half a million americans have received permanent loan modifications, out of the millions the program was supposed toal help. and the approval ra

just under ttree weeks to go, until the election, and both agaii today.or governor, faceoff o mal i havess it's a park that people love to come to. a lot of these trees are dead. and the foundation ant to make some changee. it is not in line, with what an3 historical place is supposed tt be like. and a llt of folks are agaiist that. >> that says, theyydon't want the changes to happee. so, they want to get startee, and as for the city, they put off the decision for noww >> all 33 men who were ttapped in a mine, have been rescued. the capsule carrying the last, arriied 9:00. he was the shift foreean, credited with keeping the men alive for more than two months. they say, following the ordeal, all will have to readjust to life above grrund. >> ast ones were pulled out, late last nightt >> celebrate halloween with the animall. >>>now, more. i'' holding something. i'm trying to act like a man. >> but -- [laughter] >> this is the most disgustinn >> this is a giann african african, they are crrepy. but, fascinating. >> oh, yeah. >> so many legs. >> why is he moving so much more now? before beca

about a pittsburgh gaae, in your gut, are you here e go agaii.e to themú aaain. ú% pittsburgh has a good ball club.3 their defense is excellent wwthout less berger the!! roethy a different game and the raven came with a final win, they did ú%ll. >> reporter: they did well. you were happier yesterday when they playedd right? >> yes. >> reporter: it's morning, he comes innhere and he is reelly subdued. he is one of those guys that jumps up aad down. and his wife, we have met her -efore. >> hopefully frank was a little more excittd yesserday. i have a feeling he was. >> reporter: he is able to get a little more ppilosophical %-at home agaanst denver. >> we ant to know hat you think, now that the ravens have beaten the steelers t home. what is their biigest chhllenge3 ahead on the road to super bowl. -e wiil take your calls during the 7:000hour. -an you go to foxbalttmore.com and tell us what you think or join us on facebooo. >>> kmberly from baltimore sent in this picture of her son john junior showinn off his purple pride. ú%still. excited, he can'

right now we want to welcome back once agaii, candace dold who is here with the track edge. >> reportere. here is a look at the top end of avenue anddthat inner loop lane is going to be a slow go fromú green spring all the way toward the jfx as far as the outer loop lanes they're looking good through the ggeenspriig avenue in fact, that is the deal from %-right now an 11-minute ride at 55 miles per hour. nothing to complain about on 95. the southbound lanes through baltimore from the fort mchenry tunnel toward the beltway, 54 miles per hour witt an 8 minute clip and the same ú%eed at 895 from the harbor tunnel doon oward 95. ú-you.e and megan, back over to >>> here are the stories we're following this morning. five people are killed and two others hurttin 24 hours in the city. the first shooting happened saturday night less than a block awayyfrom the victim's home on shamrock avenue. -olice say darrell hood was shot in the head after geeting into an argument of the less thaa an hhur laaer, officers were called %--- al stree calvert street.3 investiiators belleve that the two incidents m

after checking those tests agaii, investigators fouud that the individuals actually got a range of scoresland's attorney general says recent rulings by the supreme court prove state gun laws are constitutional. the laws in qqestion concernnsii citizens right to carry guns in publicc a maryland man who was arrested for havvng a handgun in public issnow suing trying to overturn that law. attorney gennral doug doug gens3 says two supreme court opinions only guarantee the right tt have hanndguns in tteir homes for selffdefensee >>> the golfing event raising3 money for research.3 >>> anddcold air retreats to the north as the jet stream allows for air where eñÑ ú% >>> go for a hole-in-one. you can play oof or a good cause, a great cause as par of the american cancer societt's making strides against bbeast we are joined for this morning's hometown hot spot from time ridge golf course. good morning. >> reporttr: good morning. >> and now the sun has come up and we can see people are off and teeing off. tell us whaa the event is all3 about? >> what we're doing tomorrow between 10:00 ann 2, we have

. >> agaii that is for a minute. >> yeah. >> 30 seconds, to a minuue as you buildup and then we're goingyou want to keep all of your movemmnts fast on this. go through five different exercises of that and then actually a minute break. as you complete the 5 and about four roond of that, it that ill take you about 20 minutes. >> definitely going to feel the burn. you haveea newsletter out. if you want more iiformation, go to ourrwebsite by logging on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. danny, as always, thank you. >>> coming up feet don't film me now. ♪ >> checkkthat out.3 we meet the piano prodigy who -lays without anyyhands. >>> and next it's hard wook keeping up with the kardassia >>> iteen heartthrob broadens its horizons and a pop starú takes bold fashion too far. >> it's fashion tuesday and brandi brock ter ha proctor has. >>> she split with another boyfriend and rum rumors that hs she is dating the actor from glee. glee. it's stilllfresh, it may be puppy love,,but we will keep you possed. >>> and justin bieber, he decided to get with a lady. word is he is coming out with a line of nail pol