that sounded like a song. >> jeff daniels is playing tonight and tomorrow. here he is now. ♪ she took me ♪ by surprise ♪ she was matter of fact ♪ she said ♪ we need to talk ♪ what was me ♪ and her ♪ is now no longer us ♪ mmm ♪ i was her sir galahad ♪ that was then ♪ this is now ♪ but the lie i was living ♪ turned out ♪ to be true ♪ i heard the sound of what ♪ could be ♪ her only shoe ♪ my little slice of heaven ♪ is now my ♪ what the hell ♪ for ♪ the apple ♪ of my eye ♪ is now rotten ♪ to the core ♪ it is not ♪ she don't love me ♪ she don't like me ♪ anymore ♪ nobody's perfect ♪ i ain't no saint ♪ my same old ♪ same old ♪ mode ♪ guess it needs ♪ a new ♪ coat ♪ of paint ♪ my shinny silver ♪ dollar ♪ is worth 2 cents ♪ you never know ♪ it's over ♪ until it is ♪ under your nose ♪ i never see it coming ♪ that's how it goes ♪ my little ♪ slice of heaven ♪ is all gone ♪ it's not that ♪ she don't love me ♪ she don't like me ♪ anymore >> thank you very much. good night. drive safely. [ applause ] >> try the veal.  [ female announcer ]

jeff daniels. he is a musician and good guitar player. he will play for us live coming up later this morning.  e >>> new this morning at 8:00, a man found murdered on the streets of washington d.c. police are trying to figure out if it has anything to do with the victim's violent reaction after he was denied entry into a nightclub. >>> dozens of washington d.c. firefighters are claiming discrimination. we have details. >>> and 18 days away from the mid-term elections and many of the races are starting to turn ugly. the heated debates between senate candidates. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. we have tony perkins with the forecast. >>> the weekend looks calm and comfortable. very nice. we will show you in a bit. let's star off with the satellite/radar. we -- let's start off with the satellite/radar. we have a mix of clouds this morning. the nor'easter that brought us over 1" of rain is now moving across new england. we are seeing some of the cloud cover. we will

usually you see and hear actor jeff daniels on the big screen in movies like speed and gettysburg, but tonight he's performing at wolf trap and then tomorrow at ram's head on stage in annapolis. daniels has been a singer songwriter for 30 years. on fox 5 morning news he talked about his music as a hobby and some of the more unusual records in his collection. you can go to www.myfoxdc.com. click on mornings to see his entire interview. talented guy. >>> let's check in with brian bolter and find out what's coming up next on the news edge at 6:00. >> a lawsuit filed as allegations of racism surface in the d.c. fire department. >>> plus a man dies after a brutal beating outside a nightclub. tonight we're hearing from the victim's family and five people are charged in connection with that death. >>> caught on camera, a prison escapeee tries to get away from police. we'll show you how this dramatic chase finally came to an end. >>> i feel good right now. i smoked it 30 minutes ago. >> it has marijuanalike effects and is completely legal. all new on the edge a local police department sounds t

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 thei

jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks politics unusual interpretation at a political rally on the eastern shore. >> tonight organizers and g.o.p. supporters say the democrats are responsible for this feathered frenzz. keith daniels joins us with more on the confrootation caught on camera. keith? >> jeff and karen, mention politicssanddchicken suut, in %-political observers could hava good time with that. but tonight, one national organization is taking the matter very eriously. dave schwarrz is director of the maryland chapter of americans for froes prosperity and he and %-the maryland ddmocratic party. started to harass members. >> alleged harassment,ú intimidation, and schwartz said -t is all on camera. >> five individuals, including chuck cook, the man with the beard, that is a democratic staff employee. >> how much are you getting paid to do this. >> and another man dressee 93 chicken suit. your guy is dressed up as a chicken. and your party tried to drrve all the chings, chicken industry out of maryland. -> the confrontatiin happened thursday at a restaurant in salisbury. where afp organizers held a rally to, ii their words, educate attendees, on frank kratovil's record before the rematch with his republica

daniels in bowleys quarters in baltimore county. floodinn frequently hits that community. keith, what is happening now? >>well, jeff the waters, of course, falling. heavy now. at times. we have been in owleys quarters for nearly five hours. and the water has been falling -- or rain falling, sinne that time. look how deep the water is in3 ttis ssot. coming up almost to my knee. if you look over heee, you can see the orange barriers. police have closed this street. now high water is coverings. several roads here in booleys quarters. and some drivers are still bravely pushing forward. people are dealing with flood conditions here after sseady rains. and the tidal surge from the we caught uppwith one man where the water from the bay at his peer is creeping up to the back door. but tonight he is taking it in stride. >> when you haae llved down here all of your life. and ou havv seen, i don't know3 dozens of these. you know, you just get up the next day and get out the rake, you just gg on with life. >> now, we are back here live again where they have shut down the street because of the high water. we have still seen car

. >> larry: daniel, do you think they will explain? >> you know, well, jefforell is not making a good start but he follows the line laid down by his bosses. here's the difference from the pentagon papers that's interesting to me. there really wasn't any news in the pentagon papers to president johnson or to his former officials of which i was a mid-level subordinate one. they had written the papers and they knew what was in them. in this case can field-level reports the question is raised very much -- did secretary of defense gates know, in fact, what these field-level reports were revealing about the fact that we were present? americans were present while torture was being conducted by the people to whom we were delivering these subjects? former saddam hussein henchmen who were carrying out the same thuggish torture that they had which justified our investigation. did gates know that? does president obama know that? >> larry: hold it, dan. let's check in with -- we'll be right back with a few moments more. let's check in with anderson cooper and see what's o

keith daniels is live in abingdon with composite sketches to look at. keith, what can you tell us? >> jeff, live on huxly cycle, it happened in a house behind me on this block. knock n the door, someone answers and then a bold criminal move. and tonight, neighbors are more vigilant. >> people on huxly cycle in abingdon call it a quiet place to live. over a week ago, two thieves, pretending to be home3 improvement sales representatives, in the neighborhood. disrupted the peace. >> they slammed me into the picture on the wall. >> when they knocked on charles johnston's front door they asked if he need'd new gutter. >>i told them i was not interested. and when i did that, that's when they pushed me into the house. and roughed me up a bit. >> the suspects grabbed johnston's wallet, and $200 in grocery money, credit cards and prescription medications before running away. >> it all happened so quick. out, i mean, in no time. >> johnston was home alone. his wife and 3-year-old son were away. a good thing, he said, during those frightening moments. >> police have released these composite drawings

jeff barnd. new contract for baltimore city record turnout for the vote. >> landmark contract would have paidtol top salaries but ended a pay system based on seniority. keith danielss live in baltimore where teachers voted. keith? >> jennifer live at polytechnic institute, they packed the place and tonnght ffnal count. 1540 against the contract. with 1107 for it. but before the decision tonight, there was the vote. >>>a polyticnic institute, thouuands of baltimore city school teachers poured into the haalways. they stood in line for more than 30 minutes. that stretched and turned throughout the building. >> some teachers debated the pros and cons of the new contract proposal right nup until they check the ballots. >> for me to know. and you to find out. >> among the guidelines teachers paid more, buu llrgely based on performance. in the past, you needed a higher degree to earn more. language arts teacher for more than 30 years voted for the new contract. she is among the teacherssthat >> we only goo 2%. 2% of $100, is $$. now i get increase more than once a year if i put dedication pay me for what i do. i love my job. >>>teacher suppoot. >> but there is pposition.

daniels who has been watching the rising waters all night. and the community oo bowleys quarters in baltimore county. keith, hanging inn here or what3 >> jeff hanging in there..3 the water eeps falling. not as heavy assit was at the top of the hour. we are live at bowleys quartees road and susquehanna avenue. look at the water. that is how high it is. -lmost got e. but it didn't. live at bowleys quarters road and susquehanna avenue. look this way. poliie blocked off the streett3 because of all of this high water. now, high water is covering several roads here in bowleys quarters. and some ddivers are still bravely pushing forward. people are dealing with flood conditions here after steady the chesapeake bay. we caught up withhone blaa the water from the bay and he peer is creeping up to the back door. but tonight he is taking it in stride. >> when you ave lived doon here all f your life. and you have seen, i don't know, ddzens of these. next day, nd you get out the rakee and you pick up the stuff, and youujust go on withhlife. >> now, we are back here live. in some places it is about 6 feet. or 6 inches, maybe deeppr han that in some places

jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. police under scrutiny. these days, putting police on display constantly. >> tonight a baltimore county fammly is saying police went too far in one case last month. >> keith danielsis live in towson with a video raising questions ttnight. >> are family members are calling it force. it happened outside of this movie theater. the confrontation was caught on camera. and tonight, the video is under review. >> veey instrumental in -- >> ssith believes the baltimore county police officer should be disciplined. >> i have never ant anyone to be in this situation again. >> if not fired for what smith calls the police brutality used against her 13-year-old grandson, zuree. >> it was awful. i felt that it was awful. >> and the scene, was caught on camera. >> a witness pulled a cell phone, aimed and rolled. thh video, dark and blurred. but witnesses say the video captured the officer's blows. >> hht me in the head first, two times. and thennstarted to heat me in the jaw. >> maybe f he had known, before he talked to zurry in the police car what a nice young man he was, maybe he woull not have beat him. >> smith said it happened on a saturday night. about a week ago. outside o

jeff barnd. 17-year-olddboy is accused of sexually abusing three boys. >> he faces juvenile charges, but tonight, one family is fighting to change that. they want a tougher penalty. first on fox tonight. keith daniels is here with how jessica's law could help them. >> maryland lawmakers made changes to jessica's law before. most recently with legislation that deals with mandatoryy3 sentences. tonight, one family wants theú law to be more clear, on how it applies to underaged sex offenders. after the alleged rape of two of their boys..3 >> we will call them jane and john doe. we are shielding identitys. husband and wife in baltimore county going public about what could be a parent's courts nightmare. only in this case they say what hhppened to their two young sons, was no dream. but real. >> he had them isolated by himself where he could do what >> couple learned a trusted 17-year-old relative, is accuued of raping, sexually abusing the couple's 10, and 12-year-old sons. a painful discovery for tte mother, and father. >> it is just every tiie i think about it, all i can think about is somebody doing something like that to my kid. which i am supposed to be the but the way the laws are, i can't. if i