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stay tune for the "late edition", with jeff barnd and jennifer gilbert and it starts right now. >> reckless action behind the wheel. the outrageeus things this bus driver was caught doing. >> all of a sudden you could hear just a loud woosh. storm. why the clean up could be a very long process. >> to ban or not to ban. the new twist in the debate over alcoholic energy drinks. aator. the coveted title he now owns. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> it was a woosh. came straight across. >> cars thrown together, as if they were toys. >> neighborhoods whipped up by wicked weather. >> tonight a look at he damage left behind. and the effort to clean it up. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd..3 the storm hit a small section of baltimore city, and parkville. but left a huge mess. >> keith daniels live in northeast baltimore where a neighborhood is in pieces tonight. keith? >>well, the, jennifer, live at the dutch village apartments, on the plymouth roadside. we're standing right across from one of the hardest hit

stay tune for the "late edition"&with jeff barnd and@ jennifer gilbert. and it starts right now. >> a tv news crew attacked.3 what sparked the violence at a funeral. >> it warrants a thorough investigation. >> trouble at maryland's prisons. the questions about where inmate's money is going. >> cigarette warning, when they will be getting more graphic. >> and taking action. why being in a whhelchair didn't stop one man from being a hero. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in balttmore, this is fox 45 news "late edition." >> hello again, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. private christian school in baltimore hit by burglars last week. >> karen parks is live at police headquarters to tell us just how hard the school was hit. karen? >> jenniferrand jeff, the break in happened at the purpose and potential christian arts academy in northeast baltimore. investigators ay friday night toosaturday morning, burglars stole school supplies. music equipment. and 17 brand new computers. that the school purchased with an $8700 grant. only grant they re

now here is jeff barnd and jennifer gilbert with the "late edition." >> a mobile speed camera caught doing the very thing it is supposed to prevent. >> i was think what i think a big jerk, you know. >> how fast it was going when this video was recorded. >> a teacher goes on a tirade in class. the fall out from a very bad day. >> banning the happy meal. the city that did it. why it might lack some common sense. >> and a simple handshake. why it has created a storm of controversy. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. first on fox tonight. caught on camera. exclusive pictures tonight of what appears to be speeding camera operators speeding. >> jeff abell live in towson with pictures you will see only first on fox tonight. jeff? >>well, the, the state began a year ago to use speed cameras at interstate work zones like this one. but what happens when those that operate the cameras are caught speeding? sunday afternoon a motorist traveling 80 miles per hour, caught one of th

." >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. one week ago the state demanded action avenue motorist captured what has happened since? >> jeff abell is along 695 in towson with details about why no one has been reprimanded..3 >> in the past year the speed camera trucks have snapped thousands of motorists speeding through interstate work zones. but more than a week ago, a motorist captured one of the trucks spiked itself. at the time, state officials demanded disciplinary action. and called on the private company that administers the program to track down the driver. so far state officials say the company cannot seem to identify the driver. but the probe goes on. >> this is an incident by one individual. driving vehicle. in terms of the speeding violation that took place. >> despite that incident, state officials say that speed camera program is hugely successful. in fact, slowing speeders at work zones by 45%. in towson. jeff bell, fox 45 news "late edition". >> first on fox now. some baltimore city police officers are accused of

. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd..3 the storm hit a small section of baltimore city, and parkville. but left a huge mess. >> keith daniels live in northeast baltimore where a neighborhood is in pieces tonight. keith? >>well, the, jennifer, live at the dutch village apartments, on the plymouth roadside. we're standing right across from one of the hardest hit buildings here. take a look. storm winds, peel the roof off. causing siinificant damage. now, in total, nnarly 360 units of damage here. 16 buildings are condemned. including the one behind me. and each condemned building has about 54 units. now innall, nearly 250 rrsidents have been displaced, including one man that ttied to return to his apartment today, to salvage what he could. >> well, came back to see if i could get my car, i mean, i got medicines in my apartment. i am a heart patient. - cannot get it. red cross trying to help, you know. and i cannot get my car, or go into he apartment until tomorrow. >> now, we are back live. in the meantime, the clean up. all day and night. down trees have b

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stay tune for the "late edition" with jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd and it starts right now. >> this character, in a clown mask threw open my bathroom door. >> woman robbed while sitting on the toilet. what police say this man was looking for during an unusual hold up. >> attaining the media. the drastic steps this u.s. senator wants to take. >> working overtime after the the official word on what hit his neighborhood, wednesday morning. player. why his dad sent him packing. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, his is fox 45 news "late edition." >> hello again, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. randallstown man barricades himself in his home after police say he shot his wife while their child was inside of the home. >> the standoff lasted four hours. wilson is at shock trauma after being shot several times..3 her husband later killed himself. now police say they were call to the same address tuesday night for a domestic incident then.@ >> arguments. is what i will say. arguments. fussing, somebody did not pick up the trash. those kind of things. >> dome

thaa the play was the call bygus johnson as jags toped the texans 311two here is jeff barnd and jennifer gilbert with the "late edition." >> i have to drive to work, what will die? >> ggs prices on the rise again. with regular unleaded near the three dollars mark. what is behind the increase this time. >> my family aad i are doing really well. you know, strong. >> arrested on friday. back to work today. the shocking case against the prince george's county executive and what he is saying now. @% reusable shopping bags. why they may nnt be so green after all. >> and living with spiders. why this man is spending so much time with 400 crawling >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition." >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. prince george's county executive jack johnson back at work today. days affidavit arrest by federal agents on corruption charges. michael buczyner has reaction from johnson as he went back to work. michael? >> jeff and jennifer, jack johnson returned to work three days after and his wife were arrested in a pol

i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> a ddsturbing evening for residenns after the search of a murder viitim's home sets you have a chain of events, putting an entire neighborhood on guard. melinda roeder is live tonighh. >>reporter: it's an ordeal that began early this morniig in northeast baltimore, wheee a wooan was shot to death inside a friend's home. now tonight her killer is still on thee loose, but for a few houus this evening, police thought they had cornered their an near the victim's own home. >> this morning at 3:45 we got calls for a homicide. >>reporter: sharon jones, a maryland correction's officer was killed at her friend's house. hhurs later wwen went to serve a search warrant, they found disturbing evidence that the killer could be close by. individual was inside. at that point, they contacted swat >>reporterr for the next few hours, policeeset up roadblocks around the neighborhood. -p>> i calm down this way and i see the streets blocked off. >>reporter: they tried to keep everyone indoors or far away. >> our prroirm concern is to make sure the neighborssand he area is secure. >>r

i'm jennifer gilbert. dozens of tow truck drivers gathered to remember a co-worker who was gunned down on the job. he only been working a few weeks. it was a job that suited him well because he liked to help people. >> why was he shot? we don't know. the police don't know. >>reporter: the motive is still a mystery for mike joyce, whooe son was shot and killed on the job. his killer has yet to be caught. his family hopes someone with information wiil call police. >> somebody knows something. we need to help hem. >>reporter: joyce was found shot to death moments aater answering a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded after their car broke down. someone came to pick them up and moments later as andy prepared to tow the car away, andy pulled the trigger. >> this was a tow truck driver helping someone, that was randomly murdered. >>reporter: andrew's murder is a crime that left many shaken, baffled and simply heartbroken. >> i first saw andy at the funeral home. it didn't look >> police don't think

i'm jennifer gilbert. >> and i'm jeff barnd. just a small section of the city of baltimore but a big, big mess following those overniggt storms we had. in battle county several families were forced there their homes after some buildings were declared unsafe. kathleen cairns standing by live in parkville where the cleanup has been going on all day long. kathleen? >> reporter: jeff and jennifer, it's still a little windy out here but nothing like it was this morning of that storm rolled through. take a look over there. that was one of the homes that was declared unsafe and this is the reason why. when those winds came through, the entire chimney came tumbling down. these bricks just fell to the ground, and look at the trees behind me as well, they were brought down in just a matter of seconds. 100-year-old trees tumbled like twigs and in some cases landed on homes. residents described the storm as fast and furious. the winds left a path of destruction. construction crews canvassed the area all day wednesday trying to clean up. mor

jennifer gilbert read to students at margaret brent elementary school today for the fifth annual benon reading today. dr. carson is a world renowned neurosurgeon at johns hopkins. he credii reading as being a major catalyst to his success. >> doing glean is unlike anything i have ever done before. >> actress gwynneth does glee. one hour show was such a difficult transition for the movie star. >> one man, 400 spiders, 24 hours a day, how many week this is guy will spend with the spiders? the spiders? how much money he hopes to >> changes coming our way in the form of wet weather. we [ male announcer ] dear civic, boy we wish edmunds.com hadn't told you to start looking over your shoulder. ♪ we were gonna sneak up on ya. ya know, with our 1.4 liter turbo charged engine and our six speed automatic transmission. shhhh... we're going hunting. it's civic season. ♪ the all-new chevrolet cruze. starting under $17,000. get used to more. ♪ >> real treat for avatar fans. ultimate dvd box set is hitting store shelves. >> huge name stars on fox hit show glee. kandace has that much much more of co

here jeff barnd and jennifer gilbert with the "late edition." >> that's not a risk that's a certainty. >> a wal-mart for north baltimore. the debate ove whether the mega store will be a wellome edition. >> i am not sure where i am going. >> so my hands just do what my mind is seeing. >> an instant musician. the accident he unddewent to change everything. >> the common sense that may be missing from enhanced security at american airports. for baltimore's ace of cakess >> live from fox 45 news, this is fox 45 news "late edition." >> hello, i am jeff barnd. plans approved for a new wal-mart in the city of baltimore. but ot everyone is looking forward to the development. and much of the debate is over jobs. >> melinda roeder reports from baltimore's remington neighborhood with their concerns. >> tonight, city council members approved a bill that would give approval to any shopping center to be built near the intersection of 25 and howard streets. %-and a lowe's and projected boh stores will hire hundreds. tonight city council members voted almost unanimously to support the development. bu

jennifer gilbert explores in translation. >> reporter: the average american family tosses out $600 worth of groceries every year. how can you tell when it's time for it go. >> there's good times for you to to know. >> reporter: ramsey is an educator with the university of maryland extension. we put her to work. >> this is the fox 45 communal refrigerator. you can see a little bit of everything in here. >> reporter: on a tough job. >> i don't know if i want to touch this. this is somebody's drink left over. %->> reporter: you said that pretty confidently? >> yes. >> somebody's dinner and somebody's left overs, i don't know what is in it, but it looks like salmon. how long should that be in there. >> not more than a few days. >> there's a yuck factor that kicks in. >> the yuck factor may be your best guide, because even expiration dates can be confusing. first of all, they're not even regulated by the government. it's all up to the manufacturer. >> expirations have to do more with quality of the food rather than the safety of the food. >> reporter: first the sell by date, that when the sto

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. >> it is a story you saw first3 on fox. last night. a speed camera vehicle caught on video speeding. >> many of you are outraged. and tonight jeff abell tells us what actions are being taken againnt the driver, and the company ring the cameras. >> it is almost midnight. and along interrtate 695 the speed camera is snapping away. this is what a five ork zones along maryland interstates where a speed camera inside of a suv is snapping speeding motorists at a fierce pace. >> he was going, 80 in a 65. >> but this is what happened when the cameras were turned. over the weekend, a motorist traveling down interstate 70, used an i-phone to capture this speed camera vehicle speeding. with the odometer at 80, the speed camera vehicle had no problem passing. >> i was just thinking what a big jerk, you know. they are giving out tickets to people. you know, speeding themselves. i don't think it is right. >> video drew fire from the state highway administrator n annapolis a state delegate said the toughest fine possible. >> like trash truck dumping

. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. tonight, we learn that storm that slammed baltimore wednesday morning, was a tornado. leaving hundreds of families doing repairr with winter just weeks away. >> and as you can see behind us, that twitter damaged hundreds of homes. roofs ripped off. trees puuched throogh walls. debris tossed around yards. keith daniels joins us live in @%rtheast baltimore, where people are realizing be it could take months to repair the damage created by the wicked weather, right keith? >> that's correct jennifer. live at the dutch village apartment complex. so much damage here. severe winds pushed over huge trees, like this onee and destroyed people's homes. that tornado ripped off the roof of this building. tonight, repairs, and they say,@ >> if you walk through here yesterday, it was surreal. >> guy, a contractor. >> it has been cleared. >> dealing with repairs at the dutch village complex and mt. pleasant heights apartment buildings, surveys the damage. >> roofs from the building across thh street,

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. first on fox. baltimore city police officers e14-year-old girl. and the heated confrontation is caught on camera. >> keith daniels is standing by live at police headquarters -here internal affairs is looking into what happened. keith? >> jeff, the girl is 5-foot three. 130 pounds. and the officer caught on camera is about 6 feet, 250 pounds. and tonight, the department wants to know if that officer, or any other officer, went too -ar when they came in contact with 14-year-old jada. >> tabitha johnson is disttrbed and anger over what her daughter said happened whee confronted b@ a few baltimore city police33 officers. >> and on her shoulders, is where they were pulling her, dragging her on the ground. >> serious allegations of police against a 14-year-old girl. >> he hit my head on the concrete. >> jayda johnson said it happened monday afternoon, on west hamburg street near hanover. and someone was there, with a cell phone camera. >> jayda is seen on her niece, her head on the pavement. a friend called her mother, tol3 her to get there quickll. >>

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. a young woman is dead tonight after a drunk driving crash on the eastern shore. >> her parents blame an alloholiccbeverage beverage popular on college campuses. keith daniels is live in talbot where there is talk f banning the beverage tonight. keith? >> the drink is called four loko, the woman's name is courtney spurry. we're live at an inn in talbot county where friends and family gathered for a candle light vigil. many candles burnt out. but some are still burning. in memory of a young woman with a fatal connection to a controversial drink. >> doug ann sherry spurry lost what mattered the most to them. their daughter courtney. killed in a truck crash. she was 21. >> she was in the roadway when found her. face down.@ >> a tragic loss for parents. who blame their daughter's deaah on a popular new drink. called four loko. and courtney's parents want the beverage banned in maryland. >> because i don't want people going through what i am going through. losing a child because of this dri

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. a college student who is also award veteran, is barred from campus. after his essay is published in the school paper. red flag. >> crime and justice reporter joy lepola explains the demands now being made before the student is allowed back to the community college of baltimore county. >> it is a drug and has been ever since i first time i have killed someone. at first it was weird. felt wrong.3 but by the time i was third and 4th killing it feels natural and like i could do it for the rest of my life and makes me happy. >> been three years since charles whittingtoo returned home from fightinn in iraq, and it is still a struggle. that's one of the reasons he wrote about it in an essay for his college english course. >> i am writing the experience. to help myself out in the long run. i mean, thhrapeutic. >> a form of therapy that led whittington kicked off campus. >> we had a responsibility to act. and we had to error on the side of caution. >> fear being another massacre like the one at virginia tech. >> it has caused colleges across the nation to paus

. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. 3 pg county police officers are locked up tonight under arrest after a federal investigation. >>the arrest are part of a larger investigation into corruption in prince george's @%unty. keith daniels is live at county police headquarters where the chief is speaking out on the officer's arrest. >> pg county said to the officer to say report to the nearest district when they arrived fbi agents arrested them. one of the officers already on suspension for drug charges. tonight he faces new charges. along with the others. >> at prince george's county police headquarters. a shakeup for the department. fbi agents arrest three police officers on two separate fbi probes. according to the indictments, in one investigation, officer sim mick three year veteran is accused of possessing illegal guns and distributing cocaine. in the other investigation, two officers, richard della burk, and officer kim are accused of being involved in an extortion %->> it is disgraceful. >> the police chief on the officer's allege criminal misconduct. >> out

. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. first on fox tonight. thousands of maryland motorists have helped the -- felt the sting of a speed camera. >> what happens when the operator is caught speeding. jeff abell is live along the beltway with pictures you will see first on fox. >> the speed camera snapping away at the charles street interchange. over there with the operator. inside of that vehicle. snapping motorists as they speed through the work zone here. but tonight we have more revealing photos for you. which show exactly what happened, when the cameras are turned. >> in the past year, 150,000 motorists have felt the sting of a speed camera. >> i open the mail, a photograph of my car. >> i have gotten over 20 of them. here is one, the other one. >>the speed cameras mounted in state vehicles are snapping motorists that speed through interstate work zones but be ticketed motorists are not the only ones with a need to speed. >> it was late or something. but, you know, definitely spiked. >> sunday afternoon, a motorist traveling down interstate

jennifer gilbert has the story. >> ttere's a whole side of me which wants to get the fcc to say to foxnd msnbc, out, on, goodbye. >> we're supposed to be having. >> you can't make comments like and expect the media to take it lying down. on fox news. >> the first mendment under >> and even the save confines of msnbc. it's unfortunate that we have to tonight,. >> senator j rockefeller of west virginia scolding the media of the 24 hour news cycle of the sensationnal news stories and political pundits. >> as citizens we're paying a heck of a price in the dumbing down of america. you're partly responsible for that. the power of the government tose limit who can broadcast news, you can say, i want certain people to determine what the news is for all of the people. that is a classic antiiee antidemocratic. >>> even lawmakers that often disagree, found common ground on senator rockefeller comments. >> he wants to be able to control us and not let us being the average person to get the news from any sources that we want to. >> i don't agree with msnbc, but i certainly agree with their rights t

from maine jennifer rook public affairs host for that state's public broadcasting network. reporting in wisconsin craig gilbert of the milwaukee journal sentinel who joins me here in washington. i'll start with you and also with the reporter from maine because those are the two stat that went completely from democratic to republican in that election. what happened. >> democrats held all the political cards in wisconsin. they came out having lost most of them. i think we saw the same wave in wisconsin we saw in other place. it was compounded by the facts that democrats held political power across the board. they were more exposeded than democrats were in some other states. you had a democratic office leaving office with very low approval ratings. they've been in power at the state level and in washington. spending is an issue that resonates in wisconsin. >> ifill: jennifer rooks we think of maine as being the home of the two moderate republican senators. indeed the entire state has gone red and more conservative than even those two senators. >> that's true. most of the candidates that did run for the legislatur