earlier this week the city council president stephanie rawlings-blake sent this letter to the police commissioner you - urging him to look into the club, one police already admit has been on their radar for some time. >> we appreciate the council's notification on that. i guess our word to the city council is we're watching and monitoring. >> reporter: whether it's police or the new byob club rules residents like john hope the troubling crowds outside the bar area come to an end. >> none of the other clubs in the mount vernon area have police officers, just regular employees and there are no incidents outside of those clubs but there are here. >> reporter: a location a growing amount of residents, groups and politicians are looking to close down. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> good news now. two college students from catonsville are being called heroes tonight. they sprang into action to help an accident victim. it happened just after 2:00 this morning near wilkens avenue and rolling road in catonsville. terrence robinson and matt richards spotted a car overturned on the side of the r

outside the belvedere after leaving the suite ultra lounge and now the council president stephanie rawlings-blake sent a letter to the politician commissioner calling the club a public nuisance and requesting it be shut down. >> the dates that the incidents happened, they almost always correspond with events happening at the lounge. >> pete privas, an attorney for the club's owner lewis wood told abc2 news -- just because something is happening within a block of the place does not necessarily mean it involves that establishment. i will have to wait and see specific reports that the police commissioner will be considering before commenting further. and a spokesman for the police, fred bealefeld, says a decision on the padlock request should come within a couple of weeks. and also the city's liquor board will consider new regulations for so-called bottle clubs like the lounge. >>> a massive pipe burst and caused havoc for one dundalk neighborhood last week. >> this morning the scene is changing. a shopping center that is improving when a section of that pipe burst, when it should be fixed. >>> and

. >> baltimore city president stephanie rawlings-blake wants to padlock an area lounge. sent a letter to commissioner bealefield about the sweet ultra lounge at the belvedere hotel after a rash of violence. city liquor board revoked the license to see a judge overturn the decision. public hearing is set for some time next week. >> we had gray skies for most of the day. >> will the weather get better tomorrow? go to chief meteorologist vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast. vytas? >> looks like nicer conditions for the week. that means more sunshine. and our temperatures increasing a bit. because it is chilly out there today. had to put on a coast. and see the clouds and showers lingering in the area, but for the most part the showers have ended. looking downtown on radar. nothing going on in the form of precipitation. zooming out around the beltway. much of the same. energy going on. quiet conditions. as we look around the central portion taste. there were a few remaining blips on the radar, on eastern portion of the state. up toward elkton. cecil county. saw

city council president stephanie rawlings-blake that sits on the board. ed the plan is not what the city wants, but needs. >> we have to deal with the hand that we're dealt. you know, this is the economy that no one would have asked for. but, you know, this is the hand. >> but the plan is not complete. the city is negotiating with police and fire unions. to try to figure out how they too can cut the fat. without jeopardizing public safety. >> we have absolutely no support from city hall. our budget has already been cut to the bone. >> city fire chief jim clack that last night announced four positions in his department, including the assistant fire chief among the cuts. attend of course the fire union meeting to address the firefighters concerns. he said he is proud of the men and women. and wants to help the city reach goals as painless as possible. >> the way to combat low morale is information. and being present, giving them the truth. giving them what is happening. and just being honest. >> and as for the city's police union, they actually have a claus

. >> council president stephanie rawlings-blake, hopes this latest incident does not slow down the directionhe city is heading in. slots amount to jobs. money, and potentially lower taxes. >> i am sure we will move through just bump in the road. and continue to have a smooth process. we are doing so much better than other jurisdictions, with moving through the process. i just don't want us to lose momentum. but we have to do things the right way. >> it is expected there will be some sort of briefing by the bdc in the coming days. in southern baltimore, joy lepola fox 45 news at 10:00. >> the mayor said if there is a public safety concern she should have been told about it immediately. >> well, his death was ruled suicide. but the family of a prominent baltimore businessman believes he was murdered. and his family will make a public plea to reopen the investigation into his death tomorrow in front of city hall. in may of 2005 robert clay was found dead in the foyer of his business office. family members say he was right handed but the gunshot was to the left side of his head. his cell phone w

the city council president stephanie rawlings-blake says with or without furloughs they have to find a way to reduce the budget like any other city agency. >> i feel confident they will make cost savings in line with what each agency has been asked to do. >> the overall plan expected to be approved wednesday but the mayor will continue negotiations with the police and fire unions. the deadlines for those negotiations is to be completed by october 21st. >>> baltimore city is soliciting proposals for the operation of the historic senator theatre. the moviehouse which opened in 1939 is listed on the national register of historic places. baltimore took over the theater's mortgage this spring after it's long time owner defaulted on the loan. the city took ownership of the theater after it failed to sell at auction. >>> one swine flu shot will protect most children but if your child is under age 10 turns out they will need two shots. the findings from the first federally funded study in children of the new h1n1 or swine flu vaccine show that one shot of the new vaccine provides older child