ttis administration in congress has taken it upon themselves to pass legislation, without considering know what you think. you can sound off on facebook. youucan send s a tweet tweet ax baltimore. text us at 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and we will hear more responses on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> house republicans unveiled the pledge to america today. it is what they plan to do f they take control of congress come november. the pledge includes steps aimed at beefing uppnational security. repealing health care measuree and reignnng in government size and spending. republicans say they will put a hard cap on discretionary spending and take weekly votes on spending. unlike the contracts with america back in 1994, republicans say this time, they got these ideas from the people3 instead of giving them to the people. >> when republiians were in charge of congress we made our fair share of mistakes. last 20 months, that republicans have heard the american people. >> the pledge also includes help for small business.ú democrats say that is total hypocrisy since 174 rep

. >> how ttis year's race account be similar, yet different from the 14 years ago. >>> beautiful weather all -pweekend long. find out if weell get more of the same for the work week coming up n my skywatch forecast. >>> the major milestone reached in the gulf oil spill cleanup. from wbff tv in baltimore,,this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> heelo. i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> a teenager is killed while trying o cross he street. myranda stephens has more on on his family and the s having community. >> always made everybody smile. >>reporter: joe s grieving the loss of his oldest son, who just last month told his dadd how much he loved him in a video for his birthday. >> if it wasn't for you, me and my brothers probably wouldn't be half as strong as we are now. >>reporter: he was walking with friends friday night near route 24 in bel air, hen he was struck and killed by a car making a leet turn. >> i knew. he was hit by a car. i knew. i was expecting the worst. >>reporter: state police say he wasswalking in the crosswalk, -pbut it appears the driver who hit him had the right-of-way. >> i'll be f

he was forced out of the ccty government ttis summer.s already replaced scott's carvedddesk with a more practical one. >>> it'ssour duty hold our government accountable. yyu can join by joining fox 45 wwistline. call (410)662-1456 if you see waste. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on waste watch. %-baltimore's roads as the 10th wwrst in the atioo costing drivers extra time ndú money. baltimore with more resuuts from the study anddthe city's rebuttal to the numbers that they don't agree. joel. these are olddnumberssfrom 2008 and it includes the entire metro it shouldd't just bb blamed on the city and they'rr trying to do the best they ccn. thht is what the city says, nd let's see what the driiers say. %-ranked as the 10 wwrst roads n of any major city. does that ound right? -p>> yes, i would bblieve it. >> reporter: you havee firsthand knowledge. >> yeah, i work in the city every day. and i hit pot holes every couple tires. >> reporter: and the average is $600 a year in depreciation and fuel economy and fixes. >> i would say that much in

sool. >> and the way ttis high speed police chase ended.king at thunderstorms %-weewill see heat back in play for tomorrow. with some sunshine. how long it will stick around, close to the 90s, coming up in the 3 >> we have about half an hour left of summer. that's it. >> countdown, man. couutdown. is it sad to you? >> kind of saa but i love autumn. >> we have the thunderstorms.ú summer thunderstorms. >> no, actuallyyit is good. i love fall. i love the faal season. >> you are mellodramatic.ú >> we rounded out summer with theethunderstormm. you know, and the heat..3 it is kind offlike summerrliie weather. but all changing. fall is back in play by the weekend. talking about what is going on out there. we have a cloud breaking actually. saw dramatic lightning as we see the heat lightniig with all the volatility in the atmosphhre..3 looking at 76 degrees right now. winns are cclm. humidity levels at 67 perceet. we will continue to see mainly ú%e clouds breaking through the overnight. we will get suushine in the picture for tomorrow. high toped o

going tt follow hat and become nother low, an extra tropical cyclone which is going to be a storm like ttis, roll up right behind it. so we'll have two areas of low pressure that are going to work ii tandem over the mid atlantic over the next 24 to 8 hours. that's why we see all the potential for heavy amounts of rain. i'll give you more break down about nicole and whhre it's heading coming up.., >>> "american idol" contestants cheering for stephen. >> i just love it, i love it. it'' a lot of fun. >> and girls on the grid iron. >> and girls on the grid iron. meet the women of the baltimore i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. h

. >> t's safe to say ttat ttis i3 a plea agreement that we feel street for 31 years. >> sentencing is scheduled for monday. two teees were also charged in the case, 16-year-old emmanuel miller was found guilty last year. -ase was scheduled to start next week but will probably be >>> the process prosecution chhpping away agaiisttthree of former city council member kee hhrris. today the homicide detective who -esponded to the scene the night of the killing took the tan and discussed evidence like the mask aad jaccet found nearby.3 the defense questioned the way >> thisswas a very complex crim3 scene which was something i've maintaiied all along. it seems to me thht detective deal should have had he assistanceeof at least fourror five other hommciie detectives. >> tomorrow the focus should turn tt dna evidence tte state claims links the three to thh >>> strikes a deal jjst as his 28-year-old matthew brownnwas -carged with murder and conspiracy in the death of prosecutors say brown was one of he was prosecuted in march. another suspect was found guilty killing of a aryland statee33 cyril

it tookkhim n hhur to makk ttis.bsste if3 you have a challenge for me. it's fox baltimore.com. >>> well, commng p remnants of tropical storm nicole rip into our rrgion. meteorologist steve fertig is your neighborhood. >>> coming up next she is a show >>> t'' the cw's atest accion packed drama. nikita is an assassin who will stop at nothing. >>> good morning, maggie. >>> good morning, how arr you. it. tell me aboutt he show. ú%methiig that we're actually nntwork..3 it's something to different that this nntwork has really never done before. a drama like this, something that is just action packed and a departure from sort of the have now and hopefully we will be able to change that with. >> for people who don't know nikita and the history of that show and that character, tell us abbut it? >> nikita we pay hhmage to the original french film that was directed by luke. it's the same character nd her background is the same in the sense that she was a troubled teen living n a horrible foster siiuation, ended up on the street

. >> mainly where did hey ggt ttis plate from. was it takee ann moot importantty, why?e take a citizen's license plaae and put t n a police kaivrment officer and superviior have been suspended pending the investigation. >> well the rain has shut down self usinesses in mount washington. karen is llve in mount washington where even whole foods is clossd for tte day..6 3 3 >> that's right jennifer. this water as dropped severrl feet from earrier today when the water ross really high, high, really fastt as a result many businesses shut get here thhre's only one way in and one way out and you have to cross his bbidge -úúhich is now closed and weeaae hearing that this bridge could be closed at least until midnight depending on the seconddhalf of the storm. earlier today the water rose at least 18 inches above normal levels. fllodinn parking lotssand shutting down the bridge which ladies to several mouut washington businesses as you just mentiooed including whole foods which is now closed for the day. we spoke with some wholeefood workers earlier today. >> we have to meet ever

you see to the side and see somebody driving at 30 miles an hour their head is down doing ttis.atricia jessamy loses her re-eleetion bid. we take a closer look at what might have cost er her job as city state attorney. >>> i will have more on he delays and show you what some cockledoodledooooo! i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. ♪ ...and no candy, gladys. [ clucks ] [ male announcer ] perdue. extra inspections... extraordinary chicken. ú%> fox's all new comedy is today. you can laugh all the way to the bank. submit your best clean jokes on our website, foxbaltimore.com and you coold winsome valuable we will take three winners oo up for grabss tons of great stuff,,including a slide, high did he havehighdeef camera and h all the comedies this fall. catch the season premier of glee %-and the eries ppemier of running wild. it's all here onnfox 45. >>> i ddn't know if the weather meteorologist steveeferriggwho is a pretty funny guy. >>> getting outdoor, outdoor activity should be had with

in his own controversy here in union city. >> i'' beside my self. >> reporter: e is the landlord of ttis no hot water in the building. >> if he so religious, he should be able to care about what is going on in this builddng.3 lawssit agganst him for failing to repair what they saa are dangerous code violations. they coopllin of range from no heat to eleetricity to mold and3 bed bugs. theesuit has nothing to do with the mosque controversy.ú ú% what happens with the mosque in new york is not why we're here today. we are here becauss he is bbd landlord. i would consider a slum lord.ú >> reporter: a fire officials has een ouutide of the building. the officer is here to alert tenants ii a fire breaks out since the fireealarms haven't been working. it's cost the city almost $5,000 ss far and that is money the mayor vows to get back. p> hat will be paad foorby him. if he efuses to pay it, we will put a lien on he building. >> reporter: we went to the north home for comment. no one was there.ú we ound a copy of the lawsuit at the doorstep. meanwhile tenants want the >> it's horrible, buu when yo

-nd ttied to stay in the shade. east baltimore apartmentat one building.y were stuck inside of their apartment, wwth no air. >> myranda stephens tells s why this is nott he first time theyú have been ii this parricular ú%tuation. >> well, even if residents here at van story branch apartments wanted to turn on tteir ac. they could not. because they say management turned it off early this year. and hat has many residents very upset. many are elderly or disabled. and they say the swelteringgheat in their apartments, is not only uncomfortable but dangerous to their health. %-stood outside for a cool breee and say they were hassled by %->> you cannot make nobody stay in their home. i am 65. i am sickll. most everybody in this building is sickly. >> it is liie being in prison here. it is not fair. >> management did post signsú saying here would be buses out front used as cooling centers. but we cannot ffnd any..3 and we tried to talk to management about this storyy but no one would talk to us. >> nowwthis is not the first time residents have been in this situati

as we put ttis in motion. with strong storrs over new jersey. through wilmington.had gusty thunderstorms and lots of lightning with this system. but it looks like most of the ú%tivity will continue to push east. making he way to clearing overnight tonight. anndtomorrow morning, around 73. to start the morning commute. thhn by noon, already at we could get up to about 90 degrees. very close to it. as that heat conttnues, and i will show you how long the heat stiiks around as we head to tte weekend. in thh seven-day forecast. >> conceen a superbug from indii is spreadiig. where it is found in the u.s.. and here he is about mutatioo. >> new book by bob wwodward ignites debate in washington, the quotes from thh ppesident that have the critics jumping on his choice of worrs. >> between the heart and passion, and the street credit this is a richter scale event. >> american dol new ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- conscious way while saving you hundreds of dolla

problems to repprt here at harford road checking in and taking a live look, not many cars outtthere ttis but -f you're heading outer loop that will be the case if you're traveling the west sidd if you'reelooking at an 11-minute ride from 795 to 95. the harrisburg expressway atú warren road..3 traffic is wide open. you're looking at a open. no problems traveling 695 through if ou're traveling through the tunnels a 4-minute ride this droid has evolved to do even more. now it integrates your work e-mail, so you can be hooked up to everything you need to do. now it does 1 ghz speed on a more intuitive keyboard. turning you into an instrument of efficiency. introducing the new droid 2 by motorola. part of the next generation of does.  > pro lifers rally in annapolis demmnding a meeting with the state attorney general. they are concerned with dootors already under nvestigation. the as jeff able tells us, the activities are demanding that they be criminally charged asú well. >> women across america are being bbtchered. >> reporter: outside of the attorney general's office. >> time for tte atto

brings new consumer protections, help that kiiks in megan gilliland is live at federal hill on whaa ttisns for you and wwy some are so opposed to it. >> good morning, megan. >>> hundreds of thousands of americans set to get some relief today and it sounds pretty good but ome areeworrieddwho is going to for this all. the pptient protection and affordable care act goes into %-it's six mooths after the president signed it into laww here is how it breaks down. starting right now insurance companies will no longer be permitted to exclude children because of preexisting health conditionss insurers will also not be allowed to impose lifetime limits on benefits. and children up to 26 years old will now be allowed coverage on their parents policies. it's a step president obama says it's important for the 20 somethings struggling to get a full-timeegig with benefits. >> you're not going to go bankrupt. you're not going to lose your house heaven forbid you end up having an accident and you're able to get quality care that you need. included in these new benefits, colonosccpies, ma'am owe gramedz an

walker was arrested and charged with assault and behavior that upped minds the integrity of ttis agency men and women of the pd work too hard. this type of behavior is unacceptable. >>reporrer: walker is alreaay suspended for an inciddnt last year. he was not wearing his badge or his weapon at the -útime oo this incident. >>> primary day in the state of mary land and baltimore city all eyes on the race for city state attorney. >> we have live team coveragg tonight. jeff liie in canton with greg's campaign. >> and joy ssanding by live in south south baltimore wiih the chesapeake campaignnwhere we begin tonight. joy? >> well, eff, we are here at the club in south baltimore very special location for patricca where in the past she celebrated birthday and where she plans to celebrate a victory tonight. now i want to give you a feel forrhow the place is laid out. we have the deck which ill probably be full of supporters tonightt% and you can see the band already in the process of setting up. hey tell me regardless this place is going to be hopping. now behind the glass doors we also have two

of course, they're into the text, but ttis is available to anyone who takes any of this public transportationcludes the marc train. people ave more control over their experience. advantage of it..3ids will mmke the more kids in school the better. some ids here ater. talk to >>> the impacttof concussions. >> i hit with my helmet and then ddzziness and got all black. >> the !! a astonishing numbee 3 %-schoolers and a plan to combat the problem. >>> for today increasing cloud cover through tteeday but this is what we'reeconcerned with, tropical depression number 16 and how it will be affecting oor neighborhood.ú ffooding rains overnight tonight -nto tomorrow. -nto tomorrow. we ill let you -nto tomorrow. we ill let you activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate your digestive system. ooh, i think i'll pass. no, no, no! trust me. it is beyond tasty. mmm! wow! i can't believe it, i love it! mmm, this is really good! new best tasting activia ever! ♪ activia now you can join the fight against breast cancer

. >> ttis is like the ccar of all czarss lets talk about process.ct that this person, the process is being circumvented because the president knows that thii person could not be confirmedd i just find that to be abusive. >> the white house said the permmnent director will be named to replace warren. but no word on when that will happen. >> bp has started to ump cement into the welllin the gulf. the operation likely to be finished saturday. deep waterrhorizon well exploded and sank in april, of course, killing 11 and leaddng to the massive disaster offan oil spill. when the seal s complete, it will mean british petroleum can leave that site. >> finally some progress in trying to rescue the minors trapped half mile underground in chile. a bore hole has reached the men. this hole will eventually be he escape route. head engineer of the operation said this is progress, but much more work still needs to be done. %-6 weeks.ld take another 4 to the minors have been trapped since august 5. >> great weekend weather on the way. >> yeah meteorologgst emily gra

. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, ttis is fox 45 news "late edition". >> helll again, i am jeff barnd. jennifer is off tonight. primary day in marylanddis just and tonight election officials say they expect about 32 percent of voters to gg to the polls. michael buczyner has the story of a very surprise endorsement in the hotty contested baltimore state's attorney race that could have a major impact. >> just hours before vottrs decide who will likely be baltimore's next state's attorney. high profile defense attorney said he is breaking with tradition. civil rights attorney and former judge billy murphy has endorsed challenger bernstein over jessamy. the latest high profile endorsement for bernstein comms on the heels of similar3 endorsemenns from the baltimore sun and city's police union. jessamy has picked up high profile endorsements, including the baptist minister's conference. and today at a community her accomplishments in office. >> over the course of my time as state's attorney i haveedone an outstanding job. and i continueeto pprform on -ehaaf of the cit

. >>> coming up on the early edition, major changes in the >> ttis will allow teechers to have some realnee criteria that will determine pay raises? and copious amounts of rainfall in the neighborhood >>> the remnants of tropical storm nicole are beaarng downni3 parts of baltiiore his morninn. fells point with the watches and the warnings. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good mooring, patrice. we're seeing flooding here at fells point and you weeare on the street and water is starting to ccme p. %nd this thing is nowhere near and warnings all over the immediate tte area. the immediaae one is the tornado watch that s in effect for all of the couuniee around oor area rrght now. that could be until this afternoon that the tornados could be a threaa for ur area, just one of the side effects of other thing is we are seeingg!!e flooding here on the streets and a flash-flood watch in effect through this evening. we will continue to see the rain ú%ening, all the way even until ttnight is possible. this moisture eetendd to the ddaling with today is the winds. ú%ese arr tropical winds that wind

that is if you have ttied all of you still ave symptoms, then surgery is a consideration. you are welcome. -p>>> if you would like for information log on to foxbaltimore.com and click onn3 your health matters. >>> still ahead, have ou cut out the coffee but still having trooble sleeping? tte other hidden causes of >> ell, you can safe drop it at ooly make sure you hand it to someone. >> later, get ready to laugh. %-there this morning and all ovr the park. >> the only good thing about the rain is it's keeping theestink bbus out of my home. and meteorologist steve fertig is here to tell us how long i have the relief of the ú%iffeninn bugs. >> the stink bugs are back tomoorow. weather, even though some of you may ttink it stinks with the showers you have o deallwith. let's check out the rain, it's definitely a south and north all oo the moisture examining fro!!--moisture coming from that and as can you see right now not looking t much to thh west, a little bit of a break then.3 we still have a couple of showers anddyouusee the heavier ú%more of the activity toward te central

just thursday night a man shot hommss.3 but the dedication toochanging ttis two block area, is havingrs who patrol the streets see it eeerr day. >> kids are walking down the kids.t. >> sidewalks are clean. just i guees, with the new houses, the look of it, just shows more of an opportunity, instead of vacant, acant, vacant. you know, house. now we see sold, sold, sold. >> we don't have thaa ii my neighborhood. >> for new neeghbors like from the front window, he sees not his past. >> lets see whattis taking place. the mayor is interested. and the city growing. attraccing he professsonals, %-the city.e individdals back to -t has so much to offer. somewhat worried but not too much. i knew where it ii going. -> lenders work with buyers to find financing to buyythe homes. provides tracking for current neighbors so ttey can make improvements to their own homesú for more information on one ú%een home at a ttme. go to foxxaltimore.com/news links. joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. ú%ur fight against crime.out tell us what you are doing to help clean up the streets. >> well, the national aquari

a judge sent lohan back to jail for failing a court ordered drug but ttis evening, aaother judge saidl until the so that judge set $300,000 bail for her. through all of this, it seemed that her number ooe critics became her biggest supporter. her father angrily addressed media outside of the courthouse. >> that lindsay knows what she wants and people are turning a blind eye when she has weak moments. shh cannot have any more weak moments like that. of jail some time tonight. under strict terms of release. for a 2007 drug and drunk driving case. %->> sergio kendall speaks to te media for the first time since [ male announcer ] antiques can be nice. but you wouldn't want an antique computer. or an antique tv. ♪ or an antique remote control. so why are you still using an antique cable network created in 1948 for your 2010 tv? it's time to hook your tv up to a 100% fiber optic network. it's time for fios. visit verizon.com/getfios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. not record breaking heat. high temperatures in the miid3 80s.3 big cool down com

gorgeous weather ttis weekknd and much neededdrain next week.of those things..3 and right now lets look live outside from the hd ssycam. you can see calm conditions out there. clear skies. and cooling doonnnicely this evening beeause our skies are starting to clear out. temperatures are in the mid 60s here in baltimore. partly cloudy ouu there with winds out of he northeast at 8 miles per hour. and our dew point itting at a comfortable 52 degrees. so we have been seeinggclouds pop up today. but they are moving out of the area. just a few still lingering. especially on the eastern shore. clear ouu tonight. and this weekend lookkig nice. plenty of sunshine. all weekend long. -ith temperatures in the low 80s. and high pressure sitttng on toú of us. and we have a change coming in ourrforecast. and i will let you know about thattin a miiute. %-as you can see, hurricane igor is just churning off the coast we are seeing that now start to3 takeethe turn a bit mooe..3 so not impacting us. we are also watching a couple of otherrhurricanes here. julia, and

. >> n ttis pikesville community3 the windmiil proposal drew a guss of opposition. >> i don't thinn 120ere in the >> as president of her neighborhood association, ruth goldstein launched a fight. insist youing that a towering turbine would be too tall, noisey ann dangerous for a residenttal community. >> it is worrying like a giant air conditioner in the middle of the night. instead of listening to the crickets. >> more and more counties are now grappling with how to regulate these wind turbines. and or many residents, it is complicating their demand for alternative orms of energy. >> the demand for wind power, gardina to draft a billncilman >> most local governments want to do? it? >> his bill limited the heigth they could be built. but opponents say it did not goú far enough to protect the residential communities. >> they could be 300 feet tall. 400 feet tall. you could have five of them. you could have 10 of them. >> well, it is basically an education issue. >> last month councilman gardina withdrew the bill because he did not havv the votes to pass it. >> i think ittis timing. bbfor

so ttis was the last full day of summer. and there will be a partially full day tomorrow.ture wise across the state zzand i, out there in wessern maryland. 63 in alisbury. and bigger picture. you can ee the cool air up in the new ennland state. yesterday it as much further down. like in pennsylvania. seeing 50s. and thht air is pushed back north. as we see hot air come in fromm3 the southwest. what is ruling the hot air is high pressure that continues to drag up that warm air with that southwesterly flow. back over the midwest, there is a fronttpushing down. also fires off strong storms across parts of michigan. but that front is going to have a hard time getting here with the dry air in place. looking at the time line here on future scan. ú%gh pressure has the cloocwise rotaaion spin. bringing up in the heat and hot air builds in. high pressure south helps inú bringing it in. and temperatures will increase for the next few days. in fact, see temperatures in the lower 90s by friday. and then the shift in next cold front that will build3 in from the northwest and plaans. to

we are talking to a lot of people where ttis is theetalk oú the breakfastttable.rovement. i think the oofennive line and the defensiie rush were a little thee need aagood bit fú improvvmmnt there. think we need to improve if we head to pittsburgh. this sfs !is a bigggamm. >> we have it, -- the penalty is still a factor with the ravens they didn't have that many. yesterday there were a few stupid penalties on there. i'm not saying that the officials called a couple that -houldn't have been called, but i wasn't totally iipressed with the whole game, but they're starting back to where they already should be, especially -he offense. >> reporterr we have six days to see if they whht this takes. everyone is putting their thumbs up but they're rossing their fingers at the that the raven's win next weekend. >> megan gilliland. fox froif mornin!!! 45 morning . >>> the city prrgram aimed at lifestyle choices. >>> the rain is makeefor a hectic commutee youudo exxect delays on thh west -ide offthe beltway blue diamond almonds! more bold flavor! more variety! more value! more

. >> this is very tive. ú%egative.3 ttis is disgusting.made this governoo'ssraae.3 >> lynn,,thank you so mucc for calling in. >>> let's gg to terry in baltimoree gooddmorninn, terry. >> good morning, patrice. >> what do you thhnk about what ii going on? >> i think that the negative publicity is a tacks o every campaign for every election and it just seems like the norm too me.3 it's not something that i'm not -sed to seeing. >> does it turn yo you off or me you less likely to vote or vote ú%r ne person in particular? >> not necessarily. - kkow who i'm going to vote for anyway. i have been seeeng this since i have been watching elections, the negative publiccty. it's something i'm used to. it doesn't affect me either way. >> interesting comments there as well..3 one of our twwtter responses campaigns and focus on fact. >>> then onnour facebook page, mike wrote in and stop telling me who is to blame for our problems. %-solve our problems.ong to >> james said, thinn it's turning truuhful. >> very interesttng. >>> so far 86% of yoo say, yes, t

ttis year in city schools we have expanded research fireman.ave the right culture and climate. we have what we call positive behavior intervention suppoot in 23 of hour schools that foccses ppople. ú% the one thing is communication, making sure they talk tooother kids and making sure they are having a great year. >> if you hhve an idea for uu next family 411 segment, sent me an e-mail. >>> still ahead, shine a light on a gooo time. maryland's brighter attractions3 >>> later, rock out why is roman meal bread nutritious? two slices provide at least sixteen grams of whole grains and an excellent source of calcium. roman meal bread: great taste and nutrition since nineteen-twelve. [ male announcer ] the kfc double down. today is the day i double down. double meat, double cheese, double bacon. double awesome. get yours today. so good. ♪ so s-o g-double-o-d good p>> colon cancer is the most treatable kind of cancer. the founder of the semicolon >> good morning. >>good morning. >> it seems we hear more about colon cancer and verybody isú talking about

hurricaae igor, category iii ú% strong currents if you areing headed to ocean city ttis weekend. it makes landfall accooding to this model. that would be sunday night into monday. julia ii not much of a factor, julia is behaving herrelf. as it streng ens in th strengtht latch ticatlantic occan. for us nothing but nice weather conditions. looking for a high of 84. central part of the state also, beautiful today getting up to 83 deggees with mostly sunnyúskt to the ay. we enjoy the warmer air.úú%and t moste sunny witt a orthwest wind at 5-10. real retty niggt and tomorrrw, 81 degrees, mostly sunny, 82 on sunday, just a few more clouds coming n with the next front ú%attpushes through sunday night, no rain, 78, and 79, cooler behind the front n monday and tuesday, 86 and 84 as we warm back uppwith a more and thuusday, but still no rain in sight in the next 7 days. we need toobring back lauren cooke who has a check on the traffic edge. >> reporter: lauren. >> thank you, steve, it's going ú% be a slow ride this if you are using the jfx. traffic willlbe jammed back to 28th street and do

typically we're at 58 or 59 for this timeeoo year at ttis hour and the sky wwtchhhd radar, feeling justerally drier conditions and -ooking forward to a nice 81-degree high. afternoon, a front of 10 to 15 miles per hoor, gusting. let's see what is happeniig on tte roadways with lauren cooke who has traffic edde. p>> we o have our first accident of the morning. it's along 695 and caton avvnue that you want to watch out for. if you're usiig the wwst ssde of the belt way, here is a livv look at liberty road. traffic is starting to pick up and you're looking at a 13-minute ride frrm 795 to 95. if you''e using the beltway from 95 to 83, no delays to tell you %-you're looking at an 11-minute ride. all is clear traveling on the you're looking at a 4-minutt trip with an average trip of 46 miles ppr hour. that's the traffic edge report. patrice, back to you. >>> in today's priiary election, all eyes in baltimore city are on the race for city state's -ttorney. incumbent patricia jessamy is facing gregg bernstein, meean gilliland is live at the sccool where bernstein is expected to be there. >> rep

mississippi and don't own an umbrella, get one, a super-soaker up and down the eastern seaboard and a tticant tornado threat is on the way. we'll be right back with that. ♪ ♪ i'm singin' in the rain ♪ just singin' in the rain ♪ what a glorious feeling ♪ i'm happy again... bill: okay. back to the story in texas. pee-wee football, i think that is 6th graders. and the scuffle between the players, turned into a brawl with the coaches on both teams, turning on each other and the coaches suspended. and now the teams are united trying to save the season, see they have been told they cannot take part in post season play, and that is not sitting pretty with the players and is not sitting well with the parents who argue the kids shouldn't be punished because of the adults' actions, the football league standing by its decision, here's an adult talking to the kids after they were told the decision apparently is final. >> those are your neighbors, these are players that you will play with in junior high and high school and we are bonded, you understand that. >> yes, sir. >> 1, 2, 3. >> patriots! bill:

i think we did it with minns 2, we have to get that straightenee out fast.ú -bck to baltimore ttis sundayal game. they're facing the cceveland browns. >>> we know that there'ss lenty of ravens fans out there and we want yyu to send us in photos showing off purple pride. go to foxbaltimore.com and clic3 on the community featuredú section. >>> it was the kiss seen around -he stadium and it's causing controversy. two gay maae cardiial fans were featurrd on the kiss cm at this stadium erupted in laughter and boos. now gay advocates are determined ú% makk it okay for everyone to be seen kissing in public. >> we dooget oofended by things like that.3ú people have accused this little but i this to thinkk maybe thhy have thin skin if they don't want -- maybe they're overly sensitive if they don't want to. >> they will give gay fans the same great fan experience they giie everyone else. >> that brings us tt the question of the day, should same sex couples be featured on stadium kissscams? that's the question and we're going to take yyur calls about it on the 7:00 hour. go to our website at foxxalti

sky hd radar, no, thhugh there's a chance of some i will tell you when that would be, but maybe not ttiseekend as we stay dry and hot today, and i think we say hot, beccuse temperatures will be near 90 degrees or above. the record is 95 as we get close to it. cooler ir is on the way for the ú%ld front for the weekend. i will let you know how much cooler, near record high for today and in the low 90s and maybe even mid-90s cooling saturday and sunday and showers early to mid-next week. let's see what is appening on the roadways. lauren cooke has the traffic edge. lauren, we are already talking about fog, certaintyy >> reporter: we are dealing with a ton of fog this morning. do not expect rrducee visibility. it's going to be the worst in3 carroll county and in baltimore county. we doohave an accident at tannytown at the francis key highway. watch out for a road thaa is on the road at route 97 at 9 96 dem u.s. road. it's going to be extremely foggy if you're traveling in this vicinity, fortunately no dellys, just reddced speeds if you can, and be eetra careful as you head out this morningg