jackson was finally laid to rest. >> temperatures back in the 80s. and no sign of rain. i will tell you if the skies will stay clear through the holiday weekend in the sky watch forecast. >> bracing for the swine flu. new information tonight about the race to develop a vaccine right here in maryland. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. jennifer is off tonight. baltimore city police officer is busted accused of stealing money and drugs from suspected dealers. an undercover sting helped to catch the cop. keith daniels live at the northwestern district with the latest on the story tonight. keith, what can you tell us at this hour? >> jeff, police arrest #-d michael sylvester this morning. he is 29 years old. four year veteran on the force. sylvester is a patrol office at the northwest district and tonight he is off the streets. >> at the northwestern police district city police have arrested a city officer. michael sylvester is accused of stealing money and drugs from suspected dealers. at police headquarters comments on the arrest. >> as you know, the police commissioner holds each of us to a very high degree of accountability. and you know, we demand that from the officers. >> investigators say the department recently transferred sylvester to the northwest division from a violent crimes unit at central district after getting complaints that sylvester was stealing from suspected drug dealers. internal affairs launched an undercover investigation and carmel la jenkins can windsor hills neighborhood. >> took a cop to set up a cop. >> wednesday night. >> sylvester was on patrol when undercover officers activated the sting. sylvester called here to the 3900 block of carlisle avenue to investigate, he thought illegal drug activity. >> undercover officer stood on the block posing as a drug dealers. and investigators say he arrived, and stole $70 from the fake dealer. and then found three ziplock bags of cocaine in sylvester's locker in the district station. a cop busted by another cop. >> they randomly do these sting operations, and then we also rely on the public's help. so, again anybody with any concern about police we encourage them to contact internal affairs. because we have zero tolerance for this type of behavior. >> they are people too. good cops, bad cops. and i feel like all cops are not bad. let you know that. not all cops are bad. good cops and bad cops. >> sylvester faces drug and theft investigation. and suspended with pay pending the outcome of the case. live in northwest baltimore. keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> police need your help solving two crimes tonight. first in anne arundel county. this man was found in the driver's seat of a ford explorer in glen burnie last thursday. andrew dee coal lee stabbed and police looking for the assailant at this hour. >> and looking for three women. jb beauty salon robbed on wednesday last week. sprayed the clerk with pepper spray and got $350. anyone with any information on either of the crimes, should call metro crime stoppers at the number on the screen. 866-7-lockup. . >> first on fox. vandals leave graffiti on a countryside road park sparking a police investigation in carroll county. we have the story tonight. >> this portion of eden mill road in carroll county, is quaint, and quiet. but it now has a loud controversy message one motorist could not miss. >> i saw nig. you know, i said what? and then i looked and sought rest of it. and i said man, yeah, that's what it said. what you think it says. >> greg dash lives with his family close by. >> very offensive. people know what it means. i think it was written there, for a hateful reason. so, yeah, it is a hate crime. >> and there has been other graffiti on this same stretch of pavement. >> i saw swastica on the road. >> greg took this photo two weeks ago. but that mark has since been covered up. >> you know, i went to school in alabama. i never saw anything like this. >> with nothing but corn on one side and critters on the other, police say they have very few clues. the closest home belongs to the tichnel family. >> i am hoping it is isolate incident. >> most motorists move too fast to notice the remark. but one stopped. >> i have been out here for years and years, and i don't see it anywhere. this is probably just a random ac. >> i would not think that anybody in this neighborhood would be doing this. this is somebody from the outside coming in. >> many say they just hope it gets covered up. soon. >> in carroll county. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> maryland state police and the carroll county sheriff's department are both investigating. >> if you are headed out of town for the labor day holiday weekend you will have less company on the roadways this year. aaa expects 14 percent drop in travel compared to labor day 2008. biggest reason is the economy. and a late labor day. travelers can expect lower gas prices than one year ago. >> get ready for check point strike force. to make sure that people do not drink and drive this holiday weekend. campaign launched today by police. state wide anti-drunk initiative that includes heightened enforcement and check points. a mother that son was killed in a crash by a drunk driver talked today about her child. >> on that horrible day i had to tell my children they would never see their brother g he is dead. it emphatically was the most difficult thing i have ever done in my entire life. >> late this afternoon, a sobriety check point was set up in southeast baltimore, along boston street. >> a beautiful day today. what is the weekend looking like? go to chief meteorologist with a look at the sky watch weather forecast. you cannot ask for better weather for the fair all weekend long. >> fabulous. lots of folks going out on a weekday. week night. folks out there during the 5:30. and lots of crowds enjoying the fun and fair and activities out there. and continues to be nice. as we go into the weekend. hd radar, scanning the skies, no activity out there. east though, off the coast of new jersey, there are a few pop-up showers and rain over the atlantic. but it will stay east of us as we go through the next several days. leading us into the weekend. temperature wise, sitting at 73 in baltimore. 71 in d.c. 70 in hagerstown. cooler out in the mountains, west. and it looks like as we go through the night. temperatures will fall. and you may need to breakout the jacket at times over the weekend. for overnight temperatures. but it will be nice. actually see temperatures warming for daytime temperatures. 63 tomorrow rush hour. plenty of sunshine. folks on the roadway. be prepared. looks like temperatures go up to the 70s and lower 80s. and looks like better temperature wise through the weekend. i will have a detailed seven-day forecast for you, to look at, for the labor day forecast coming up. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized weather forecast. i-radar available at foxbaltimore.com. just use the interactive tools to track coming storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> a rel are actively benign crowd greeted senator keri at a townhall in massachusetts today. 2800 people questioned the democratic senator. senator keri said millions will lose jobs in the next five years if congress does nothing to change health care. when asked about a single payor system he said even ted kennedy did not like the idea. >> at home, congressman sarbine spoke to students about health care reform. sarbine and six professors from the university of maryland baltimore spoke to students. the professors represented each of the six professional schools at the university. sarbine said the bill changes a lot of things, and, of course, that is going to create anxiety. >> i don't mind having a debate, and a vigorous debate about a topic on which we have good information at our disposal. what i don't think works is when there is distortions that are presented, and then people have trouble understanding exactly what the facts are. >> sarbine said the bill before congress right now is indeed a good one. >> the reform bill is massive. here is a look at only one part. section 441 helps to pay for reform by tacking a 1 percent charge on people making more than $350,000. rate increases to 5.4 for people making more than 1 million. and people paying the tax are inadjusted for inflation in isnora2011. it tax could be eliminated if they saved millions from health reform. the bill is on our website at foxbaltimore.com. >> tell lawmakers what you think about the bill. go to foxbaltimore.com/your voice. >> so what's the cure for health care? we examined the very issue and proposed legislation in-depth saturday night. cure for health care. our special, airs 10:30 september 12. >> questionable timing for a classroom assignment from the president. president obama will deliver a speech to students. but his speech is creating a lot of debate tonight. jeff abell explains why. >> so how much do 1st graders know about president obama? >> do you know what he looks like? >> no. >> no? >> soon students may become far more familiar. next tuesday, president obama will travel to a virginia high school. where he will deliver a back to school speech to students. it will be broadcast on the department of education's website. which is encouraging every classroom in the country to tune in. it is even asking teachers to incorporate the president's address into their classroom lesson plans. >> 5:50 on drive home, president obama is speaking to your school children. >> the president's school speech is drawing fire. in texas parents railroad promising aboycott. >> my rights as a parent are circumvented so the president can speak to my children. my children will not go to school. >> the white house promises he the speech is used to motivate students. but critics fear it will be used to indoctrine nate them. >> these kids are vulnerable in many ways. and they see the president as a rock star. he is a role model. and there is a lot of naivety. so they do not realize when they are manipulated. >> i don't see why it is an issue. but if he slips in something critical, then that's something that, you know, should be criticized. >> i am not here, to teach a lesson. >> it is not the first time a president has taken his message to the classroom. in 1991, president george bush delivered a nationally televised speech to students at a dc classroom. >> today i am here to talk to you and challenge you. education matters. >> at that time, president bush was criticized for using students for political purposes. that debate is erupting again. jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> after receiving complaints the administration changed language in the lesson plan for teachers. >> now, that brings us to the question of the day. is it appropriate for president barack obama to broadcast a live speech to school children? so far 27 percent say yes. 73 percent say no. joseph from baltimore writes, our kids need motivation from someone of great power to let them know to stay in school and learn. and president obama is perfect for that. but another writes as a parent i don't think it is appropriate for them to give a speech to such a captive audience. more on the question at 11:00. >> 10 nuns at a episcopal convent left the church because they or tainted gay men and women. nuns part of the all saint sisters of the poor. and their interpretation of the scripture does not allow for same sex relationships. they are joining now the catholic church. >> governor martin o'malley enjoys the fare today. today is governor's volunteer day at the fair. o'malley spoke at a agricultural day luncheon and visited the livestock there. and got a close sneak peek at the 4 h ark and farm competition entries. >> now, you can star in a commercial at the maryland state fair. september 5th, from five to seven at the fox 45 booth, you can be part of the i am baltimore commercial shoot. just look for fox 45 banners on the enof the midway. and you will have a chance to dunk some of the fox 45 news talent. vytas reid, in our dunking booth. and show us the fun you are having at the fair. upload pictures and video and stories by going to foxbaltimore.com/yourtake. and send photos from your cell phone to pics@foxbaltimore.com. . >> later on fox 45 news at 10:00. the amount of extra money people pay for being over weight. it is the cover story tonight. >> ms. adkins callously denied sharing the opportunity of life. >> and a request for parole from a follower of the charles manson family that has brain cancer. what the parole board said later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> i do not want another family to have to go through what we have suffered as a family. >> next. cell phones behind bars. the new technology being used to disconnect those prison inmates. >> and here is a live look from glendale california. and more than two months after his death. the king of pop, michael jackson, is laid to rest. the ceremony is about to begin, >> the king of pop is finally laid to rest. nine weeks after his death. michael jackson is being buried at a private ceremony in glendale california. michael jackson you will recall died june 25 and his death ruled a homicide. >> sandra endo joins us from glendale california with the latest on what's going on out there tonight. sandra, hello. >> hi, jeff. well, in fact, right now invited guests are slowly making the way inside the area of the cemetery. the area where we are blocked off from. because as you mentioned it is a private ceremony. but we do know some details. we understand that it will be about 40 minutes long. with a performance by gladace knight. >> a final goodbye to the king of pop. more than two months after his sudden death a private burial for michael jackson. the reverend al sharpton is one jackson friend attending the service. >> this was a sul lum goodbye, to their son, their brother, their father, i think, that a lot of people forget that michael jackson, yes, greatest entertainer in history, yes, icon, but he was also miss cath aspirin and joe's son, and his children's father. so i think it is personal. >> the ceremony is limited to close friends and family. at forest lawn cemetery in glendale. paid for by the jackson estate. fans in the community say jackson's spirit will live on. >> he is definitely the greatest entertainer of all time. and it is just a good thing to have that closure to take place. >> i am in town, you know, and it was really unfortunate. but miss the music. that's the legacy to me. >> burial comes at the conclusion of an investigation into the cause of jackson's death. which was recently ruled a homicide. the 50-year-old died in june from a lethal combination of strong sedatives, including injections of propofol. >> we want to see justice. and whoever and whatever was done, either by intent or negligence, should face the full extent of the law. >> charges have not been filed against anyone. >>. >> now the cemetery -- >> back at the cemetery, the service has been delayed a little bit. it was scheduled to start at 10:00 eastern time. 7:00 pacific. and it has not yet started. but we know that the family and friends are planning to celebrate his life at a reception after the ceremony. in pasadena. live in glendale california. sandra endo. jeff, back to you. >> sandra before you go tonight. there are plans to bury michael jackson last saturday. we recall. on what would have been his 51st birthday. what happened to those plans? >> that's right. with much of the story surrounding michael jackson, there was some in fighting we understand in his family. some of the family members, including germane jackson wanted to bury him at the neverland ranch and others did not. and ultimately we know that it was catherine jackson, the mother, that made the final decision to have him laid to rest here tonight. here at the cemetery. >> sandra endo giving us an update on michael jackson's funeral from glendale california. thank you for the update tonight. >> back at home. marylanders are sounding off about a proposed deal between constellation energy and a french company. it is rekindled debate over whether the deal benefits bge customers. >> it is a heated debate over nuclear power and just how rate payors would be impacted. at stake $4.5 billion deal in which constellation energy would sell half of its nuclear power business to a french utility company. if the public service commission gives its blessing, constellation said the state would reap a huge windfall. >> talking about real money. $130 million of tax that would be due to the state of maryland, on on the sale of constellation energy portion of calvert cliffs nuclear power plant. and happen within weeks. >> constellation is taking to the air waves to promote the deal. it said it would pave the way for construction of a third nuclear reactor at calvert cliffs. union leaders say it is all about jobs. >> it is the largest project construction project, the state of maryland has ever seen. and it is going to employ during the construction phase, about 4000 union construction workers. >> and 400 full-time jobs at the reactor itself. but critics are challenging the deal. >> because it has the likelihood of increasing rates for rate payors in bge area. not lowering them. last time i checked, nuclear waste stockpiled on the shores of the chesapeake bay was not clean. >> if constellation energy gets approval to build a third reactor in calvert cliffs it could eventually cost billons of dollars. but utility officials say that cost will not be passed on to rate payors. >> any potential investment, would be paid for by shareholders. not bge customers. not by the taxpayer. >> but the state of the deal rests with maryland's public service commission. in baltimore, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> two more public hearings will be held. the first is thursday, september 17th at the war memorial building downtown. second hearing is set for tuesday, september 29th. in belair. >> a grand jury indicted an mva worker today for making fake driver's licenses. investigators say 35-year-old april bell of parkville worked at the mba branch at mondoman mall between 2007 and 2008. and made 20 fake licenses at least. using false information. and they did not even test all the applicants. she could face five years behind bars and $250,000 fine if convicted. >> is washington d.c. moving past new york as the most important r city in america? the washington times reports the nation's capitol may have reason to claim the title. >> even ask some new new yorkers that and they are saying that washington d.c., nation's capitol, that bailed out wall street after all, is actually catching up in the sweepstakes for the most important place that there is anywhere. >> also in the times. the secretary of defense, raises the possibility that the u.s. mission in afghanistan could be on extended. and the cia asked for an investigation into the full disclosure of a secret program to kill foreign terrorist leaders. for more on the stories. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the washington times icon. >> the state of maryland is hoping to disconnect illegal cellular phones behind bars. prison officials got a close look at the advancements being made to keep criminals from connecting. >> a grieving mother remembers her murdered son. >> nothing. i wish i could say things to him. say goodbye. >> single father carl lackl shot death in front of his home days before he was set to testify against patrick byers in a murder trial. buyers was convicted last may and sentenced to life in prison for arranging the murder from behind bars using nothing more than his cell phone. >> we have to see what we can do to limit the use of illegal cell phones by inmates. >> maryland prison officials are taking a hard look at the latest cell phone detection technology available. >> communication between gangs, and criminal leaders has to be stopped. >> the high tech tools could some day be used to locate illegal cell phones behind prison walls. cutting off the contraband and all the communication. >> part of the way that they communicate, and carry out their criminal activity, is through use of cell phones. >> according to the maryland department of public safety and correctional services, more than 1500 illegal cell phones were found in maryland correctional facilities last year alone. those numbers have senator mikulski very concerned. >> as u.s. senator was absolutely appalled when i read local news accounts that convicted felons, violent criminals, were sitting in prison, with contraband cell phones. >> senator mikulski is the co-sponsor of the safe prison communications act of isnora2009. the legislation allows states to petition the fcc to jam or block the use of cell phones in prisons. it is a mother's wish as her son's memory lives on. >> it is so necessary to stop this. because there are so many people's lives in jeopardy. and i do not want another family to have to go through what we have suffered as a family. >> the state of maryland currently uses dogs to detect cellular phones in jails. >> no sign of rain tomorrow. tell you if we will stay dry for the weekend coming up, in the sky watch forecast. >> miss adkins callously denied sharing the opportunity of life. >> and a request for parole from a follower of charles manson. what the parole board said later on chan can chan at 10:00 tonight. >> i would love to. that's my problem. i love food. >> but next. how bein . >> 25 percent of marylanders are considered over weight. and while most of us know being over weight is not good for health. we are learning it is not too good for a wallet either. a new survey puts a price tag on the epidemic. in tonight's cover story. jeff abell shows us how being over weight can put you over budget. >> for most all of her adult life. sharon farris has been in a fight over weight. >> i love food. that's my problem. i love food. i like to eat. i like to cook. >> farris has not always struggled with weight. used to weigh 100 pounds. but after marriage ask two children, weight changeed and so did her health. >> i became diabetic, and other medical complications go with high cholesterol, high blood pressure, triglycerides. >> jim baker launched his battle against obesity five years ago when blood pressure soared and the scale hit 500 pounds. >> that's cold reality right there. also have not so subtle hints when you cannot fit in a chair or walk. or when you have to plan your whole life, where are you going to be three steps from where i will be right now. is there a place to sit down? a place to lean. >> one out of four marylanders is considered obese. and as weight grows so do problems. >> patients over weight hadi beats, hypertension, cholesterol, arthritis. back pain. hip pain. >> and the cost of treating those problems is not cheap. in fact, new study published in the journal health affairs, breaks down the financial burden of obesity. >> the study found that the medical costs associated with obesity have doubled in the past decade. and those that are over weight, it found, spent $1500 more a year for medical care, than those that are not over weight. >> my patients are struggling with pain for all of their medicines, and if they did not have these obesity related complications, it would save them a lot of money. >> we are carrying the costs of people that choose unhealthy life styles. >> at comp and state university dr. stanton spent years tracking the escalating costs. and according to stanton, more than half of the medical costs related to obesity are paid for by publicly funded programs. >> if we should reduce the number of obese people, we could have a major impact on reducing overall medical costs. >> jim baker is winning his battle with obesity. he has dropped 230 pounds in five years. >> i can't really fix what was broken. i can make sure that i don't waste any more time. >> doing great. >> but for sharon farris, the struggle goes on. >> i know they have got me when i say "oh golly and i am ready for the oh golly part." . >> although insurance covers the medical costs. dropping weight is a battle they cannot afford to lose. >> i cannot lift my arm. >> jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> mississippi has the highest rate of obesity in the u.s. colorado is the lowest. maryland ranks 25th. >> next on fox 45 news at 10:00. ad for a jewelry store making some drivers look twice. >> miss adkins very callously denied sharon the opportunity of life. >> and a request for parole from a follower of the charles manson clan. what the parole board had to say. right after the break. >> could we see a . >> good evening folks. looking at a picture perfect week. plenty of sunshine. very comfortable temperatures. and it looks like we will see a fabulous weekend ahead. as that high pressure right over the area continues to stick around. no changes foreseen in the forecast. things are nice and quiet. 63 degrees downtown right now. partly cloudy skies. winds are calm. and full moon out there tonight. and it looks like beautiful evening. humidity levels at 75 percent. and we will continue to see those temperatures cooling off for the overnight. during the daylight hours, see temperatures increasing a bit. we have the area of high pressure that is pretty much locked itself in over the great lakes and you have the clockwise rotation of high pressure. bringing down comfortable cooler air out of the north. so seeing less humidity. and seeing the area of high pressure blocking moisture off to the east. so there is rain out there over the atlantic. but it is not coming back into our neck of the woods. and showers down there, in southern indiana over towards lexington 10 kentucky. but that's it. and as it runs into the dry air it dissipates. looking at nice comfortable conditions. here is what's happening temperature wise. 62 in harrisburg. 73 in baltimore. 71 new york city. looking at 65 in richmond. and we will continue to see those temperatures stay on the nice and mild side of things. actually as the high pressure shifts south. it starts to bring in warmer air from the south. and seeing the temperatures increase into the lower mid 80s. getting up to mid to upper 80s by saturday. late afternoon into sunday. so it looks like we will see a little increase in the temperatures through the weekend. but high pressure continues to keep the moisture off to the east. so i think we may see a few clouds as we get into saturday. if we have any shower activity it would be mainly on the eastern shore. i think, maybe late friday. maybe saturday. but i think for the most part the week looks good if you are going out to the beach. going to the mountains, west, to deep creek lake for the weekend. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s with plenty of sunshine. and as we get into the eastern shore, it looks like very nice conditions around 82 for friday. and northerly wind at five to 10. looking at nice comfortable conditions. and as we get out to the beach. lots of folks going out to ocean city aura hoe bath beach. 78. and clouds and breezy. and lovely weekend to get out to the beach. pretty busy out there. if you are going to the fair, looks like saturday, sunday, monday, temperatures from 83 to 86 degrees. plenty of sunshine. looks like a fabulous weekend. just to do outside activities leading us into labor day. bay cast. heading out on the boat. looks good. as far as seeing the sunshine sticking around. 82. winds out of the northeast at six. winds around 1 foot chop on the open waters. here is a look at the five-day forecast. plenty of sunshine. very nice conditions. pleasant as we get into saturday. 86 degrees. and 85 on sunday. plenty of sunshine. and then 84 on monday. on labor day. looks like a great labor day weekend. as far as fox 45 is concerned remember to catch us on the fingertips on the web. i-radar available on foxbaltimore.com. you can use powerful doppler radar to track coming storms. interactive tool lets you see when the rain or snow is over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on i-radar. . >> in california, wild fires leaving dozens of homes in ruins tonight. fire is 40 percent contained with full containment expected hopefully in two weeks. governor arnold schwarzenegger got an ear full today from residents as he toured communities hit. one man said to him. fire crews bowed to political pressure to protect the richer neighborhoods. >> susan adkins may have lost her last chance for parole. 18th request denied. she has terminal brain cancer. debra tate, sister to actress and murder victim sharon tate was at the hearing, hoping adkins dies in jail. >> ms. adkins callously denied sharon the opportunity of life. ms. adkins since then has very callously denied each one of my family members the potential at a free life. >> adkins was instrumental in the gruesome murders of several people under charles manson. prosecutors say manson always murders were fueled in part by beatle songs. >> a lot of finger pointing at a billboard in the state of ohio. first the ad looks like it is a woman giving the finger. lets look. >> well she is. but it is actually her ring finger. creators say it pokes fun at men that procrastinate at popping the question. and receive mostly positive feedback on it. all two calls. >> hpv vaccine next. other cancer it could help prevent. >> "so you think you can dance" is coming to the city of baltimore sneak peek. when we come back. . >> i am keith daniels in tonight's top story. baltimore city police officer is busted. accused of stealing money and drugs. from suspected dealers. police arrested michael sylvester this morning after undercover operation. the 29-year-old officer is charged with drug possession, and theft. investigators say sylvester took $70 from a undercover officer during a sting last night. in the windsor hills neighborhood. a search of his locker turned up multiple bags of crack. tonight sylvester that has been with the department since 2005 is suspended with pay, pending the outcome of the case. >> tonight the department of health shows us what's going on to prepare for the flu season this upcoming autumn. maryland one of 12 states testing for flu strains and one of several states testing a potential h1n1 vaccination. >> what we are looking at now is likely the first doses are available middle of october. and that's a reason for everyone to stay informed. stay tune. to where they can get the vaccine and when. >> 170 people state wide have been hospitalized with swine flu. since only may. half have been children. >> doctors say the vaccine for hpv could also help prevent certain types of breast cancer. scientists tested cancer breast cells using genetic probes by confirming a cancer causing probe for hpv in some breast cancers they see the potential of preventing some cases by vaccination against hpv. >> the "so you think you can dance" finalists are ready to trip the light fantastic on the road now. season five tour kicks off september 20 in manchester new hampshire. the dance capital of the world. dancers gave fans in l.a. a sneak peek at a routine yesterday. >> we thought maybe they would let us ease back into that physical, just torment. and stress. but, no, we jumped right back into it. we have 12 hour days. >> the dance tour comes to the city of baltimore, october 15 at the 1st mariner arena. >> and season six of "so you think you can dance" is just days away. starts wednesday september 9. at 8:00. right her on fox 45. >> two major names were in town tonight as well. nba great carmelo anthony. and mario bennett came home to baltimore to help students. book bag give away took place at a youth center named in carmelo's morn. the two will host events for the kids through the weekend. >> could the ravens wrap up the preseason schedule with a win against the falcons and finish undefeated? highlights coming up in "sports unlimited". >> and coming up in 15 minutes on the "late edition". besides costing less. why store brand products could be the best buy at the grocery store. testing for an h1n1 vaccination is underway around the globe. nations that may have found a one dose fix. we don't are have that here. these stories and more, join us . >> final look at the forecast. it looks like a fabulous weekend out there. lots of folks on the roadways. so take your patients and some time. as you get on the roads tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. 83 degrees. winds out of the north at five to 10. and look at that seven-day forecast. 86 on saturday. partly cloudy skies. see more sunshine on sunday. and 85 degrees. so the temperatures warming into the weekend. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. looking decent. so labor day. 84 degrees with sunshine. and then we see the sunshine sticking around through next week. kind of a repeat week of what we saw this week. just a few degrees warmer. i think you will like that. back to you. >> all right vytas. thank you. ravens played tonight. joe flacco less. and for good reason. bruce cunningham joins with us the latest in "sports unlimited" cousin brew. >> coming up on "sports unlimited". john harbaugh's team tried to wrap up the isnora2009 season undefeated but needed a win tonight to do so. commissioner goodell made the decision on when michael vic can return to the field in the regular season. we have the details. and kristen berset profiles the football program