♪ like yours, like mine ♪ like home... ♪ home... ♪ ♪ home! captioning sponsored by 20th century fox and toyota. moving forward. >> i think that the school system is ignoring parental rights. >> a classroom clash over websites. students allowed access to information about gays. how some parents are fighting back tonight. >> police of chief. he told me i could do it. >> why this cop said he may be punished for protecting kids. >> her school will labeled a persistent dangerous school. >> questions about bull looking at a elementary school. why the school said suspensions for bullying are a good thing. >> before we see the warm temperatures we have a frost advisory in place through the overnight. areas that will get the coldest coming up. >> gives everyone hope. >> how one of glee's biggest stars got her start. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore. this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. it is a fight over internet access in schools. harford county now allows students to view websites about gay and lesbian group and but some parents are none too pleased. melinda roeder reports tonight about the action they are taking. >> we're all trying to catch up to technology. >> controversy over the internet. it is a case that is pitting some parents. >> i think the school system is ignoring parental rights. >> against advocates protesting discrimination. >> diversity is difficult. and fear of difference can cause a lot of emotional pain for people. >> it all started a few months ago when the a.c.l.u. sent a letter to heartford county schools urging them to adjust a internet filter that blocked blocked websites regarding gays and lesbians. and legal rights and relationships. >> when the board found out. that legitimate sites were blocked. they did the right thing. they followed the rule of law and unblocked them. >> the school board unblocked the sites, citing legal compliance. but some parents say issues of sexuality don't belong in the classroom. >> it gog bells my mind as to what the curriculum we're teaching our children that, these kind of subjects, whether they are religious subjects or what i call anti-religious subjects, what do they bring them up for? what's the purpose? >> some parents began a petition drive and contacted politicians to get involved. >> i am upset with the school system. that with all the sexual predators out there. our advice to young students are, if you have sexual questions, be you should go to the internet. >> they plan to take at least 1000 signatures to the school board, asking them to reverse the policy. but. >> the harford county public school, really cannot do anything unless they want to break the laws. >> it is a classroom concern that could end up in a courtroom. >> melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and in a statement to the school board, a lawyer with the a.c.l.u. cited the first amendment. >> he said it does not permit censorship of information that demonstrates respect for less again and gay individuals even by schools. >> and that brings us to the question of the day. should schools block websites? dealing with gay and 14 percent say yes. 86 percent say no. >> jen from baltimore writes on our website. i don't think they should block them. but i also don't think kids should be using the computers at school for personal reasons. >> another viewer writes on facebook. the content gay or not is not the issue. the issue should be whether or not they are using the internet for educational purposes. >> just go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook. send us a tweet @foxbaltimore. >> text us at 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and hear more responses tonight on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> we have two developing stories tonight in baltimore. first, just after 5:30 this evening a fire truck was responding to a call, when it was hit by an suv. it happened at the intersection of warwick and north avenue. driver of the suv had to be rescued and was taken to the hospital. no one in the fire truck was hurt. >> and baltimore city police are investigating a shooting that happened just before 7:00 this evening in the 500 block of chateau avenue in north baltimore. man shot several times in the back. homicide investigators have been called to the scene. >> growing fear over west baltimore elementary school. first on fox tonight. the teachers up and principal are speaking out. kathleen cairns explains. >> at gilmore elementary school this week, all students are talked a mandatory anti-bullying presentation in the library. >> they just pushed me and hit me. >> as fox 45 news first told you shanya said she was the target of bullies at gilmore. administrators say there have been seven bullying incidents that led to suspensions. >> i would still say that we don't see what you are reporting as a big problem. what we see as a problem, is that all schools need to have safe and supportive learning environment. >> jonathan bryce, school director of safety said there has been 18 suspensions at gilmore this year. >> increase in suspension is not necessarily a bad thing. it may mean that the school is taking those steps necessary to bring student behavior in line with our expectations. >> the union representing gilmore's principal said the suspension numbers are crucial. >> it is quite obvious the principal, her hands are tied. she is suspending some 18 students. and i am willing to bet by the ends of the school year, her school will labeled as persistent dangerous school. and she is going to suffer the consequences. >> we do not worry about whether or not a school will labeled any type of name or thing like that. >> the teachers' union wants change. >> there is things that could be solved if they had more staff. >> administrators say they have already responded. >> what we see is that the school is actually taking steps to implement the code of conduct to make sure that students are being held accountable for their behavior. and as a result, we do see an increase in suspensions. >> parents say it is not enough. >> i would call them bullies. bad bull glees in west baltimore. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> last year, eight city schools were designated dangerous by the state of maryland. >> a lot of questions tonight about a call to the coast guard. that triggered an eight hour search. >> i am trying to get them. we are taking on water. there is something leaking. >> this was the call to the coast guard early saturday morning. the call said three children and 1 adult were on board of a boat in middle river and that boat was taking on water. >> it is leaking pretty bad. i don't know what happened. i hit bottom. lo my god. there is a lot of water coming in. i don't know how long we will be. >> well, the coast guard has now stopped looking for boat. but the case does remain open. now, if this would turn out to be a here, the person could face six years in jail and a quarter of a million dollars fine. >> a baltimore city school police officer that chased gang members out of a gym could be fired even though he stopped a confrontation. >> keith daniels live at school headquarters where a hearing will be held to decide his fate. keith? >> jennifer, the officer's name is clyde boat right. a police veteran and outspoken police representative. and tonight it made him a target >> clyde boat go wright is fighting to keep the job. a baltimore city school police officer, at odds, with his boss. >> the same person had his hands in my first time and asking me again. so it is not a personnel issue. it is a personal issue. >> at issue, boat wright's second job, as a coach at carver high school. a discovery made after an internal affairs investigation into allegations that he was not properly cleared for secondary employment. >> the chief. chief of police. he told me i could do it. >> questions over the job surfaced after boat wright's confrontation with gang members at carver last november. when the group threatened one of the players. boat wright jumped between them. >> all the while, still reaching for a two still reaching for a two so i exposed my gun and badge, and showed them credentials, got on the radio and requested assistance. >> gang ran way. possible violence involving a student averted. and trouble with police. chief goodwin said boat wright did not have authorization per department policy to have a second job. so after a hearing last week, goodwin offered boat wright the option to resign or termination. boat wright did neither. >> i didn't do anything wrong. i protected children. and i will protect children again. >> no one with school police is commenting on boat wright's circumstances and the spokesperson with the school system will only say it is a personnel matter. but chief did confirm the officer's pending hearing. >> a hearing that would decide whether boat wright keeps his job or not. >> they are using this as a smoking mirror. and a play on words. and an effort to try to, you know, stop my career again. >> well, this is not the first time boat wright faced termination. former city sheriff was fired in 2003 for his involvement in the mistaken arrest and tasing of a construction worker. his boss tituled toby goodwin. meanwhile boat wright is suspended tonight with pay. >> we're live at school headquarters. keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> well, one thing senators in washington could agree on, and anger at executives at goldman sachs. current and former company executives faced a grilling from lawmakers today. the chief complaint was that goldman sold packages of mortgage longer even though it sometimes bet those very same investments would lose value. and those investments helped to take down the u.s. economy. >> look what your sales team was saying about timber wolf. boy, that timber wolf was one * bleep* deal. >> there are prices, in the market, that people want to invest in things. i didn't use that term with respect to this deal. >> the executives conceded they were short on some investments, but also said that those products were sold to other investment banks like bear sterns and they say their own executives lost money too. and the actions that lawmakers may take on all of this coming up on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> we have a very happy update to a story you saw yesterday on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> catherine burg holts and show dog reunited. last thursday someone broke into her home and stole the puppy and today she got a call from a catonsville man that had the dog and told her to come over and pick him up. >> i cannot give specific details but the guy was there. and i thanked him. and i want to thank him again for calling me and having the heart to call me to pick up my dolch i am happy. >> police had previously arrested the person theotokos took the dog in the first place. >> the code your children may be using in texting and how it affects their school work in tonight's cover story. >> i see 1 and i can connect it because she is from where i am. it gives everyone hope. >> behind one of the biggest stars of glee. what people at her high school saw before she got her big break. >> i am jeff abell, fighting for closure. there is new concern tonight that the battle could be .4 >> last july fox 45 news broke the story about a bogus nursing school promising students quick degrees. some students paid hundreds of dollars. others paid thousands. tonight, crime and justice reporter joy lepola tells us what action the state is taking. >> it is totally bogus. >> after a year long investigation. maryland's attorney general has filed charges against a nursing school and its owners. suspected of illegally operating in state of maryland. >> this would be like going to joe's law school or joe's medical school and saying, you now are able to sit for the board test to become a doctor or lawyer. it is not the case. >> it is believed that associated national medical academy and its owners, took thousands of dollars from unsuspecting students looking to become licensed nurses here in maryland. last july, i sat down with one former student that shared with me how the school was pulling off the alleged scam. >> she said you can get your rn, $8000, you can get your rn in six to nine months. >> but that promise was anything but truthful. confirm what i think many people already suspected. >> it is really stealing people's money. it is nothing more or less. taking six to $8000 per person. not only stealing money but stealing time. and there is nothing more valuable than that. a bogus organization, with a fancy name that sounds good. but it doesn't get you any closer to becoming a nurse. >> in search of answers, i paid the school a visit last july. >> i am joy lepola. with fox 45 news. what type of school is this? >> i don't have any comment. >> is this a legitimate school? i didn't say it was a school at all. >> well, what do you do here? >> the owner will be here in about an hour. >> the owner never showed. and the business remained open. that's when the maryland higher education commission stepped in. and attempted to shut down the school. by issuing a cease and desist order. even now, however, associated national medical academy remains open. >> it will get closed down. but the question is how much money that they have taken in, is left to give back to the people that have been dewpointed. >> in downtown baltimore joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and the attorney general's office is looking for anyone that may have paid the school money, to attend classes. here is the number to call. (410)576-6569. >> virginia is celebrating the news that defense contractor northrup grummon will make its knew headquarters there. it chose it over maryland and said location and economics were the deciding factors. virginia gave northrup $12 million in incentives but the governor said he hopes to quickly get the money back now. >> when you have 300 jobs, that average in the neighborhood of about 200,000. we think it will bring 30 plus million dollars of tax revenues to the state. >> what governor o'malley has to say about maryland losing out on growth rup grummon on the "late edition" at 10:00. >> state of maryland has the 14th highest rate of foreclosures in the country. while that is actually an improvement over recent months, experts predict it will get worse. jeff abell live in north baltimore with the story, jeff? >>well, 150,000 homeowners in this state are now behind on their mortgages. and there is real reason to believe tonight that the foreclosures rate will get worse before it is better. >> these files are the ones that are active right now. >> at passport realty, the files are full of foreclosures. nine agents are working to move 400 foreclosed properties. >> nobody envisioned this five years ago. >> realtor bob steel is hired by banks to oversee foreclosures and get the properties back on the market. a tall task in a state with the 14th highest foreclosure rate in the country. >> the debt is too bad. the situation, the credit damaged so badly that you cannot ask an investor or bank to take someone that credit is totally trashed. >> despite that, the foreclosure rate here in maryland, did slow down, the first three months of this year. but experts predict it is only the calm before the storm. >> at the end of this week, those federal tax credits, which have spurred home sales for the past few months will expire. and there is real concern that the foreclosure rate will worsen. >> next month will be a big measurement tool. for the entire real estate market. how much did the government money really help? >> steel predicts 18 months before the market stabilizesp. right now the only winners are those with money to invest. >> well, those foreclosure options used to take place twice a week at the downtown courthouse. now they take place every single day of the week. live in north baltimore, jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> new information about a house owned by baltimore city council president jack young. according to the city solicitor today, young did nothing illegal when his name was added to a deed for a home purchased by his sister using federal aid. still young's sister was liable for more than $12,000 because she did not live there, for the recommended 10 years. well tonight word that young gave a check for $12,000 to the city of baltimore. >> the rematch between martin o'malley and robert ehrlich is on. governor o'malley kicked off officially his reelection campaign today at fell's point. john rydell now has more on what the governor is telling his voters. >> i announced my candidacy for governor, to move all of maryland forward. >>as governor o'malley launches his bid for reelection he can kos a pledge to accelerate maryland's economic recovery. >> to create jobs. to save jobs. to retain jobs. >> the governor's announcement sets in motion a much anticipated rematch with former governor bob ehrlich. while he never mentioned him by name o'malley criticized ehrlich to raising taxes during his term. >> including new property taxes. fees, and tolls. >> o'malley said during ehrlich's term college tuition increased 40 percent. a trend the incumbent governor said he stopped. >> because of four years in a row, without a single penny increase in college tuition. >> o'malley is responding to a campaign pledge by ehrlich to, repeal the 1 cent hike in the sales tax. >> well, he will say all sorts of things in an election and does different things in office. >> on governor o'malley is taking the reelection campaign to 10 additional stops throughout the state over the next three days. in a campaign that some believe could evolve into a personality clash. between the incumbent governor and former governor bob ehrlich. >> politics, in most places is a blood sport. not just chicago. as they say. personality plays a part of it. >> councilman quran, the uncle of o'malley's wife. hopes the campaign will focus on the issues. >> maybe both candidates are attractive candidates. but i believe that the majority will see o'malley as more substance. >> that decision will lie with maryland voters. as the gubernatorial campaign goes in full swing. at fell's point, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and in a statement today ehrlich said he looks very much forward to exchanging ideas with governor o'malley in this election year. >>well, if you like daffodils or tulips cover them tonight. cover them. >> bad news out there. but it is warming up. starting tomorrow. chief meteorologist vytas reid is standing by with the forecast. >> jennifer and jeff. looked like a decent day with sun and clouds. now clouds are over the state and temperatures are dropping. it looks like on radar no activity going on in form of showers. showers south of the area. moving along a frontal boundary. most that have activity is standing in the southern tip of the state. that is moving out over the atlantic, over parts of north carolina. but for the most part, we will continue to see the clouds continue to break over the state. making way for clearing, which is occurring out there. so we have a full moon tonight. but with that clearing, usually with the clouds, you have a little blanketing of the daily heating. that will be lost through the overnight. so temperatures will drop. dramatically. especially on the outlying areas of baltimore. we have a frost advisory from harford county string over to northern baltimore, carroll county and howard county. through overnight tonight until 9:00 in the morning. as we continue to see the sunrise and warm us back up. but we have the frost advisory in place. so folks that have planted the flowers out there. may want to cover them up to protect them. currently downtown baltimore 52. and we will see outlying areas dropping into the mid 30s. and it looks like for tomorrow, we will see plenty of sunshine. breezy. temperatures around 62. and by lunch time. so it will be warmer toward the weekend. you will like the forecast. coming up in a bit. >> i see one star that i can connect with. because she is from where i am. and it gives everyone hope. >> the signs of glee showing through in high school. later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> this is not acceptable. no. do not speak in internet slang. >> what all of those text messages may be doing to our ♪ my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. love. ♪ stinky! ♪ stinky! ♪ stinky! ♪ stinky! ♪ hefty! ♪ hefty! ♪ hefty! ♪ hefty! hefty bags with unscented odorblock technology help neutralize odors and stop the stinkies. ♪ stinky! stinky! ♪ stinky! stinky! ♪ hefty! ♪ hefty! ♪ hefty! >> recent study found that three out of four teenagers now own cell phones. >> but it turns out the majority is not talking. they are texting. and the slang being used is at the heart of a major debate. >> is this new text lingo a threat to proper english? jeff abell finds out if teens can still be true to their word in tonight's cover story. >> language is important. >> every month i am up to maybe 2000 texts. >> listen closely. between classes at goucher college students are talking. at the speed of a text. >> with key strokes at a minimum. texters learned to say more with less. >> i use lol a lot. >> their words are abbreviated. >> ttyo. >> thoughts communicateed. >> leles. love you like a sister. >> to outsiders it may seem like a language more foreign than french. >> two dots and the p like ha-ha. >> it is bizarre, i think, for people that were really raise order literature. >> dr. burton is hardly lol. >> this is not acceptable. you know, do not speak in internet slang. >> the slang which is also used online, is slowly seeping into burton's classroom at goucher college. in the way students speak and in the way they write. >> you can observe and see the same patterns. you know in terms of the lack of sentence structure. the inability to punctuate. >> actually, i do make the mistake of writing you in my papers, u for you. >> is he going this way or is he going this way? >> at towson high school, patricia brown has spent 32 years teaching proper english. >> so we have the use of the grammatical construct of the infinitive. >> at times even she cannot dissect the language of some of the students. >> they will use an expression in the classroom and i ask what it means. >> she does not condemn the use of the language but teaches them the proper place. >> what if it is to be, or not like to be. >> continues to be important to us, that we maintain the standard of language. >> at goucher college, dr. burton is forever towing the line on the growing use of slang. >> i am not saying you cannot have slang but use it when it is appropriate. i am the not your bid or friend. i am your professor. do not send me e-mails with internet slang. >> as technology expands. >> i will inappropriately use these. >> so does the vocabulary. >> whether we like it or not. this new way of speaking is going to become more prevalent until it becomes normal. >> communication is on a whole new course. jeff abell, fox 45 news ttyl. >> oh, i have a lot to learn. >> okay. well there is a new survey from the pew internet project. >> ial. i am confused. found that 2/3rds of middle school and high school students have accidentally used slang in their assignments. >> whoops. >> >> women taking wal-mart to court. why this discrimination case may go all the way to the u.s. supreme court. >> and the place where one of glee's biggest stars got her start. we go back to her high 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(ding) >> definitely chilly out there tonight. >> yeah, brih. vytas reid is here. >> stuck with that cover story. i am sorry. >> cold. cold. >> we got that. it looks like chilly temperatures tonight as the clouds break. but we will see some nice turn around on the temperatures. as we get through the work week. into the weekend especially. it will be feeling good out there. right now, on hd skycam. inner harbour. beautiful shot right there. looking at 49 degrees in the city. but the temperatures outside of the city. folks out there in the countryside will feel cold. already in the upper 30s. looking at mostly clear skies. full moon, with winds out of the north at five. and humidity levels sitting at 46 percent. looks like we will continue to see those temperatures be on the cool side for just tonight. but it will continue to warm as we go through the work week. looking at the high of 63. and normally we should be at 68. so you can see we're below that by 5 degrees. but slowly getting back to that number through the next couple of days. and 70s are back. and warmer beyond that. looking at the frost advisory for harford county. northern baltimore county and carroll county. these are going to be in place, until, 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. as we continue to see the sunrise. that will help to warm up. but folks that planted flowers may want to cover them. there could be patchy frost because of the cold conditions. in fact, looking at the future scan temperatures. we found the 60s earlier today. they will continue to drop down right into the lower 40s. but out in the outlying areas, you will be colder than that. into the 30s. mid 30s. so we will see chilly temperatures out there. in westminster and frederick. and warm back up through the day into the 60s tomorrow. mid 60s, which will feel good. bigger picture shows the cooler temperatures north. settling in behind the frontal boundary. that pushed through. giving us clouds earlier today. and even showers in the southern tip of the state. but that activity will continue to sink south. area of low pressure wrapping around the -- looking at snow showers in upstate new york. six to 12 inches of snowfall from the cold air wrapping around this low. we're not going to see snow. we will see clear conditions and temperatures warming up. thank goodness we are not talking about snow. as we see on the future scan. no activity going on. stay nice and clear. dry for several days. eastern shore, forecast for tomorrow. 63. plenty of sunshine. breezy out there. with winds out of the west-northwest at 15 to 25. gusting. and then looking at 65 around the central portion taste. with the northwest wind at about 10 to 20. gusting to 25. and then 60. on the western part of the state. so looking at tonight. mainly clear conditions. full moon. cooling temperatures through the overnight. outlying areas in the mid 30s. and around downtown tomorrow. 65. may not feel like it with the winds out of the northwest. and then five-day forecast shows 71 thursday. friday 79. weekend, 85 on saturday with plenty of sunshine. and sunday looking at 89. brushing 90 degrees. so a big turn around on the temperatures. jennifer and jeff? >> wal-mart is facing a major class action lawsuit. it could turn out to be the biggest gender discrimination suit in u.s. history. a group of female employees claiming that male employees got better pay and faster promotions. now a court ruling is cleared the way for a class action lawsuit. which means any female wal-mart employee dating back to 2001 can go after back pay by joining the class action. wal-mart denies any discrimination. and said it is willing to take the case all the way to the supreme court. >> well, glee he fans are going crazy because of a return of a new glee. but students in one new jersey high school have something to bragg about. >> that's where one glee star found her talent. candace dold find out about michele's life before hollywood. >> leah michele rocks out on glee. >> ♪ note. >> but not long before her role as a high school music diva she was living that life at a high school in new jersey. >> there is definitely a buzz around the whole school about the show. and people are really kind of -- that much more interested because leah was here. >> ♪ note. >> music instruct jim millar said leah shares qualities with her tv character, rachael barry. >> get used to it guys, we're stars. >> she has had one goal. she is very persistent about it. and she always knew this was what she would do. no question in my mind. >> leah attended the high school from 2001 to 2004. and choir members here are too young to know her but they are fans. >> you would see stars and you don't realize the background. i see one star i can connect to because she is from where i am. and it gives everyone hope. >> ♪ note. >> according to music instructor susan tall leah was just a regular high school girl with an extraordinary talent. >> when she steps out on the stage she grabs the stage. and everybody is plezmer riseed. >> now the glee star continues to plezmer rise people at 10nafly and fans, well, glee fans around the country. candace dold, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and leah michele may have to learn some brittany spears music. >> glee creator tells entertainment weekly he is interested in a brittany themed episode. singer's manager is pushing for the idea on twitter. they may try to recapture the success of the madonna episode. murphy said he is considering other special episodes featuring led zeppelin, courtney love. >> you can watch glee tuesday at 9:00, right here on fox 45 news. >> next, on fox 45 news at 10:00, body parts r8bñ [ male announcer ] you may not be getting the most out of your big screen if you still have cable. for an entertainment experience that goes beyond cable, now is the time to get fios tv, along with internet and phone. for a limited time lock in a super low price of $69.99 a month for the first 6 months. see the difference 100% fiber optic network makes. get an amazing hd picture, america's top rated internet, and phone. all for just $69.99 a month for the first six months. don't wait -- this offer won't last. call 1-888-get-fios now. this is beyond cable. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities this is fios. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>well, exercise is good for your body. but now researchers say it is also good for your brain. researchers at the university of pittsburg tested two groups of female monkeys. one group exercised on a treadmill for five months. the other group did not. in the end the monkeys that exercised regularly boosted their learning power. and had greater blood volume to their brains. >> well when it comes to living light, fox 45 is stepping up. and helping you to get started on your own path to fitness. the be more healthy expo is saturday may 1. at the baltimore convention center. there will be experts in nutrition, physical fitness and mental health. admission is free. for more go to be more healthy expo.com. >> a woman is taken to facebook to launch an unusual protest against a religious leader. >> in tonight's "word on the web", judy kurtz reveals why the self proclaimed boob quake movement is gaining support. judy? >> after an iranian cleric claimed that women that dressed per miss cusly. purdue university student started a page on facebook encouraging women to bare skin to test the theory. now the boob quake protest has 5000 followers on the social networking site. >> i never dressed like this to be fair. i dress professionally and this is more risky than normally. >> it is a shame that men would say that a woman's body would be the cause of a natural disaster. >> online store is also giving the protest a lift. selling boob quake t-shirts. money from the shirts will reportedly go to fight breast cancer. while on facebook be a fan of fox 45. get breaking news and behind the scenes status updates. go to foxbaltimore.com/fox baltimore. i am judy kurtz on tonight's "word on the web". orioles winless at home this season, but tried to reverse the >> final look at the seven-day forecast. tonight it will be chilly. we could see frost developing around metro area of baltimore. so we have a frost advisory in place. tomorrow burns off quickly. and 65. plenty of sunshine. 71 on thursday. clear skies. friday kicking off the week. brushing almost 80 degrees. and then we will see 85 on saturday w more sunshine. sunday, some clouds. moving in. a chance for showers and thunderstorms. and we will brushup right at 89. pushing 90. look at monday. 90 degrees with a chance of thunderstorms. so by it will be heating up into the weekend. and then it looks like decent weekend for the most part. back to you guys. >> that looks good. >> summer is coming. summer is coming. >> well, the defending world champions paid a visit to camden yards tonight. >> bruce cunningham has highlights in "sports unlimited". >> that is good news tonight coming up on "sports unlimited". after snapping the five game losing streak sunday in boston. the orioles welcome the world champion yankees to the yard. we have the highlights. >> ravens got a couple of pass rushers in this weekend's draft. how will it impact the need to improve the secondary. ozzie explains. and in the prep player of the week award. honor another lacrosse standout from the stanwick family and coming off a seven goal, three assist game as well. "sports unlimited" starts right now. >> don't look now, baltimore, but we actually have a winning streak on our hands. for the first time this season, orioles have won, two games in a row. imagine? tonight they took care of the defending wor