>> you know, people just stopping at the stop sign. they don't have no idea what is coming at them. >> elderly man killed during a drug bust. heartless actions the suspect took after the crash simply really am and i still have yet to hear anything from the school system. no apologies. >> bullying in grade school. a major change for one victim. new information tonight. first on fox. >> new cool temperatures overnight. but the warm up still on the way. when it will begin in the sky watch forecast. >> no way i would be used to it. >> one shot at being a star. the effect of fame on american idol singers. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. elderly man killed while two drug suspects run from police. >> it is a tragedy that has police and neighbored upset. melinda roeder is live tonight in northwest baltimore. melinda, how did this man get caught in the middle of a drug bust? >>well the elderly man and woman were in the car, parked by the stop sign when suddenly another vehicle came crashing into them. sending them through a neighbor's yard nearly into a house. you can see part of the fender. horrific ending to a police chase along gwynn oak avenue. >> it is tragic. >> joyce fuller can barely believe what happened right here in front of her home. >> they were going so fast, they hit the car broadside. and knocked it into my yard. they had to be going as fast as can be. >> police chase ended in tragedy as a elderly couple's car thrust through the burks across the yard into her deck. tearing down steps and a fire hydrant along the way. >> it is unfortunate scene. you know, people just stopping at a stop sign, and they don't have no idea what is coming at them. >> the car that crashed was driven by two drug suspects fleeing from police. >> the officers observed a suspect vehicle and a possible drug transaction as they attempted to approach the car, fled off at a high rate. >> both suspect centers a criminal history of drug charges, handgun violations and even assaults. >> and after the crash, police say the suspects never tried to help. instead they tried to run. but police caught them. >> they got the guys. >> that's not at all they got. >> we were able to get 38 grams of heroin from the vehicle. >> and as investigators process the crash site, joyce fuller's thoughts are with the elderly man that died. >> he did not ask for them. >> and the woman that remains in the hospital front it is rough. >> now, the victim has been identified as 86-year-old albert david, we know he is the father of a baltimore city police officer. the suspects are brent mathews and umar bradley, 39-years-old. both expected to be charged with vehicular manslaughter, traffic violations and more drug charges. live tonight n northwest baltimore. melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> first on fox, sources tell us city school administrators have been to gilmore elementary investigating the allegations of violence involving kids attaining classmates. >> tonight kathleen cairns said big changes have occurred for the child that first told us about bullying one week ago. >> gilmore elementary school has one less student this week. >> i am just glad that shy nighya is out of there. >> she transferred her to a new school because of the bullying her daughter endured at gilmore. seven days a shanya spoke with fox 45 news. >> because i felt mad. and because people keep on teasing me. so i was mad, so i wanted to jump out the window. >> story prompted others to come forward. >> hit him with sticks. >> it is a little gang in school. this is elementary school. >> school administrators refuse to comment on camera for six days. until last night when the student safety director jonathan bryce stateed. >> i would still say we do not see what you reported as a big problem. >> bryce downplays plays the reports about bullying and 18 suspensions at the elementary school. >> increased in suspension is not necessarily a bad thing t may mean the school is taking the steps necessary to bring student behavior, in line, with our expectations. >> but the city schools lack of response anger shanya's mom. >> thanks to fox 45 news. you helped a lot. you helped a lot. you broke the story. you gave my daughter and i a chance to express ourselves and tell what really happened. and it is opened up a lot of doors. >> she has been contacted by the naac. >> because you cannot hide it any more. the public is aware. >> shanya's mom has a final request for dr. alonso, ceo of baltimore city schools. who for the 7th day is refusing our request for anemone camera interview. >> fix this. plain and simple. fix it. because it cannot happen to another child. >> in west baltimore, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> the situation at gilmore has the mayor's attention tonight. stephanie rawlings-blake said bullying is a nationwide concern but there is help for baltimore city students. >> i am encouraging students and parents and administrators to use the hotline. as council president i encourage the school system to set up a anonymous tip line for students, families and administrators. >> the number of the hotline is 410396 safe, or 3967793. >> onto the question of the day, do you think schools are doing enough to stop bullying in 29 percent say yes. 71 percent say no. t from baltimore writes on our website tonight. school is the one place where your children should feel comfortable. while the bullies are protected, who be protects the victims. but jen from reisterstown writes, where are the parents, start parenting. teach them right from wrong it all starts at home. >> just go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook. send us a tweet if you want at fox baltimore. text your answer to say 4520 three. enter fox 45 a for question. fox 45 b for no. and your response may air at the "late edition." >> two on a plane from maryland to mississippi were killed when the plane went down. rescuers had to use atv's to reach the plane that crashed in a heavily mountainous area of kentucky. small plane took off from frederick. registered to island tradition limited of woodbine. >> police arrest 23 of 24 people on drug charges after a six month investigation in the brooklyn park area. under operation dragon police seized more than $3000 worth of cocaine, $3000 worth of marijuana, a gun and cash. 21-year-old davis of brooklyn park is still at large. >> baltimore county police have identified the body of a woman found four years ago, tonight police say it is murder. keith daniels joins us with a plea from police tonight. keith? >> the woman's name is nina tarkovskaya and they are asking for the help to find the killer. >> it was news that took nina tarkovskaya's neighbors by surprise. >> it hits home closer. >> a tight knit russian community in the 100 block of slate avenue, stunned by a neighbor's disappearance. so long ago. now, word of her discovery, her body, identified. >> i am very thankful that at least they identified that it is her. i mean, unfortunately she is not alive. which is very sad. >> tarkovskaya was last seen may 202006. she left her home on slate avenue, late that night. to buy cigarettes. police say she made that purchase at the now closed maria's restaurant lounge and carry out in the 11, 700 block of reisterstown road. investigators say tarkovskaya used her credit card here, at about 1:00 that morning. then about two hours later, police got an emergency phone call, to a location. not far from here. >> police found her van on cockeysville road, someone set it on fire. but the woman was not there. her husband filed a missing person report. then about two weeks after that, two kids found a badly decomposed body in a wooded area in owen's mills near pleasant hill and colgate roads. no one knew it was tarkovskaya until now. police are calling the 4-year-old case a very unique investigation. >> it actually took almost three years of forensic work getting some dna from family that we could find in russia where she is from and positively identify her. so it has been an unfortunate are long length of time for things to happen. but now we're at a point where we're investigating it as a murder. >> police want you to jog your memories. if you have any information about this case call metro crime stoppers be, at 866-7-lockup. and that's 1-866-7-lockup. you can be get a reward up to $2000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. and remember, you can remain anonymous. keith daniels fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you, keith. >> leader of a violent baltimore drug ring is sentenced to 35 years in prison. a judge sentenced calvin wright known as turkey, today in u.s. district court. after his sentence, he will remain on probation for five more years. arrested and convicted on charges for conspiracy to distribute heroin, plus gun crimes. wright still faces charges in connection with the 2007 murder of cynthia may sa. >> police in arundel county arrest a suspect after a shooting in glen burnie. arrested lewis edwards. police say he shot another man in the parking lot of a super fresh along ritchie highway friday night. edwards faces several charges, including first-degree murder. the victim in that shooting is expected to be okay. >> the family of a paramedic killed in a 2008 medevac crash is suing the federal government. the family of mickey lippy is asking for $15 million. the lawsuit claims the federal aviation administration was negligence in the crash. lippy and 3 others were killed when the chopper went down in district heights back in 2008. there was one survivor. >> baltimore city council wants to find out why verizon has not deployed the newest fastest online service in baltimore city. councilman cole said he gets complaints from residents thinking the city is blocking verizon from installing fios. coal said the city did not get a request for the company to work on it. >> they have done it in other cities, up and down the eastcoast. richmond. and washington, philadelphia, trentton. new york. but not baltimore. and we don't understand why. >> we have been a good corporate citizen here in the state of maryland. and in baltimore. and you know, kind of putting us with the rallies and all of these things to put fresh on us and put our company in the negative light. is not a good way to get us to bring fios to baltimore. >> verizon said it is not blocking the city of baltimore. >> american idol singers newly found fame. the things they are experiencing later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> develop into the more of a dependence. >> is that morning cup of joe more than a drink? efforts to actually ban caffeine in tonight's cover story. >> coin collection, baseball card collection. >> but next. millions of dollars left unclaimed. how you can get your part, next on fox 45 news at 10:00. 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woman. >> people that want to help other people. >> in the case of this nursing assistant she turned to associated national medical academy in hopes of becoming a licensed nurse. >> he said there was other people that, you know, other people that got theirs, and he showed a video people that had their lpn and they were working. but it was other states. not maryland. and then he played the tape. and it was realistic. >> so much so it was enough to convince her to sign up for classes. >> then started to heard presumes it so i did not go back. >> but had paid out money. >> former students tell me from the first time they stepped foot inside of this bogus school they found themselves forking over big bucks. fifty dollars for orientation. hundreds of dollars for books. but investigators tell me it was how much associated medical academy was charging for classes, where it was truly cashing in. >> i think, it was in the thousands. i remember thinking 5000 or something like that. but i know it was like, i think 600 a month. >> and the end result, a worthless piece of paper. >> when we visited the academy today. no one came to the door. yesterday one worker told me she was unaware of the charges against the academy. and its owners. the attorney general's office continues to build its case, one student is just thankful she did not lose more than $50. >> i could not afford it. i was trying to figure out how to pay it. but i was thinking maybe it is worth it if i could be a lpn. because i would make the money back. i would not have that money throw away. >> joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hear a hearing scheduled for june 2. anybody that lost money to the academy is asked to call the attorney general's office and at (410)576-6569. >> if you suffer a heart attack or another health emergency that lands you in the hospital. chances are you will be passenger less here in the state of maryland. hospitals nationwide on average charge 180 percent above costs. for emergency services. except in maryland. here, the state regulates how much hospitals can charge. >> you will find mark ups in every walk of life. and it depends upon the variable. the cost of providing that particular service. and the factor of how much do you actually in fact, then get paid. >> in maryland, hospital mark ups are caped at 21 percent. delaware, the mark up jump to say 85 percent. pennsylvania, a 227 percent mark up. >> the deadlock over a financial reform bill in the u.s. has been broken. tonight republicans have agreed to move forward with debate on a bill endorsed by the obama administration. going forward, the two parties remain at odds over the best ways to rewrite rules to avoid another wall street melt down. >> now, i hope we can move forward. have a debate. amendments, offered, considered, rejected and normal senate working its will. >> i only hope that senator reid will allow a free and open debate. and the opportunity for plenty of amendments. >> tonight, president obama said he hopes to sign a financial reform bill very soon. >> well, more than 60,000 marylanders could soon cash in, by claiming millions of dollars in unclaimed funds. but a lot of people don't even know there is money out there that is theirs. john rydell has more on the unique program. >> there are items you might discover at an estate sale but these cherished belongings are property of the state of maryland. >> it is a window into people's lives. i mean, coin collections, baseball card collections. they are old letters from the civil war era. >> when the owners died, belongings sat untouched in safe deposit boxes, after three years the contents were turned over to the state. so this week, the state comptroller's office is launching an all-out search for next of kin. >> i did have an uncle that passed and we checked his safety deposit box and everything, and nothing there. so i don't know who it is from now. >> patricia vicari of edgemere got a surprise. thanks to a late relative she has received a check from the state for $5700. >> next thing i know, here i am, getting my check. which is a lot more than i thought it would be. >> well if these items are not claimed by the rightful owners or heirs within one year, all the material could be auctioned on e. >> this is really our own stimulus program in a way. because not only is it a lot of money but it is bad, tough economic times. so every little bit helps everybody. >> you are losing out yourself by not coming up and getting, you know, what you d have. >> treasurers large and small waiting to be claimed. in baltimore. john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and to find out if you have unclaimed property out there. just go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> single stream recycling in baltimore county is a major success. the county began the program back in february. since then t has seen 33 percent rise in recycling. there is also been a 4 percent decrease in the amount of trash. >> yeah, the people of baltimore county were eager for this program and the results have proven to be outstanding. >> county residents truly have understood that recycling is one of our most important tools in preserving our environment. >> county officials say nearly 1000 tons are being recycled each and every week. >>the sun was out. it was windy and kind of blustery. >> but at least we saw the sun. good news. and things will get better. chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a sky watch forecast. >> it was breezy out there early he today. winds have died down a tad bit. but still a breeze out of the northwest. looking at the hd radar level two no precipitation to talk about. dry conditions right now. and the clouds are breaking up. few high thin clouds but you could see them dissipating over the state. without any cloud cover, temperatures will drop again. through the overnight. and as the temperatures drop. we will see temperatures in the lower 40s over the central portion of the state. around the metropolitan areas of dc and baltimore. out lying areas, frost advisory again. kind of like last night. until 9 a.m. we will see the temperatures down to the mid 30s in some areas. lower 30s along the maryland pennsylvania state border. so continue to see this cool temperatures out there. 54 degrees in baltimore. 54 in d.c. 37 in western maryland. through the day tomorrow, we will see beautiful day setting up with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s pushing into the low 70s. and then it will warm up for the weekend. details with that in the seven day. coming up. >> all right, vytas, thank you. you can be in charge of your own personalized weather forecast. i-radar available at foxbaltimore.com. use international active tools to track storms down to your neighborhood. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> top honors tonight for one of our very own right here on fox 45 news. >> senior photographer darin durlock is honored in baltimore city as the mayor proceed claims today darin durlock day. >> winning this award in consecutive years is unprecedented and reflection of his work. >> darin won the national press photographers association ernie crisp photographer of the year award for the second year in a row. because of his hard work and because he is a baltimore city resident. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wanted to recognize darin. >> and darin, had no idea that this was going to happen today. and since he is used to being behind the camera, he was out of his daily orbit. >> it is awkward, yeah. you know, now i know how you feel. >> get a little closer. >> the people are what makes the show. >> experiencing fame. the things american idol singers have experienced off stage, later or fox 45 news at 10:00. >> very addictive because they speed up the central nervous system. >> but next. is caffeine so addictive that it >> first it was transfat. then salt. >> could caffeine be the new battle ground ingredient as the government tries to regulate things. joel d. smith tells bus a brewing ban, in tonight's cover story. >> hi, how are you? >> after her daily morning cup of coffee. >> generally like an extra large. about three cups. >> elizabeth is a caffeinated ball of energy. >> now my day can start. >> without it. >> belligerent. unfocused. >> she has tried to cut back on her trips to java city before. >> but it developed into a dependence. >> so is dependence nice way of saying addiction. >> i cannot to go work and not have any coffee. >> we asked two health experts is caffeine bad or addictive? depends on your point of view. >> it speeds up your nervous system. >> it increases your energy level. >> it suppresses your aspect. >> too. >> allows you focus. >> speeds up your blood pressure and heart rate. >> web md said caffeine is not addictive but by definition some say any stimulant can have addictive traits. >> cocaine, to cigarettes, to caffeine, to diet pills. they are very addictive because they speed up the central nervous system and what happens, after a period of time, when the body gets used to that, when it doesn't get the drug, you go through withdrawal. >> elizabeth admits to headaches when she misses her daily dose. >> that's one of the be side effects with drawing drawl from caffeine. but, i think, the issue is that the easy way to deal with that is to have another cup of coffee. and that's not a bad thing. >> last week, proposed ban on the sale of energy drinks to children was defeated in the louisiana senate. but still, it shows at least some lawmakers are willing to legitimate change when it comes to caffeine. >> who would do that? why? why would they do that to me? i don't think it should be ban. >> at jimmy's transfat and salt are the topic of government input before. >> maybe caffeine is next, what do you think? >>well, i think that it is probably realistic. like so many other things we put in our food it is not good for us. definitely addictive. so it makes sense that they would want to regulate it. >> i think it is a slippery slope we're on. there has to be an end to this. enough is enough. >> jimmy's owner said at his place ordering a soda coffee is as common as eggs and toast. >> people look forward to it. people use it to help them at work. to be productive. to help them be alert. >> increased productivity equals sales for him. and a busy bustling restaurant filled with caffeinated customers. he said a ban or tax on caffeine would equal a slower pace, for people and business. >> especially when you discuss taxes in this kind of economy, most of our customers here are now very price sensitive. >> even jimmy admits he is a caffeine man. would he pay more for the diet sodas. >> i would have to pony up but i would be upset about it. >> there is the real question. how many would actually change their habits, even when faced with potential threats to their health or wallets. >> whatever is out there, whether it is caffeine, sugar, salt, you know, we can set rules and regulate, but it is up to the individual to make decisions about their behavior. >> i kind of figure in the scheme of things it is not as bad as other habits. >> joel d. smith, fox 45 news, at 10:00. >> taking the happy out of happy meal. still ahead. as fox 45 news at 10:00 continues. why one california county is bank toys that come with fast-food meals for children. >> when i wear shoes my feet hurt. when i don't wear shoes my feet are fine. >> a battle over bare feet. coming up. where he wasn't allowed to go. and why a new law could be in the works. >> man has to put them back on. looks like colder temperatures moving in tonight. and we will see frost possibly. tell you about thatr8bñ promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. 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[ female announcer ] low prices you can count on. at safeway, that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. >> breezy out there today. >> yeah. >> windy. >> and you know, we had a little bit of sun. but when you have the wind kick up. it makes it feel colder. i walked the dog today. and i was kind of cold out there for a minute. >> one of my neighbors said where is the warm air? and i said it is coming. >> you always get those questions? >> yes, i do. my neighbor ron, i am telling you. it is coming. >> you hear that ron. >> watching for it. warmer temperatures coming our way. and the good news is that it will be pretty much for the weekend. which is nice. weekday temperatures. and normally we're inside with work and everything. but it looks like we will see some warmer temperatures as we go into the weekend. which will feel good. looking at hd skycam. 49 degrees. clear skies. and temperatures will drop quite a bit. especially in the outlying areas outside of the city. so that's why we have a potential for more frost popping up around some spots around the state. winds out of the west at eight. and humidity levels at 48 percent. now, around state, you can see the blue indicating the frost advisories. this will be until 9:00 tomorrow morning. and this includes areas to the north of us, harford county. as well as northern baltimore county. carroll county. howard county. folks back there in frederick and points west. and then also in northern virginia. and it is until 9:00, because the sun starts to rise and warm up the air out there. but nonetheless chilly out there. in fact, looking at the future temperatures here on the future scan. temperatures dropping down tonight. and we will see them dropping down to the lower 40s. and, i think, it will get down to the 30s out here. model data shows lower 40s but i think mid 30s out there to get frost developing. and see the temperatures back by lunch time. around in the mid 60s. and then bump up to the lower 70s for highs tomorrow. which will feel good. here is what it will look like across the state. across the region. temperatures in the mid 50s. 40s to the north of us. and we will continue to see a warm push of air from the south. what is one of the determining factors of that is area of high pressure that is building in through the next day here. and replacing this low pressure, is high pressure. this low pressure is counter-clockwise rotation, drawing the cold air out of canada. all across the new england and mid-atlantic. that's what we have been experiencing for last couple of days. but what is shiftning behind that, is an area of high pressure that starts to drag in the southwest flow of air, that will change things up quite a bit toward the weekend. looking at the future scan. you can see not a lot of activity going on out there. dry for the next couple of days. feels good actually. and we will continue to see the temperatures increase as well. 71 tomorrow on the eastern shore. plenty of sunshine. still breezy out of the northwest at 10-to-15. and for tomorrow, across the central portion of the state. right around 64 to 70 degrees actually, depending on where you are. and we probably still more warmth as we go through the day. and then 67 out there in western maryland. once again, high pressure is off to the west that will help us warm up. and warm front that builds in from the midwest. and that will help the temperatures go up as we go through the next few days. next chance for rain is probably at the end of the weekend. with the chance of showers and thunderstorms. cooling down to 40 degrees. and looking at the temperatures. warming through the day tomorrow. around 70 degrees it will feel good. and we will see plenty of sunshine and your five-day forecast shows 83 friday. 88 on saturday. sunday looking at a possibility of 90. maybe a pop-up shower or two. and monday a chance of showers as well. >> mcdonald's happy meal tradition is ban in one california county. elected leaders in sana clara banning happy meal toys. and other promotions that come with high calorie children meals. the reason? the fight against childhood obesity. under the toy ban restaurants will be fined up to $1000 for every meal they serve with a toy. deemed unhealthy by federal standards. >> a major battle tonight in the buckeye state of ohio, over bare feet. bob nina said he hardly wore shoes for the last 14 years, but it did not go over well when he tried to walk into the ohio state house. and the troopers were absolutely positively sure that i was violating some law, or rule or something. >> currently there is no rule banning bare feet at the statehouse. but lawmakers, you know, now that they saw bob they want to change that. there will be a public hearing on the matter of toe jam in the statehouse in the future. thank goodness. >> hate to be the photographer to that story. >> facebook facing tough questions from lawmakers tonight. >> in tonight's "word on the web". judy kurtz reveals the big step the website is taking and why it is the target of politicians. judy? >> facebook is expandning a big way, announcing facebook icons will pop up on websites all over the internet. in other words if you indicate you like something on facebook, it could show up on other sites. but some lawmakers say the latest move by the social networking website could be a private see nightmare. four senators say facebook needs to make it easier for members to protect their privacy. new york senator chuck shurmur wants facebook to asked add a opt in message you could click o federal trade commission revealed it is investigating how facebook and other websites collect information about their users. "facebook's" vice-president said the company welcomes the dialogue about privacy concerns, and it agrees that scrutiny over the handling of personal data is needed. and join the more than 13,000 fans of fox 45 news on facebook. get exclusive info and breaking news updates. just go to facebook.com/baltimore. i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> stem cell research, learn about the new project led by local experts. >> and the glitch and glam of idol. see how the finalists are liking life in the spot >> stem cell research given the green light from the vatican will be under way and led by experts in our area. the university of maryland school of medicine. the team will lead experts from north america and europe in the search for curse for dozens of diseases. >> we're honored to have been chose phone the church's rare show of support for this new science. so we're delighted that in fact, our own researchers are linking with researchers in lit tail in order to explore possibilities. >> the study will focus on intestinal diseases like seal yak and colitis. >> the next time you find yourself in the dog house with your husor wife, it might not be such a bad thing. a third of maryland women that own pets say their pets listen better than their husbands. 18 percent of maryland men that own pets say pets listen better than their wives. >> less than a year ago, the american idol finalists were trying to make a break in the music industry. >> now, of course, they are singing for millions of people each and every week. >> candace dold finds out how the contestants are thriving under the spotlight. >> a paint salesman, glass blower, these six lives changed forever. >> they are just ordinary people from towns around the country. but the american idol contestants have been catapulted to a life of fame. recently found themselves in the middle of a fan frenzy at a screening of the movie shrek forever again. >> i am not used to. overwhelming every time. >> people are what make the show. so to see them first hands. get out of our bubble is nice man. >> first cryer. a girl crying. i am like don't cry. >> becoming a household name does not magically happen t takes an entire team. from make up artists to stylists. >> i like the punk country look. >> the contestants get the royal treatment. but they cannot get too caught up in the whirlwind, lights could fake fade to black if they do not focus on giving it all every time they perform. >> the feeling that you are doing something amazingly special, but that you are also amazingly lucky to be there. is so weird. i don't know it is a feeling that i have never felt before. >> ♪ note. >> candace dold, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and you can watch american idol next tuesday at 8:00 and wednesday at 9:00, of course, right here on fox 45 news. >> and find out more about american idol by following our american idol blog. candace dold gets the inside scoop on what is happening in hollywood. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the entertainment link. >> came yaos keep alive the winning streak against the yankees. highlights next in "sports unlimited". things are getting downright twisted at dunkin' donuts. hurry in for our new freshly baked bagel twists, available in delicious cheddar cheese or cinnamon raisin. here for a limited time. america runs on dunkin'. 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"sports unlimited" starts right now. >> after winning the last two in a row, against the red sox and yankees, no less, orioles had gone a little spring to their step tonight at camden yards. they were looking to make it two in a row against the