kathleen cairns has the latest. >> a stone's throw from camden yards. it is where king is king of the hill. and tennis ball. but two weeks ago king gave rocky a big scare simply knew it was serious. >> king developed a deep cough, fever and lethargic, rocky was not sure king would make it. >> i have a lot of love for him. when he was sick that day, i felt i was sick as well. >> the diagnosis. >> the flu. canine flu. >> it is now going up the eastcoast, as far as california. >> dr. slaughter said dog owners should watch for symptoms. >> it could lead to, without treatment, severe napolitano moneyya, this is why it is real important to come and see your veterinarian as soon as possible. >> we started antibiotics immediately. initially it was an injection. >> the dog flu, h 1 n 8 is spread the same way as h1n1 for humans. >> spread by phomytes. touching sha saliva. >> king shares tennis balls, statistic, you dogs, you know, they interact with each other. >> a vaccine is available for about $25. >> i do recommend it for dogs, who are in dog parks, boarding

kathleen cairns reports. >> in little italy, the caro is known for the kanali. since it opened in 1956, the family recipe has been luring in customers. >> these are the chocolate minis. >> can which then are stuffed. >> cheese and chocolate chips and sugar and secret spices that i am not going to tell you. >> but a new law which goes into effect sunday has forced one ingredient in the secret recipe to change the vegetable shortening used in many of the bakery products has been changed to non-transfat shortening. >> it changed a little bit. but i don't know if the customer has noticed it as much. >> i love them. usually every city i travel to, i will try a can. li or two. >> the pastry impressed paul. >> transfats linked to heart disease and in 20081600 people in baltimore died of heart disease. >> so we really felt whatever we can do to contribute to lowering the rate of heart disease in the city is really important to do. >> but the critics wonder what could be ban next? >> it is a health issue, but, you know, i want to decide that for myself, you know and buy

kathleen cairns has more on the fight over who is at fault. and who should pay for all the cleaning up. >> only time will tell who will pick up the tab for flooded homes and ruined cars. >> water was up past the windows. my car was completely down. all you seen was the top. >> insurance companies have set up temporary shops. >> while there is such a thing as flood insurance for a car. it falls under comprehensive. >> who is covered and who is not, is now causing the chaos. >> totally nothing is covered. >> if the pipe busted in the home they would cover it and they told me to go to the city to get my money. >> dozens of families need just about everything. >> we all come together in disasters. you know, the politics set-aside, we're all americans. >> kathleen cairns, fox 45 news "late edition". >> okay. that brings us now to the question of the day. should baltimore city and baltimore county help pay for damage from friday's massive watermain break. so far 85 percent say yes. 15 percent say no. biz beth said the homeowners did not cause the pr

kathleen cairns explains. >> dumb on is mommy baby going to smile. >> in west baltimore. tamari snug gels with her mom. >> i am a first time mom. and i didn't know a lot. so therefore i would have been eating the wrong things. >> tameka cook said free information she received from the city health department helped her when she developed gestational diabetes during the pregnancy. >> i was informed if i didn't take care of myself, i could have had a stillborn. so they were beneficial to the growth of my child. >> now the city approved money to help promote healthy habits during pregnancy. the festival is slated for september 26 at clifton park. $17,000 will be spent from federal stimulus money on food, tents and chairs. >> money for tents and tables and catering does not make sense to me when you have limited funds. >> taxpayer watchdog groups agree. >> as if one event is going to change people's eating habits, that's a joke. >> you have to start somewhere and doing events like this is a place where the city can start. >> give it to a hospital that provides the health care.

kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> the second suspect in this case, goes to trial in october. >> the maryland state prosecutor is fighting back against statements from mayor sheila dixon's lawyers. dixon's lawyers say the prosecutors's office abused the grand jury process when it issued subpoenas. but the prosecutor said those subpoenas were properly issued to gather evidence for a new indictment against the mayor on corruption charges. >> the prankster behind a internet hoax involving mayor sheila dixon is apologizing tonight. the controversy started last week, after a british bloger created a fictitious press release from the mayor's office and a website that looked like the city's website. that website mayor of baltimore.org been updated to create a explanation of the prank and an apology, author of the hoax calls it a spoof and not a smear of mayor sheila dixon. >> well, it felt like fall today. but absolutely beautiful. >> yeah, will this weather continue tomorrow, and maybe throughout the week? here is chief meteorologist vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast.

kathleen cairns explains why. >> new neighbors in pasadena. >> right over here next to the door. >> melinda shows off her new room. >> it all the all the things we need. >> she is so excited. she is so happy. >> the rosa family has a new half a million dollars home. on september 11th, a significant day for lois rosa. >> one of those that stood up and said i will take up arms and defend nigh country. and the freedom. >> i went to war, and paid a price. >> he got hit by a bomb. >> blast immediately took my legs and my arm. >> now, a triple amputee, starting life all over again. >> this house signifies new beginning to me. >> they are the heroes of the community. >> in the family garage. >> the american people thank them for not forgetting. >> volunteers turnout to celebrate the new beginnings. >> we are here any time you need us. >> time, expertise and supplies were all donated to homes for our troops. >> we were able to build this house for about half the cost. >> it is amazing to have this much room. >> takes about 45 minutes to get him in and out of the bathroom. >> ceiling police help wit

kathleen cairns reports tonight. one victim said she was force into prostitution at the age of 10. >> on this quiet cul-de-sac in temple hills. neighbors say the young teenage girls living in shelby lewis' home were friendly. >> i talk with one of them, they say what's up. >> mike houston lives across the street. >> young kids. they played out there a lot. play with some of the neighbors here. and some of the kids up the street. >> federal authorities say this prostitution ring came to light back in may on this corner, of k and 14 in washington d.c. that's when authorities say a 14, and 16-year-old teenage girl were arrested for soliciting an undercover police officer. those teenage girls told detectives that shelby lewis was their pimp. >> police say this home was raided and evidence confiscated, including a gun, and numerous photographs of the victims. at the same time, the national center for missing and exploited children got a report about a missing 13-year-old. the charging documents indicate when the teen was

kathleen cairns brings us the rare opportunity of daily journal he is, in bud's shoes. >> before dawn in northern virginia. inside this barn. >> makes it look nice every day. get it as shiny as possible. >> there is a flurry of activity. >> we get started at 4 a.m. every morning. >> go down to the washroom, clean this guy off. come on boy. >> these are no ordinary horses. >> we have them from the farm. >> and farm hands are not typical either. >> an honor to be in the unit. >> military unit. >> i think that this is probably one of the most important jobs in the military. >> part of the third u.s. infantry. >> never worked with horses in my life before i came here. >> as the first morning rays begin to fill the september sky. the soldiers prepare for the morning's mission. >> and that will be mike's mission. >> riders put the reigns down and horses next. >> not easy considering his circumstances. >> i got blown up over in iraq in 2003. >> part of his right leg is gone. >> hard at first. >> fellows go ahead. >> injured military heroes. >> really? are you watching her? >> learning to liv

kathleen cairns now has more on day three, after the massive watermain break. >> in logan village. >> travel this way every day. >> the massive hole is a tourist attraction. >> amazing the force of water. >> is the cause and the effect. >> some of the laundry mats do not want you to come up and wash clothes because they are full of mud. >> most of her possessions are drying out. >> all water soaked. >> lucky enough to have a donated generator. to keep her going. >> possessions considered worthwhile last week, are worth less this week. >> as homeowners sift through the piles of debris, they are going through a lot of this. the stench has set in, and the mold is only going to get worse. >> only time will tell, who will pick up the tab for flooded homes and ruined cars. >> water was up past the windows. my car was completely hurt. only see the top. >> insurance companies setting up temporary shops. >> there is flood insurance for a car, falls under comprehensive. >> who is covered and who is not, is now causing the chaos. >> totally nothing is covered. if a burglar broke in they would ha

kathleen cairns has tonight's cover story. back on my feet. >> before sunrise, in federal hill. >> 5 a.m. we're out. we do most of our running down here in this area of the city. >> and an aaron is never alone. >> i know you are not running in that jacket this morning. >> how is it going? >> going all right. >> people converge on west street from all directions. >> man, where are we running from where to where? >> and prepare to pound the pavement. >> go anywhere from one for 4 miles. >> nearly three dozen gather. and while other city residents sleep. inspiration before perspiration. >> let's go. >> some runners are mentors that come to help newcomers that could barely walk a mile on day one. aaron's progress in just a few months makes him the poster child. >> homeless people that we do pass. i sympathize because i have been there, where they are at. >> aaron teams up with pat hiben today. >> how long have you been running? >> seven months. >> in the shadows of a church. aaron pauses for a full confession. >> i live in a homel

kathleen cairns has more tonight. >> at the mont bellow academy in northeast baltimore. there is one confirmed case of h1n1. and parents are panicked. >> there is no telling if there are others in the school that have it and we may not know. >> the building has been disinfected but sierra ra win gate is picking up her kids. >> right now i am picking up the children and taking them to the doctors to get the flu shots. >> how are you today? >> i can take your clipboard from you. >> at the department of motor vehicle in glen burnie. the governor gets his seasonal flu shot. while state officials finalize plans to distribute the swine flu vaccine. >> the federal government has not told us, or other states, how many doses we will receive here in maryland. >> have you had the flu shot before? >> officials say 800 health care providers have asked to be on on the priority list. >> we are prepared, at this point, to distribute whatever they send us, and to do it in short order. beginning with those most vulnerable populations. >> meanwhile, sierra has picked up her two older kids,

kathleen cairns reports. >> on logan view drive tuesday. >> you can see the water line how high it was in my yard. >> now i need a furnace. an electrician. >> it is a sign of the times in this part of dundalk. and among the frustrated homeowners. >> this was a catastrophe. >> jim and dana fowler. >> they told us they would give us zero coverage. zero. >> politicians made promises saturday offering to help with the claims process. 72 hours later. >> i am so upset. so let down. >> somebody has to regulate this stuff for us. and i cannot. i am one man and they are telling me sorry. i need my politicians to step up and go to battle for me. >> the anger at bureaucracy, echos through the neighborhood. >> they need to open up the check books and start dishing out money to put our homes back together. >> politicians answer on all levels, from the state. >> infrastructure, the water and waste water infrastructure is not something maintained by the state. it is something maintained by your metropolitan counties and the city together. >> to the county. >> they are also being told to file a claim

kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> detective harris remains at sinai hospital in serious but stable condition. the suspect weapon has not been recovered by police. >> three robbery was apparently the motive according to police, 25-year-old george found dead in the essex apartment last week. strangled. police cannot rule out he was targeted because he was disable. >> a fight at see melt wright hospital leaves a 16-year-old hospitalized. this "youtube" video between two sophomores, shows a 15-year-old severely beating another student unconscious. victim flown to shock trauma. condition is unknown tonight. >> police are investigating after a deadly stabbing this morning in north baltimore. sinclair and chester after 1:15 a.m. police arrived to find a woman, stabbed several times. she was taken to hopkins hospital and died a short time later. >> city fire officials have ruled last week's fatal fire on north small wood road a homicide. the fire was contained to just one, two story brick building. but 75-year-old willie james was inside. and was found dead by firefighters. however, invest