it is not supposed to be in the 60's at this time this year. 48 right now at the airport. there is some fog in some areas. we have a 20% chance you will run into a shower or light sprinkles. there is a good chance for rain tomorrow. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. first we say good morning to sarah and see what is happening out on the roads. >> there is a little bit of fog out there. route 175, all lanes are blocked in howard county because of an accident. we will keep you posted. approaching 27, a tractor- trailer accident reported. we will let you know once we have confirmation on that. trombley on the north side outer loop, 11 minutes there. here's a quick live look

outside centerpoint. it is a bit tough to say. this is 95 in the white march region. so far running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. . -- in the white marsh region. >> a violent weekend in baltimore city. >> six people were shot. kim dacey is live at police headquarters with the details. good morning. >> two people are dead, five others injured as a result of the violence. it was a busy weekend for city police officers. a rash of violence broke out early on west baltimore street. one person was shot in the head. he was rushed to hospital where he later died. later, a man walked into a hospital for treatment. he had been shot on east lafayette street.

and 18-year-old show up at a hospital, suffering from gunshot wound. another man was shot. david hawkins was stabbed in the back around 10:00 p.m. saturday night. this was on southeast avenue, east of patterson park. he later died. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation. somebody inside the car and shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. police were called to the 70- reebok where a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to the hospital. please do not have possible motives that have not made any arrests. if you have any information, contact city police. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> thank you.

three suspects are charged in connection with a stabbing at anne arundel mall. an 18-year-old man was stabbed after a fight. the three suspects are being identified. keyo marlo allen and deandre jamar simms and an unnamed juvenile. >> friends of victims killed from a deadly are speaking out. they are trying to allow one of the victims to be sent home to his mother. two people worked overnight at the body shop. friends are trying to have enough money to send one money back -- to send one body back to honduras. >> it doesn't make any sense to have the body here without the family. they can take flowers tor him

him.to fire investigators are trying to determine what destroyed in bel air home. 55 firefighters responded to the fire predict them about 20 minutes to get the blaze under control. no firefighters were injured. >> police believe speed and not all were factors in the deadly crash in carroll county. it happened yesterday morning at stone road. police say misael flores lost control. he hit two trees. -- luis alberto martinez gomez hit two trees. >> the of all content of drinks is equal to about five beers. it is marketed to younger

drinkers. calf unaided malts liquor was banned. a similar ban is in effect in michigan and new york. chicago agreed to stop all shipments of their alcoholic energy drinks to new york state. the fda is reviewing the issue. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think maryland should ban alcoholic energy drinks? you can e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> election season now over. it is back to work for lawmakers pressed congress returns for the lame-duck session. kate amara has more on the results of the impact of the midterm elections. >> good morning. congress returns to a legislative session that has been monopolized by decisions about taxes and spending. it is a lame duck session with a long to do less.

lawmakers back on the hill to address lingering questions of budgets to keep the government running, an extension of unemployment benefits, and the fate of the bush era tax cuts. >> everybody taxes go on january 1 and there will be a lot of a group people piqua to the administration wants the tax cuts to expire for the wealthy. >> i think extending all of the tax rates and making them permanent will reduce the uncertainty in america and help small businesses begin to create jobs again. >> democrats return as the power in party in power -- in power. . >> could a compromise be in the works? president obama has called leaders from both parties to the white house because it will discuss how we move forward. >> president obama called

extending those tax cuts for wealthy americans usually expensive. he says he hopes this meeting will get a sense of how republicans intent to pay for it. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> other possible issues for the lame-duck session. >> other issues the alternative minimum tax. lawmakers do not adjust that for inflation, some 23 million families will see their tax bills jump by $3,900 next year. kate amara thank you. 50 degrees on tv hill. another out and takes a turn for the worse. >> here is a live look at traffic at liberty road this morning. things running smoothly.

we'll take a look at traffic and your insta-weather-plus forecast. don't go awa

>> welcome back. 51 degrees downtown. 40's in the suburbs. 46 on the eastern shore counties. queen anne's county schools opening 90 minutes late because of fog. no morning prekindergarten. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com for more details. there is a 20% chance for rain this morning. most of you will have a dry day para high temperature around 58. we do have some rain in the seven-day forecast spirit for now come to the news desk. >> thank you. the missing girl is rescued from an ohio basement, but the search

continues for mother, brother, and a family friend. she was found bound and gagged. went missing last week. the girl was hospitalized in good condition. a boy has been arrested. --e arrests have bee a man was shot and killed during a fight in a home that had been turned into a nightclub. one suspect has been arrested. police responded earlier in the evening after receiving a noise complaint. this is the second weekend in a row that an avalanche that party turned deadly. an 18-year-old was beaten to death last year. >> colorado springs -- the bumbling bandits locked themselves in. you can see them trying to get

out. the door locked behind them. all are now facing burglary charges. >> little ninja profits did not help at all. 50 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> lucent weight could be as easy between the choice as paper and plastic. we will explain. >> fog may be impacting your morning rush this morning. morning rush this morning. we have ♪

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>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> we have some stuff going on already. >> fog may be impacting your right. 175 endorsee run road. all lanes are temporarily blocked on 175 because of that accident. hopefully they will be reopening some lane soon. 70 approaching route 27, an accident involving a tractor- trailer. the tow truck is on the way. fog warnings in effect at all area bridges. seven minutes and a 95 south to the harbor tunnel tolls. 11 minutes on the outer loop north side. not too bad in terms of delays. if i am still on the light side. you can barely see the bay bridge. no delays to report. this is 95 at white marsh. this is southbound traffic and still moving at a pretty good

clip. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. would go to kurt kronke. good morning. >> -- we go to kurt kronke. >> the -- we do have a few delays. tno delays on the light rail or metro subway at this hour. the marc trains are on time at penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> good morning. there is a little bit of fog to contend with. it is not a big deal. keep in mind the visibility might be reduced a little bit. 48 at the airport. 44 degrees in rising sun. for his some cloud cover this morning. we have a cold front at the pleasant -- at the present time. is trying to pick up some sprinkles. we can see a hint of that in

southern pennsylvania. we have a 20% chance that you run into a light shower or sprinkle in addition to the fog. we have the cold front right now that will push the mild air offshore. now it will turn more seasonable. as we head through today and into tomorrow. verbal clouds and a mixture of clouds and son. clouds early this morning -- variable clouds. high temperature will be in the upper 50's. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. a chance for rain late tonight. temperatures dropped into the low 40's tonight. rain is likely tomorrow. an area of low pressure will develop along this front and ride up the coast during the day tomorrow. a good chance we'll see some rain and cooler temperatures

throughout the week. the rain to taper off wednesday morning. showers are likely to mark and a good part of wednesday morning. the front will go through wednesday night. that will knock the temperatures down to the 40's on thursday. it should start to clear up as we head into the weekend. by sunday, we will be back sunday 60 degrees. >> earning as many school -- store report points as you can is a chance to maximize your spending this season. if each dollar makes one rewards point, it ends up to more than $4 billion in store credit. be aware of who is offering these -- best buy, toys "r" us, and target are offering

increased rewards points this season. to lose weight, you might want to lose the plastic. those who used plastic bought more junk food and impulse food and cash carriers. there is a relationship between credit cards and spending that goes back to 1979. the state of the economy is having an effect on housing. >> not all the dramatic changes in housing design are visible from the outside. a survey indicates home buyers are now looking for function over form pequot they want to find a home that meets their needs, not something they can flip in a couple of years. >> that means smaller homes and more function. for modeling trends have taken a turn back to the basics.

>> it focuses on what the individual is and not start from scratch. >> the one feature people are still willing to spend money on -- energy efficiency. >> better insulation, better energy-efficient windows, more insulation in the attic and the walls. things that will save them money over the long run. >> to prediction is for a better housing market in the years to come. that is no surprise after the wild ride we had. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> that china is becoming a bigger economic powerhouse. facebook may make a big announcement today. jane king has a look athe business news in the bloomberg business report. >> are you ready for facebook e- mail? facebook is holding a press conference today. they may offer e-mail addresses

for their uses. this is a way to strengthen the ties with its users. the worth of facebook is as much as the day. it looks like aol is redesigning its mail service to be faster and easier to use. the news design displays fatah attachments at a glance and ls people toggle between several e- mails anytime. it is still in a test phase. we will get a report on retail sales for the month of october. with the team to watch events in europe. back on friday, concern that china may raise interest rates. speaking of china, china will be

poised to overtake the u.s. and become the largest economy by 2020. chinese economy will be twice as large as the u.s. by 2030. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> jane, thank you. we'll see you back here at 6:15 for your next report. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. coming up, will get another look at your morning commute. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think maryland should ban alcoholic energy drinks? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com.

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his life. >> while father was hard work, mom and daughter were on a mission of their own at home. >> back on land after 87-month deployment, nothing is like being back with your family. while he was gone, his wife and daughter were in a training session of their own. savannah learned to walk. despite many conversations, daddy did not know his little girl, born with severe disabilities come would be in the front row standing to greet him when he came home. >> she was born, the prognosis was not good at all. it was terrible. they did not expect her to have

any motor skills at all. >> once father got a look at his girl, it was clear. the hard work paid off. walk.daughter cannot wa >> it felt really good now that he is here. >> the journey from birth to steps was not easy. his wife showed perseverance and strength. >> she has been strong. i am this sucker when savannah is in pain. >> with his family together, savannah holds both her parents heart the quest is the most i could have asked for. >> he was trying to hold back the tears. it was touching. before she was born, doctors

recommend they terminate the pregnancy. she has a problem with the food tamperings nutrients to the brain. doctors said she would likely never walk. she proved them wrong. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. coming up -- >> police are investigating six shootings and stabbings from over the weekend. i have the latest. >> after a beautiful weekend, we have some rain and cooler temperatures. we'll show you that. >> we are off to a busy start. a couple of accidents to get to.

>> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this

morning. does get a traffic -- let's get a look ft weather and traffic. >> there are some -- there is some fog. queen anne's county is running some school delays. most of the one i have a big problem with the fog. ability may be down on your way to work. 48 at the airport. we're shooting for a high temperature of 58 this afternoon. there is a 20% chance you could run into light rain shark in addition to the fog. of you will have a dry day. we do have some rain and cooler temperatures to talk about. >> that fox could be a factor in some of the early morning accident -- that fog could be a factor in some of the early morning paxton's we have seen. there is an accident in howard

county. eastbound 70 approaching 27. another in the mount airy -- involving a tractor-trailer. volume on the light side. 895 checking in at around seven minutes south to the harbor tunnel tolls. this is a live view in a couple of spots. east and westbound traffic without delay at this time. more volume in the eastbound direction. the key bridge looks good. fog warnings are in effect for all the area bridges this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a violent weekend in baltimore city. >> police are investigating six shootings and one stabbing. kim dacey joins us live with more details. >> good morning. two people are dead and five people are injured. it has made for a busy weekend for city police officers. a rash of violence broke out

early saturday morning in the 1900 block of west baltimore street. one person was shot in the head just before 2:00. he was rushed to a hospital where he later died. just a short time later, a 41- year-old man walked into a hospital for treatment. he told police he was shot in the 1800 block of east lafayette street. and an 18-year-old showed up at a hospital early saturday afternoon, suffering from a gunshot wound to the hip. another man was shot saturday afternoon in the 1400 block of argyle avenue 19-year-old david hopkins was stabbed in the back around 10:00 saturday night in the 400 block of southeast avenue, a few blocks east of patterson park. he later died. and a 16-year-old boy was shot near st. paul and lexington streets. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation with a passing car. somebody inside that car shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. late sunday afternoon, police were called to the 1700 block of north alamont street. a man was shot in the leg and

possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. so far, police have no possible motives and have not made any arrests. if you have any information on any of these incidents, contact city police. reporting live at police headquarters, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. one person was taken to the hospital after glass from my car window made it into their eye after the vehicle was shot after this happened around 4:00 p.m. in cockeysville. no other injuries were reported. >> police discovered a man shot dead in west baltimore. lastly, more than 50 drivers from around the city and county drove to pay respect to andy joyce. his family passed out fliers. police -- joyce had been on the

job less than two weeks. >> to haven't shot down in cold blooded murder is unbelievable. it has been awful. we buried andy in the same cemetery and the same grave spots as his other brothers. the three brothers are together. it is on comprehensible. >> the murder is under investigation. please do not have any leads at this time. if you have any information, call metro crime stoppers. >> let's hope somebody comes forward in the case. final approval is expected for the remington shopping center. the space would include a walmart and residential units. it would print 400 construction jobs. >> the university of maryland is looking at so-called blackouts

and morning students about alcoholic energy drinks. the alcohol content is equal to about five beers. it costs less. officials in washington state banned decaffeinated malt liquor after students were hospitalized. chicago-based fusion projects agreed to stop all shipment of their alcoholic energy drink to new york state. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think maryland should ban alcoholic energy drinks? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a high-stress job like nailing the weather forecast perfectly might have a long- lasting consequences on your health. erica edwards has details. >> the fast track can, over

time, take its toll. a high-stress job can raise the risk of stroke or even early death by 40%. >> women occupy 50% of the u.s. work force. there is low long-term research looking at jobs. >> dr. albert lad the study, -- led the study. dr. albert said managing stress up properly could help. figure out how to work some exercise into your schedule. the benefits of physical activity on the part have long been proven. >> weather through family or friends, talk about what is going on at you job. >> suggest that fellow doctors

take note to. >> i did not typically asked my patients or have not been trained to ask my patients about their job stress or other structures in their lives. >> it could be a longer life is some of those typical work demands can be left at the office of. >> work strain coupled with the stress of getting laid off led to high blood cholesterol. 50 degrees on tv hill. a pastor to is not a cancerous tumor from expressing his fate. >> sleep apnea can lead to brain damage. >> fog could impact your morning rush. two early-morni

>> welcome back. we have a little bit of fog outside this morning. queenstown county school, opening 90 minutes late because of the fog. for most of you, it will not be a big deal. it should not be a big deal in most neighborhoods. there is a 20% chance for a rain shower this morning. otherwise, a mixture of clouds and some with a high temperature around 58. we have cooler temperatures in our seven-day forecast. we will show you that in a few minutes. for now, to the news desk. >> a texas pastor recently found that he has a cancerous brain tumor. he draws nearly 10,000 people

every weekend. he found out about his tumor last thanksgiving after suffering a seizure. the tumor is grade 3. surgery was immediate. he is doing well, cancer free. tumors like this are often recovering. he has learned to never let a diagnosis stop him. >> i want to see my daughter get married. i want grandkids. >> he even says it has been an honor because he has been able to share his faith with even more people. >> patients whose sleep apnea go untreated could be causing damage to their brain. brain scans were compared. significant reductions in brain matter in the brains of patients. these patients did worse in memory at board trouble with abstract reasoning. sleep apneaeir

seem to reverse the damage. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. keith mills joins us with highlights from last night's match between new england and the steelers. >> i think to pay interest helped us out. >> we're talking thanksgiving pies this morning.

>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. would have kind of a foggy start here with a couple of accidents

in to watch for. we have an accident clearing and it may be there for a while. take washington boulevard as an alternate. in mount airy, a tractor-trailer accident is now off to the side. there are some -- is a pretty smooth ride so far. we're not seeing heavy volume on 95 coming out of the northeast. 56 on the north side of the beltway. no problems on the j.f.x. this point. the harrisburg expressway is running smoothly. watch for fog this morning. east and westbound running without delay. this is traffic get the key bridge. so far so good here. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. would go to kurt kronke -- we go to kurt kronke. >> would have the 30 bus running 15 minutes late.

allow some extra time because of the fog. light rail is on time. the metro subway is on time in east and west directions. marc trains looking good at this hour. no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we do have some rain and cooler temperatures to talk about. we will do that in just a moment. first we say good morning to sandra shaw. this morning, we are celebrating all things autumy. you have some desert ideas. >> not just one. we have so many different pies to choose from. we are live. the family-run form is in parkville, maryland port is open from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. you can come here and see the cider mill and they are known

for apple cider and these pies pre we have the classic pumpkin pie. what is the favorite pie? >> this week is pumpkin. >> pumpkin pie. we have a wide variety. lemon meringue pie and french apple pie. >> it has the sweet icing. it has raisins in it. >> we have the traditional apple piper with the apple terrible will not pipe. >> that is a big hit with the customer's. >> -- we have the traditional apple pie. >> this is a cream cheese filling. >> sounds amazing. we also have cherry pie. you name it, they have it. you were known for your apples and apple cider. >> it has been a good year. we had a dry spell.

we had sunburnt on our pumpkin with the heat. we have never seen that before. we have plenty of pumpkins left for pi's. >> you have a variety of gourds. >> apple and cider. with 18 different varieties of apple. >> what goes into making the cider? wreck we use five varieties of locally grown apples. we crushed them up. it is easy. we take all apples and make all juice. >> they are making it right now. i like the cider and does. for now we're talking pie. -- i like the cider and donuts. it is not generating any showers. we're going to see an area of high pressure developed in the gulf. we have a chance of showers on tuesday into wednesday morning.

i will enjoy my cider and donuts. >> i vote for a french apple pie for breakfast. >> absolutely. i wasn't sure what the difference was. it has the raisins and icing. >> he talked about how the keet was affecting the crops. we hit 107 times. -- will hit 100 seven times. temperatures have leveled off. after a great stretch of weather, but we will turn the other direction later this week. we will see cool temperatures and some rain. 48 at the airport right now. 44 in parkton. we have been talking about the fog all morning. it will reduce the visibility in some spots. it could cause you some problems under way to work. we have a touch of cloud cover and some sprinkles trying to show up, most in southern

pennsylvania. you have a 20% chance you will run into some rain or a sprinkle. later this morning, we should be dry. that will change tomorrow. variable clouds today. fog this morning. a slight chance for some rain showers. sunrise at 6:50. a chance for a few rain showers late tonight, after midnight. seven-day forecast looks like this. a good chance for rain tomorrow. high temperature of 55. it rained could go into wednesday morning. a cold front will come through and will not the temperatures into the upper 40's on thursday. the average high temperature is 57, 58. there could be some snow showers in the mountains on thursday. temperatures will rebound close to 60 by sunday.

>> thank you. you are probably feeling good about yourself, maybe you trade your cat to use your letter box. >> can your pet play the piano or speak? my pets cannot. see these amazing animal tracks we have uncovered on wbaltv.com. 50 degrees on tv hill. much more ahead -- >> including a look at one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck.

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>> time to get to one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you think maryland should ban alcoholic energy drinks? >> keep e-mailing those responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website. >> good morning, everybody. we say thank you, tom brady. tom brady and the new england patriots did the ravens a big favor. they picked apart the steelers' defense. the patriots beat the steelers.

the ravens are tied atop the afc north. first quarter. tom brady. it looks like -- he caught three touchdowns. starting this celebration earlier. third quarter. 17-3. tom brady sneaks it in. check got the spike. -- check out the spite. the big play of this game. fourth quarter. ben roethlisberger. the past gets deflected. he returns it for a touchdown. 39-26 is the final. the ravens and steelers are both six-drink with some -- 6-3 seven games to play. the maryland terrapins are 3-0.

maryland terrapins beat maine last night. terps in white. the waste little time. adrian bowie. the freshman class gives gear winds a big lift. terrell stoglin with the steel. up, under, on the ground and a three-point play. a big first class for cliff tucker, number 24 with the steel. he goes in for the slam. later, he shows his range from long range. he hits the three. the big man in the metal was the difference, jordan williams with 20 points and 11 rebounds. maryland winds by 30. the ravens and carolina panthers on sunday in charlotte. >> ok.

here is a look ahead tour next hour -- >> a series of armed robbers have police looking for answers. >> everything from a diamond rings to a pair of used socks. they all belong to bernie madoff and they are now on the auction block. >> some reusable bags offered at grocery chains. >> after a great stretch of water come we have some rain and chilly temperatures. the seven day forecast is coming up. >> a couple of early morning accident to talk about. one closing some lanes in howard county.

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