[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the second rate in baltimore in two weeks. police are on the hunt for multiple suspects who reportedly assaulted a 14-year-old girl. that is our big story right now. police say the teenager was

looking for directions when she was allegedly attacked by a group of men. jennifer franciotti has the description of theand a suspects' vehicle. >> a little girl was walking on lesley street looking for directions, and that is when a van similar to the one pictured here pulled up and a man inside offer to give her a ride to her destination. >> she entered and there were multiple people in the band. they implied they had a short gun -- a handgun, drove a short distance away and assaulted her. >> he says he heard a commotion and a door slam. all of this allegedly happening less than a stone's throw away from this school in them i remember sunday clearly. there was a van. the book but there was maybe a pillow in the van. three boys in the van.

one boy locked the grill to the corner like he was walking her home. the other two walking slower, laughing, walking the other way he dead the girl did not know her attacker and the police are urging everyone to be aware. >> we are not blaming the victim but we know you have to be cautious when engaging in conversation and/or entering a stranger's vehicle. >> now to an news update. route 1 near the conaway the band remains closed this afternoon after a fiery tractor- trailer crash overnight. a tanker traveler flopped over just after 11:00 last night. authorities believe the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. he is being treated for burns at the hospital. we are following this story. we will have more at 5:00.

>> so far since midnight we have had a quarter inch of light rein in the area. taking a look at hd doppler radar. it will not be done for a while. we still have to get a cold front through the region. i have the feeling you will feel the cold air more than the rain today. fort small wood elementary school will be closing at 12:30 this afternoon because they have some power problems. just a short time from now. more on the weather and how it affects us into the weekend, coming up. >> the battle over miguel de m. squared continues at inner harbor as demonstrators refused to leave the city area.

the congressional budget office found the richest 1% of americans saw their incomes rise 275% over the last 30 years. meanwhile, the middle-class grew by 40%. the bottom 20% of earners saw their incomes rise by just 18%. >> a doubling in the nation's wealth going to be topped 1%. >> the men of class is shrinking relative to the rest. >> republican officials insist tax hikes on millionaires will only hurt small businesses, but the report claims the average salary for the top 1% is just shy of $350,000 a year. social security benefits is part of the problem. the super committee is still at odds over cutting the deficit. members met for the first time in months and made it clear this

is a race against the clock. kate amara has the story. >> with the deadline less than a month away, government watchdogs say it is time for taxpayers to worry. after secret talks and exchanges of proposals and where public meetings, members of the deficit to committee remain far apart. little progress on a plan to lop $1.20 trillion off the deficit. >> we are all over the top -- clock is ticking. >> both sides have proposed cuts the republicans refused to budge on tax increases. the gop plan calls for $2 trillion in savings over the next decade. >> we might be debating the pennies, nickels, and dimes in a debt crisis that is demanding half dollars and dollar bills. >> the democrats' proposal call for $1.30 in spending -- $1.30 trillion in spending cuts and

higher tax revenues. >> we on the to make tough decisions and real compromises. i am willing to do that and i know my colleagues are as well. >> government watchdogs say taxpayers should be worried. >> it will be difficult for democrats to agree only to spending cuts and it would be difficult for republicans to accept tax increases. i would love to be a fly on the wall. >> if the panel cannot agree by the deadline, automatic cuts to defense and domestic spending kick in. >> we have breaking news on the inner loop of the beltway. >> we are over the inner loop of the beltway. just at belair road, there was an overturned wood chipper that blocked two lanes.

the problem is, traffic is backed up all the way to loch raven boulevard. people were trying to get off at white marsh boulevard, but that is solidly backed up right now. it will be slow going until they can clean this up. >> new this noon, the un security council is lifting the no-fly zone over libya. the unanimous decision was made just one day after libya's deputy ambassador asked members to delay a vote until an official request was made. officials in turkey spent the first half of this week digging through rubble and occasionally pulling out survivors who defied odds after that massive earthquake. but as the days passed, rescue efforts are turning into recovery efforts. we have the latest from southeastern turkey. >> she is the tiniest victims of

the earthquake in turkey, but she has become the biggest source of hope. the pictures and video shows her being held by her mother with nurses attending to her fragile body just hours after she was pulled out alive from beneath her collapsed home. her mother was also trapped and rescued. both were reunited at the hospital and put on a flight to ankara to receive more medical care. she says in the desperate hours, and beneath the rubble, she fought to keep her daughter alive. after running out of breast milk, she said she fed her hungry baby girls lined up. their story has become more rare in recent days. more than 500 have died and the death toll is expected to climb. the other concern is, of course, shelter. many people standing in line for hours for tents and other

supplies. and all this rain is expected to turn to snow in the coming days. >> amazing stories coming out of turkey. if you have a pet questions, dr. ken hammond will be here to answer them. you may also e-mail your questions to -- swiping your bank card is a convenient way to shop but it is also getting more expensive. we speak to the banking

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and it is good value. you cannot buy the cost of a full long subway -- $5. >> why is this happening? we will also help you pick the right bank for you. >> and tonight, you will hear what the banking industry has to say about the new banking fees, and we will help you choose the best bang for you and maybe even avoid some of those extra charges. coming up, i will be speaking to theorah norville for hert exclusive details that she had during an interview. >> of weather forecast is coming up in a minute. there is the rainy picture of the day. 62 at the inner

>> two months ago, russell armstrong, the wife of reality tv star beverly armstrong, took his life and there have been much speculation to what led to his suicide. deborah norville has a more detailed look at the events that led to the tragedy. you interviewed his first wife. who is she and when were they married? >> we spoke with barbara, his first wife david they were married 14 years ago. they had a son together. very charming, suite 14-year-old boy who spoke to us about his father. taylor, of course, was all over the media after russell's suicide. when we sat down with barbara, she paints a different story.

even though they were divorced, they were still close because of their child, and she said she got some disturbing e-mail before russell committed suicide. they said, they are crucify me, this show is trying to kill me. he said that he was being portrayed through editing in ways that were not true. however, she said that she did not feel like he was so despondent that he would kill himself, which she did two days later. she also said taylor never called their son to extend her condolences on the death of her father -- his father, her husband. there were two funerals. taylor went to the one with the tv cameras, but not to the one in texas. >> it sounds like she was truly shocked by his suicide then? >> she completely blames the

television show. she has been part of the armstrong family, who is appealing to the bravo network to simply added him out of the show. as far as they can tell, those requests have gone unheeded. >> what were her thoughts about the second mrs. armstrong? >> well, i have to be careful. she believes taylor was in it for the fame, glory, and was wanted to become a celebrity herself. if that is true, it would seem that was something that she was able to accomplish. >> you can see the exclusive interview on "inside edition" tonight at 7:00. >> a little bit of a dreary day

today. on-again off-again clouds. the rain begins to taper off one to get waste of hagerstown. that is where the cold front is right now. that will be coming through and drive us out and also bring the temperatures down. take a look at the temperatures right now. all the baltimore area south, readings in the 60's. once you get to the north, we see readings around 60, or dropping off into the 50's. the southwesterly winds we have now become more northerly once we get into pennsylvania. pittsburgh is only 45. 40's in the great lakes. you can see where that cold front is right now. it is buried in those clouds.

to the west, those clouds diminish and the colder air start to filter in. this front will sink to the south over part of the weekend, and then it looks like a storm may develop off the coast. even if the rain goes away tonight, we will need to keep our eyes on the weather. down in the tropics, we have hurricane rina -- tropical storm rina. the track of the storm will take it across the yucatan peninsula. the storm start to do a loop there, not taking any aimed at cuba or anything. at least that is the current forecast. our own forecast, even though we are relatively mild right now, expect temperatures in the 50's. tonight, temperatures start to get chilly as ratings fall and the colder air starts to filter in.

to the north of us, down in the 30's, and a few areas getting near to freezing. showers early this morning and then turning clear and colder. temperatures 32 to 42. there is a freeze watch an effect for our area, freeze warning in pennsylvania specifically. rather chilly tomorrow. only 54. 39 and 47 the temperatures spread on saturday. somebody may see some snow mixing in with what will primarily be rain. for the ravens game, sunshine and readings in the 50's. >> this is the cutest face you have seen in a long time. this is closely -- chloe.

she is so cute. she is ready for halloween. ken hammond is from falls road animal hospital and he is here to answer your questions. what kind of dog is she? >> a pit bull puppy. >> we have some questions, so let's get to them -- suggestions? >> there are some suggestions. it is easy but also hard, like losing 5 pounds. you can train a dog but you have to put in hours. the guys in hollywood use a quicker. a trained dogs to sit and stay quietly.

when they do, they do a quick and give them a reward. you have to practice that. if somebody walks by your door, he picked up the quicker and the dog in the the goes back to that quiet state, and they get a reward. easy but hard to do. you have to spend time with your dog. >> another question. >> yes, there are tons of things. that surgery that you had, he should not have any residual effects, but you should -- so you should be able to get back to eating normally. in moderation, you could feed it just about anything, even a rawhide. >> thank you so much, dr. tim hammonds. you can e-mail your questions as always to -- you can also mail your questions to --

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of it, but that will be the major news. sunday looks dry. chilly. >> thank you for joining us.