stan stovall. >> overall, and nice one for this time of the year. 57 at the airport. a little bit of cloud cover. cannot will the possibility of a little rain shower developing, especially in the mountains. most of you, it will be a nice day with a type -- high temperature near 78. the average height is 64. we will take the forecast for the weekend. first, what is happening on the roads. >> good morning. not a lot happening at the moment. checking our speed sensors. not picking up much. did you what it had on the jfx, problem free. south the 32 on 295 south. 71 as to make your way eastbound on i-70 center for the beltway, the lay-free. drive time is 11 minutes on the outer loop north side. same thing on the west side. five men fell about 95.

-- live view of 795 at billings mills. still up to speed. we will keep you posted on any problems as they develop. that is the latest on traffic. >> city police are investigating the shooting overnight in west baltimore. this extended to block of north monroe street. just after midnight. police found an adult movie -- e-mail suffered a gunshot wound. have updates as they become available. an officer involved shooting in northwest baltimore happened just before 9:00 tuesday night. near pimlico racecourse. part of a specialized unit of the force specially -- specializing with illegal gun

offenders. >> there were on patrol in the area. they heard gunshots. they came to investigate. the individual almost immediately fired at police. >> one officer returned fire, hitting the suspect in the upper body. he was taken to hospital where he is currently listed in serious but stable condition. >> baltimore city police are searching for a man is a sexually assaulted a student on the notre dom of maryland campus. jennifer is live. when did this happen? >> police say they were notified about this monday night after the victim checked herself into an area hospital. according to campus police, the 19-year-old victim was leaving a library shared by notra dame and loyola aversive of someone attacked her. she was approached from behind by an unknown man.

he grabbed her, sexually assault her then ran from the scene. campus police say security is always an issue but -- >> we have increased our patrols make sure our officers are visible and present. >> police are working with a brief description of the suspect. he is described as a caucasian male. perhaps in his mid 40's. medium build. facial hair. wearing dark clothing. anyone with an intermission is asked to call baltimore police. >> baltimore county police are investigating and sexual assault involving two 30-year old girls a dedicated zero. the victims' and defend -- and a friend met 3 males friday night to try to get them to go off into the woods with them. when they refused, they were dragged in.

the girls were a allegedly touched inappropriately and the boys allegedly exposed themselves. police are working to find a suspect. the man accused of secretly videotaping two women in their home will not be granted bail. police arrested him hours after releasing video showing women in the video. detectives are still trying to figure out if he was targeting other victims. harford county officials are working to a dead by the body of a man found in a wooded area. police or on the scene tuesday in the 1300's block of harford towne drive with that found the body of a young african-american male. detectives found no obvious signs of foul play and are waiting for a state medical examiner to determine the cause of death. but in commitment 2012, some maryland power is getting harder

-- behind the ballett regarding expanding gambling. casita on ours in west virginia are spending millions -- casino owners in was region are spending millions. that upsets me. and jonathan to request the mayor and the former ravens player have teamed up in a new tv ad. question 7 would add live games to casinos. >> we have to stop this silly logic that says we can fund our virtues by expanding our vices. >> some baltimore area's state delegates joined the clergy. they said it will create jobs and boost economic development. -- they say those claims are

misleading. share your response on wbaltv.com or to our facebook page. early voting gets underway in maryland this weekend. this saturday through thursday, november 1. the polls will open from 10 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. as that on sunday is will they be open from noon until 6:00. we have a voters guide and you can review the seven referendum questions before you head to the polls. also get more information on our web site at wbaltv.com. >> the time is 5:06. next, and the local elections to the national campaigns. >> find out where the candidates are spending most of their time and money days before the election.

>> a live look at traffic. the beltway at the betty road. more on weather and traffic when we come back. >> live. local. late-breaking. you are watching wbakl tv 11 -- wbal tv 11 news today with stan stovall and mindy basara. wbal tv 11 news today

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we do not expect any weather trouble for the morning to meet. partly cloudy skies. 57 in pikesville. 58 in catonsville. today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. 20% chance for a light shower or sprinkle. most of the will not see any of that. it will be a mild day with highs near 78 degrees. should be in the 60's this time of the year. we will take the forecast for the weekend in a few minutes. >> covering the nation, president barack obama and mitt romney are hoping the next 13 days prove to be lucky with the debate now until the rearview mirror, they are engaging in a cross country race to get some votes. tracey mitchell joins us live from our washington bureau. >> a wonderful morning. i can tell you that in the race

of the white house, these men are really taking some miles. the president will travel today more than 5,000 miles. mitt romney will keep up the pace. each campaign dedicating to close out the race. as a obama has campaigned in high of many -- more than any other state. he is heading back this week. mitt romney will also be there this week. paul ryan will deliver a speech on the economy today. it comes one day after the president released a 20 page booklet outlining his plan for the next four years. >> where exactly where the candidates be making the stock today? >> so many, i have to use my cheat sheet. president obama will be in iowa, colorado, california, a nevada, them florida. he is spending the night on air force one. mitt romney will be in nevada, then iowa and spent two or three

days the the debt ohio. they will be busy. >> you have all that written on your hand? [laughter] >> yes. >> thank you, tracy. >> the fastest highway in the country opened to traffic today. hawaii 130 in texas will have it posted steam -- highway 130 in texas will have a posted speed limit of [unintelligible] >> 5:12. 57 degrees at the airport. apple makes another splash with its many ipad. a look of what is different. >> arlington national cemetery is out within a smartphone app to help navigate its grounds. how works in this morning's consumer alert. >> quiet on the major roadways. if you are heading out soon, we will give a full report.

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>> weather and traffic together. >> good morning. a look again morning to meet. not bad as he had out. checking our speed sensors. 97 moving smoothly down towards 100. 48 m.p.h. southdown. 54, south on 95 to the fort mchenry, no problems at the tunnel this hour. every bridge is running smoothly. no delays out of white marsh. speed on average of 60 to sell out with the beltway. 63 on the northwest corner prior

to 795. a live view of traffic. 83.' southbound traffic all the way downtown, clear so far. 795 at owings mills. southbound traffic going away from us. still moving well. no delays to report. a quiet start to this morning to meet. that is the latest. let's get the buses and trains. >> moving nicely on the rails now. no delays on the penn, camden or brunswick lines. the 64 bus diverting at henry atta. 10 and 23 at route 40. back to you. >> did morning. a little cloud cover out there in some areas. hit and miss because of light rain showers but most of you

will not see that. 55 in the city. upper 70's this afternoon. satellite imagery showing a high cloud cover i was referring to. triggering a little special activity. most of it on the radar will not even hit the ground. a 20% chance. you could run into a brief rain showers sprinkle during the day but most of the day will be just fine. the bid weather story is a tropical storm sandy, almost the hurricane now -- the big weather story is tropical storm sandy, almost a hurricane now. it will pass jamaica and eventually cuba. it looks like it will stay off the coast of florida. after that it is a big question as to where it will go. into new england and maybe give us some rain. big question what will happen

over the next 7-10 days. we will keep posted. today, a mix of sun and clouds. 20 -- 20% chance for showers. tonight, partly cloudy skies. not as chilly as last night. could be a little fog. temperatures dropped into the 50's. 7 day forecast, temperatures will drop off a little bit. the winds will shift to the east. but will stay dry. thursday and friday, highs in the low 70's. upper 60's on saturday. if the storm comes onshore and back into new england and diving into our neighborhood, that will be the forecast. if it stays off shore, it will block the temperatures up. how was that. >> arlington national cemetery has a new smartphone app. in the is a map of the

electronic database detailing where hundreds of thousands of people are buried. the app is 2 years in the making in the wake of misidentified graves. it can be searched by name. condemn it visitors to some notable graves as well. apple -- it can send visitors to some mobile graves as well. apple -- is smaller better when it comes to the popular tabloid? >> the nature of apple's announcement have become expected rather than innovative. will the same be true of its latest device? the ipad mini. and about an hour into a press event, the world finally got answers. here are the basics -- the ipad mini has a 7.9 inch screen, about one-third smaller than the

previous. it weighs less than a pound. also 22% dinner. the late steve jobs once said it tablets should never be smaller than 10 inches. what gives? one word -- competition. >> google has launched the nexus sven. you have the kindle fire and a lot of people are buying these. these are smaller tablas. >> the kindle fire is $159. new ipad mini starts at $3 -- $329. he went out of his way to call the tablets heavier, made of plastic and sacrificing quality. >> the ipad many is over one- third larger display area. that is a huge difference.

>> customers will get a chance to see for themselves is enough. pre-orders begin friday. >> is your new ipad 3 now obsolete? do not worry. some apple stores may be willing to upgrade. it could be a good day for facebook shareholders. we are joined live in new york stock exchange. >> good morning. you do not hear this very often over the past few months but that is for facebook shareholders. they are expected to see a pop in today's trading. facebook easing concerns that it is not making money from mobile ads, say they generated about $150 million for the company in the third quarter. third quarter sales rose 32% to $1.2 billion. netflix shareholders -- the service and that fewer than

expected. streaming growth is slowing to a crawl. the company does not have plans to raise prices anytime soon. the fed wraps up a two day meeting on policy, and as rates. futures looking higher. take a look yesterday. huge market sell-off. big american companies. dupont, 3m, warning about an economic slowdown. also the online game maker zynga announcing job cuts. the death has settled on the ipad unveiling -- the dust has setup on the ipad unveiling. if you just baden ipad 3 within the last 30 days, the local apple store my lineage -- for the newest one. the policy is on a store to store basis. call first. asked to speak to a manager. >> store to store, that will

create some chaos somewhere. j.c. penney struggling to get shoppers in the door. no better way to offset that by -- than by giving free stuff. it when you to strike a pose some giving away free portraits at its photo studios. where does in an hour. >> the time is now 5:23. 57 at the airport. schools are finding different ways to combat bullying. up next, how mr. mojo is trying to bring his plans to baltimore county. >> e-mail your answer to the water cooler question of the day -- should religious leaders take active roles of political issues like expanded gambling? share response on wbaltv.com or on our fit the page or send us an e-mail. -- on our facebook page

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>> he goes by the mr. mojo and he month young people to speak up when they see bullying. -- he wants students to speak up when they see bullying. >> part of the national no bullying toure. he, encourages all smart students to take the lead in keeping schools states. -- safe. >> be a leader. tell someone that is a right. or something as simple as that is not cool. stop talking to people like that. orr kelly principal or teacher or counselor. do not stand on a stem lines -- or tell a principal or teacher or counselor.

do not stand on the sdelines. -- sidelines. >> baltimore city is receiving an education grant to help improve student attendance. the grant will fund the every day counts initiative. it empowers volunteers to help students to miss school to bridge the gap between them, there's to -- their parents and teachers. >> 57 degrees at the airport. still ahead, a former maryland congressman is listed in those newly released documents from the boy scouts of america regarding sexual abuse. >> police are looking for the man is a sexually assaulted a college student. details ahead. >> no doubt you do not want to get stuck in traffic like this. what caused this form of back up on the bay bridge tuesday. i hope things are not unlike that this morning. >> they are not. the major roads look great. we will update you on all of

them. >> the weather is still the quiet. a little rain in the 7 day forecast. we will give you an update on the tropics as well.

millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore.

>> you are watching wbal tv 11. live. local. late-breaking. this is 11 news at 5 am. >> good morning. welcome back. i'm stan stovall. >> mindy basara. hovering around 60 degrees already. >> the average height is 64. we will make it up to 78 again been stopped him. this is beautiful weather coming up here. yesterday, a few sprinkles went by. it was an appropriate day. that will be the case again today. let the current conditions -- 57 at the airport. the cloud cover hanging around.

a 20% chance of a brief rain shower or sprinkle. no big deal. high temperature -- 78. we will take a look at the 7 day forecast, give you an update on the topics. two tropical storms out there now. tony. and >> morning to meet looks great. nothing like what we saw yesterday at the bay bridge. -- morning commute looks great. nothing like what we saw yesterday at the bay bridge. southbound toward 100. to 95 up. heading to the airport in the next few minutes, you can see the latest areas around the airport are running smoothly. the fort mchenry on average, 56. running smoothly out of the white marsh area. 63 on the northwest corner of the beltway. 63 and that's the continues down

towards edmonton. a live view of traffic. liberty road. west side. outer loop traffic starting to build. no official delays yet. a quiet ride for now. that is the latest. >> baltimore city police continue to search for a man they sexually assaulted a college student earlier this week. >> it happened early monday morning on the campus of notre dame of maryland. jennifer is live at city police headquarters. >> please do have a brief description of the suspect. they are hoping will help. campus officials have stepped up security. they are asking students to be aware of their surroundings. >> an early morning to a public library turned terrifying for a 90-year-old student. campus officials say she was leaving this library, shared by notre dame and ally university when someone attacked her.

but she was approached from behind by an unknown man. he grabbed your and sexually assault her before fleeing. baltimore city police are still in investigating. a spokesperson said detectives were identified monday night after the victim checked herself into a local hospital. campus officials say security is our is a parody but on tuesday, there was a heightened awareness on campus. -- always a priority, but on tuesday, there was a heightened awareness on campus. >> students are reminded to walk in groups, stay in well lit areas and take advantage of the campus escort service. >> we also want to remind people not to be distracted by your cell phone or other electronic devices. >> this student says she always does these things. ms. assault was unusable. -- she says this assault was

unusual. >> we are in the middle of the city. we need to remind our students to be aware that and to take precautions to protect themselves. >> here is the description police are working on now -- he is a caucasian male in his mid 40's. medium build with facial hair and was wearing dark colored clothes at the time of the attack. >> thank you. one of the thousands of names listed in the boy scouts so- called perversion files might sound familiar to maryland voters. bob bowman. the document outlines in decades of child sexual abuse. bowman represented the east to ensure from 1973 until 1981. in 1980, he was charged with attempting to solicit sex from a 15-year-old boy. the senate by year-old denies any official connection to the organization. -- the 70 year old denies any

official connection to the organization. >> harborplace has been owned by general growth properties since 2004. harborplace and undercroft -- undergone major changes. that will continue in dead of the transition. commuters hope to avoid a selected on the roads this morning. does back up on the bay bridge to place after a propane tanker started leaking. the lakers finally opened a little more than an hour later. >> -- the lanes finally be opened a little more than an hour later. >> acupuncture is a common treatment to relieve stress and pressure. it conducts a halt certain cancer patients relieve a troublesome side effect.

details coming up. -- it could also lead certain cancer patients to relieve a troublesome side effect. details coming up. >> keeping tabs on the area roads. we will update you on 95 coming down from harford county next. >> live. local. late-breaking. wbal tv 11chinatching news today with stan stovall and mindy basara, your insta weather forecast and traffic pulse 11.

>> welcome back. the time is 5:38. coming up, 64 degrees. a quiet morning out there. a couple sprinkles in some neighborhoods. nothing of any consequence. temperatures than the 50's in the suburbs. they wanted to get light jacket with the. 57 at the airport. 58 in pasadena. forecast for today -- mr. sunshine and cloud. 20% chance for a rain shower are sprinkled. best chance in the mountains. amount day today with a high of 78 degrees. the average high is 64. >> the governor of massachusetts is asking the license of a pharmacy that made that tainted steroid that has been linked to the betty -- deadly fungal meningitis outbreak be revoked.

what they found unclean conditions. they also say the company was operating in violation of its license by producing drugs on a broad scale instead of filling out specific prescriptions. the cdc reports 308 illnesses in 23 deaths and the the outbreak. >> cancer patients who suffer from dry mouth after treatment would benefit from acupuncture. dry mouth affects quality of life and it of yours -- and interferes with chewing, taste and even speaking. there were no physical changes in celebre production but the acupuncture group was twice as likely -- to see their symptoms were improved. >> very interesting. it is 7 degrees at the airport. one of the tense various cities in the country. honda coming up next -- haunted

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>> weather and traffic together. >> good morning. a look a year morning to meet. the major roads with look pretty good. one problem of note along eastern avenue at 54th street. an accident reported there. 95 coming down from haverford degrees -- havre degrace, at 67 mph. 64 towards 795.

steve -- speed on average, 57. in live view of traffic in the area of liberty road. west side picking up in volume. a short delay as to make your way from the pretty down towards i 70. we will keep you posted on any problems as they develop. that is the latest. let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> good morning. the 513 and 35 diverting a monument and patterson park. 57, 91 diverting. that going into the rogers avenue metro station. let real, metro subway both on time. the marc trains looking good at this hour. no delays. back to tony. >> the forecast to the weekend here in a moment.

ava marie is at the university of maryland. >> good morning. a 200th birthday celebration happening for this building behind me. it has been here since 1812. it is actually the longest standing medical facility in the entire western hemisphere. that is a unique honor to be bestowed upon baltimore and united states. i am with the executive director of the medical license jason. your office this house -- house in this building. it serves as a reminder of where the medical community has gone in the last 200 years. >> i think so. the university school of but -- university of maryland school of medicine was founded in the 1800's pos. it does remain is the oldest existing medical teaching facility in the united states. will they ask what is it the evidence is, and reminds us of how far we have come over the past 200 years with advances in

medicine. >> the fact that it is still standing deal under years later is still special. -- 200 years later is still special. talk about what it used to look like. >> it was representative of the times. the actual design was imported from italy. design after the university of padua in the 16th century. he sent hit design down to us when we were conceding our building in 1812. he was a very tall brick wall above the building. that was to protect our doctors and students. it was not bothered to practice medicine back then. >> why is that? the medical community was surprisingly involved in grave robbery. >> we were. there was a general distrust of the medical profession. it was on regulated. the state medical society was

established in 1799 but i 1812, the was not a lot of that going on. positions that were competing -- physicians were competing. this distressed, people were not willing to donate their bodies and science. >> celebrate the two headed years here. have a chance to see a friday and 12:00 on lombard and green. they have been able to restore that at the theater to its original condition. you can imagine what the students were learning back in the day. >> if you are a history buff, maryland is the place to live. there are some historical buildings and landmarks. thank you. we will talk to you again. love looking at the old pictures. the stock. the seven at the airport. it did for in a tiny town. -- 54 in tawny town.

we will make it up to 78 degrees today. in the cloud cover this morning. a little disturbance in the upper levels of the atmosphere. trying to produce some precipitation. most of the ec is not hitting the ground. i cannot allow the possibility of a little springdale or rain shower -- little sprinkle or rain shower. the big weather story is in the tropics. tropical storm sandy is getting well organized. almost a hurricane. 70 mph winds. you can see the nice banding features. it will pass over jamaica this morning. and over to cuba. it will miss florida. a lot of the computer model to give up the east coast and transitioned into a northeast -- noreaster. if that happens, we will let interest and weather next week. in the short term, it is not

interesting and that is good. a mix of sun and cloud. high temperature between 75 and 80 degrees this afternoon. the average guy is only 64. it will get a little cooler thursday and friday. still above average. 71 thursday. 72 on friday. upper 60's on saturday. the big question mark -- it depends on what sandy decides to do. could of the temperatures of 10 degrees. the comes onshore, it will be chilly, windy. -- if it comes onshore, it will be chilly, windy, wet. >> kids will go trigger treating next week. >> than the list ranks baltimore as one of the top 10th various cities in the country. >> baltimore as no. 10, noting the city's ghts filled past.

the war 1812, fells point its -- is one of the best places for those hunters. >> readers are suggested to pay homage to the final resting place of edgar allen poe. san francisco was marked as the most haunted city. don't know why. [laughter] how the detroit artist -- tigers are preparing for the world series. >> the first half of the season, and clinton the rookies. all that next in sports. >> take a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. hope you have them.

incredible opportunity for baltimore. jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ulman: and increased tourism will mean more business... for maryland's small businesses. jim smith: and instead of marylanders spending... five hundred and fifty million in other states... ken ulman: question seven will keep that money right here. stephanie rawlings-blake: more jobs, millions for schools. jim smith: i'm voting for question seven. ken ulman: i'm voting for question seven. stephanie rawlings-blake: and i'm voting for question seven. >> this morning we asked you think religious leaders should take an active role of political issues like expanded gambling? he says if you want to keep the separation of church and state, you should practice what you preach. >> she says i listen to lots of

opinions but i am free to vote my own conscience. pastors and other religious leaders have the right to the same freedoms of speech i have. >> keep sending those responses. we will read more in the next hour. >> 11 sports. >> good morning. game one of the world series. set for tonight in san francisco. the tigers and giants. destined for lender -- justin tigers.r fo r the a four game sweep of the yankees. the giants won just two years ago. the tigers have not won it since 1984. >> when you get to the world series, it is a thrill of a lifetime. we deny it here very often. nobody does. so you just appreciate it. and go about your business, trying to win. >> justin to his right,.

he pitched and of the 2006 world series. -- in teh 2006 world series. the ravens will have the rest of the week off as they enjoy their bi week. the rivets are did a good cheap -- shape that 5 and 2. questions, no doubt but still within the first place. -- the ravens are in good shape, 5 and 2. questions, no doubt, but still within the first place. >> he started every single game. at the ankle. then comes rolling back out there in the second half. played pretty well. bernard, we have seen his talent. that is something we need to do with him. get him out there more. get him some more care reason touches. -- more carries and touches.

>> the rookie kicker sang opera at the university of texas we found that. >> interesting. >> a week off. there will come back and have all the problems worked out. >> that is the mission. the coaches will try to tweak. we will see. >> coming up in the next hour, battleground blitz. 13 days before the general election. the economy remains issue number one on the campaign trail. the latest in the report from washington. >> if you need to book that is giving flight, we will get -- get your wallet ready. sert -- fairs are up 10%. >> it is not friday but we will show you a panda anyway. a baby panda at the san diego zoo. still does that have been named. that will soon change. how you can help name this little guy.

>> weather wise, things are pretty quiet. we have some interesting weather in the topics to discuss and how that will affect as at home. >> also checking on the area roads. one accident of notice along the eastern ave. we will update you on that and check for delays. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending

millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message.

>> baltimore city police looking for a man who faced a great college student. to go find out what -- where the candidates are spending most of their time and money days before the election. to go sentences to four life sentences for rape of a student. why could he soon walk out of iu