disasters, he is essential employee. >> now that a shutdown is present, we were told you are not an essential employee. it really hurts. , we have learned a set of lawmakers from maryland and virginia have introduced a bill with partisan support that would guarantee federal workers full pay for the federal workers furloughed during the shutdown. live in annapolis. wbal-tv 11 news eric >> a barricade was that up on the national mall. dozens of veterans were escorted past the barriers by members of congress who packed -- cut the police deep and let them in. >> [indiscernible] >> this group of more than 125 veterans came to d.c. on a flight from the mrs. at the

gulf coast. the national park service turned off about 45,000 and its 330 workers from the national mall have an furloughed. team coverage of the shutdown and the impact on you continues online. you can see what is getting shutdown if the process continues, and the top 20 things you should know about a shutdown on our website and mobile app. forid you try to sign up health care today with no luck? you are not alone. our newsroom was what it with e- mails when the site first opened. many people experienced several technical issues. one was sent to another website from maryland before receiving an error message. >> you go to the website and it ends you to another website. you go there, and you are trying to go forward. it says to click for updates. you scroll to the bottom and the last update a sickly said, experiencing difficulties and

will probably be up by noon or something like that. >> i checked the website again tonight, a couple of times. the same thing. an error message. officials say they are working to fix those problems. >> a federal judge has refused to block maryland's is new gun- control law going into effect. today, gun rights advocates were criticized are waiting until the last and it to file a lawsuit last friday, advocates filed a temporary restraining order to stop the law from going into effect today. the judge also denied a separate request for a 90 day delay implementing the fingerprint license and aspect of the law. they say the fight is not over. >> this is not a ruling on the merits of the arguments. the fat lady has not sung or taken the stage yet. we now have a framework for how we will move forward and how the plaintiff will press their case. >> advocates now plan to seek a

permanent injunction to block the law. >> how police are going to enforce the new cell phone and the belt laws. how troopers are targeting drivers who violate the new law. we are joined live in towson area >> state police were generous with a warning today. there is still a lot of confusion about what falls under the held -- hand-held cell phone then. not all hands-free device are created equal. iate police say the earbuds came with my iphone are illegal to use while driving if i used both at the same time. if i only use one, it is ok. most of the drivers we thought they were following the law. where at least they put their phones down by the time police pulled up beside them. this sergeant is getting comfortable for a night of

cruising in his maryland state police car. challenge is to see if drivers are obeying a new law requiring seatbelts, as well as a ban on hand-held cell phone use behind the wheel. >> a lot of drivers do not respect the responsibility of driving this vehicle. what they are doing is operating a missile down a highway. you need to pay as much attention as possible. >> this sergeant is on the lookout for distracted drivers. they often them as trade the drunkelltale behavior as drivers. >> they are not controlling their vehicles the way they going tooey may be fast, too slow. >> and suv fit the bill. the sergeant stops the car. a cellare operating phone while you are driving a vehicle. >> driver does not deny using his elf phone, but he's as he did not know about the new

ban on hand-held phones find the real. the sergeant gets him up to you a >> i will issue warning. you are aware of the new law that is going into effect. there is a new cell phone law in effect today. you cannot operate yourself and -- your cell phone using your hands while operating a vehicle. >> issuing a number of warnings immediately after the loss of effect. the sergeant admits his cruiser likely sits off some drivers to put down their phones before he can get a good look at them. he said unmarked units enforcing the new law on state highways will likely have no shortage of work because any driver who picks up the phone is fair game, whether you are looking up a phone number, checking e-mail at a red light, or even typing in nd eat -- gps in -- >> i need no other reason to stop you. >> if you are caught using a handheld cell phone behind the

wheel, the fines start at $75. costs jump up for repeat offenders. the fines or for $60 a person. you can mail money to rex lee and and once you get there, the sergeant says -- reporting live. tv 11 news. police call city him dangerous and violent and say he is off -- he is off the street. they are asking for the public classes help to keep him behind bars. the 22-year-old is being held on assault and theft charges. investigators say they also believe smith has a series of violent crimes here in authorities they he's capable of acts of extreme violence. they are asking anyone with information on his little past to call metro crime stoppers at 1866, seven, lockup. >> much more ahead. not all pretty. >> no mistaking what the man is

doing in this video. nothing is left to the imagination. reporting live, where community members are asking the city and police to do something about the file behavior. lacks a gang assaulted a man with his toddler in the backseat. >> what would cause a customer to suck on at a gas station.

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on a story. more this is hardly an isolated incident requested is not here it the goal is to come up with specific ideas as to how to clean up the problem. they are asking police and the city to take action. community members are fed up with what they describe as discussing and sacred behavior in the neighborhood. they have it on video. a man and a woman going to the bathroom in an hour -- allie. an obvious act of prostitution president senta this video, a man using a bathroom in an alley. class that was a terrible time. you should get the ones where they walk by people in the outdoor restaurants fitting their food. -- spitting in their food. the situation is out-of-control. >> this >> this has gotten

increasingly worse in the past year. three subcommittees have been put together organized to come up with solutions and strategies. they met tuesday night to discuss options like public toilets. the eventual plan is to take specific the man's to the city. class -- >> [indiscernible] >> we found officers writing citations minutes before the meeting. -- magnetsn, matt for questionable behavior. >> we want to get a government agency, especially a homeless agent see, to come in with a program for these people who apparently have a problem, or else they would not be. >> the city can enforce the laws on the book. gets housing,

police, -- if they all come in, and enforce the laws that are on the books, we can clean this up. >> these community meetings started about two months ago. a councilman does he sent a letter to a police commissioner asking for help on the situation. a meeting is scheduled for october 29. >> thanks. a second person is in custody after this disturbing video of surface. a man driving with his family was chase and beaten by motorcyclists and at one point, he ran over one of the bikers. a large group of iker's surrounded and stopped the suv on the westbound highway. some of the motorcyclists attacked the suv. the driver handle -- panic and accelerated. the drivers chase the range man, with a 33-year-old

his wife and two-year-old daughter in side. the bikers highly broke out the window, pull the father out and beat him and he was treated and released from the hospital. lacks over $.41 -- a disk you -- dispute. the man punched the clerk in the face. the man in the blue shirt asked for a cigar. the man only put down a dollar after being told it was one dollar and $.41. the reaction, you suffer yourself. >> this happened so fast. , i did not think he would hit me. i did, ok. he just went and saw me. >> authorities in california say the guy took off after the attack and they are still trying to track him down. fordid finish her shift the day. >> when john daly shows up at the heat -- pizza joint, why not ask him to shoot one out of

your mouth. the man who posted this on instagram told the daily news he thought the man was knocked out because he was lying on the ground. he hit a- thought building across the street. no word on why it was in the area. >> now, your weather forecast tom tasselmyer. october underway, warm temperatures in most of the nation. the only spots in the country that had october weather, rain and snow out that way. highs only in the low 50's in montana. if the eight in seattle. everybody else in the nation, quite mild. chicago, 78. boston, ebony five. in baltimore, 11 degrees warmer than normal in october. average high, 72. today, 83 degrees.

we will stay at those levels most of the week. still mild. holding in the 60's. unseasonably mild weather. naval kata may end up in chestertown. skies are mainly clear. this is the way it stays for the rest of the night. calm. ms. 50's. we probably will not get much below 65 degrees in downtown baltimore tonight. high-pressure in the south. warm air will hang around and you more days. the chilly weather in the pacific northwest may eventually ring us a chance for rain, but probably not into late in the weekend at best. tomorrow, honey to partly cloudy skies eerie feeling like summer. more humid. friday, a week weather disturbance. you will see computer models generating showers to the north and west of us. right now, the chance is running less than 20%. we will then i on it to see if

it gets stronger as it approaches. tomorrow, sunny skies. 81 to 86 degrees with a west brees. waves around one foot. water temperatures, cooling off with the cool air of september, a blessing a bit in the low 70's. western maryland, highs in the 70's. a one-day sunny to partly cloudy skies. even a little more humid. feeling like summery conditions. 84 wednesday and thursday on the shore. coastal areas, highs in the low 80's era mostly a west brees keeping the cool ocean air out in the ocean. the westerly wind will heat up the beach a little bit. tropical storm barry, the storms flare up and the winds are only 41 miles an hour right now. to the west, one mile an hour. it should start to lift off over the next few days. 84 degrees wednesday and

tuesday. bill warm saturday. rain showers in the evening. decent rain monday and tuesday of next week. >> raiders will have better results from their offense if line. that will change who plays on the line.

with jerryports sandusky. >> the ravens want better run and pass blocking. they took an aggressive's death to get it. multiple late round draft picks. with the into the nfl first round. eighth pick overall in virginia 2009. the 26th road will provide short-term motivation and competition for the current left tackle, as well as a potential long-term solution to the critical position. the ravens have not yet announced the deal. monroe will have to pass a theical for the trade area ravens have only scored first once this season in week one. it was made clear this week he needs his office to start faster. imports -- explosive play.

are running the ball well any time during the game. we have run the ball well in four minute situations area in the two games that we won, more than that. minuse put ourselves in situations, right out of the gates. mostly with penalties. the fact you are running the ball for about a yard carrying on first down. that is got to change. >> the ravens linebacker probably does not have any career aspirations of the world. he said he thought the nfl commissioner had a hand in the super bowl blackout and did not stop there with opinion. >> i thought he had a hand in it because we walk out of the denver game, and the linebackers are warming up and who do we see talking with john elway? you are the commissioner of this

leak. you are supposed to make sure everything is on an equal playing field. i do not think he's doing his job. should behink he making $10 million a year. get a direct call from the commissioner. washington capitals know plenty about late-season heart aches. tonight, a variation on this in as this isn't starts with his appointment. chicago blackhawks. tonight's season opener. a wrist shot, and a beauty. tying the game. could not hold onto it. the. unfortunately, -- the chicago's be the caps on. 6-4. do you think the ravens did not have much time to rebound from

the championship? get ready for another nba season. the miami heat start training camp today. all the right things were said in the interview but listen to the tone and put -- a voice. the man start -- sounds no more excited to get another season started than most it will feel about getting their molar extracted. >> we want to continue to improve. we will add a lot of death to our team and skill. we are excited about it. >> very excited about it. and kennedyes the international wild card. 6-2. >> he seemed very enthusiastic ear thank you. you seem very enthusiastic. thank you.

>> 80's and kind of money. >>, clock how quick it will take heed complaints to roll in. [indiscernible] >> i saw a few online today.

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>> jay: thank you, gentlemen. thank you! welcome! [ cheers and applause ] welcome! thank you. thank you. thank you very much! welcome non-essential employees! [ cheers and applause ] yes! thank you very much. thank you very much. how many are here because all the museums and state parks are closed? that's the only reason you're here. [ laughter ] yeah. well, we got the government shut down, but the beginning of obamacare. so obamacare has started. you know what that means? you can now complain to your doctor about the government making you sick. you see that?

how many -- how many -- [ laughter and applause ] how many are worried about the government shutdown? [ light laughter ] how many more are worried about it starting back up? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, that's the problem. let me tell you something. let me tell you something. i am glad the government has shut down. think about it. for the first time in years, it's safe to talk on the phone and send e-mails without anybody listening in. this is fantastic! you can talk to whoever you want! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic! ironically, during the shutdown, hundreds of thousands of nonessential employees -- government employees will be laid off because of -- well, because of our non-intelligent employees in congress. that's really what it was. [ light laughter ] well, let's see. lets face it now. we do have a lot of nonessential employees. think about this. like the treasury secretary. why is he there? we don't have any money in the treasury. [ laughter ] not like he has any -- not like he's counting. he's got nothing to do. the room is empty. [ cheers and applause ]

and of course, all the national parks are closed. you know, here's my question. how do you close the grand canyon? really? [ laughter ] do you put a giant tarp over it, huh? [ laughter ] you got a guy saying, "hey, you can't look in the hole! don't look in that hole! don't look down there!" [ laughter ] hey, i love this story. god bless them. today a group of world war ii veterans were denied entrance to the world war ii memorial because of the shutdown. well, these old guys, they stormed the gate and forced their way in. how about that, huh? [ cheers and applause ] see that? these guys are in their 80s their and 90s and they have more balls than these politicians. how about that, yes! you know what we should do? [ cheers and applause ] let's get these guys to storm capitol hill. kick some ass. yeah, there you are! [ cheers and applause ] they did it the first time! well as you know, most of the tourist stuff is closed. well, here's the story. >> with the government

shutdown, the impact is being felt far beyond the nation's capitol as zoos, libraries and national parks are now closed. however, there are some alternatives to this shutdown. for example, with the closure of the national zoo, you can still see dangerous animals at a raider game. the library of congress will also be closed. but don't worry about it. nobody goes to libraries, anyway. and for those of you hoping to get a glimpse of joshua tree national park, you might want to reroute your trip and head for the kardashian buttockal forest. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jay: oh, the kardashian forests? oh, beautiful! [ applause ] you know, here's the part i don't get. okay, the government is shut down, services are cut, and 33% of the federal workers were sent home. so if 33% of the government is shutdown, how come we're still paying 100% of our taxes, huh? [ cheers and applause ] shouldn't we get a a 33% discount? or at least prorate it? exactly.