crack into that. you are hoping with unemployment, you can get through until you finally get another paycheck. it is a shock. it finally hit people yesterday that this is real and it is happening. say when the government reopens, whenever that will be, the workers who received backpay will have to give back what they received from unemployment. prince as he visited george's community college to pump up the affordable care act, president obama will visit another maryland community to talk about the effects the government shutdown will have on small businesses. he is expected to visit a construction company in rockville to talk about the need for congress to break the budget stalemate. white house officials say this is an example of a company that has grown in recent years because interest rates have been low, helping businesses borrow cheaply. if you want to take a closer look at the top 12 ways the shutdown may affect you, head to our website or our mobile app.

>> the search is on for a suspect after a double shooting in baltimore county. according to investigators, two men were shot him multiple times in their home. that happened in the 2100 block in middle river. both victims, including one apparently in a wheelchair, were taken to the hospital. police believe the victims were targeted and are expected to recover. >> baltimore police say they have a new public enemy number one. 26 reald christopher troy goode is wanted for stabbing a mother of his child repeatedly with a knife. live at baltimore police headquarters. >> police have been looking for three weeks now. a woman who said she witnessed the attack inside baltimore says she is haunted every day by. >> i remember the guys. other than that, it is just scary. whenman me -- we met gasp

she saw the picture of the baltimore police department's latest public enemy number one. the man she says she saw chasing a woman with a knife as she ran screaming for help on september 12. this weight -- this lady was outside screaming and i went to the door to see what is going on. she ran towards me saying, he is trying to kill me. her hands were full of blood. >> it happened in sydney avenue. the victim is then -- mother of good's child. the woman said good was still trying to stab the victim when she collapsed right in front of her. >> i thought she would die on my steps. in my arms. really scary. i was just trying to keep her from dying. >> he uses a knife. >> during an afternoon news conference, police explained he has several priors for domestic violence incidents. in a wanted, including

case in ohio. he broke into a home,, held her hostage, and beat her. >> he is a violent and vicious predator who needs to be taken off the streets now. >> he used a butcher knife. the victim is in critical condition. qwest my thing is trying to keep her alive. i just did not want her -- another child without a mother. -- mother. good could be in baltimore or ohio. at baltimore city police headquarters, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thanks. the fbi called it the most sophisticated internet site in the business of selling hard drugs, including heroin, cocaine, and lsd. today, the agency shut it down. an website was the work of alleged mastermind.

a separate indictment in maryland accuses the 29-year-old of offering money to have a user of the website killed he believes stole money. the website generated roughly $1.2 billion in sales, with nearly 960,000 users. >> a pretty gross video we showed you last night on the news. a man caught in the act using a public alley to take care of his private business. the video was released yesterday to give the city's attention. for usinggave credit cameras to try to catch it. she hopes to kickstart the 10 year plan to end homelessness. >> and executive director. the sole goal is to make sure we are getting the most for the money we spent. >> the city estimates the number of homeless on any given night as 3000, little change.

baltimore county, where parents are on edge because they received an automated call from a high school warning them about a man trying to lower a girl into the woods. baltimore county police say around 3:00 yesterday afternoon, a man grabbed the arm of a high school student and said, how are you? the police say the student walked away and the man went into the woods. .o word on the man's identity eight people are dead following a horrific fire crash in northern tennessee. a bus taking a church group home to north carolina blew a tire and crashed into an suv and a tractor-trailer after crossing a highway median. authorities say 14 others are hurt. the accident shut down the interstate as a result. the jura we has found the concert promoter of michael jackson's final concert tour, should not be held liable in the singer's death. his mother and three children

filed the suit, arguing it had jackson'sy hired personal doctor and ignored signs jackson's health was deteriorating. dr. murder -- murray was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. coming up, we remember best- selling novelists -- novelist tom clancy. --s, a megamillions melander er?yland are -- maryland

did not cold war fears seem tangible until tom clancy introduced you to his iconic character, jack ryan. perhaps you did not read one of his selling novels and caught one of his blockbuster film adaptations in a movie -- movie theater or played a game about his books. he was a baltimore native. we take a look back at how an insurance settlement became an a very successful author. wildly popular,

selling tens of millions of copies around the world. the author died tuesday at the age of 66. >> he is a master and was a master storyteller. one of the great storytellers of our time or anytime. >> conclaves he was born in baltimore in 194047 to middle- class parents. his dad was a mailman. he graduated and went on to loyal to college -- you loyola college. he went into the insurance business. >> he was an insurance settlement and he had -- based on english teacher at a high school, he had the audacity to think he could write. so he put it together in a book. >> is first bestseller was published in 1984 and the rest is history. butpopularity skyrocketed he continued to live in maryland and was known for

keeping a low row file. >> he was a man of few words. , he wasme i saw him always wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses. >> his friends saw a different side of him and says he likens elf were like many of the heroes in his books. >> most of the euros, and certainly tom, had a wonderful, soft side. no one ever heard about it. he did everything in and "awe shucks" sort of way. >> he was also a major philanthropist, giving millions of dollars for pediatric cancer research hospitals in baltimore. he was a baltimore in through and through. he loved loved the orioles, invested in the community where he raised five children, and he hopes his legacy will be remembered here now that he is gone. >> he considered this his home and the place he wanted to have an impact. and he did. thatm clancy told me once

writing was not that hard. he said it was not brain surgery. the love for the orioles led him to join investors who bought the team back in 1993. one person, in maryland, likely woke up this morning a millionaire. that is because of the winning ticket from last night's megamillions jackpot was sold at a convenience store. the winner will take home $86 million after taxes. check the tickets one more time. here is the winning number. 37, 53.0, the winner has 108 days to claim the prize. quest that would be sweet. last april, we told you about a particular golden retriever in my town who had quite an appetite for cash. independent record was told this dog, 85 100 dollar bills while

he and his wife are on a road theirith -- to visit daughter. very daintily picking through his droppings. he says he watched the bills, tape them together, send them to the treasury department euro with an exclamation of what had happened. a special examiner had to determine if at least 51 -- 51% of the bill was present and thus eligible for reimbursement. great news. fromceived a $500 check the treasury department on monday. great timing right before the shutdown. >> now, your insta weather plus forecast tom tasselmyer. >> a warm summerlike day in baltimore area. warmer than what you would expect in october. 86 degrees. what ises warmer than average the state. we did not even get to the record high of 89. the chilly record low was 35.

1997. we will not see temperatures like that for some -- quite some time. 68 in columbia. the normal high of 72. here we are, past 11:00 in the evening, temperatures are still in the upper 60's and 75 degrees and downtown baltimore. a little cooler in frostburg. the skies are clear and the winds are calm. we will see a continuation of the cooling trend overnight. the baltimore area, many of the farther outlying suburbs will probably reach the mid to upper 50's for most. just barely getting below 70 in downtown baltimore overnight tonight. high pressure to the south will keep temperatures mild. into the upcoming weekend. the front should cross through the area. that brings us a decent rain chance sunday night and monday of next week. eventually, some of the cooler air behind the front will start to get back our way. not until next week. summer continues for a while. it is cold behind the front. winter storm warnings are out. idaho expect -- expecting snow.

we are expecting partly cloudy skies tomorrow, a continuation of our warm weather pattern. friday, spotty showers breakout in the afternoon. especially to the north and west of baltimore. then we are back to sunshine saturday before real rain chances arise in the weekend. 81-86 again tomorrow. wind out of the east and southeast starts to bring in a little more moisture and makes it feel more human third sunrise tomorrow morning at 7:05. waves averaging about one foot. water temperatures, which were cooling off, have stabilized and gone up a degree or two in spots peers 74 degree water temperature now at the baltimore harbor. the western mountains. 70's in october. that is mild for them. a few showers friday. maybe rain sunday afternoon in the mountains as well. eastern shore, 84 and monday -- and monday tomorrow. a couple of showers possible. , dry weather, and

warm temperatures, thursday and friday. we are keeping an eye on possible tropical development. here is the golf of mexico. this area continues to show signs -- this will become tropical storm karen and then get stronger and, the eastern seaboard. right now, it is just a tropical wave. it turns into an organized tropical system, it will be named karen. on that track, it brings tropical moisture into the atlantic and increases our rain chance as we get into monday of next week. 83 friday. still in the low 80's and muggy saturday. the rain chances begin sunday evening. i think we will get most of sunday in with decent weather. .hen it gets soggy here monday and tuesday will be wet. whatrst for the ravings, they said about eugene monroe wednesday and what it needs.

the story is coming up next in sports.

>> now, 11 sports.

>> on tuesday, a pair of draft picks. the deal expected to become official thursday when monroe passes a physical. when he is up to speed, the ravens expecting to replace bryant mckinnie in the lineup. >> the ravens suffered through a miserable game sunday. joe flacco continue to shoulder blame. >> i do not have a problem with anybody putting losses on me when something like that happens. >> those protecting him and opening holes for running backs contributed greatly to his struggles. in that group, one player stands out above all for not living up to potential. mckinney. therefore, they traded for his replacement. eugene monroe comes to the ravens with a reputation for hard work. all things called into question for mckinney. >> he will bring us a high

quality football player. >> he is a solid player. he has been a good player. >> as for what message this sends for the locker room, most downplay the importance. are bringing eugene into play. how soon that can happen remains to be seen. >> take a message. we always want to improve and be the best team we can be every single way across the board. what the messages, it is. >> the pittsburgh steelers find themselves in a similar situation. they need to send a message. fored for the left tackle the arizona cardinals for the draft pick. brown was the fifth overall pick for the draft and has failed to lift up to the billing. the ravens get a much better player. brown is an upgrade for the steelers. game on in annapolis.

saturday at 11:30. a holing at holding pattern things to the government shutdown. they will be playing as scheduled. finally, for certain, they will play. the department of defense gave the ok to put the game on. the first leg of the battle, appropriate traditional honor, 8 of the last 10 years. the loser goes home. a venue like last might -- night -- electric. late in the grain -- game, pitching staff proving worthy once again, shutting out cleveland 3-0. a home run for tampa. the biannual presidents cup again thursday. as the best american golfers battle the best internationals, newcomer thereto.

now representing its country. work in the practice round thursday and it went ok. [applause] it can only mean one thing, a hole in one. they trail tiger woods. future. has a please stay with us. one more check of the forecast coming up.

>> check out this beautiful site. it israel. -- it is real. >> you put on quite a show last night. [indiscernible] all the colors filling the skies. >> gorgeous. >> northern lights are caused by -- do you know what? [indiscernible] >> particles from the sun. [indiscernible] it is caused by particles from the sun hitting the earth's magnetic field. click there you go. >> thank you. there you go. >> thank you. >> people in northern minnesota are seeing it. normally, it is in the arctic. >> it is gorgeous. beautiful. >> summer weather going.

highs in 80's and lows in the 60's. it feels like august instead of october. means heavyture rain here monday and tuesday when temperatures get a little closer to normal. >> i love it. that is all. jay leno is next.

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>> jay: thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. well here is -- here is a very frightening story, ladies and gentlemen. scientists in stockholm say hundreds of jellyfish have shut down a nuclear reactor. hey, that's nothing. our country a bunch of spineless jellyfish have shut down the entire government. okay. [ cheers and applause ] that is nothing. i mean, this is -- this is unbelievable. the government is shut down. even al qaeda couldn't do that. do you realize that? [ laughter ] and as you know. all nonessential employees were sent home like president obama's economic team. they all got sent home. [ laughter ]

well, to all you nonessential employees that have been forced out of your job. hey, i work for nbc, i know how you feel. [ laughter ] okay. i know how you feel. [ cheers and applause ] i know how you feel. just saying. well, in a recent poll of aol users, 51% of respondents blame the republicans for the shut down, while 49% blame the democrats. isn't that amazing? there are still people using aol, really? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] well, i mean, do you understand -- do you understand this whole government shutdown thing? i mean i know it's about obama's health care plan. but the republicans are the ones making us bend over. so, i'm not sure -- [ laughter and applause ] yeah, exactly. well, and because of the shut down, even the smithsonian institute is closed. and as a result tourists who come to washington and want to see historical relics are now being sent to john mccain's office. [ laughter ]

♪ oh, you can see the effects of the shutdown all over town, it's terrible. president obama now down to just one teleprompter. that's how so bad it is. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it is so bad the animals at the national zoo are being auctioned off to hometown buffet. that's how bad it is. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it is so bad, iran will be forced to negotiate with dennis rodman. that's how bad it is. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you, it's hurting everybody, rick. it's hurting everybody. in fact, nancy pelosi and john kerry are being forced to use the same botox needle. that's how bad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] at the tsa, they're making passengers fondle and grope themselves. that's how bad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i tell you, it's so bad, a lot of government workers are watching reruns of "breaking bad" just to get the meth recipes. that's how bad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it is so bad, john boehner can't afford tanning cream any more, he's just rubbing his face with cheetos dust. that's how bad it is.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] it is so bad, harry reid has been forced to change his own embalming fluid. that's how bad it is. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] you know, something, harry reid held a press conference today where he talked about his phone call with john boehner. let me show you the first part of it. here. >> i just a finished the telephonic conversation with speaker boehner. >> jay: a telephonic conversation. [ laughter ] i'm surprised he doesn't go like this, hello, gladys? [ laughter ] give me murray hill 5, 1919. hello? [ cheers and applause ] a telephonic? i had a twitter phonic conversation also with him. you know, when two members of congress talk to each other, it's not telephonic, it's moronic. okay. that's totally different. totally different thing. [ cheers and applause ] let me ask you something. how many of you are at the