employees are being called back to work today. excepted from the government shutdown that is continuing to sideline about 400,000 more government workers. house speaker john boehner says he doesn't have the simple majority to pass what the mcgrath are demanding. are demanding.ts >> are not enough votes in the house to pass a clean bill. >> they dare him to hold a vote. >> there are 140, 1 hundred 50, 160 in the house conference right now who think what is being done is irrational. >> republicans hoped the shutdown pressure will force democrats to roll back parts of obamacare. meanwhile, crab fishermen in the pacific northwest can't get federal permits, campers in kentucky are shut out of government parks, and sort tourists hoping to see the uss constitution in boston. but those are minor inconveniences compared to what happens if uncle sam taxes on his credit card on october 17.

>> we're on the verge of going into place we have never been. over thehile fighting shutdown, congress has 10 days to raise the national debt ceiling or risk the faulting on more than $17 trillion in debt. government workers are expecting back pay for their time off, the contractors will be out of luck. right now 3000 lockheed martin employees are furloughed as the shutdown continues. the defense contractor says that number could still increase depending on when the government reopens. executives are urging affected employees to use any remaining vacation time to reduce the strain of furloughs. a sigh of relief for raymond fans -- ravens fans after the win over the dolphins sunday. they return to their ground and pound run game while the defense just only to miami.

ray rice barely curley -- carried the ball. in miami, had 27 carries for 74 yards and two touchdowns. but the true start the game to finish the game with three sacks. in our has a quarterback knocked down in every game so far this year. >> this is a very tough miami dolphins team. i would not be surprised if we didn't see them again. >> the win over miami puts the ravens back into a three-way tie for first in the afc north. cleveland and cincinnati are also 3-2. still ahead, a preview of the education nation in new york and out teachers are molding the classrooms of tomorrow. >> i guarantee you we will move beyond this and we will move beyond this with strength and determination. ofjohn kerry offering words encouragement at a business conference. by the secretary of state had to fill in for the president.

world, and the unnerving calm in egypt just one day after more than 50 people

were killed in conflict. three battles -- street battles raged for hours sunday. today, two more deadly attacks on egypt's sinai peninsula targeting secure the forces. secretary of state john kerry filled in for president obama in valley at the summit of asia- pacific is just leaders. president obama announced last week he would cancel his trip to to the government shutdown. john kerry today took the position he wants wanted to fill. >> i also want you to know that in 2004, honestly, worked very hard to replace a president. this is not what i had in mind. >> he reassure the gathering the u.s. would move past the shutdown and in a speech meant to be delivered by the president said the u.s. would continue with strength and determination. still to come, some relief for furloughed workers. it is not coming from the government. how local businesses are lending a helping hand. plus having a baby is hard, but

having twins and they have health problems? that is a whole other issue. a medical alert. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> we are picking up rain here on tv hill. we will talk about the long-term impact. first, looking outdoors, rain drops on the camera, 77 at the inner harbor, 74 the airport.

summiteducation nation continues today in new york city were hundreds of students and teachers from around the country, including here in baltimore, are joining policy

leaders to discuss what it takes for young people to succeed in school and beyond. daniel lee explains how the summit is taking on the challenges facing kids today. >> good afternoon. when you compare the u.s. to other developed countries, he doesn't rank in the top 10 for math, reading or science. here the summit, we are talking about what needs to change. inside one of the largest libraries in the country, students are weighing in on the rigor it takes to compete not just with their neighbors down the road, the with peers overseas. eric studied in south korea. they takeis something very seriously. when they're in school, that is all they do. it is all they do is study from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. >> kate had a summer of experience -- similar experience in finland. >> there were very focused on her schoolwork. >> just over one third of u.s. eight graders are proficient in math and reading. >> the situation should be seen and talked about as a national

crisis. but it is in. >> teachers are increasing expectations in the classroom through the common core. but that is presenting its own set of challenges. >> i'm dealing with children who come sometimes a little deficient with the vocabulary and the critical thinking skills and problem solving, but yet i am asked to teach rigorous. >> after more than 30 years in the classroom, what the students the most is a supportive committee. >> i say we're here to learn and we all learn together. >> it is that opportunity for connection many students here say they value most. the focus on improving education is helping. the graduation rate is the highest in 40 years. very important conversation there. the education nation summit runs through tomorrow. we will have live reports from new york city starting tonight at 11:00 news -- 11: news at

5:00 p.m. and you can also find them online wbaltv.com. and consumer alert, sam's club is helping out uncle sam's employees during the government shut down. in response to the closing of domestic military base commissaries, sam's club is offering free temporary passes to all military personnel on a retirees, and their families. you'll need to show military id or proof of past service. they'll offer the temporary passes until domestic commissaries reopen. austin market is also baking up a deal for the furloughed workers. by a family meal and walk out with the freehold chicken. the deal applies to all furloughed federal employees and military personnel. you can take a free chicken on the spot or get a coupon to redeem later. the deal runs through october 13, even at the shutdown ends before then. >> it is really pouring out there.

we're looking at the radar right now over the city of baltimore. all of those red and orange indicates the heaviest rain. we have picked up about a half- inch of rain in just 15 minutes. those are the kinds of amounts roosting right now along this leading-edge pushing out toward into harperving county as well and will continue to move used through the rest of the afternoon. i would definitely go inside and try to stay out of this line of rain. they could have some stronger winds and we also have to worry about a slight chance for severe weather. we of seen stronger winds out of the storm into southern maryland, virginia as well. indianhead in clinton, severe warnings come out with them, prompting those warnings because of the stronger winds. it is definitely a possibility. you don't want to be caught outside in this line. this entire line of rain is with a cold front. rain stretches all the way back. it is the leading edge that is

the heaviest and will continue to march you through the rest of the afternoon, eventually clearing out from west to east. short-lived event, but we do have a tornado watch for the leading edge of the storm. it includes the baltimore metro area into the eastern shore until five: -- 5:00 p.m. the warning has already ended for frederick county. for the eastern shore, that is still a concern to released 5:00 p.m. stronger wind gusts, about 30 miles per hour at the airport, 26 in easton, 28 miles per hour in cambridge. that is ahead of the storm just with the cold front itself. some of these individual thunderstorms could maybe produce severe weather criteria of 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds, capable of causing some damage. that is why we want you to take this seriously. the front will continue to build to the east to the rest of the afternoon. i 3:00 p.m., and may just be moderate rain around baltimore. we may be getting out of the intense stuff. the rain will continue to move

down toward ocean city for the rest of the commute and continue to move off the coast. behind us, a big drop in the temperatures. you can see how they are falling already, 60 six of the airport, 64 in gaithersburg, still low 80s across the eastern shore. you can see the cold air behind this front with 50s at stake college and buffalo as well. we have already reached our highs for the day, mid-70s. falling temperatures the rest of the afternoon. we drop into the 50s for the overnight temperatures. the rain will be ending and cooler conditions tomorrow. sunshine tomorrow, but will we have to watches the cold front may come back up to the north, going into the middle of the week. it would may because some rain wednesday in her friday. that is something we will keep in mind. tomorrow, a much drier day. medical alert, having one baby is a handful, having twins even crazier. but one mom is facing a challenge she never expected. >> never did i think we would

have to little babies with cancer. the roller quite coaster the last six weeks. >> they're identical twins are both battling neuroblastoma, a cancer from immature nerve cells. the tiny babies began chemo just 10 days old and scheduled for continued chemo the neck six months. the case is extremely rare. there've only been about 10 similar cases since the 1950s. in a report from the trust for america's health finds prescription drug abuse is enormous in the u.s., but most dates are not doing enough to fix the problem. the report rated each state on its compliance with 10 strategies to curb prescription drug abuse and 28 states use two usedn six and only all 10. maryland scored six out of 10, but also had the 32nd highest drug mortality rate in the u.s. id laws, monitoring programs and dr. education were some programs considered. peyton manning with papa john's,

lebron james with mcdonald's and coke. a new study in the journal pediatrics found teens are more exposed to these junk food endorsements more than any other group, and it comes from the mouths of their favorite athletes. sports favorites seen fit and healthy themselves, but then pedal and healthy food options. doctors say that sends mixed messages to kids. findings,ntradictory new study from brigham young university's just constantly looking at mills on social media sites like instagram, facebook, and pinterest may leave you without an appetite. researchers asked participants to look at 60 photos of various foods then fed them peanuts. the ones who looked at a lot of pictures of salty foods were less likely to enjoy the salty snack all stop sign to say it is a classic example of sensory boredom. even though you haven't actually eaten the food, you're already over it does by looking at pictures of it. that never happens to me. coming up next, your lottery

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tracking some heavy rains. >> very heavy rain, also concerns for strong thunderstorms and wins. the rain will taper off this evening, especially around the commute time. for the east shore, it lingers a little longer. 60s wednesday thursday. >> thank you for joining us.

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