i am ashamed and embarrassed. all of us should be. >> i am not drawing any lines in the sand. it is time for us to sit down and resolve our differences. >> president obama is still refusing to negotiate. >> stop the excuses and take a vote in the house. let's put people back to work. canous negotiations proceed. >> and the debt ceiling to avoid default. >> some house republicans are reported to raise the borrowing limit in terms of meaningful talks. >> in the last 20 minutes, john

boehner responded to president obama's comments. his main point is that he is disappointed the president will not negotiate over the partial shutdown. the only way to avoid the impending debt ceiling is for both sides to sit down and have a conversation. say theyl prosecutors took money from outside vendors and paid them for inflated invoices. thousands of of dollars were involved in this scheme. >> investigators say the new jersey man that set himself on fire at the national was not making a political statement but had been battling a mental illness for a long time. john constantino died after pouring a canister of gasoline on himself. it happened friday afternoon at the air and space museum.

says the nature of his mental illness is a personal matter and not an issue of public concern. newly unsealed court documents said that no motive was found after searching the car of a connecticut woman after she tried to ram her car through a white house barrier. they found a lockbox containing a passport and foreign currency with a connecticut drivers license. the significance of those items are unknown. last thursday, she was shot to death. her daughter was inside the car but not hurt. >> charging sailors with crimes. the unidentified supervisors will appear for an official arraignment tomorrow. drowned earlier this year at the underwater weapons

testing facility known as the super pond. >> back to cool october temperatures after 40's in the morning. stuck in the mid 60's for most areas. 63 down around cambridge. downtown baltimore at 69 degrees. so far, the clouds are not producing rain. a low pressure system is likely to bring us much needed rain tomorrow and perhaps continuing through the rest of the week. >> some call it one of the it opensriumphs. today, home to more than 30 shops and restaurants. we are live on boston street with more. >> what a great day for

baltimore city. they are getting some pretty big names in retail. this ceremony behind me here where state and local government officials say they have talked to a number of residents down here. did you ever think you would see the day where something like this would be down here? >> absolutely not. >> something she never could have imagined. the $100 million shopping complex anchored by big names like the loft, dsw, and target. it a pipe dream, a proposed retail development on the side of the old exxon terminal. but that was then and this is

now. abraham rosenthal told 11 news several years ago that retailers began lining up. >> we went to the annual real we hadconference and probably three times as much interest in the project as far as square footage is concerned. the complex is impressive. >> it is nice to have everything that i would come and shop for during my lunch time and even when i am off work. store.et is my favorite it has been really fun to hear that this opened. >> and there is the one store everyone is talking about. ustarget team leader told

that the one in canton is one of their bigger models. 135,000 square feet with fresh grocery, starbucks, clinic, and pharmacy. >> all kinds of faces -- places to eat. >> why would you ever have to leave the city again based on all the retailers that were here? we could not be any more proud to be up front for the billboard with our first location. idea,give you an according to officials, they had the biggest opening day in the company's history. a lot of folks are wondering about the target. they will have a soft open in a couple of minutes with a grand opening on sunday.

what you could not see was all the shopping bags at his feet. >> a theater set for a big reopening at the end of the week. >> what it took to get it back up and running. big and in bad shape. it really ugly. a vacant building in a dominant place. honoring a baltimore legend. coming up.

now, it will from be lights, camera, action. the landmark is reopening after months of intense renovation by the same company that operates the charles theater by penn station. iny poured $3 million repairs and upgrades funded through personal loans, a state grant, and a city loan. they will get things going and feature the film hairspray as well as a number of first-run films. we have not gotten a chance to look inside yet, but we know it includes multiple big screens and a wine bar. tonight for one

of the most beloved athletes. >> a member of the nfl hall of fame now has a baltimore county street named after him. it's about time is what a lot of people say. the greatest running backs ever to play in the nfl. johnnie unitas drops a perfect bomb tell anymore who pulls it in for his 15th touchdown of the year and the 13th straight game in which he has scored a touchdown. legend thatre colts scored touchdowns and set records. >> 18 games in a row with a touchdown. to honor their hero, a man that meant so much to baltimore and this community. he is their champion on and off the field. a legend here in the state of

maryland. i am here because my dad was a diehard colts fan. as good as a football player he was, a better man. got the ball, i never saw him run a straight line. he was always bobbing and weaving. i don't think anybody caught him from behind. >> you know how much people love you. >> and i love how i came up. makes me appreciate all of this. this much more than you can imagine.

>> and finally, the unveiling. it is now letting more way. it is an honor well-deserved. >> now, your forecast. >> the hot and humid weather a couple weeks ago is just a memory. we are back in two full-blown fall mode. probably will have to add a little rain into the mix to keep temperatures down a bit. only 64 degrees at this hour. cambridge under some thick cloud cover with western maryland struggling just a bit with the 60 degree mark. not producing rain in our area yet. partly to mostly cloudy overnight.

with a northeast breeze. theto the forecast over next couple of days, high pressure to the north towards new england and low pressure counterclockwise means wind will be coming out of the east and northeast bringing moisture off of the ocean for the next several days which tends to keep us cloudy, cool, and occasionally wet. tropical storm karen is mixed in a wetll of that equaling and cloudy weather pattern. next front off to the north and west. they will have to deal with this weather pattern. overcast skies continuing and there are some showers on the screen here especially from baltimore south down in southern maryland and parts of virginia.

to tomorrow night and thursday and probably will take us into friday as well. we will still have the onshore flow. rain ornd maybe light drizzle will carry us into saturday morning. the marathon underway, it is not bad for runners but for people, it might be uncomfortable watching. wind out of the northeast, a small craft advisory in effect. coming out of the northeast with three foot waves and water temperatures in the low 70's. far enough away from that offshore storm to keep the weather drive. so we will have some sunshine.

the rain should be east on the other side of the mountains. the dry weather will continue. rain chances start tomorrow afternoon and continue into thursday. highs only in the 60's. there is the potential here for an inch or two of rain coming through. they be in the saturday morning. back to partly cloudy skies monday and tuesday. there is a pretty good chance this teacher from baltimore county could be leading the way. >> remaining on the rebound for now. realtors tonight

at 6:00. it is putting the fund back in the game for an awful lot of people

caree global health company has announced a newly developed malaria vaccine that could help protect children for a year or more. cutses show this vaccine the number of malaria cases in half after 18 months. it was only 25% of effective among infants. experts believe the vaccine when paired with the use of mosquito nets, insecticides and anti- malaria drugs will save many of the 660,000 people that die from malaria every year. people in 18 states have gotten sick after eating chicken contaminated with salmonella.

they are from foster farms in california. no recalls have been issued but the products were distributed in california, oregon, and washington. reps say that they can't conduct investigations and lab work to try to link outbreaks across state lines. months into a federal investigation, health officials have identified infants they say may have been exposed to eight tuberculosis. baby hadew that a tuberculosis until it was too late. the baby's mother and twin died shortly after birth. the child was tested and quarantined. hundreds of parents and children's are out there possibly carrying the disease including joseph boswell and his son who was born prematurely.

don't want to see myself or my son or jessica died. >> for hospital staff members have tested positive. >> the academic market is tilted in favor of a white institutions. historically black colleges and universities are being shortchanged. of vacantty full buildings, what really stands out? that story, next. >> live in new york where americans continue to play catch-up in one area of education. that story, next.

[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> right now, a community eyesore. it will it do the trick to attract a buyer? stabilizing a well-known vacant building. >> it sits in a very prominent spot. but will the money really pay

off? jayne miller has the story live in the newsroom. >> a good example of the challenge in baltimore. horrible neighbors for the people that have to live near them. >> as the vacant buildings go, this one is a champion. falling apart and very prominent. dwight harris is a neighbor and mighty frustrated for how long he has had to live with the building in the current state. >> beginning to collapse. >> the homes are distinctive for their architecture and the city doesn't want to tear down the one on the corner even though it has been long vacant and a terrible eyesore. part of an important baltimore's historic fabric.

admits he might need rose colored glasses to envision that but the building has yet to make a comeback despite one sail after another. building sold for $95,000 in 2003. in june of 2005, 100,000. five months later for 381,000 lai. 475,000sold for dollars. in 2010, the property was gutted. it and itity fought was really going to be a boarding house. went to court to get the property in the hands of someone else. >> into the hands of somebody

capable, we give that person an .pportunity >> the cost of rehab is so high. spending $85,000 to stabilize the property. believes it is a wise use of taxpayer money because of the properties location. >> it is the doorstep of a community. oldest in the country, it creates a market for this building. any time,raid that at this building may collapse. looking at this building for quite some time. >> the listed owner of the

property told us the collapse of the housing market caused his plan for the building to stumble. he got an insurance payment after the fire and used it to pay off the loan. >> here is a look at some of the other big stories we are following. havoc, and iting still is. captain roy taylor what is the latest? >> they have gotten it shut down and you are looking at the area between the parkway. we have video to show you what it looks like earlier and you can see why it was such a major problem. they tell us it is a 24 inch water main that is the main transition line. it is not affecting customers whatsoever.

trying to use the avenue as a thorough fair will be affected because it will be used for some time until they figure out how much damage is done for the road. down between the parkway and old harford road. >> shortchanged is how one judge thes maryland has treated historically black colleges. found the maryland higher education commission duplication of programs was unnecessary. a practice that puts the black schools at a competitive disadvantage and has segregated of affects. they recommended the coalition for equality begin mediation to remedy the situation.

adults and not just students don't measure up to their international peers. it is a hot topic at the education summit. the education nation headquarters with more on that story. >> america scored well below australia, canada, and finland. president college says that we should not be surprised. stressing the fundamentals of reading and math. >> discussed during a session on keeping up with the competition in the workforce. interview, they said the shortcomings have a lot to do with economics. to close what i call the opportunity gap in the

country. it is far too wide. they seemed to agree. >> a large percentage of americans are from low income families do not have an education and the opportunity to learn to read and think vertically. >> that is why there is even greater need, but the results are not being dismissed who says that is why new standards are so important. >> we have to stop playing catch-up. we don't do a good job of playing catch-up. >> for the future of our country, we are seeing that the older americans are going to be retiring soon.

>> a new tool to help parents cope their children with school work. no ticket and no boarding pass? no problem. a nine-year-old boy got in the air undetected. will tell you more about this young mastermind and how he planned a nearly flawless getaway. >> day eight of the government shutdown, the president called the house speaker to talk. but as anything changed?

ñóñó

>> we are learning more about the nine-year-old boy that managed to sneak onto a vegas bound delta flight last week. confidentiala memo, the stowaway is known as a challenging child to protective

services. they say the boy made a test run the day before. rail to thelight airport and grabbing a random bag off of the carousel. he is know working with authorities to find out what happened and it is reviewing policies and procedure to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. athlete aref an demanding answers after they got a letter calling their daughter overweight. she is 5'3", 120 seven pounds and a star volleyball player. she was deemed overweight because of her body mass index. it requires students get health screenings at the start of the year and while this letter notes it might be skewed for athletes, damagingts say it is to a child's self-esteem and can lead to health problems in the future. >> just nuts. if you think you are tracking

charges and fees on your account, guess again. >> customers have been paying an extra charges for things they never wanted or meant to sign up for. how you can avoid these great charges. >> a first-time charity golf event is helping raise funds for a wheelchair like golf cart. that story, straight ahead. pressure can bring somewhat weather back to baltimore. coming up. like a burden.

>> the impact of the government shutdown is impacting by the day. it appears one of the victims may have been kidnapped.

>> a charity golf tournament putting fun in the game for a lot of people. it will help them get on the course. >> g is a game of camaraderie.

>> it doesn't take long to realize there is something different about the way he plays the game. exposure to agent orange led to health problems including muscle the teary ration. he thought it was over for him until a friend suggested the classic golf courses where handicapped carts were changing the game. i can turn around wherever it happens to be. >> a nonprofit that runs five municipal courses. they are raising money to pay for cars. this event sold out. they also needed a new ramp here that was $25,000.

>> to be able to see him play again. >> i don't have words to describe how it can be actually playing. >> we make adjustments all the time. >> to be able to get out and play is just terrific. >> a new challenge at the big apple. laps for 48 hours in a special pool built just for this purpose. all of it is to benefit victims of hurricane sandy. guests numbers will jump in including olympian ryan locke he -- lochte.

three days ago, the high was 90 degrees and today we did not even get to 70. one degree cooler than average. at 91.ord high is up the record low below freezing. was 37ning low this day degrees. down at ocean city with cool october air. thinner clouds as you head to the north and west. that is where we will see the chili is temperatures overnight tonight. fall isbably won't fast, so we will go from 56

around the harbor to about 46 overnight. that is a combination that struts update -- sets up a strong east and northeast wind. we expect to see a lot of cloud cover. not producing rain but by this time tomorrow afternoon, it looks like that low pressure system will be pushing rain into southern maryland and spreading back toward baltimore in the afternoon. possibility of moderate to heavy rain at times. remnants of tropical storm karen mixed in. it may well give us an inch or two of rain tomorrow night and into thursday or friday morning. the onshore flow will continue. trapping moisture right in the beginning of the weekend. to 68, afternoon showers, a

sunrise at 7:11. a small craft advisory in effect. that wind gusts to 25 knots. western maryland far enough away with the low-pressure storm to enjoy some sunshine tomorrow. dry.oks like it will stay cool fall temperatures. for rainr the chance beginning tomorrow afternoon on the shore. areas will be breezy, cloudy, and wet for the next few days. a chance for an afternoon shower, bits of rain on thursday and friday. by the time the ravens are

playing we are back to partly cloudy skies. >> in tonight consumer alert, most households will pay more for heat this winter. about 13%e cost rise from a year ago to an average of $679 for the season. the average bill for heating oil customers should drop for the winter months. homes relying on electricity will pay two percent more. credit and debit card users are dishing out hundreds of dollars in next or charges for services they never wanted or meant to sign up for. are is because consumers not paying enough attention to their statements and are missing the charges that don't exceed $20. >> one is the free to pay model. later charged on a

monthly basis. >> when trying to cancel a subscription, the service will offer the ability to pause the program for you. they don't tell you it will more than likely reactivate itself within 30 days. avoid this iso pay cash when you can and avoid hitting your credit card information for anything that says free. benjamin franklin's image gets a facelift, making them easier to authenticate it harder to duplicate. a host of new security features that reveals a series of the number 100. the inkwell on the front, you see a green bell on the inside. there is a watermark of ben franklin. it is the most common currency after therculation one dollar bill.

>> the kids come home from school and you go to help them with their homework and you don't know what it means. top academic leaders want to make sure you are up for that challenge. final live report from education nation headquarters. a baltimore teacher with a big goal this weekend. why after a decade by elite runners from africa, baltimore might just be the one to break the tape on saturday.

>> a reason to step outside on saturday and cheer is how the marathon leaders run past you. to draw elite runners from around the world. the guy in the league this year could be a teacher from baltimore. >> this maryland middle school teacher just might run away with the whole thing on saturday. a science teacher at the garrison forest school. really cool to win the marathon. >> he won the last four years in a row. gave this city the thrill of a lifetime. >> he emerged as the front-

runner and led the race through mile 11. >> they said i had over one minute of a lead. maybe i can hold on. >> he can run. this has been his race from the beginning. even through some of the areas where you would not expect to see people cheering, they were yelling, goat, teacher. is still the best finish ever for a maryland resident. he took last year off for an injury but will be back this year where there is no purse for the african runners that normally dominate this side here. any prize money, i think it is a really good opportunity to win. week andg 90 miles a bringing his own cheering

section. arezen from his team entering with this advice. >> it hurts for everyone. they think it doesn't hurt but it does for everybody. you can probably push a little bit more. >> a running mantra for those that love this sport. even if he doesn't break the tape, he is clearly on his way to building a running legacy in baltimore. try to wind, he will his fifth race for the cure. he will try to make it on the olympic marathon team. he will try not to accomplish in baltimore because of the hills. complete coverage of the running festival starting saturday morning with live exclusive coverage at 7:55.

we cover the exciting activity the next 3 hours on wbal tv 11. a great day. 5:00. all for us at in washington, day eight of the government shutdown. continues,d-forth but has anything changed? what effect is it having on the rebounding housing market in e they tell you their concerns. >> human trafficking, prostitution, and death threats. suspects in custody from separate cases. >> live, local, latebreaking. 11 news at 6:00 p.m.

sit down andng to have a conversation or aren't we? require hanging the threats of government shutdown or economic chaos. budget showdown in washington continues tonight. we are now eight days into the partial shutdown and a possible default on the federal debt is nine days away. is live in the newsroom at how this is impacting the housing industry. let's get the latest from washington. >> the president and house speaker were on the phone this morning and later this afternoon. the two sides still at an impasse and in disagreement with over how to break it. president obama said he is happy to talk to republicans once they reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling.

we will not pay a ransom for america paying its bills. >> once again calling on the president to negotiate. >> if there is unconditional surrender, he will sit down and talk to us. >> he is not going to bring a straightforward budget will to the floor. >> we are trying to figure out why they won't let us have a vote. worried that reasonable republicans will join democrats to pass legislation to open the government? they restored funding to select parts of the government. >> building common ground to restore services as we possibly can. >> those measures are doomed to fail in the senate. they don't want the transparency. they do not want the responsibility.

>> house republicans are proposing a bipartisan panel to negotiate an end to the shutdown. >> the president indicated a willingness for a short-term budget deal. wouldr boehner said there be no deal without negotiations. working on thes bill that raises the debt limit. that particular bill is expected to raise the debt ceiling by about one trillion dollars that will carry the nation through the 2014 election. but republicans are not expected to support it without spending cuts. is impacting the housing market with many potential homebuyers questioning if their mortgage loans will be approved.

>> homebuyers are wondering if they can still get financing and if federal agencies will verify their income and who they are. >> the housing market has shown tremendous improvement since the foreclosure crisis. uncertainty is building again in the marketplace because of the federal government shutdown. he and his fiancée started searching for a house a few weeks ago. i am sure something is going to happen. the financial package and the resources available will be impacted. of people are unsure of what will be happening with financing. that is something they are unsure about in the market right

now and they want to know that they will have cash to be able to get financing for the houses they desire. >> even bigger impact on government employees. for heris a problem because we started working together six months ago. we started the search a week ago and she just contacted me to say i am very sorry, but i am being furloughed again. >> is my financing going to be affected? they have all said that unless it is a government program. downey anticipate a slow because the government shutdown will verify the borrower's identity. >>