harford road and perring parkway. customers with cloudy, brown or tinted water should let the water run until it clears up. >> an update in the hunt for baltimore city's latest public enemy number one. city police have named christopher goode as a person of saturday saturday on m3from street in south baltimore. he is wanted in connection with a stabbing on sydney avenue last month and in indented and in ohio. authorities believe he is in the baltimore area. anybody with information is asked to call 911. >> officials are looking into whether payroll services in maryland should be regulated. the state commission will meet again this month to continue studying the payroll services industry. companies often use to collect and pay their taxes. the commission will focus on ways to prevent fraud by payroll services companies. the study comes on the heels of an investigation this year into a belair based accupay which

allegedly took money from dozens of businesses but did not pay their full tax bills. >> we are not going to pay a ransom for america paying its bills. there is one simple way of doing it and that is congress going in and voting. >> the president said if there is unconditional surrender by republicans, he will sit down and talk to us. that is not the way our government works. >> feeling optimistic about an end to the partial government shutdown? you just heard the back-and- forth today between president obama and house speaker john boehner. the budget battle continues. the deadline to increase the debt ceiling is creeping ever closer. that deadline to extend the borrowing authority is a little more than a week away. in terms of the shutdown, some more federal workers are back on the job at the cdc to respond to a salmonella outbreak. officials say they have recalled more than 200 garrison workers who were on furlough because of

the role they play in preparing service members for duty. one big side effect of the shutdown that has come to light involves the families of fallen u.s. military personnel. >> service members killed since october 1 will not get automatic death benefits during the shutdown. $100,000 is usually paid within 36 hours of death. it helps to cover funeral costs or transportation. the pentagon says the shutdown means there is no authority to pay that money. congressional members on both sides of the aisle expressed outrage and said legislation tomorrow will fix this oversight. >> the shutdown is also impacting the housing market with many potential homebuyers questioning if their mortgage but will be approved. local realtors say they anticipate a slow down backlog of bank loan approval. that is because the government shutdown is delaying information needed from social security and the irs to verify a borrower's identity and income.

>> a lot of people are unsure of what is going to be happening with their financing. that is something that is unsure in the market right now. they want to know if they are coming to the table, if they have cash, are they going to be able to get the financing for the houses? .com,cording to wallethub maryland is ranked sixth of states hardest hit by the shutdown. >> president obama has made his pick for who should succeed ben bernanke as chair of the federal reserve. history could be in the making. the president will nominate janet yellen to the post officially tomorrow. yellen would become the first woman to have the powerful fed. she emerged as the leading candidate after lawrence summers withdrew last month in the face of rising opposition. >> a connecticut woman killed after leading police on a chase and the u.s. capitol was carrying a passport and foreign currency at the time. authorities found that in a lockbox.

that is according to court documents filed today. other items found in the lockbox include keys, a drivers license, a social security card, hospital discharge documents, a lease agreement, mail documents, and an uncashed check for nearly $1800. police shot her last week after they say she rammed a barricade and a police cruiser during a wild chase. >> a 20-year-old driver is facing jail time for allegedly texting behind the wheel and killing another driver. public safety advocates say the case demonstrates that distracted driving has become an epidemic. tonight, we have a simulation that shows just how quickly a glance at your phone can lead to very serious trouble. kerry cavanaugh is live. she has the very latest for us. >> records show that distracted driving is to blame for nearly half of the fatal crashes on maryland roads. that drivers still aren't getting the message.

matt got a crash course on the impact of distracted driving as he navigated a simulator complete with pop-up text messages. >> it was really really hard. >> he crashed right away on his first try. it was smooth sailing once he ignored the messages. the consequences are real out on the road. police say 20-year-old elizabeth myers was texting on route three back in march when she encountered a young father riding a motorcycle. >> as she was text inc. and driving, she was obviously distracted. she did not see an approaching motorcyclist who was driving on a favored roadway. he certainly had the right-of- way. >> jonathan roberts died. police charged myers with sex crimes including negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle. investigators -- six crimes including negligent manslaughter by motor vehicle. investigators say she had one

hand on the wheel, the other on her phone. >> there is no phone call that is so important. there is no message that is so urgent that needs to be sent. casee is hopeful myers's will drive home the point that distracted driving is more than a minor offense. >> we are happy to see that anne arundel county is basically using all of the legal tools given to them and really pursuing this case in an aggressive manner. >> public safety advocates fear that drivers will continue to think there is no harm in sneaking a peek at their phones. matt learned his lesson in the simulator and police are prepared to cite drivers who don't obey the new ban on hand- held cell phone use. >> it is a bad habit that has touched all four corners of our society. from that, we tend to think, this can never happen to me. special exception in the state law that allows police officers to use hand-held cell phones behind the wheel.

tonight, the police chief tells us he is extending the ban to his extender -- entire force. reporting live, kerry cavanaugh. >> up next, why eight members of congress were arrested today. >> a new twist involving the violent confrontation between a group of acres and the driver of an suv. >> could a crashproof car become a reality? new technology one automaker is hoping to bring to the market. >> you may see more of him and his buddies in one maryland county. >> cool temperatures and some rain headed this way. the seven-day forecast up next.

>> 200 people were arrested during an immigration rally including a democratic numbers of congress. they joined thousands of others at the rally for immigrant dignity and respect demanding congress take up comrades at immigration legislation. those arrested were blocking a main street near the capital. in new york, an undercover police officer has surrendered to authorities in connection with that motorcycle gang attack on the driver of a range rover 90s i will. -- nine days ago. he was seen smashing the back window of that vehicle when the driver was inside. who was part of an undercover operation didn't come forward until three days later telling investigators he wasn't involved. he will face riot and criminal mischief charges. four bikers have been charged in the case. >> don't be surprised if you see

a black bear during your travels. natural resource officials say there were 40 sightings of black bears in the county last year. there were only 14 settings in in 2008. it appears the black bears are recolonizing the population, moving from west to east. this is the time of year when you can expect to see the bears as they search for food before hibernating for the winter. officials want to remind marylanders that black bears are not typically harmful, but if you see them use caution and avoid them. >> that is why i live on the 14th floor. ever fear that you might accidentally hit somebody walking in the road, hate parallel parking? ford is testing out new technology that could solve those problems. aid,ully assisted parking a driver can stand outside his or her car, push a button and watch it park itself. ford says that obstacle

avoidance technology will warn a driver as it affects slow-moving objects or obstacles in the lane ahead. if you don't stop or steer away, the car will do it for you. right now, the technology is being tested on a ford focus and could the insurer remodels within five years. -- in showroom models within five years. according to usa today, you may soon have the option as paypal unveils something called a payment code. shoppers check in with their smartphones at a store with her paypal app and when it is time or number pops up in the phone. store employees can scan that phone. then you are out the door with your purchase. deals has struck in-store with several big retailers including home depot. >> if you're looking for somewhere to shop till you drop,

visit the new canton crossing shopping center. the new site is home to some 30 shops and restaurants including a dsw, the loft and target. many seemed excited for the new complex which was once the site of the old exxon terminal. >> it is really nice. you have your target, your dsw, everything that i would come and shop for during my lunchtime. it is just convenient. >> i just moved here about three months ago. target is my favorite store and loft is my favorite store. it has been really fun to hear that this opens. >> officials say more stores are expected to open in the coming days. >> now, your 11 insta weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the warm pattern continues in the middle of the country but it is cool in the pacific northwest

and the mid-atlantic northeast. rather mild day up in minneapolis today. hot stuff in the deserts. warm and muggy across much of florida in the mid to upper 80's. cool fall weather in the northwest and northeast. here, a degree below normal with a high of 68 degrees. 47, the low this morning. probably not quite as cool in most areas tomorrow morning because of the cloud clever blanketing the region, trapping the heat of the day. it is getting: westminster -- cool in westminster. les cloud cover out here. that is where the coolest temperatures will be. you can see the thick overcast now from baltimore south and east. no rain under these clouds yet. by this time tomorrow night, that may change. 46 in the coolest suburbs by morning. 56 downtown. wind out of the northeast at 5- 10 miles per hour. that east northeast breeze will

be critical for our forecast the next few days. high pressure moving into new england, cool and dry up there. low pressure developing off the south atlantic coast. in between the two, that flow is steady on the east northeast. that means moisture flows in off the atlantic. tropical muster with this low because it is the remnants of what was once tropical storm karen. now it is just low pressure. it has that moisture and the new moisture coming in off the ocean. that he was a cloudy, cool and wet weather pattern for us. continues to spread westbound into all of central and eastern maryland for thursday into friday. . of light rain may continue with that east breeze taking us into friday night and early saturday morning. once that low sits in off the coast, it is going to be tough to get out from underneath the clouds. 63 to 68 tomorrow. mostly cloudy, shower chances go up in the afternoon and evening.

wind out of the northeast at 10- 50 miles per hour. a breezy day on the day. gusts could go up to 25 knots. expect 2-3 foot waves. , the autumnland glory festival kicking off tomorrow, continuing through the weekend. they are far enough west so they avoid the rain but it probably will be a cloudy day on thursday and friday. eastern shore locations, look for some showers tomorrow. periods of rain thursday, coastal areas windy and wet by wednesday afternoon and especially into thursday and friday. seven-day forecast, it gets cloudy, temperatures stay down. rain chances go up tomorrow night, thursday. off and on rain into friday. drizzle on saturday morning and clearing out so by sunday, partly cloudy at about 70 degrees. trading places on and off the roster.

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>> three days after the raisins -- ravens cut a wide receiver to

make room, the team made the same move in the opposite direction. today they are bringing back stokely. this kind of roster juggling speaks to the week-to weak -- nature of the game. chance he finds his way back on the roster by sending us an game against the packers. without him, they only have two tight ends. you can forgive him if he doesn't feel like he has deep roots in baltimore since he has been cut three times this season. hard to say what kind of shape we will find the terps football team in. maryland has a better record than virginia going into the game. the turks have last week's debacle to move past after losing 63-0 on the road. a lot of terps liability will have to do with availability of

the quarterback who suffered a concussion. will makethey terps the decision on whether or not brown plays this week. with or without, maryland has to make that last week's embarrassment doesn't turn into emotional baggage that could pull down the rest of the season. we don't think they are 63 points better than us. there are a lot of things we could have done differently. i think we lost that game mentally but, it is unfortunate, but that game is in the past. we are just trying to get that out of our system and get ready for virginia. >> the terps basketball season will open up in one month. marilyn hopes this season ends a three-year run. maryland will have to adjust to the departure of center alex len who left school early for the nba. plenty of talent including three juniors. evan, theydeswell,

hope a strong close to the last season translates into a fast start for the season. >> i think what the acc -- making did for us the run, being a very good alabama team on the road. it was big for us. we realize that we could be really good teams late in the season. we have a lot of good winds down the stretch. we have some bad losses but some riveted winds. that gave us a lot of confidence. >> the tampa bay rays trying to force the fifth and final game against the boston red sox. red sox up two games to one. boston leads tampa 2-one in the eighth. tiger is facing possible elimination today. chris up the middle.

4-3 oakland. victor martinez, the ghost reaches out, touches the ball before it gets to the stands. home run. looks like fan interference. gary darlington replay shows the outfielder wouldn't have made the catch. bottom of the eighth, two run double. tigers when it an advance to the alcs within 8-6 win. >> anytime you see a fan interference, you think orioles- yankees. -- it wasn'ted out as egregious this time around but it still should have been fan interference. >> what can you do? >> complain. >> stay with us. tom is up next with the seven- day forecast after this.

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>> jay: thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. [ cheers and applause ] hey, this is kind of interesting. california governor jerry brown has signed some new legislation. i believe it's the first in the country. he just passed a bill allowing children in california to have more than two legal parents. [ laughter ] more than two. is that new, really? here in l.a. a lot of kids get a new mommy, what, every three or four years? that doesn't seem -- actually the governor also signed a bill allows illegals in california to practice law. well. [ laughter ] you thought a lot of americans wanted to close the border before? wait till lawyers start sneaking across. oh, my god! [ laughter and applause ] hey, and delta airlines has a

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