money. police in howard county stepped in when the victim reportedly showed up at a sykesville fire station asking for help. in a case of a 24-year-old rhode island woman, woman says the man kidnapped her and forced her to have sex for money. the woman told police she escaped the kidnapper at a gas station. officers later arrested the two suspects. and still no word on baltimore city latest public enemy number one, but detectives believe he may be connected to another crime. police have named christopher good as a person of interest in the shooting on saturday. it happened on elm street in south baltimore. he is also wanted in connection with a grisly stabbing last month and a violent incident in ohio. police believe he is still in the baltimore area. if you see him, you are urged to call 911 immediately. x there may be some faint signs of progress today as washington tries to find a way out of the government shutdown.

the ordealay nine of and some republicans are suggesting spending plans without changing the affordable care act. mean how -- meanwhile, the house is retired -- trying to restore death benefits for troops killed in action. >> the debt ceiling deadline is not changing, just eight days away. nine days into the government shutdown and house speaker john boehner insists there will be no unconditional surrender by republicans. >> that is not the way our government works. >> but other gop lawmakers are sounding more spin silly it or if. -- more conciliatory. congressman paul ryan talked about concessions without changing obamacare. withs talked about dealing the debt ceiling. >> that could be the way we are going. >> the house is moving on one of the more outrageous aspects of the shutdown. soldiers areallen

getting iou's instead of burial and travel expenses. >> i cannot see how this will be of benefit. i will never understand it. >> defense secretary chuck hagel made plans to pay his respects to troops killed in afghanistan as they made their final return to u.s. soil. he says they will help those grieving families until the government starts writing checks again. >> still ahead, coming together over coffee. hoping a is hot -- is free cup of joe might inspire an end to the government shutdown. but first, alarming details about the path of a nine-year- old who snuck onto a delta jet this weekend. this weekend. reports about people are stuck in very old habits

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models for complex chemical systems, allowing scientists to understand and predict chemical processes. the team developed a way for a computer to examine the structure of a chemical and break down exactly what it does. >> they have enzymes they just put in the structure and you want to understand how this is happening, and then you could use it, for example, to design gloves. >> the winning professors have ties to harvard, stanford, and the university of southern california in los angeles. allegations of a troubled past for the nine-year-old boy who sneaked onto a plane over the weekend. he managed to sneak through at least two security checkpoints at minneapolis st. paul international airport. he has been in protective custody ever since. according to the minneapolis newspaper, there had been for child protection assessment on

the voice family since last year. he allegedly stole a car and was arrested on the highway just weeks ago. the boy's father is now speaking out. >> i don't have an angel. i have a nine-year-old. he has a behavior problem. >> child services officials report the boy claimed his mother held a knife to his throat. his mother has not yet spoken publicly, but a source close to the investigation confirms she works at the airport. coming up, details on the dangerous salmonella outbreak that has the cdc bringing employees back to work even though the government is shut down. >> here is our offshore storm. it does not look particularly large. the forecast is next. ocean city is already getting some of that rain. low 60's here in town. at the airport, only 59. inner har

>> as the world becomes more dependent on information, many people are turning to smart devices to monitor their bank accounts and bills. it may be convenient, but is it smart gecko we go over the security risk that cover high- tech thinking. >> since the arrival of the atm, the role of the traditional brick and mortar bank has been changing. we shifted from paper money to plastic, and now to digital numbers on your smart phone screen. customers can check ounces on

the go, transfer money between accounts, even deposit a check without a bank employee without ever touching it. >> we have come a long way. people are banking online, checking their accounts, taking command of their finances with more information. >> but that same information could be vulnerable to hackers. >> i think the banks really understand the risk involved. i'm not sure that everyone who uses a mobile device understands the power that device has. >> a recent study shows more than half of american adults are taking advantage of online and mobile banking, but anywhere access does not necessarily mean secured access. >> starbucks is a great place for coffee, not so much for banking. >> michelle of mcafee says you should never use open wi-fi networks for financial information. she also says you should check your privacy settings. another thing you could overlook is securing your password. >> don't leave your passwords in your contact lists, and if you

do, and you should not, and least not label it passwords. you are handing it to strangers. >> nbc news. >> start planning your thanksgiving travels now and be prepared to shell out more. according to travelocity, the average domestic round-trip will be about $415 including tax, up nearly seven percent from last year. and starting today, every day you wait to book him a you should expect your price to increase by five dollars. and if you need an afternoon kick, you could get it for free if you buy it -- buy a cup of joe for somebody else. star bucks is giving a free cup of coffee to those who pay it forward, saying that lawmakers should learn by example. consumers should connect with one another even as we wait for

our elected officials to do the same for the country. the coffee giant is offering a free tall brewed coffee on the promotion today through friday. the bank will not take over men's wearhouse, at least not yet. in the last few hours, the men's wearhouse rejected a 3.2 million dollar takeover bid, calling it highly opportunistic. executives said it would likely draw antitrust strewed -- scrutiny. payph a bank had offered to 36% above its closing stock price on tuesday. >> now the forecast with john collins. back in the air. we have a storm out over the coast coming in. not a nor'easter or anything like that, but it will be here in the next few days. here is the latest combination. the rain is not moving very quickly to the north, but will be during the afternoon. it might be closer to rush-hour

and maybe getting into southern pennsylvania at sunset or shortly after. it is a very small mover. still a few hours of dry weather before we actually get rainfall. rainfall, we had none in the past 24 hours. for october, we have had under an inch. but more importantly, since july, we have not had a lot of rain at all. july, august, september, and so far through october, we have only had 6.39 inches. that is almost six inches below normal. below normal.nch we could use some rain coming our way. look at the temperatures at the noon hour. ocean city, 65 degrees. get up in our area and north, temperatures only in the 50's. the northwest, skies are clear, temperatures got a little

chilly this morning, so they are recovering. storm. our over new england reaching back over the ohio river valley. here is our storm spinning around the combination, pulling the clouds and moisture off the atlantic ocean. this picture will be very similar tomorrow and the next day, and the next day as well. it will be with us for a couple of days. eventually into next week, a storm developing to the west will start to move in as well. although that will not be in any big hurry to get here. our forecast for this afternoon, 59-65 is a high temperature. northeast winds gusting to 25. small craft advisories on the bay. you can see the current winds in white gusting from the east to the northeast.

rain gets in here late this afternoon and this evening and then moving in overnight tonight. it will be kind of scattered. it could be some moderate rain in the area. that will continue for a couple of days. overnight tonight, low 50's and rain. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. how much rain? we might get close to an inch through morning. as we advance through the next two days, the heavier rains will be in virginia and closer to the mountains. we do have rain in the forecast for wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday. temperatures stay cool, only in the 60's for the highs and 50's for the lowes. then in the 70's with more sunshine next week. >> a federal -- a group of federal food safety workers are

back on the job this afternoon. they have been recalled from furlough to track a fast-moving salmonella outbreak rigged court -- related to chicken. we are in atlanta with this afternoon's medical alert. >> a high percentage of people getting sick are ending up in the hospital, and that is raising questions about whether the government could be doing more to stop this outbreak if it was not partially shut down. to work this money for some furloughed cdc workers on the job after a salmonella outbreak that involves seven strains. some appear to be resistant to antibiotics. since july, at least 270 eight cases in 18 states. dr. sadie out break is spreading -- doctors say the outbreak is running quickly. >> it does appear to be salmonella. >> the u.s. has traced it to raw chicken from three sites run by foster farms in california. theseoduct has one of

three inspection numbers and were mainly distributed to retailers on the west coast. this shopper is worried. >> i will stop eating chicken for a while, i think. >> still, foster farms is not recalling any chicken. the company says its products are safe to eat if properly handled and fully cooked. no deaths have been reported, but about 42% of patients have been hospitalized. sofelis is reported by cdc far may just be the tip of the ice borg -- the illnesses reported by cdc so far may just be the tip of the iceberg. cdc, an of the announcement said, we protected you yesterday, we cannot tomorrow. we are less safe. >> these outbreak shows the harm that can come if public health efficient -- officials are not working. >> the foodborne outbreak division is operating at about two thirds normal staffing

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>> here we go. along with the other great law givers of history, a sculpture of the prophet muhammad appears on the walls of what d.c. building? >> okay. >> okay. law givers of history, and i believe the only people that have to do with law are in the supreme court, so i'm going to say "c," supreme court, cedric. final answer. >> cheryl, you are correct. >> whoo! >> you are right. >> i need some big money, cedric. >> whoo! let it be some big money. let's start it out. >> okay. >> $15,000, yeah. yeah. >> so excited. >> nice. >> whoo, yes!

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