more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> you can track storms were ever you are with our smartphone app. you can also find an interactive radar and the most up-to-date forecasts on our website wbaltv.com. >> a baltimore man is facing charges of involuntary man's water in the death of a 16- month-old granddaughter. according to investigators, 55 -- the 55-year-old had intended to take his granddaughter sabrina to daycare, but instead, he drove to some in baltimore city and fell asleep. hours later when he went to pick her up at the day care center, he realized that she had been in his truck the whole time on an 89 degree day. the child was pronounced dead a short time later. a baltimore county authorities have ruled the death accidental, however, charges are being filed in baltimore city were investigators say the child died. >> several demonstrators showed up in front of city hall, venting their frustration after they say an investigation into the death of a man in police custody is taking too long. >> what we want?

when do we want it? >> the 44-year-old was arrested back in july for interfering with a police investigation and resisting arrest after a traffic stop. while in custody, he suffered a medical emergency and was taken to hospital where he later died. an investigation into his death is ongoing. >> a fourth person house now -- is not in charge and the legend bribery scheme at two baltimore area postal offices. post office managers at the waverly inn parksville branches have been charged with taking kickbacks from contractors. kai reed has details. >> it was a lot more than a mail sorting and delivery owing on it to baltimore area post offices, according to investigators. records detail a several month long investigation into a bribery and kickback scheme. >> the allegation is that they were receiving kickbacks from contractors who were doing business with the post office. >> investigators say that richard wright, the branch

manager at the waverley post office, and kimberly parnell took bribes from contractors from the landscaping and cleaning service. according to records, the contractors inflated their prices,. checks from the united states postal service for the bogus work, and gave the post office managers a cut of the proceeds. they are accused of turning in the phony inflated invoices to the usps. some is reflected in recorded conversations, the managers in some cases actually encouraged the contractors to raise the price of their would be more money to kick back. the work in many instances wasn't on. --shane anderson from alain from a landscaping company and another are also charged in the case. courtoctober 2007, records indicate that the usps data $419,000 for work and waverley and more than $30,000 at pikesville. during the course of the investigation, one of the contractor started working with the fbi. according to the criminal complaint, at one point wright

told a contractor, you need to text or call me because i need to get my loot. mine is not $5,700. i need my loot. taxpayers, we anticipate the money will go to legitimate purposes. i think it is particularly concerning when people realize that the money that is being spent by the post office in cases like this is going to waste. >> that was kai reed reporting. the branch managers eventually took tens of thousands of dollars in kickbacks. all four defendants have made their initial appearances in federal court. they could face federal indictments pending a decision by a grand jury. about a dozen roller coaster riders became the main attraction at universal studios tonight after they got stuck. the 12 person train stopped near the top of the first hill on the hollywood reprised -- rip ride. it took about two hours for the crews to clear passengers. officials say a glitch caused by the computers -- cause the

computers to going to safety mode. no injuries have been reported. a gunman opened fire at the courthouse in west virginia. the gunman was identified as a retired police officer and a u.s. marshall. from an 15-20 shots assault style rifle and a handgun. authorities say three security officers were hurt by flying debris. officials are working to determine a cause for that shooting. >> president obama wants janet yellen to be the next tier of the federal reserve during this pivotal time for the american economy. the president nominated the fed possibly stir to replace outgoing chairman ben bernanke. if confirmed by the senate, yellen would be the first woman to lead the world's most powerful central bank. she would also be the first democrat to run the fed in decades. yellen is known as a firm believer in the use of the fed policy to reduce unemployment. the u.s. is cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to egypt following president mohamed morsi's auster and the ensuing crackdown by the

military backed government. the state department did not specify the exact dollar amount, but overall, the u.s. provides an $.5 billion in aid each year to egypt. >> many were arraigned today in the connection with accidental deaths of two divers. first class james rollin and second class ryan harris drowned back in february. members of their unit base of virginia beach said the men died entangled.e became this past august, five sailors were given administrative punishment for their roles in the deaths with only one accepted. they are scheduled to stand trial in january. none has entered a plea. in tonight's medical alert, a warning from health officials in anne arundel county. the department of health in the county is confirming a case of rabies, this time a record in great health officials tell 11

news the animal was found at the gatehouse on monday. they are now asking anyone who had contact with the raccoon in that area to contact them. anyone who's pet has had contact should call animal control. repair work continues tonight after a water main break in parksville. the 24-inch pipe broke yesterday between old harbour road and perring parkway. traffic in both directions is now back open after the break forst road closures yesterday. dpw officials say holmes intimidation businesses in the area should not have water. >> it is not what is supposed to happen when you call and amulets. up next, what caused a 72-year- old woman to fall from a stretcher on a private ambulance. she later died. >> from stethoscope to microphone. dr. ben carson embarks on a new career. >> after a brief hiatus, local

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>> our i-team has led an investigation is underway in baltimore county after a 72- year-old nursing home patient fell off a stretcher while being put into an ambulance. >> she later died.

jayne miller has that story. happened sunday, september 15 when baltimore county medic 18 station off liberty road was called to a nursing home not far away for a female patient who was conscious but not alert. the patient was put on a stretcher, but while being loaded into the ambulance, something went wrong, housing the stretcher and patient to fall. a statement from baltimore county says the patient suffered minor injuries, but an incident report indicates advanced life support was provided and the woman's daughter says she suffered a head injury and died two days later on september 17. an autopsy has been done, according to the daughter, but the results are not complete. the county says an investigation is ongoing to determine why the structure fell. this video produced by the manufacturer shows how stretchers are supposed to lock when loaded into an ambulance so they don't slide out. we are told the structure may have failed and fallen in this case because it had previously been damaged, thus interfering

with its ability to lock in place. i'm jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. these incidents typically get reported to state emergency service officials. they were not alerted. they found out when jayne called them. >> john hopkins retired surgeon ben carson has a new gig, as a tv analyst grid fox news has hired the renowned surgeon to be a contributor. carson made his tv debut tonight. the network says he will be providing analysis and can -- and commentary. carson retired from hopkins in june after serving as the director of pediatric surgery at the hopkins children's center for 39 years. >> the senator theatre once brought hollywood heavyweights to baltimore. it is hoping to regain that magic when it reopens tomorrow. it has undergone some $3 million in repairs and renovations over the past few months, including multiple big screens and a wine bar. we got a sneak peek inside.

officials say opening night will feature the film "hairspray" from john waters. >> the proceeds for the reception will benefit the press contemporaries, which is a organization which promotes child and teen literacy in the city. >> you've >> got a soprano this theater. > we are so proud. it is a labor of love, but we have made it. >> the theater opened back in 1939. >> a lot of people audition for the show last month, but a gal named cal each oppressed he actually made the cut. we are talking about "who wants to be a millionaire." the 26-year-old is set to appear on the syndicated game show tomorrow afternoon. she told us that she loves watching game shows, but the non-one is a whole different story -- being on one is a whole different story. -- at home, it is easy to say, i know this question. when you are there, the bright lights. it is a lot of pressure. a lot more difficult than you would think.

>> of course, kelly could not tell us how she did on the show, but she said if she did win big, she would use the money to move out of her moms's basement and pay for a house. you can watch her compete on "who wants to be a millionaire?" tomorrow million -- tomorrow at 12:30. >> now your 11 instaweather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> temperatures are holding in the 50s in most areas and near 60 in downtown baltimore. temperatures are not going to change a lot for the next few days. we will stay relatively mild at night and cooler than normal during the day because of cloud and the rain. oakland, maryland dipped into the 40s. to the south and east where the clouds are thickest and the rain has been steady, still in the low 60s. today, thehall official high was 60 degrees. that is nine degrees cooler than average for this time of year. the low so far, 53 degrees. the normals, upper 40s for

lowe's, upper 60s for normal highs. wendy eight degrees on this day in 2001 -- 28 degrees on this day in 2001. five hundredths of one inch at bwi marshall. the rain is beginning to move in. we are below normal for the month and almost four and three- quarter inches below normal for the year. it will be kind of pesky with clouds and showers and cold temperatures the next few days. it is rainfall that we need. winds are gusting. the storm system on the outer bay of northglenn a has a tropical nature after tropical storm karen has mixed in with the storm. it will have some gusty winds, especially near the coast with the winds, unobstructed off the ocean. to 30 around salisbury. winds are gusting over 20 miles an hour near the bay and down into southern maryland. here comes the rain, spreading west and northwest right in off that ocean storm, which again is sitting south cape hatteras tonight. the rain covers much of north carolina, all of virginia, most of maryland, and parts of pennsylvania and southern new

jersey as well. it is here for a while. periods of rain overnight. temperatures not budging much. 10-15 miles per hour winds. there is a storm on the outer banks, but there is also high pressure to the north. in between these two, you have a that comes upd right against the mountains. the high is sitting up there. it is kind of blocking the movement of the storm up the coast. we will be dealing with this for a couple of days, in fact, probably right through the weekend. some start of this storm system will play a major role in our weather. wet stuff in the morning tomorrow, pushing back to the north and west as the day goes on. another batch or two of rain coming through in the afternoon. this time tomorrow night, we will probably still see quite a bit of rain on the radar screen across maryland. call it a wet day. 58-63 with northeast winds at 10-15 miles per hour. the winds were even stronger across the open waters of the day. it will pile the water on the western shore. the tide will be running above

normal with the persistent northeast wind. upwards of four foot waves on the open waters of the day. a small craft advisory is up. it's like chance that some of the showers get back into the western maryland mountains. it is kind of cloudy and cold weather out west. eastern shore rain chances, it is very likely there will be some rain the next two or three or four days on the shore. same thing at the coast. then you factor in strong winds coming off the ocean, a dangerous rough surf on the coastal areas, and higher than normal tides -- it is a plain old early-season nor'easter. it lasts for a while. our rain chances don't really taper off until sunday afternoon, which means the baltimore line festival and the football game over the weekend will probably have somewhat weather in the area. we break out of the system on monday and tuesday of next week as temperatures climb back into the 70s. -> not time - >> jay leno and jimmy fallon give us the rundown on what we can expect and late-night. >> a real fun show tonight.

whitney cummings on the program. we are cooking with ann romney. mitt might even show up. he is making -- she is making one of her -- his favorites. here is what is happening on jimmy fallon. will get to jimmy in a moment, as the ravens get ready to face aaron rodgers and the packers, they get an early jump on green bay in one critical area. more on that later in sports. >> it is america's favorite jackpot game. get ready, everybody. this is powerball. big jackpotve got a for you, worth an estimated $109.8 million. i hope you've got your tickets ready. good luck. it is time to play. with got the number nine, the number 38.

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>> now 11 sports with 11 sports director jerry sandusky. >> as the ravens dive into preparations for sunday's game against aaron rodgers and the packers, they have a noticeable edge in injury department. ring they has already listed two of it starting linebackers, clay matthews and brad jones out, out for sunday's game. the ravens will need all hands on deck to slow down rogers and the packers on sunday. green bay set a franchise record for most yards gained through its first four games in team history. the packers have the third highest scoring offense in the nfl this season, just behind denver and dallas. you know what happened to the ravens in the season opener against peyton manning and the broncos. sunday gives the ravens

defensive chance to show how far it has, against another explosive quarterback and offense. know, alignment, assignments, do our job. i think a lot of guys, the way you expose people, it is when you do too much. i think we have a great game plan. we are set for the challenge. game,lowing this week's jamaal mclain could return to practice. he said today, i will be back soon. he has reportedly received permission from doctors to resume football. he began the season on the physically unable to perform list. he cannot practice until the sixth week of the season, or in other words, after this week's game against the packers. the pittsburgh park -- pirates, maybe the sentimental favorite this year at the -- in the playoffs. they had to play against the

cards. the cardinals grabbed the early lead in the bottom of the second. david freeze, bullpen, a two-run home run, 2-0 st. louis. onepirates got there first -- their first run. the grounder bounced off first place. alvarez, safe. 3-1, pirates within two. the cardinals believed in hitting. matt adams, eight inning, gone. st. louis beats the pirates, six-one. the cardinals advance to the national league series, winning the best-of-five series, 3-2. as the terps men's basketball team begin preparation for the season, maryland hopes to return to the ncaa tournament. first, the terps face a good -- face a goodbye from the acc. while the school fights the --ference in court, the acc the terps will not face duke

were unc at the comcast center the season. you will only see them on the road. change may have an upside as well. we have a lot of great home games this year could we play syracuse. we play notre dame. we have a lot of great home games. anothery, we will start rivalry with somebody else. that is a great thing for us. fresh faces. the turk nation has another team to hit. [laughter] >> it is a good theory. it is not going to become a rivalry. they are leaving the acc. the get attached -- don't get attached. >> i have nothing to say. >> tom will be up next with the seven-day forecast.

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>> check on tom's forecast. >> rain and more rain. >> ok. >> and looks at the rain will go at least a little bit into the weekend. high temperatures, only in the 60s. lows in the 50s. finally, it will clear up as everybody had spectrumco monday. >> thank you for that thought. >> ok. [laughter] >> that's all for us for 11 news

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>> jay: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." well, folks, the stalemate continues. the two sides are miles apart, they are not even speaking to one another. but enough about kris kardashian and bruce. it's just terrible. [ laughter ] that's the big story that has shut down this town. bruce jenner and kris kardashian are splitting up after 22 years of marriage. [ audience oohs ] on the plus side, they made it 21 years and 42 weeks longer than kim's last marriage. [ laughter ] so that's something. [ cheers ]

yeah, kris jenner said today, even though they're separated, she doesn't know if she and bruce will get divorced. like the rest of us, she'll have to wait until the writers are done with the script for next season. [ light laughter ] oh, i didn't realize -- see what happens there. so, let's see. well, let's look at our kardashian situation. bruce is out, khloe and lamar look like they're going to split. in fact leave it to e! they've already created a show with bruce and lamar. but here, take a look. ♪ men men men men men men men men manly men men men one shoots the ball into a basket ♪ ♪ one who's face is all plastic one who's barely smokin' crack the other whose daughters are easy in the sack ♪ ♪ now their marriage is ending in failure so they find themselves in a trailer ♪ ♪ men men men men men manly

men men men men ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: hey, did you know this? today, wednesday, october 9th is national bring your teddy bear to work day. i felt so stupid, i thought it was wear your teddy to workday. [ light laughter ] i look like an idiot walking to the office this morning, i was the only one dressed. [ light laughter ] well, folks, according to the census bureau, since 2 2007 illegal immigration is decreasing. less and less people are coming here. here's how bad it's gotten. women in beverly hills now, a a lot of them forced to raise their own children. could you imagine? [ laughter ] [ rimshot ] [ cheers ] the horror. the horror. well, this came out today, american adults scored below the national average on math, reading and problem solving skills. do we need a test to know that we're not good at problem

solving? can't we look at these morons in washington and the shutdown to figure that out? [ cheers and applause ] exactly. exactly. we are not problem solvers. well, because of the shutdown, the department of homeland security has a new slogan. if you see something, remember what it is, and call us when we get back to the office. [ light laughter ] but, they said today, the government shutdown will not interfere with nasa's next mission to mars. isn't that ironic? we can go to mars. we can't go to the statue of liberty, but we can go to mars. [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] that's not a problem. you can't go to yellowstone -- oh, no. hey, rickey, what's the difference between the government and motel 6? >> rickey: i don't know. >> jay: motel 6 can afford to keep the lights on. hey! [ laughter ] [ cheers ] ♪ >> jay: i tell you. i tell you the shutdown is hurting everybody. the nsa is giving up electronic surveillance, just holding a a glass against the wall now. that's how bad it is. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] this shutdown is so bad, harry reid today w