a mother witnesses her son's shooting over the phone in jamaica. why it took to long for her to get to her son's side..3 >> going from a young man to an old man. >> a young traveler tricks secuuity, howwhe did it and what it could mean for your safety. >> it's a beautiful day for u2 fans in baltimore. when the band is coming to charm city and how long these fans have been camping out for tickets. ú good morning. it's, november 8th. i'm patrice harris. a great weekend anytime ou have a ravens winn it's a great weekend. it was still, it was windy. meteorologist steve fertig is here with a look at the week forecast..3 >> ii as a very windy day. >> it will still be windy today. in and low pressure departing.

that all andz to som adds to so. it's going to be a few degrees %-take a look at where we start today as far as the sky condition. we should see plenty of sunshine, not too far to the north and east. you can see in new england, a hint of wimpy weather there. we will show you that in more 40 degrees the temperature in baltimore..3 40 the same, and 38 in hagersttwn. there's low pressure moving through new england and bringinú them some wintery weather as i mentioned, a mix of rain and a little bit of snow there. for us it's the windy conditions today we will be talking about as we sit between the low and high then. we will talk also about what you can expect for the end of the week when a chance of shower comes our way. mainly sunny and dry all week until sunday. upper 50s near 60 as well.3 the temperatures are going to stay sseady and then just that chance shower for sunday. what is happening on the roadways right now as you head out the door. here is candace dold with thee3 traffic edge.

candace. >> reporter: thanks, steve. we are talking about new construction in baltimore right now. in fact, you will find that it'3 going to be on guilford avvnue, right between saratoga and lexington street. it just went into effect. it's expected to be there through december, and two laaes are going to be blocked as a result of this one. so you will now want to use saint paul as the alternate %-95 is good through baltimore. let's see how it's shaping up farther down at 95 and 195. you can see the coast is clear, southbound and northbound lanes. in fact, 95 looks good through baltimore county from hitemarsh down toward the beltway as well. four minutes, 55 miles per hour. the same speed with only an lynch-minute drive on the outer nothing to get in the way up to 795. 8 minutes at 55 miles per hour. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back over to you. thank you, candace. 6:02 on fox 45 morning news. a coppin state track star is dale dunn's parents hope he will

run again but it could takes months of therapy. his mother from jamaica arrived to be with him. >> for dunn's mother this was even more emotional. she was on the phone when he was suddenly attacked, robbed and shot in the chest: it's a conversation shh says shh will never forget. she heard someone approach her son on the other end and say in so many words that he was going to beat him. she yelled his name over and response. when she called him it went to voice mail. moments later dunn fought to make his way home. those friends rushed him to the hospital but his mother couldn't be thereby his side. >> when i went o the embassy to try to get the visa, theyyturned me down. >> now finally after proving that her son was in hospital, she was granted a temporary visa.

she flew in from jamaica on thursday. she tells us she is just relieved to find her only son still aaive but she is holding out hope that police will catch those three guys responsible. ss far no arrests have been madee fox 45 morning news. a person is hit in downtown baltimore by a driver trying to get away from police. it happened shortly after the3 ravens game in an area that gets pretty busy with fans before and after games. police were trying to stop a van for a routine traffic violation near pratt and high street, but instead of pulling over, the van took oof and hit a pedestrian in the process. the victim was taken to the hospital with miior injuries. >> it's painly because of the parking. that is where everybody is trying to park. you cannot park down there where they don't want to pay the parking. they come up and park and it's a lot of free spots in the block around here. that is what brings the crowd on. it's normally good. the incident today is something different or around here. >> the van was found about two blocks away.

abandoned.ú police are trying to track down the owner of the van and they're also looking into the possibility that it could have been stolen. baatimore county police make an arrest in the assault and robbery of an elderly woman over the weekend. 52 years old fill o phillip anty scott was taken into custody. he assaulted an 82-year-old woman. he ran off buttthe police were able to track him down based on a description from the victim and a witness. her injuries weren't serious. a howard county woman questions the motivation of an area hospital after the doctors pulled the plug on her mother. she was admitted to the howard county general hospital for pneumonia. after a few days, doctors wanted to remove the 90 years old from ver ventilate or. she was against it and wanted a second opinion but her options

were limited because her mother %-she fears that the decisions rushed because of money. >> it's difficult when somebody you love dies. ofttn families becooe very distraught. >> administrators ultimately decided to give the okay to remove morris from her ventilate or. a new investigation finds that drug addicts at one baltimore clinic re three times more likely deemed mentally ill than those at other state centers. that is according to the baltimore sun. it finds that baltimore behavioral health inc. accounts for 85% of taxpayer funds spent statewide. the center says that is because patients are often unemployed, homeless or worse off than most drug abuserr. we expect to get new information on the cause of the massive gulf oil spill. independent investigators will

release their findings as a 2 day hearing gets underway in washington. the spill dumped 200 million gallons of crude into the gulf of mexico. they have until january to give the final report to the president. the information will be used to prevent another desaster. the ravens wenn into the sunday's game at m and t stadium facing a miami dolphin team with an 0-4 record on the road. that came to an end as the raven easily walked away with a victory. the first drive of the game totaled with 46 yards and it ended with this effort from willis mcgahee weaving in and out 32 yards for the touch down putting the ravens up 7-0. then in the 3rd quarter, ú%ami was within 3 when flacco hit veteran derrick masonnin the end zone for the score. ravens lead. miami quarterback goes to receive brandon marshal.

it tips off his hands and into the hands of ed reid. he takes the two interceptions and two games into the miami dolphin team. the raven win. >> our expectations aae not to be okayy our expectations are to be dominant. ray lewis talks it every time he breaks a huddle we have a heck of defense where we are playing against. we will enjoy this one for tto hours and then we go to work on attanta. >> they came out and had to do some things they didn't want to do. a lot of different plaaers made a lot of different plays. i could go down the line. >> the ravens have a short turn around this week. they face the falcons in atlanta in just a few days as thursday night football resumee. kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. the ravens were able to have their cake and eat it too against the ddlphins and so did

their fans. orlando sent us this picture of the ravens island rum burkett da--birthday cake. no matter where you are send us the ravens photos. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the community section. >u2 fans have finalll looked what they are looking for. stadium. tickets are on sale and that is why joel smith is out there with fans who are freezing for some tickets. if i could sing, i would sing that lead in, joel, but you don't want to hear that. >> reporter: you haven't found what you're looking for, either. we have u2. the box office opens at 10:00 a.m. for people who have beee here since yesterday evening and thousand they're paying for it. they're freezing. they're sleeping. we're talking so loud right now. we have the folks, 7 people strong. that is it.

the rest offthe line they have baseboard, but nobody is here right now. i have somebody here who waited for bruce springsteen tickets for 5 days. you're the professional conceet gore, that is what i'm calling you right now. the tickets knooing that you have put in the effort. >> knowing that you're going to sit well at the show and you're going to have a good time. >> reporter: save a little bit of money. >> definitely save mooey by coming down here. >> reporter: do you buy tickets for your friends and is that fair beccuse you are the one out here. >> it's fair, because they take me to ravens games. >> reporter: that's your pay back. yyu take 20 times a year? >> sometimes. >> reporter: are you getting better at this, in terms of the -old. it doesn't even affect you? >> no. >> reporter: he is sttll cold, by the way. >> i'm very cold. >> reporter: geeting old doesn't help, either, 4 1/2 days for bruce, about, whatever, it is 10 hours so far and then they open up at 10:00 a.mm

they will have 6 to 800 tickets waiting for people in line, patrice. >> that's amazing. iim so surprised that is not completely packed out there for i gues2/6 -- you 2 tickets. the box office opens at 10:00. >> reporter: you could make a killing if you bought a few of them and sell them online. you couldn't have an obvious place for people to come out. >> you are the one out there. you can rack up on tickets and we won't tell anybody that you are reselling them. >> reporter: i have been getting some calls. we will see what happens. >> i get you have. joel, thank you. we ant to know, what event if any would you camp out all night for? >> i can't think of one.ú that is the question of the dayú we will take your calls in theú 7:00 hour. you can go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think.

sound off through facebook and -end us a tweet at fox baltimore as well. coming up experience much of what ireland has to offer right here in baltimore. where you can enjoy some irish festivities. and low pressure brings new england a taste of winter. around

eat, drink and be merry. head out to the maryland irish festival for some music food and fun. tony gallagher is live with this morning's hometown hot spot.

good morning, tony. >> good morning, patrice. >> it's 6:300in the morning, the bar looks packed and you guys are already having fun. >> it's going a long week. >> so tell me about festival? >> well theefestival starts on friday and saturday and at the timonium fairgrounds at the palace. so vendor night marsh entertainment has the best of irish foods and everybody is going to have a llt of fun. >> you said the best of irish foods. i love to eat. tell me what i can have. >> the potatoes. the irish know how to do poe at, 7 different ways. we have all of the traditional irish foods and the best of irish beer. >> and then music which ou are going to provide for us some entertainment this morning.3 >> that's correct. i will be on at 8:15 on friday. >> let's get a sample right now. >> all righty. thank you.

♪ oh if you're irish ♪ come out to the fairgrounds ♪ there's a welcome there for you ♪ ♪ if your name is timothy ♪ come so long as you from ireland ♪ ♪ there's a welcome on the map ♪ if you come from baltimore ♪ these legs so blue >> well, i'm not from ireland but i think i'm till welcomed. i'm going to head out there. the maryland irish festival at the fairgrounds. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. the luck of the irish is with us as far asssky condition3 are concerned. clear skies right now, though it will be a bit windy. you can see up to the north and east as we take a look up in new england. they're getting a a taste of winter with snow moving in. they are not coming our way, so don't be overly concerned. 40 degrees is the temperature. inner harbor, partly cloudy skies, mostly clear, winds out

of the west at 7 miles per hour, 65% relative humidity and the barometer is falling for the time being. generally we're around 40 degrees, that's with we see at the inner harbor. d.c..close to the same and a couple of degrees cooler in hageestown. 32 in oakland. we do have a freeze warning in calvert county and st. mary's county. winds are out of the northwest at 5-10 milee per hour. they will be around 5-15 miles an hour later gusting higher due to the low pressure departing aad high pressure building in its place..3 plenty of sunshine and windy feeling a little bit cooler. getting up to 55 degrees for the high. cooler than average on the eastern shore. plenty of sunshine, gusting to 35 it will be a factor. central part of the state, 58 degrees, also winds gusting upwards of 30 miles per hour. back to the west, ba 58 degrees here as well wiih plenty of sunshine. the degrees here a factor not just today but tonight as weesee the winds out of the northwest.

mainly clear skies aad after 58 today and tomorrow, for tomorrow has partly cloudy skies, we do stay around 50 degrees the rest of the way with a lot of sunshine through veterans day and 60 degrees on friday with plentyyof sun. nearly the same for saturday and sunday, temperature wise, the upper 50s witt decreasing clouds toward sunday and a late shower chance on sunday. now a look at what is happening oo the roaaways. candace dold has the traffic edge. >> reporter: we have been talking about a cool and pleasant ride out there on many of the main corridors. right now the actual speeds we're at 56 miles per hour on the entire stretch of the beltway. and 63 miles per hour on 95, near 395. we do want to talk about new construction inside of you will find it inside of guilford baltimore. two lanes are blocked and it's going to be that way until december. you will want to use st. paul street as the alternate route. as far as 83, there's nothing to complain about on the jfx traveling from downtown all the way toward 28th street and3

eventually toward the parkway and the beltway as well. let's check out 83 moving through baltimore county right now at shawan road. therr's nothing to complain about, very light activity, in fact, northbound and southbound lanes down toward the beltway. speaking of the beltway, let's take a live look at harford road, inner and outer loop lane, things are cooperating for us this morning and we're in the green. patrice, back over to you. thank you, candace. coming up cell phones are ssill having a tough time adjusting to daylight saving

officials in canada are calling it an unbelievable case of concealment. a young asian man disguised

himself as a white elderly male before boarding a flight to canada. the elaborate disguise is raising questions of whether this could be a new tool for terrorists. >> reporter: the trance foration of young chinese and younold man was complete. >> when they focus on an image they focus on the body looking3 for concealed weapons or other types of unusual objects that could possibly be some type of explosives or weapons. >> reporter: david mcgee helps to design the airport security. he says the main failure was with the people operating the technology. the man was disguised, part of a gedemographic people not expectn toocause problems. >> going from an asian to an old white man, certainly would lower >> reporter: so how easy is

the kind of thing to pull off. we asked the woman in charge of the makeup and costume. >> it'ssnot that difficult to transform yourself. it really isn't particularly if you have that fit your face. it could be very realistic. >> as you are looking for it, you can see it. if this guy had a lot of practice at this, he could perfect it so that nobody would even know. >> reporter: but it's never solo. someone had to provide false documents and bring the person to the airport much as terror networks operate. >> the real concern in my mind is the accomplice. and that is always the more difficult part. you know, what role exactly did the accomplice play. >> reporter: the basic lesson airport screeners had been paying attention, this man probably would have been caught. >> coming up a new facebook app could keep more mooey in your

wallet. when you need to show the cashier in order to score major discounts. thank god the people start -- >> and a limo carrying a wedding party war jacked moments before the ceremony. how the carjacker got

>>the popular apple i phone could make users late for work this morning. an operating glitch triggered by daylighttsaving day will cause recurring alarms, they are told to reset and reset the alarms for it to work. as matt explains, it's all

thanks to the help of a new facebook application. check in with facebook places on the smart phone and a new deals program alerts you to discounts at businesses near your location. show where you are phone to the cashier. the program offers group deals for you and your friends. loyalty rewards for regular customers and charity deals. businesses make a donation for every customer checking in. it's time to start thinking about holiday gift iving and facebook can help you with that, too. this week ebay launched the group service. they select an item they want to give as a group gift and connect with friends on facebook. they can look at the profile and make gift suggestions. amazon has added a new feature that lets you send gift cards to your friend's facebook walls. this week's midterm elections is bringing change not only in government, politians, ousted from their positions now have to worry about changing their

handle on twitter. the most talked about, speaker pelosi. twitter is offering a new idea with the hash tag, new name for pelosi. suggestions, oh, no, i'm a one termer and negative nancy. i'm matt cherry and you're now clicked in. coming up rescued at sea where a family of 4 was found alive six days after going missing.ú and a coppin state track star recovers after an attack. i'm megan gilliland, hear from his mother who was on the phone with him when he was shot. i'm joel d smith, the m and t bank stadium ticket office. we're not waiting for tickets. the u2 tickets. the line is 7 pe

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you're taking a live look at the downtown at the m and t bank stadium where people are lining up to get tickets. we will check in with joel d smith to find out how that is going. >> we will check on the forecast. and they're cold out there this morning. it hould be a beautiful day cooler than average. not what you would expect for this time of year. >> 6:30 to 10 when the tickets go on sale. >> reporter: we're in theelow 40s which is not too bad. we will take a look at where we are exactly. up to new england, winter weather there. we're not going to see that. just clear skies with winnier witnesses for the -- windier conditions in the afternoon and temperatures do climb. 46 in baltimore, we're headed toward 58 for the high which is we will be windy with a northwest wind at 10-20 miles per hour gusting to 30. we do need to see that is happening on the roadways right now with candace dold.

she is here with a look at the traffic edge. candaae. >> reporter: thank you, steve. so far we have been checking in on the volume and now we're starting to sea a bit of a slow down traveling on beltway at route 40. you can see a few drivers tapping their brakes on the outer loop lanes and that is what you will find heading toward wilkins avenue. on average from 795 toward 95, we're seeing the volume increase. right now 12 minutes at 55 miles perrhour. as for 95, nothing to complain about from the fort mack henry - mcheery tunnel toward the beltway. only 55 miles per hour traveling from the harbor tunnel tooard 95. that's a look at your morning travels. patrice, over to you. candace, thank you. 6:32 on fox 45 morning news. after taking a bullet to the state, a coppin state track star is recovering from his injuries. dale dunn's mother arrived in baltimore a few days ago to be with him. megan gilliland is here with

what was going through her mind when all of this unfolded. >> reporter: for dale dunn's mother this was more emotional. she was on the phone with him when he was suddenly attacked, robbed and then shot in the chest a conversation she will never forget. she was on the other end of the line when somebody approached her son and started yelling. >> somebody come to -- i'm going to beat you up. that doesn't sound right. i said, dale, dale. >> reporter: after getting no response to that, she called back, only to get his voice mail. he started calling his friends. moments later, dunn fought his way to make his way home. his friends rushed him to the hospital. he did make it through surgery okay. her other couldn't with her son. after proving her son was in the hospital, she was granted a temporary visa and flew in from jamaica thursday. she prays that one day he will

run again. she is holding out hope that police will catch the three guys responsible. sonar to arrests have been made. megan guilmegan gilliland. fox 45 morning news. police madd the discovery on sunday morning near cove road. the death has been labeled suspicion becase there may have been signs of trauma to the body. the man's name has yet to be released. make an arrest in the robbery of an elderly woman over the woman over the weekend. officer say he assaultee an 80 years old woman earlier that morning after she dropped her wallet while walking along harford road in parkville. he eventually ran off but pollce were able to track him down based on a description from the victim and a witness. the womaa's injuries wwren't serious. a ferocious storm spinning in the atlantic is being blamed

for six deaths in haiti. high winds have destroyed homes and triggered floods. from the earthquake and they are still living in tents. the united nations have put out a call for an emergency to help victims of the flood. president obama and the indian prime minister are hoping to achieve. they are hoping to help solve the conflict with pakistan. today the president is expected to hold talks with the prime minister and adddess india's parliament. after a very cold night, it is a beautiful day for baltimore %-tickets go to sale in a couple of hours for what could be the biggest concert in the city's history. joel d smith is live to find out how the loyal fans are coping

out there. and joel, you can have brought a sleeping bag, a pillow, or something. you are going to have pneumonia. >> reporter: i'm only here for a few seconds. this guy has been here or girl, they have been covered up the whole tiie we have been here. there's 7 people in line. most of them have been sleeping the entire time. i don't know if there's somebody in there. eileen, can you tell me there's somebody in there. >> yes, there's a young guy in there. >> reporter: he has been sleeping on the guy. you are awake. >> it's a little cold to be sleeping. you catch a nod here and you catch a nod there and then you start to . >> reporter: all of this for u2 tickets? >> yys. >> reporter: is it worth it? >> i believe it's going to be worth it. i started doing concertsú numerous years ago and tried to get my chances. >> reporter: you don't know when they're coming back. that's the thing with a big group like that.

>> that's right. >> reporter: a good day to be out here. these people have been out here since yesterday and they have 600 seats set aside for people out here, yet only 7 people waiting in line. >> here is the question and a lot of people have asked us on facebook. in the day and age of being able to buyytickets online, why are they camping out. >> reporter: a couple of reasons, wasn't my be tradition saying you did it. second you do skip a service charge being here rather than having a secondary source like onnine doing that purchase. so that helps as well. and also you're guaranteed to get a seat, but you're here because you see the people here and there's tickets pulled back online you are fighting the rest of the world for seats. there's 70,000 seats here. for a smaller venue there's competition, but here you're guaranteed seats if you're in line. >> there's the reason, thanks, joel. >> reporter: thanks. >> we want to know what event if

any would you camp out all night for? >> it's the question of the day. we have interesting answers but we''e going to take your calls during our sever 7:00 hour. a lot of people sounding off on facebook. wedding day jitters are expected from the bbide and one couple n boston it wasn't just them feeling the pressure. just moments before the ceremony, a limousine carrying the party was carjacked. they were waiting for their quae to enter when a susppct jumped into the limo and attacked the driver. >> next, the girl is jumping how the because he is drivin fightih the driver. thank god the girls got out. >> witnesses say the carjacker smashed into a postal truck as he sped away. the limo was later discovered but the suspect is still on the loose.

despite the shakeup the h weddig still went on. coming up they are haunt our dreams while we sleep, what legal battle is brewing in baltimore over the infestation of bed bugs. >> all right. %-morning and we're talking abot what you can expect for your commute. you're taking a live look at 95 traveling through rosedale and we already have heavy delays on t [ male announcer ] dear civic, boy we wish edmunds.com hadn't told you to start looking over your shoulder. ♪

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mobi deals is a product of our parent company sinclair broadcast group. let's go to steve to check on the recast. it's going to be a little cool, although temperatures will not be far from average this time of year. take a look at sky hd radar, nothing happening over our region. new england, look at that, a there's wintery weather up in vermont, massachusetts and surrounding areas. it's not coming our way. winds coming our way. 40 degrees is where we start. at 7 miles per hour and 65% relative humidity, look for the temperature to warm up to near normal in the upper 50s for 40s in baltimore and surrounding area, close to the same, 38 in hagerstown and cooler out in oakland. a freeze warning in calvert and st. mary's county. winds for the time being are 5-15 miles per hour ith the northwest. they could gust as high as 30 moving up toward the north and it. here is what can expect for the

high in the eastern shore, 65 degrees for the high with a lot of sunshine. it will be pretty but cooler than average. 55 to 15 miies an hour wind, gusting to 25. it will feel chillier. central art of the state feeling chillier. 10-20-mile-an-hour wind gusting to 30. about the same for the western part of maryland getting to 58 degrees with plenty of sunshine and northwest wind at 15-25. tonight 40 degrees for the overnight low. a windy night with 15-25 miles per hour. mainly clear skies. it will feel real pretty while you freeze overnight. 58 degrees, you may not look like this. 58 degrees with partly cloudy skies, 60 on wedneeday. a lot of su sunshine. veterans day and 58 for saturday and sunday. more louds and some showers possible later on monday. here is candace dold with the traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we are talking about some pretty cool numbers out there on the roadways right now. in fact, on the beltway, he top

side looking at 64 miles per hour. but then look at this, a dreaded 9 miles per hour on theú southbound lanes of 95 traveling through whitemarsh. that is going to be the slowest spot out there right now. as for what is happening on the west side of the beltway, a live look at 695 moving at 70. you can see already brake lights on the outer loop lanes, making the trek toward catonsville. let's check it out further up on the beltway on liberty road and see how that is shaping up for you. we have our fair share of volume but no delays through 95. taking a look at the 95 at greenspring avenue and eventually forward the 83. let's take a live look at 83 moving through baltimore county at shawan road. we haven't had anything to get in the way and that continues to be the case with very light activity in both directions. back to you. sugar land's new cd is called the incredibbe machine. and that is just what you could win from fox 45. we are giving away a yamaha7.1

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a severnale is th is the llt victim in baltimore to file a lawsuit over bed bugs. after months offtrying to get rid of the problem, they finally moved out. now they're suing the apartment complex for knowing about the problem and doing nothing abouu it. we are joined for a look a the growing problem and as disgusting as it is, we are hearing so much more aboot it. >> all right. this is one of several lawsuits that have been filed recently against apartments or hotels. what responsibility does management have to make sure you're staying in a place that doesn't have bed bugs? these kinds of laws can vary by states and it can depend on what the lease says. the bottom is you're talking about a landlord's obligation to provide a safe and has been table environment..3 that is what we're talking about here. you put your finger on it that %-was a previously knownat this

condition. that is where i think the damages are going to come in more than anywhere else? >> if the apartments knew about it, but in this case they sent in exterminators. >> yep. >> and that did not get rid of the problem entiiely apparently, does that mean that they did what they could or they have to >> that is going to help discharge management obligations and that is goong to be a key part of their defense. the studies that i read that to eradicate this kiid of problem in a building, we're talking about upwards of $100,000. it's a mange major obligations. it's going to make it the tenant's obligation and not the lanlandlord's obligation. >> if you move to the apartment building who is to say that you didn't bring those. >> you could have gotten from your move movie threaaers, from3 cleaners, great point. >> you mentioned the movie

threaters. they're everywhere. this is going to be a problem for movie threaters, for any place people congregate. if these people win their case, what precedence does it set for any other place where there couud be a gathering of people i got bed bugs from your -ongregation. , you haveeseen back in early as 2005, i have seen reports of lawsuits in every part of the country. this is new to our state. hopefully, it won't be staying. you have seen it at the cruise lines and dry cleaners and everything. >> that's my last question, because i want to talk about the bed bugs anymore. >> sorry, julie. >>thank you. >> coming up, glee fans can rejoice this holiday season.3 we will tell you what it's all about and when it's going to hit the air. enjoy the taste of ireland here in baltimore. where you can grab acorn beef sandwich and beer with all of the proceed

some the funniest men in hollywood team up to make you laugh this weekment candac week. candace dold tell us about their antics. adam sandler, kevin and chris rock they're a team of hollywood comedians. they're coming together in the movie "grown ups." >> 5 friends and their former teammates reunite to honor the death of a childhood basic ball coach. they bring their families ith them and spend a fourth of july weekend at a place where they celebrated the championship earlier. the guys loosen up a bit and quickly realize that growing

older doesn't mean they have o grow up. >> you see a in a lake. >> reporter: you're used to seeing zack at high school musical but now he is revealing his serious side in charlie st. cloud. he stars as charlie, a young man coping with the death of his little brother, sam. charlie has visions of sam every night and they keep their bond going. when a girl comes into charlie's life, he has to decide between the bond and the girl hh likes. >> reporter: scott piigrim verses the world. >> they drink to my memory. >> reporter: he plays one of the 7 evil exboy friends that sarah's boyfriend has to fight. anothee ramona will be featured on store shelves this week. >> coming it our house.

>> the beverly character ramona the film is rated g. we're all on the same side here. >> i tried to work you. >> reporter: in t.v. news the lie to me, is based on the idea that facial expressions reveal the truth. you can learn how to read the expressions and become a human lie detector with the show on dvd tomorroww the cheerleading coach on glee but the emmy award winner is taking on a nee show, the host of the special of t.v.'s funniest moments. you can watch it all on friday november 26 at 8:00 p.m. here on fox 45.

i'm candace dold and that's the low down. thank you, candace. that is going to be funny. the holiday season is about to pick up. harry potter and the deathly hollows part 1 premiers on november 21st. you can see it before everyone does. 4th and 5th caller at (410)481-4545 get a family four pack of tickets to the harry screenin!!potter toharry pottery hollow. -p a look at the game winning highlights. >> reporterr i'm joel d smith live at the m and t stadiim with some f the biggest u2 fans. they slept all

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dale, dale, i don't get any response. >> a mother witnesses her son's shooting ovee the phone in jamaica. why it took so long for her to get to her son's side. it's a beautiful day for u2 fans in baltimore. when the fan is coming to charm city and how long these fansú have been camping out for tickets. 5, touch down. >> the ravens defeat the dolphins. what the players did on the field to put them into first

place. good morning, it's monday, november 8th. i'm patrice harris. president obama is in india and you're taking a live look there as he is about to address the indian parliament. that speech will begin shortly and when it does, we will bring ii to you live. buu he is there to talk with them about coobating world terrorism. the president is also working with india to help resolve the conflict with pakistan. owe bam's threobama's three daaa is the longest he has spent in a foreign country since he took office. you see him on his way to address the indian parliament. we will bring that live when it

happens. meteorologist steve fertig is here with a look at what we can expect this week. >> reporter:week. it's going to be a windy day. take a look at where we start the day: hd radar skating a dry scan through the rea. as we look at the picture, there's wintery weather up in new england. it's not going to come our waa. we will feel a little bit of a cool chill with the winds picking up to 25, 30 miles per hour at times as far as the gusts are concerned. 39 degrees starting out and temperatures generally in theú upper 30s to near 40. that's where we start at the bus stop. as you head to the bus stop this morning, climbing to 52 by noon. topping at 38 at 2 to 3:00 this afternoon and backing off to 54 at 6:00 p.m. now forra look at what is happening on the roadways. candace dold. >> reporter: steve, we're starting to he soot volume pick up on this early morning rush..3 drivers are sitting on the delays at you th outer loop lanf

beltway traveling on liberty road. it's going to be a logo on average from 795, right now an 18-minute drive at 35 miles per hour. baltimore. fort mcless thahenry tunnel 8 ms at 55 miles per hour. a 9-minute drive at the harboo tunnel taking toward 895. that's a look at the morning travelss candacepatrice, back to you. the mother of a coppin track star shot on the streets of baltimore finally makes it way to be by his side. >> reporter: dale dunn's mother was on the phone with him when her son was suddenly ú%tacked, robbed and then shot in the chest. it's a conversation she says she will never forget. she tells us she heard someone approach her son on the other end of the line and say in sew many words that he was going to beat him up. he made it through surgery, a

relief to his mom but she wasn't able to be by his side. >> every to me. when i went to the embassy to try to get the visa, they turned me down. >> his mother was denied a visa to the u.s. and she was denied that until she could prove her son was in the hospital. now she is holding to ho hope that police will catch the three guys responsible. so far no arrests have been made. megan gilliland. fox 45 morning news. police are searching for at least two robbers who they say stole more than 100 copies of the still unreleased call of duty, black ops video game. the first person shooter video game is expected to be one of the biggest releases of the year. the robbery happened saturday night at the game stop at the festival in bel air. the robbers took tte games by gunpoint as the stores were closing. they also took cash and several game systems. we expect to get more information today on the cause of the massive gulf oil spill. independent investigators will

release their initial finaleddings as a two-day hearing gets underway in washington. the spill dumped 200 million gallons of crude into the gulf of mexico. the 7 member commission has until january to give their final report o the president. thousands of kwan tis airline passengers around the world are stuck for at least the the airlines entire fleet of airbus of planes are grounded because oil leaks have been discovered in the turbine area of three engines. safety issues were dissovered after a scare when part of an engine ripped apart on a kwan tis jet bound from singapor to auutralia. baltimore fans of the legendary rock group u2 have found what they are looking for. the band is coming in june but tickets are going to sale in just few hours. at the box office with some ofve the biggest fans who have been out there all night long waiting for their chance at tickets. >> reporter: good morniig, patrice. you're watching this right now.

a little secret. pan this way, there's no line. 7 people right now waiting. if you want o get the tickets, 10:00 a.m. is when they hope. they are holding hundreds of tickets for the folks here. and i do see feet, but we haven't seen anything beyond that for a while. staying warm i guess is the goal. of course, it is. marion, what time did you get here? >> 5:30 yesterday. >> reporter: you are looking oh, no.u didn't have to do that. >> we thought we would have to. >> reporter: you had to do that just in case. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you are out here this long, where o you go to the bathroom. we leave and come back. >> repooter: that's good. not everyone is that creative or has that much cooperation. when you look at what you have done. you could have gone online and 3 lot of different ways of doing this, why camp out? >> it's nice to get out here with the fans, and of course, there's not that many here but it would have been nice.

>> reporter: camaraderie, everybody sharing theirr3 exppriences. >> you're up here and up front, hopefully you get better tickets. >> reporter: that's true, and you avoid the service charge. >> yes. >> reporter: we come up with reasons fooryou to here. a lot of fans for u2, and they come here, 70,000 seats. the price rageses from $30 toú $250. maybe marion is going to get you know offthe good ones. when you're here you avoid the service charge. show up get tickets at 10:00 a.m. joel d smith. fox 45 morning news. what event if any would you camp out all night long for? we will take your calls later this hour, but of course, you can always go to our website at foxbaltimore.com ask tell us what you think or sound off through facebook or send us a tweet at fox baltimore. coming up everyone can irish ú%%-how to experience the sightd sounds of the emerald aisle

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it's the luck of the irish, head out to the maryland irish festival, for music, food and a lot of fun. we are live with dan. good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. how are you? >> i'm great, i'm not irish but my name is pat, can i come down and have a good time. >> absolutely, everybody is welcome. >> i'm guessing the girls behind you have somethinn to do it. >> they are the girls from columbia and they will be performing as well as many other dance schools. we have maay bands coming out %-a lot of music, a lottof great

food. performance spice companyy the executive will be there preparing all the food for us and it's a great time for all families and everybody. >> it sounds good, dan, it's harddto hear you while they're doing their hing. i think we will watch for a minute. >> okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was a sample of what you will get this weekend. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. and we check out our sky watch hd radar this morning. check out new england, wintery weather as rain mix inside with some rain. dry conditions around here, whhle we will be around high pressure those around nnw england dealing with the intensifying low. 35 is the temperattre in baltimore. 43 in d.cc 39 in salisbury and up toward hagerstown, 39. 32, though in oakland and here is what we got.

a freeze warning in calvert and also in st. mary's county today until 9:00 a.m. winds out of the northwest will be at 5-10 miles per hour but increasing and getting everything windy ashed here. we get up to wind gusts later between the low pressure departing and the high pressure building gusting to 35 or so. it will be a windy day today as the temperatures climb to the 50s only. the normal for this time of year is 59. just shy of that on the eastern shore. the central part of the state is a few degrees warmer with bay degrees, -- 58 degrees but plenty of sunshine. the wind will be the biggest thing you will notice in addition to the sunshine which will look real pretty, but with a 58-degree high and the winds up 15-25 it will feel still on %-48 degrees with the overnight low. and then 58 degrees once again tomorrow buu with a little more cloud cover so partly cloudy then..3 sunny for wednesday, thursday

and friiay and a look at temperatures 62 through the weekend and 52 to 59 for saturday and sunday. maybe a light shower on ssnday. candace dold is here with traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: thanks, steve. we continue to check the average speeds on the main lines. right now 49 miles per hoor on the outer loop lanes of the beltway at security bbulevard. 28 miles per hour traveling through catonsville. and let's check out 95, traveling through whitemarsh, we have been dealing with our fair share of delays right there that continues to be the case. here is a live look at the beltway at 70 and the cramped right there as well. in fact, that is all the way down toward wilkens avenue. on 95 it's indeed going to be a cramped ride toward rosedale toward 895 eventually toward the fort mcheery tunnel and down to 395 as well. inside balttmore, be aware, we do have construction. it's new construction takes out two lane of guilford avenue, between saratoga street and lexington street. you will want to use st. paul a3 at alternate route.

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president obama is in india. he is taking a 10 day trip throughout asia and this morning he ising the innian parliament. let's listen in. we take honor tt visit the residence where gandhi stayed. we were humbled to pay our respects. i'' mindful that i might nottbe standing before you today as president of the united states had it not been for gandhi and the message he shared and inspired with america and the world. [applause] >> an ancient civilization of

science and innovation, a fundamental state in human progress. this is the sturdy foundation upon which you have built ver since that stroke of midnight. >> aaain yyu are watching president obama address the indian parliament. he is expected to talk with them about how to combbt world terrorism and problems with pakistan. %-that speech as it continues ts morning. good morning, everybodd. here is your first look at sports. an impressive show yesterday at m and t bank stadiums. the ravens hosted the miami dolphins who had yet to lose a game on the road. you can scratch that. the ravens scored first and never trailed. tte first drive of the game the rape set uu the screen for the willis mcgahee. he does the rest.

32 yards on score. it's the raven first opening touch down drive of the season. purple and black up, 5-77 the dolphins respond on their first owe session. -- possession. ronnie brown, that ties it 7 a piecc. miami with the ball looking for hard line. lardarius webb sweeps in and makes the interception and cuts it to the right turn but he is going to be forced out at the %-32 yards at the return. the red zone was not the raven friend this day. first pick after mcgahee. stop for a loss on the rrn. on second down, flacco sacked for a loss of 10 yards. after a delay game title led 3 and goal rush man gets to flaccoo he is brought down by all three of them. on comes billy for a 38 beyond a reasonable doub-- 38 fieldgoal.

they come up empty handed after the interception. later in the quarter, ravens on the red zone again. flacco can't get rid of it in time. flacco sacked four times in the game. again the raven are 13-7 lead. they led 13-10 at the half. ú%%-rice were big yesttrday. here he finds the pro bowler wide open. rice for a game of 34, he had 7 catches for 97 yards. he ran for 83 more. a big day, later in the drive, flacco finds derrick mason in the end zone for 6, not looking like a 36 years old wide receiver on that grab. ravened on boravens by 10. the dolphins, 40 they all it the fake punt. shorthand carey williams.

he picks up 133yards and the first down. swing in sammy cook and that helped set up this. con din from 37 yards. the ravens go into 4th quarter with a 13 point lead. ú%ey were looking to hold the lead this time. 4th quarter, dolphins driving, 3rd and 4th, hen mhenney rops back. and the wolverine making a 45-yard field attempt. daa carpenter, it was windy out convert. ravens still lead 5-10. they put the game away, up 13 and the 3rd interception for two gamess headed toward 3 picks in the game. the ravens and the dolphins unbeaten streak on the roaa as they improve a 4-0 at home.

kristen berset had this to say after the game. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens handed miami thh first road loss of the season to remain undefeated at home. they got the job done. 26-10. >> a heck of a win, the team win, you knoo frrmmbeginning to end.3 it's a hard fought win. they do a lot of good thing. they challenges especially out of the gate. they played well over on thh defense, to overcome a team that has played so well on the road obviouuly, it's a bit of a feat. i'm proud of our guys. >> we have a lot of respect for them. regardless of how much talking was involved. we have respected them. they won four on the road. they are a proven team. that's a big win for us especially in the division. >> what we did today, know they was undefeated, e was undefeated at home. >> i love the way we came out and played today. >> they got the mentality to coming out and trying to dominate. we didn't dd the thing we wanted

to do in offense. we got the job here.ú know, a great job off the bat. >> the huge play. >> and the 4th in 10th and no one wws covering carey williams. -unter sam cooke audible for a fake. passage to williams who picked up 13 yards and a first down kept the drive along. not did they surprise the ú%lphins but they surprised their own teammatee as well. >> i didn't knoo that was going on. the recent play on the 3rd down. and we see it going down the wwat a great ball. you got a great man, heemade the play. >> reporter: heading into the by week, the raven ranked 24th in league. this was an area they focused o3 all eek during practice and it givessmiami the pressure was there. they walked way with 3 interceptions. to come back and play the way we play after the off wwek againss this good team on the

road, it's steps toward where we want to go. >> we covered ground, of course. that is where it starts. you make them hold the ball a little bit. >> the thought the rush was a little faster. p> we finally hit the plays, you knnw, with us getting the stacks and the turnovers, and a lot of us, we made those plays. >> reporter: the ravens judge few jouus to savio hours to sav. joe flacco can another solid gain. no interceptions, he now has 11 touchdowns and one pick since he threw 4ints against the bengals. as we said, ray rice, a huge day, ran for 83, and had 7 more ttrough theearea. time of possession, the ravens held thh ball almost 20 more minutes than the dolphiis and

did not punt even once. they of course, have a quick %-thursday, a big day.lanta on that's your morning sports, i'm %-morning news.am, fox 45 coming up later on foo 45 morning news, city pollce search for a man missing or more than 24 hours. we are wws last seen. next a home sold and resold several times over 12 years. hoo it's possible that one man has been paying rent to

a baltimore's man home has been in foreclosures for 12 years. ú%sold the home several times and throughout the process he has been paying rent on and on and he he thinks he has paid the tax debt. stephen janice joins us with an interesting story. >> this homeebelonged to his mother and he had a brother who stopped paying taxes. >> reporter: right, the brother stopped paying taxes. and in 1990 the house was purchased on house lien. but the house was never fully foreclosed upon. it never transferred. >> what happened at that point. >> reporter: basically, therr's like an open foreclosure case on it.

the company that bought the tax %-but didn't own the house.ent there was a bit of a problem. >> he is paying rent to somebody who doesn't own the house. >> reporter: legally they don't own it. the tax lien is transferred ands the city sells the house again.3 >> ii becomes a mess where the house is locked in legal limbo for almost 12 years. >> he is trying to get it resolved. he has gone through legal process. he sayssthe rent i paid began toward the taa lien. >> reporter: what is interesting is that he has fought it himself ann sort of become a lawyer and not gotten anywhere yet. during that time he has paid what he believes is enough money to pay the tax lien. the city has not collected taxes question. >> nobody knows what is going o3 so there's never any resolution. >> reporter: that what is

amazing about it and interesting foreclosure crisis. this has dragged on for 12 years without anybody saying let's clear this out. >> stephen, thank you. thank you. you want to read more about -his story, go to foxbaltimmre.com and click on investigative oice. coming up grounded for the ú%xt three days. why the entire kwan tis' leap haa been taken out of air. i'm joel d smith live at raven's m and t stadium, where they were ready for hundrrds to buy the tickets here. are there

weel in back to fox 45 mooning news. 7:31 is the time. trip to asia and this morning he is addressing the indian parliament. we are going to takk a live look at that speech in progress. so they can take the lead for their security. while i have made it clear that american forces will begin to transition to afghan responsibility nexttsummer. i have made it clear that america's commitment to the afghan people will endure. the united states will not abandon the people of afganistan or the region. the violent streamist extremisto threaten us all. >> part of the what the president is talking about there is resolving the indian conflict with pakistan and world terrorist and how to combat that.

we wiil listen to more of that speech in a little bit. first, we need to get aacheck of meteorologist steve fertig is here with a cold start to the ddy. due to the clear skies at our area..3 the radar is clear and the winds are not too bad. out of the smorgt west, the wind are expected to pick up and may gust evvn higher than that, the temperatures you see are cooler in the upper 30s right now. low pressure moves off to the northeast. that is bringing wintery weather, but high pressure brings us tte windy conditions but plenty of sunshine with it. today it may be sunny nd it stays that way all week long. the showee chance on sunday. now for a look at what is happening on the roads. candace dold has the traafic edge. candace. >> reporter: good morning, steve. we start off with the positive. here it is on 83, you can see light activity on the southbound lanes at mount caramel road. in fact, that's the deal all the way down to hunt valley. an approach other 83 toward 795,

we're in the green there as well, 10 minutes t 74 miles per hour. note the volumeeis increasing. then we immediate to talk aboutú what else is happening out there, we're in the red white marsh toward the beltway, 15 minutes at 15 miles per hour. from the beltway from 75 to 26 minutes there at 24 miles per hour. that's a look at thh morning travels. patrice, overrto you. thank you, candace. 7:34 on fox 45 morning news, after taking a bullet to the chest, a coppin sttte track store and honor student is now recovering from his injuries. dale dunn's mother who lives in jamaica is just arrived in baltimore a few days ago to be with him. megannis live with the latest with what going through her mind when all of that unfolded. >> reporter: she was on the phone with him when he was suddenlyyattacked, robbed and then shot in the chest. a conversation his mother says she will never forget. line when someone suddenly3 the

approached her son and started yelling. >> somebody come to him i'm going to beat you up. i said, dale, dale. >> reporter: getting no response to thht. she called back only to get his voice mail. she started calling his friends3 then. moments later, dunn fought to make his way home. his friends rushed him to the hospital. he did make it through surgery, but his mother could not be by his side. finally after proving her son was in the hospital, she was granted a temporary visa and then flown in from jamaica on she does tell us she is relieved and prays that he will one day run again. most importantly, she says she is holding out hope that police will atch the three guys so far, though, no arrests have been made. megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. authorities say alcohol was a factor in a rash ttat sent a

howard coonty police officer to the hospitall the incident happened at 2:00 this morning at columbia road and little patsson highway. private first class kirk brown went to shock trauma. he is in stable condition. the driver of the suv wasn't hurt. pollce are looking for this man last seen on sunday morning. missing from ne psalmist church at northwest baltimore. he is mentally challenged. anyone with information is asked to call the missing person unit at (443)984-7385. a ew investigation finds that drug addicts at one balt mower clinic are three times more likely to be deemed mentally ill than those at other sttte centerr much that is according to the baltimore sun. it finds hat baltimore behavioral inc. accounts for 45% of taxpayer funds than

-tatewide. the center says that is because patients are often unemployed, homeless or worse off than any other drug abusers. they go on emergenny shhtdown because of an explosion. it happened last night and no one was hurt. the transformer wasn't near the reactor. thousands of quuntas airline passengers around the world are stuck for at least the next three days.úú%the entire fleet s planes are grounded because oil leaks have been discovered in the turbine areas of three enginee. >> we won't e operating the fleet until we're 100% sure thaa we can ensure the safety of our operations going forward. >> safety issues were discovered after a scare on thuusday when a -art of an engine ripped apart on a quantas airplane bound from singapor to australia. after a coll night, it's a wonderful day for fans of the

joel d smith is live to find out how the most llyal fans are coping. and joel, i'm o surprised you're so lonely out there. >> reporter: i know. we're trying to cope with some the answers here. they were ready here for got that popular. baker cap land herr tickkt sales for m and t bank. you were expecting more, huh??3 >> we didn'ttknow what to ú%pect. the worlddchanged as we did that and the internet is a bigger thing that we used to be. weefigured we would give it the opportunity and see what happens. >> reporter: some are trying to bundle up and sleep in bags. some ppople sleeping the entire time. when it comes to being here, is there ny advantage. >> the main advantage is there's no extra service charge here. i will say more control over your purchase because you're not competing with the internet but at the same time you're face to face with the ticket seller which issa little it of a

eyes. >> reporter: you try to be picky online. >> picky everywhere in a sales environment. it's not theebest idea. get the ticket you can get. >> reporter: limit 8 in terms of how many yyu can buy. how many are we talking about the ticket per savings on the service fee. >> in rages from 5 on $7 $17. >> reporter: are you going to sell out today. >> we hope so. 70,000 is a big number, but we think there's a gad chance. demand is really high. we had a lot of phone calls. a lot of people asking questions. we think it's going to be a big time show heree >> reporter: it is coming up on june 11th. >> june 22nd. >> reporter: june 22nd. put it on your calendar. we are live at m and t bank stadium. >> the real reason youuwanted to covee this storr is because you wanted to get tickkts of your own. >> reporter: let's ssy, i %-the under shirt here and how g

of a fan i am of u2. things workout sometimes. it's hard working fans that have been out here forever, they need good coverage.3 that the other reason i'm here officially. >> wink, wink. joel, that brings us to the question of the day. what event if any woulddyou camp out for all night for? (410)481-4545. you can also go tour website at foxbaltimore.com. tell us what you think. a lot of you sounded off through facebook. you can also send us a tweet at fox baltimore. coming up he is making his return to t.v. i'm six foot 5 with oranne hair. >> what to expect from conano co brian when his shoo debuts. %-southhound traffic lanes all e

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break. now let's take a look at our meteorologist steve fertig for the temperatures the day. it's going to be cool butú about where we shooud be for this time of year, upper 50s for highs and temperatures nearer in the 30s. nearer to freezing i was going to so than it has been n the low. it's dry looking to the north and east. guess what, wintery weather there. you can see snow falling up in3 vermont and massachusetts as well as rhode island and also it looks like connecticut, too in terms of wintery type weather there. 39 degrees with partly cloudy skies, winds oot of the west at 5 miles per hhur for ime being. dew point at 26. room for these temperatures to drop a little bit more. 39 degrees in baltimore ann the same for salisbury. up in hagerstown, 39. out in oakland, 32 degrees there. you can see we do have a freeze warning for calvert county as that will be until 9:00 a.m. this morning. 5-35-mile-an-hour winds across the state that will increase to

ú%-25 miles per hour and gusting to 35. -he low pressure builds in north and east. a northwesterly flow of air and that northwesterly flow is going to keep us on the cool side for today as we see temperatures getting into the mid-to upper 50s. generally, though we should be up around 59 degrees for the high. we will be close to seasonable, though. today. eastern shore getting up to 55 degrees. it could be gusting up to 35 miles an hour. the central part of the state, 58 degrees with mainly clear skies and 10-15-mile-an-hour wind and gusting to 30. it will be pretty with all of temperaturee coming within a couple of degrees of normal and the winds being a main factor that will be out of the normal range. as far as the west, tonight 40 degrees for the overnight low. it will be a windy night with the northwest wind at 15-20 miles per hour. theerest of the week with temperatures getting up to 58 degrees tomorrow. lots of sunshine for wednesday with a high of 60.

59 degrees for on the veteran's day with plenty of sun. upper 50s on wednesday aad sunday. 30% chance of a shower then. now for a look at whht is happeeing on the roadway, %-traffic edge. here with the candace. >> reporter: we're seeing a sluggish ride on 95 from wwitemarsh toward the beltway. right now in fact, 8 miles per hour. loop lanes on the beltway travel through harford road. we need to talk about a new accident.3 it is involving a bus on glen -en drive at route 140. we will conninue to monitor the situation ask kee and keep you up-to-date as soon as we get more information. as far as 795 innthe area, itts incident free, but we ave a fair share of congestion traveling toward owings mills toward the beltway is where it starts to bunch up there. on 695, let's take a liie look at liberty road. we have our delays on the outer loop lanes. pretty much the same deal, no

incidents to get in your way, traveling toward 70. inner loop not looking bad toward 795. as for the commute, let'' take a live look at greenspring avenue. the inner loop lanes, they're the connern. we have ente intermittent stop o delays toward the jfx. %-get paat the cold spring lane. you will find the congestion near rux ton road. and inside of baltimore we have an accident at eemondson avenue at edgewood street. we will continue to monitor that. to report. that's a look at the mmrning travels. patrice, back to you. thhnk you,,candace. calving out overnight in the the cold for u2 tickets. some baltimore residents are doing it. we want to know what any event if so would you the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what you don't see. like dependability, a one-hundred thousand-mile, five-year powertrain warranty

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find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. u2 is coming to baltimore, and a few llcal fans will do whatever they need toomake sure %-they're camping outside of the box office in hopes of getting tickets. that brings us to the qqestion of today.ú what event if any would you camp out all knighted for. -- all night. good morning, phyllis. >> good morning. >> what would do it for you? >> i would love to see tina ú%rner. she is a living legend. >> i'm with you on that. you just gave me an answer. i think i'm with you. she did her last concert, so she said. her last tour. >> she may change her mind and come back. it's a woman's prerogative o change her mind. >> i will be outside with ou

camping out. all right, thank you. >> shawn in baltimore is online. good morning, shawn? >> good morning, how arr you? >> i am great. so what would get you outside in the cold? , i will spend the night in front f best buy for the play station 2. i was also the number one customer for the tivo and spent the night two days and missed the playoffs. >> you are really gadget guy if you're missing the playoffs. >> i'm the gadget king. >> shawn, thank you so much. >> let's go to terrance in baltimore. hi, terrance. >> hi. >> i'm. what on would do it for you? >> i wouldn't spend much time outside for nothingg i'm not that crazy. ú% you're not the only one. a lot of people online would agree with you. justin would stay outside. he said i would do it for metalica or skinner. ben says i would only caap out for ozzy osbourne or and i'm

with you on this one, front row ravens super bowl tickets. after yesterday's game we might be out there, ben. james says, i would do t for call of dutyyblack ops. ú% course that is the game that was stolen frrm a store that got copies that haven't even been released. wendy says she is not buying -ll of this. camping out in 2010 with online ordering now. we did the camping out in the '80s and '90s, i think i3 will stick to online ordering. i'm too old for camping out. too cold out there. thank you for your calls and coming up later on fox 45 mmrning news. irish eyes are smiling about today's hometown hoo spot. the cultural festivity going on this weekend. i'm 6-foot 9 with orange hair. >> next get your cocoa fix starting tonight. starting tonight learr more

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coco. >> i'm glad he is doing a show. >> hollywood stoked. >> i love him. >> i'm excited.med. >> this is amazing. >> ii's awesome. >> and conan can't wait. >> is it november 8th? >> not yet, chief. >> it will be here soon. >> conan o''rien make his return to late nighh on monday the sister network of ccs. he warmed up by making a surprise appearance. >> basic cable. >> the hollywood reporter has written about conan's return to >> for the cable universe expectatiins are high. he is a big star coming over from network t.v. >> reporter: coming over from nbc to be specific and his departureefrom the tonight show in an awkward gay of musical

chairs with jay leno. the cbs show is a chance to proof that he is one of comedy's best. >> is this a shot at redemption. >> it's a shot at redemption for conan o'brien. way he was cast out of nbc heú took it very personal. conan is starting from strach. >> scratch. >> he has given a few looks3 sayinggthat it will have an -ntimate feel. they posted a faux preview online complete with mini band. >> reporter: as he gets ready to return, conan feeling he love from hollywood. >> we're always happy to see him. >> reporter: >> conan is smart. conan is tall. >> reporter: even tte hops on

board more or less. >> as long as he doesn't do any david hasslehoff jokes, which is probably impossible for him, he will be just fine. >> reporter: if conan is looking for any guests, we found no shortage of volunteers. from tina fay. >>absolutely, i would love to do >> i don't wann to beg but i would like it. >> reporter: conan's return -ets off an unprecedented battle talent. >> now you have the three heavy waitss >> reporter: but in the conan has always had an edge. >> i stand out, i'm 6-foot 9 with orange hair. >> reeooter: careen winters, cnn hollywood. going on a dance move. steve is nnt afraid to tell it like it is. judge karen joins us live instudio. >> reporter: joel d smith

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now fox 45 morning news. >> i was dale, dale, and i don't get any response.3 a mothhr witnesses her son's shooting over the phone in jamaica.3 why it took so long for her to get to her son's side. it's a beautiful day for u2 when the fans are coming to baltimore city and how long these fans have been camping out for tickets. a new face comes to a hit fox show. am blin takes us inside of her show on an all new episode of

house. good morning. it's monday, november 8th.ú if that didn't let you know it's %-leaves changing sure will.he >> i can't believe they're still on the trees. >> they're all over my yard. my neighbor's leaves are all over my yard. there's not many left on the tree. p> we do have a school closing to pass on to you this morning. >> that would be nice, but we're ú%re so meteorolooist steve fertig is here to fill us n what we can expect asswe are up >>look at what the low pressureú is doing up in new england,

bringing a low wintery typeemix. look toward the easterr part of new york state and connecticut, massachusettsles and new hampshire..3 that is where the low is intensifying. for us it means strong winds. while e remain clear of that kind of activity with sunny skies in fact here, it won't warm whole lot. it will be nearrseasonable. we do start at 39 degrees in baltimore and 40s in the surrounding area, but winds will pay a role as we get to 10-20 miles an hour and gust to 30. we will talk bout how long we will remain windy and if we could see warmer or cooler temperatures coming this week. candace dold has a look at the traffic edge. candace. >> reporter:: thank yyu, steve. we have to talk about a new accident in baltimore county. there's several injuries. you will find it in route 140. the medics are en route. as faa as 795 in the area, let's

take a look at how that is shaping up. no ins in eitherrdirection. just some cramping up in owings mill toward the beltway. once you get on the beltway delay there. it's going to be 27 minutes, 23 miles per hour. doing much better on 95 thhough baltimore, fort mchenry tunnelú toward the beltway 9 minutes t frie46 miles per hour and nothio get in way on 895, harbor tunnel, a 9-minute trip at 55 miles per hour there. back to patrice approximate and. 8:04 on fox 45 morning news. a coppin state track star shot two weeks ago is now recoveriig from his injuries. his parents hope that he will be able to run again, but it could take months of therapy. hissmothhr who lives in jammica just arrived in baltimore to be with him. she was on the phone with when her son was suddenly attacked, shot in the chest.

his friends rushed him to the hoopital but his mother could not be at his side until days >> when i went to the embassy to try to get the visa, they turned ú% down. >> now finally after proving that her son was in the hospital, she was granted a temporary visa. she flew in on thursday. now she is hoping that the police are find the three men responsible. the incident happened around 2:00 this morning at columbia road and little patuxent driveway. private first class kirk brown went to chock shaw hock ttauma. he is in stable condition. the driver of the suv wasn't hurt. a woman questions the motivation of a hospital after had he pulled the plug on her

mother. she was admmtted to the hospital last monnh for pneumonia. after a few days, the doctors wanted to remove her frommthe -entilate or. baabara was against it and wanted a second opinion be but her options were limited because her mother was a ward of the state. she is worried that the decision was rushed over money but the hospital says it did everythiig >> it's very difficult when someone you love lies. and oftee, families become very distrrught. >> a hearing was held on saturday afternoon. administrators ultimately decided to i have got doctors the okay to remove morris from ver ventilator. thoosands of quantas airline passengers around the world are3 stuck for at least the next three dayss the airlines entire fleet of airbus planes are grounded because of oil leaks that have been discovered in the turbine area of three engines. >> we will not be operating the fleet until we are 100% sure that we can ensure the safety of

our opeeatiins going forward. >> safety issues were discooered after a scare on thursday when part of an engine ripped apart on a quantas jet from singapor to australia. we are expected to get more information on the cause of the independent investigators will reeease their initial findings as a 2-day hearing gets underway in washington. 200 million gallons of crude into the gulf of mexico. the commission has until februarr to give the final report to the president. the iiformation will be used to help prevent another desaster. baltiiore fans of the ledge dare rock group u2 have final found what they're looking for. the band is coming to m&t bank stadium in june, but tickets go on sale in just a couple of smith is live at the box office with the biggest fans who have been out there all night long and you all look cold. >> reporter: i look cold. i mean, these guys, they got the

shivering legs going on there. he has been out most the morning. and it's been the same hard core group of 7 people, but that is it. i got jimmy, where is everybody else? >> i guees on the internet warming it up. %-against them for sometime sea. >> i understand that. >> reporter: you are having second thoughts about coming out here at all? >> not at all. >> reporter: is it part of the experience thaa you tuck with it and you are a fan. >> yeah. >> reporter: whaa is the longgst ou waited for a concert. >> 5 days. >> reporter: is that the bruce spring teen coocert? >> yes. reporter: when you're at the vent, is it all worth being cold to the toes. >> i think 20 people buy, meú beers because they saw me on ú%v. now i got 20,000 beers coming to me. >> reporter: you avoid a service charge by coming here how much does that save you.

>> 5-$17 a ticket. >> reporter: how many tickets are you buying? >> 6 or eight. >> reporter: what do you require for everybody who is not here standing here tickets. >> get here today or tomorrow. it's goinn to sell out quick. >> reporter: and guys, i have to admit, guys, i'm goong to be the under shirt today.e thissisú we got the u2, '97 tourment i will be itour, thenext time i w. the ravens went into sunday's game at m and t stadium facing a miami team with a 4-0 on he road record. the raven first drive offthe game totaled 76 yards and it ended with this effort from willis mcgahee..3 %-the rest himself.ath and does 32 yards for the touch down putting the ravens up 7-0.

the ravens never let up for the game, 2 winning to the end, 26-10. baltimore 7th straight win at home. >> our expectations are not to be okay. our expectations are o be dominant. ray talkssit every time he breaks a huddle. that is oneeweek. we haae a new challenge. a heck of a defense we're going to be playing against. we enjoy this one for two hours -nd then we go to work on atlanta. things they didn't wwnt to do. a lot of differrnt players made a lot of plays. ú%can go down the line and maim >> it's going to be a quick turn around this week. the raven are going to be face the falcons in atlanta on thursddy night, just a few days away. karen sent us this photo taken at he kent island elementary school fall festivalú match the enthusiasm level off3 well known ravens fan, captain

defense. >> very nice. no matter where you're from, we're looking for all of you ravens fans out there to send us photos showing off your purple pride. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the community's features section. coming up baltimore seeing green. we're going to tell you where you can go to enjoy corned beef, whiskey and aal things irish. and an intensifying low3 %-england them wintery mix ther. for us it means winds that will be gusttng up toward of 30 to 35 miles per hour as theehigh pressure is coming from the west and brings us plenty of

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irish eyes are smiling. head out to the maryland irish feetival for music, food and fun. dale fields is live with the details in this morning's

hometown hot spot. good morning, how are you. hi, how are you doing today. >> in good. these irish eyes are smiling at you this morning the tell us what you're cooking up. >> i got salmon and dried mushroomm and lo lobster mushro. i have seared salt and peppers, sauteeing shallots and garlic s well. about to hit it with a little bit of whiskey. >> there's with the irish part comes in. i was going to ask you which part of that was irish? >> definitely the mushrooms as well. >> we are going to be able to %-festival.of food at thee3 what else is gging out there? >> well, here we have one of the biggest irish whiskey selection -nside the state. we are working on finishing it off and carry everything that we can carriment there's a couple of more that can be introduced as soon as tte liquor board works out the contract. >> it looks like you got a lot

of liquor there to start off with? >> yep, i' the one i am using today. >> aside from the alcohol, though, this s something that kids can come and enjoy, too. >> snies too. >> yes. >> we will let ou continue cooking so it can be ready for the festival this weekend. thank you so much. >> you''e very well. is at the timonium fairgroundsl from friday through sunday. for more information, log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. it's dry over our region right now. let's take a look at what is happening in new england. we she what is happening. a little bit more as far asvity, wintery weather. you are seeing a little snow mix with the showers up in new england. where we are, it's a high pressure that is building bringing us sunshine and a few clouds, 39 degrees starting today and winds out of the west

at 12 miles an hour though they are expected to climb as we sit between the low up in nnw england and the high from the west. 46 in d.c., 42 in sslisbury, and 43 in hagerstown. again, we do have a freeze warning to tell you about. we mentioned this earlier in ú%lvert ccunty and ooard st. mary'sscounty untill9:00. right now the winds are picking up at 10-15 miles per hour on the of theenorthwest and it will get to the 15-20 miles per hour ggsting to 35 or so. as you see us sitting between the low and the high, you will get the pressure gradient. the result, clear skies as the high prrssure gets close to us, and the winn pick up today as well as being breezy tomorrow. the temperature expecting to climb to 55 degrees. the wind gusting upwards. and central part of the statt, gusting to 30 as temperatures climb to 58 degrees which is close to seasonable for thii time of year. enjoy the sunshine though it won't warm us more thannthat. 58 degrees for the western part of the state.

40 for the overnight low, but the 15-25-mile an you are ho --s making for a windy night. partly cloudy skies, with temperatures near 60 degrees for wednesday, veterans day on thursday, and friday, 58 and bine for your saturday and sunday as the clouds increase on sunday with a 30% ccance of a we also want to see what is happening on the roadways this morning. we are going o heck in with candace dold right now who has the traffic edge. candace. thank you, steve.ú again, the speeds not looking too great this morning out on par!!parts of the roadways. i didn't have in whitemarsh and it's 6 miles pr hour on the outer loop lanes of the beltway and that's right at harford road. let's talk about what is %-we do have annaccident in baltimore county involving a school bus. the word is that there's at least one injury there an and a child was taken to a local we will ontinue to monitor this situation. as soon as we get more

information in the newsroom, we will hand it over to you. as far as traffic,let take a look at 795 and how that is shaping up. it's going to be a bit congested but no delays. this is the way it's going to go this morning.3 as or beltway, once you apppoach the lanes of 695, let's take a live look at libberly liy road. it's not been a pretty picture there. that will continue that way, it's been a cramped ride throogh 70. heading from greenspring avenue toward the jfx. outer loop side at harford road, it's jammed toward parkville stretching up toward towson. by the way, there's an accident to talk abbut in dundalk this morning. it's on merit boulevard right at wise avenue. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice, and megan, ú%ck over to you. sugar land new cd is called the incredible machine. that is what you can win from us at fox 45. we're giving away a ymaha, pef7.1 theater channel in a box.

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life is betterrwhen you are fancy. the illustrate or of the book fancy nancy. robbn price la las ruz is here o talk about the book and to show us some the pictures inside. good morning, robyn. >> thank you for being here. >> the first fancy, dancy book and this is a blowup version of it came out 5 years ago. since then fancy dancy has been a brand for little girls all over and i have been traveling around. jane o'connor is the author. i dd the pictures for the last 5 years and we have about 35 books finished at this point. >> wow. >> and everyone -- and fao schwartz. it's so wonderful.

it remmnds me of the magic who i was a little girl before i knew better. >> and it's even more exciting this time of year with tte toys and people looking for gifts..3 this is an idea for christmas shopping, holiday shopping. let open up it and look at this new book and see some of the pictures that you have done. >> in this story, there's a whole world of nancy and her little sister have been asking jane o'connor for 5 years, what is little sister's name? finally in this story which is little sister's birthday, we find the name of little sister. >> we won't give that away. >> i'm not going to, but basically in the story nancy wants a beautiful fan that she e sees at a fabulous bo boutique. she decides she is going to have

her own fancy boutique and rhinestones. rhine stones are genuine fake diamonds. >> they are beautiful, too. >> nancy likes fancy words. so it's an extension of vocabulary. >> your drawings are so elaborate and so details and beautiful, i'm excited to go and find out what the little sister's name is. a lot of people can come and meet you. you are doing a book signing tonight at lutherville. a lot of people can come out, get the book and meet you. thank you for coming in this morning. nice to meet youu p> nice to meet you. >> with more information of where she is going to be tonight, more about the book, fancy nancy you can go to foxbaltimore.com/morning for the eelaborate details. today is the settlement deadline for wil 9 will 9/11 . toys for cots kicks off this

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it's about time to start shopping for the holidays. while you buy gifts for your loved ones, you can remember those who are less fortunate. the toys for tots campaign is kicking off. satisfy sergeant is joining us this morning with more about the toys for tots. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning, patrice. >> i cannt believe it's this time of year already. it's a fun time of year. ú%u have been doing this for so long. tell me about the program, how it works. >> we have been doing it for 63 years.ú this year's campaign started on

october. all of the resources seives the- serves the baltimore's children. this year we have an aggressive campaign and hope to com come ce to last year's total. >> what do you need most or does any toy work for kids? >> any unopened too and new toy. we have been scattered through baltimore county, howard county and carroll county for collections. >> i actually got to go shopping with au yo you all for toys. it was a lot of fun. i and not a lot of money. >> we have 350 ddop op locations. the easiest way to do it is to go on the website. we have them all listed on the website. >> the economy, rough on a lot3 of people, does that make it doublyyhard for you guys to do your jobs. >> it's challenge, but there's a

lot of goodwill in baltimore and by getting the message out early and having an organization that doing well and we have a lot hope that we're goinn to do well this year. >> talk about who will be the recipients of these toys. who will have a happy holiday because offthese guys. >> we structure it so all of the toys go to the children in howard ccunty and baltimore city, also. all of the toys collected as the colonel mentions that are collected from the baltimore region. >> we have a lot of kids who are deserving. you guys step in and help out. thank yyu for being here this morning. the toys for tots drive will be on friday december 3rd. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. coming up almost one week after the midterm elections, president obama shifts his focus in another direction. india. is paying a visit to

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welcome back to fox 45 morning news. 8:31 is the time. i'm patrice harris. p>> i'm megan gilliland. we have a school closing to pass to you. bokin elementary in pasadena is closed because of a watermain break. that watermain break cannot be a good thing. let's look at the temperatures. meteorologist steve fertig is here. it's cool, and we are going to see sunshine around here. that's not the same case for new england. look at that, wintery type mix off of new england. the wait indicating snow and a wintery mix in the pink and just some plain rain. around here, it's just dry conditions as high pressure builds in now. it will be a windy afternoon, though as we sit between the high that comes our way and low pressure that goes up to new

england. 35 comes our way and otherwise in the low 40s around the area. winds will beepart of the bigger story with west, northwest winds at 10-20 miles per hour but gusting at 30 miles per hour at times. let's see what is happening on the roadways with candace dold. >> reporter: we continue to monitor a situation in rice reisterstown this morning. it's an accident involving a bus. it's going to be on glen din drive at route 140. crews remain on the scene there as one child was taige taken toe hospital. %-more information and we will continue to biff di give to youn as it getssinto our newsroom. northbound, and southbound lanes looking good. once you approachhthe beltway, though, it becomes a dreaded mess from 795 toward 95, right now 23 minutes at 27 miles per hour. look at this number, from 95

toward 83, a 56-minute ride at 11 miles per hour there. just a little bit of improvement from whitemarsh toward the beltway, 6 minutes at 37 mmles per hour. that's a look at the morning travels. pa anpatrice and megan, back ovo you. sheer arhere are the storiee following this morning. president barack obama addressed india this morning as part of his 10 tour of asia. he says that the washington and india can work together to stop terrorist prolivation. >> reporter: people have the huudred ready to see u2. that is all there is. these people are ready to go online and ight for thee3 tickets. the only advantage to being here, you can avoid a servicee3 charge. thh folks you are looking atú right now have been here since 6:00 p.m. yesterday. they say it'ssworth it for u2. today is the deadline for

workers who fell ill following thee9/11 attacks to settle with new york city. more than 10,000 people including police and firefightees sued the city over their exposure to fo toxic world trade center dust.3 the settllment is on the table and if 955 of the plaintiffs agree to it, ii would distribute up to $815 million among them. are you one of baltimore's finest? the si cystic fibro fibrosis fon is honoring professionals. >> this is a great event, the professionals are helping in and arounn the city and in their community. tell us what the event is about? >> these are professionals who are making an impact professionally and in the community. this is a great oppprtunity for a cause behind this.but there's we're raising awareness for cystic fibrosis. it's honoring them and giving them the opportunity to be one3

of their first charitable initiatives toodo good in the community. >> a lot of them gunning and tell us what they're doing for the event. >> reporter: they are doing pecker nights that are sanctioned and legal as well as concert and restaurants. how they're raising money and awareness. i think last year we raised $60,000. >> i was with you last year and i know it was a success. greater. it's near and dear to hour hearts because one of our honorees and meeinda wise. she is raffling this. all of proceeds from this raffle will go to the cystic fibrosis foundation. there's six bottles frrm around

the world in this basket. you can get three raffle tickets for $6 oo 8. you can o to her website at cfs.org/wc/melinda wise. you can learn more about the cystic pie brow si fibro fibrosy logging on to foxbaltimore.com. thank you. calling all harry potter fans.ú we have a chance for you to see one of the first installments on the wizard series. we're giving away tickets just ahead. when it comes to determining your life expectancy, look no further than your hand. now a handshake can preddct the number of years you have left. we are going to tell you about that in a little bit. 8:37 is the time. you are watching fox 45 morning news, all local all morning. p

coming up on 8:40 a i monday morning. checking out hd radar. dry conditions. we will see plenty of sunshine as high pressure builds in. intensifying low we have been showing you this morning uppin new england bringing ou a wintery mix. a hinttof cold air up ttere. it will be this time of year as we climb into the upper 60s today. it will also feel a little cooler with the wind picking up. that will be the big story today. the wind gusting at a 30 to3 35-mile range possibly. partly cloudy skies. the winds out of the west at 12 miles per hour. you can see the temperatures are in the upper 30s to lower 40s throughout the state. a freeze warning in place for a while longer for st. mary's

county. winds for the time being out of the west, northwest at 10-15 miles hour, but again expected to pick up as the low pressure center is to the north and high pressure builds in to get a pressure gradient. the winds get stronger and it will the sunshine will shine brightly but it won't warm us up because wind will be chillier. the eastern shore a 15-25-mile hour wind gusting to 35. about the same just a few mile per hour wwnds less, 58 for the high and mostly sunny skies. it will still be windy throughout the state. -ack to the west looking at high temperature, cooler at 58 and about the same, 58 degrees with the wind less at 15-25 miles per hour. ttnight 40 degrees for the overnighh low. a windy night with 15-25-mile-an-hour wind, though, clear skies and tomorrow a few more clouds mixed in would the northeasterly flow. we stay near 60 degrees for wednesday, for thursday, which is veterans day and 60 deggees on friday. 58 and 59 with more clouds

increasing through the wait a second woo jus weekend just a 3e of showers for sunday. for a look at what is happening on the roads. candace. >> reporter: it is just an 95, traveling through whitemarsh. in fact, we continue to check on the actual speeds. just a little bit of improvement at 42 miles per hour. the real slow spot this morning, comes on the outer loop lanes of the beltway at harper road at 5 miles per hour. we do have an accident in baltimore county that you need to know. it's in reisterstown. it's involving a school bus on the northbound lanes of glenden drive at route 140. we do have information that one child was transported to the hospital. we are continuing to get more information into the newsroom. we will update you as soon as possible. as for now traffic around the area, reisterstown is completely jammed approaching the scene. let's take a live look at 795. we don't have any incidents there and very light activity, northbound and southbound lanes

as well. once you finally approach the beltway, let's take a look at the outer will have lane as the liberty road and it's been a dreaded ride there. that contiiues to be case, cramping all the way down toward 70. then it becomes theeinner loop lanes toward pikesville at the jfx and even actually toward 83. on 83, a crash on the northbound lanes of the jfx at 28th street. patrice and megan, back over to you. thank you, candace. coming up your chance to see the next harry potter in threaters before anyone else. we're giving away tickets to harry otter and the deathly hollows part one. minute from now. she is known for presiding over the courtroom, but today she is presiding over our studio. whatever she wants, she can get. judge karen joins us to talk about her new bo

she knows how to lay down the law. judge karen provides over her courtroom. she is her to talk about the book, "stay in your lane." >> stay in your lane is something we hear on the show all the time. >> stay on the your lane, i know how to drive. >> on the show it's always talk. >> they're real cases. i'm a real judge. - lot of people think that the shows this season are actors. these are real litigants. sometimes i'm ashamed to say na. p> there's so much drama that a -ot of people can't believe it? >> we taped this showwin los angeles. part of the reason that the shows are so interesting isú because so many people moved to los angeless because they want to be actors and musicians. they want to be famous so we get a lot of characters on the show. >> here is the book "stay in your lane." in it you tell people how to

live their life in their lane so they don't run into people and have some problems. >> it's how to live your best life. and living your best life is not around driving in fancy cars or walking around with expensive handbags. it's about living a life that is free of drama and conflict. living a life that you can be proud of. staying in your lane and this book is about staying focused what you need to do to live your best life. >> you take people through five major steps in this. >> i ask people to look at the ends you have around you. as attractive the title, there's nothing sweet about bitter friends. too many women have negative friends around them to say you can't do that. why are you doing that? have another piece of cake.ú you don't need to get a graduate degree. misery loves company. you need to eliminate some of the people from your life. i talk about working out the

issues with your family. i believe in the end, all youú have to is family. you want to try to mend those broken relationships that you have with family. before you could do anything, you have to revisit your past. i think most of us have pit falls in liie, because we're carrying around heavy, heavy baggage from the past. >> and that is why your show is so popular. one of the biggest hits at our sister station, people watching. that is why they're going to buy this book. judge karen, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you can watch the show at 10:00 and 11:00 at our sister station cw baltimore. the way you walk or tte way you shake hands can determine how long you are going to live. what evidence backs up that study. next, house welcomes a new character on the show tonight. character on the show tonight. amber tells us these sausage pancake bites are an amazing combination. combine that with the taste, and it's a combo combo. huh? dunkin's new sausage pancake bites.

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houses returns to fox tonight with an all new episode. amber tamlin joins the cast replacing 13 on house's diagnostic team. amber is available to talk with us this morning. good morning, amber. >> hi, how are you? >> i am dding great and this has got to be a lot of fun for you joining house which is one of the best shows that fox has. >> yeah, it's very exciting

incredible show. >> talk about how you came to be on house. i hear that they came to you and wanted to do a role especially for you. >> i'm not replacing olivia wild. she is still on the show. >> she is taking a hiatus. >> i'm hoping to do scenes with her. they came to me and said they wanted to create another female character to balance out on the tess tostestosterone. >> and there's a lot of it. >> so they came to me and said we would like to write something for you. i was flattered about that. we talked a will the about it what kind of character would be interesting and a greet dynamic to go with house's character. that is how we came up with martha. >> talk about her. >> master is a lot like young female house in a certain way. she is incredibly brilliant,

incredibly smart, but socially very incredibly awkward. those are the skills that she hasn't really developed. while you're able to see her, figure out cases and you know,ú know things that most people would never know in a million years, whhn it comes to just basic communications ssills, shú has got some issues with that which makes for funny television. i don't know why. but awkward people is just funny. >> i'm wondering how that works with house, because house puts everybody through the ringer that he has to work with on that show. >> it's a bit of a back and forth. the first couple of episodes you see house go after her and her stand her ground, because she is very aware of him. she is kind of in awe of him. he is famous in her generation of medical students.

everybody knows who house is. she into this environment not knowing the other side, just sort of hearing, house is a brilliant doctor, but not hearing that house is crazy, abusive, nut bag doctor. she has to get used to that very quick. it's one of those situations where she has been in academia so long and been in school, but she has never been in the real world of medicine. you are seeing this for the first time. >> you are gging to be on this for several episodes. do you think this could become a permanent role for you? >> i leave all doors open allays. i've had a lot of fun with them and we will see. >> i heard, is it true, i heard that you had never even seen episode of house and weren't sure you wanted to do it, even though they knew they wanted you for a role. >> i haa initially dismissed. it sounded like a medical show, no thank you. it wasn't until my agent and had

said, o, no, you should some episodes. i asked in frieeds and i realized that literally in no exaggeration, every single good friend of mine is an avid watcher. i had no idea. >> oh, yeah. >> i heard everything and i borrowed like seasons from all of my friends. they all had, you know, i watched them. >> yeah. >> i felt stupid for ever thinking that. >> amber, good to have you on it. we will all be watching. good to talk with you this morning. good luck with it. >> likewise. house airs tonight at 8:00 here on fox 45. my "me time" is when i thought i parked on level 2.

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how long you would live just by testing your physical prow less. dr. mollica marshal determining how it is possible. >> a firm handshake could indicate a long life. that is according to a new journal testing that the personal physical abilities can predict a person's age of death. they examined the physical abilities of participants, mostly elderly and recorded when they died. they were tested on grip strength, walking speed, and rising fromma chair. overall those who tested worst this a consistently higher risk of death. in 14 studies the death was 6 or 7 times higher with the people would the weakest grip than those with the strongest grip. this included younger peoppe as well. in other studies the rate was 6.8 times igher for a brisk walker. more evidence of how fit you are, may indicate how long you're going to live.

i'm dr. mollica marshall. it should be a wiidy day today as temperatures get to 58 which is within a degree or so of normal. tomorrow we will see more clouds. not quite as windy. we will stay in the 60s for wednesday. and a little bit more of the same for the weekend just a little more cloud cover. this past weekend, a littleas chilly. >> a slight improvement. >> the holiday season is about to kickoff with what is sure to be a big hit. harry potter is expected to premier. you can see it before anyone else does. the 4th and 5th caller at (410)481-4545 gem (410)481-4 pack for a prescreening of harry potter and the deathly hollows. >> patrice and calling. >> not really. you are watching fox 45 morning news, all local all morning.