i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talk bsmght the massive system brought double digit rainfall totals. bge crews have been working around the clock to fix outages. they were fixing lights earlier today. the mighty storm took its time moving through. bob has incredible rainfall totals and we begin with gigi barnett who is live along jones falls. gigi? >> reporter: these folks are trying to get back to normal, trying to get the water out and power back. so far bge said 54,000 people

now have power, but they have a ways to go. nonstop rain flooded streets across maryland and wiped out power for thousands. basements were also flooded. >> everything's gone. >> reporter: the water washed out sewers too. bge crews worked evertime it restore power to some 54,000 customers. >> we've been cleaning since 8:30. they tried to use sandbags to keep the water out. it didn't work much for ryan. he owns a hot dog shop. >> it went up the back alley and in through the rear doors. everybody got a taste of it. >> reporter: this is the jones falls within day after the storm. bge said at the height of the storm they about 700 people

working to restore power. they say they will continue to work overtime until everyone as their power and electricity restored. >> bob's in the first warning weather center with more. >> we didn't have these kind of rainfall amounts with hurricanes or tropical storms, but this wasn't either one. we still have precipitation in the form of rain from boston, to nantucket. we've cleared out nicely, around 3 or 4 a.m. let's take a look at some of the numbers. the naval air station, over a foot of rain. annapolis almost nine inches. frederick west of us at five and a quarter. 6.0 downtown, but the winner st. mary's county.

they got socked. i'm not sure where that is exactly. 13.8-inches. on the eastern shore a meager 2.40. oat heat got barely a trace. we'll come back land look at that great weekend forecast. mary? >> as we showed you, bge crews have been working 12 and 16-our shifts. at the height of the storm more than 60,000 customers were in the dark. just over 19 hun homes are without -- 1900 homes are without power. in anne arundel 906 customers are still without powmpletz stay with -- power. remember, wjz is always on. for instant up dates, go right to wjz.com. mario is out on bail after allegedly assaulting his

mother. vic? >> mario was arrested and charged with second-degree assault. his mother called police. she said her son pushed her and she was in fear for her life. police found damage to the china cabinet and the floor was littered with glass. she has admitted battling heroin addiction but has been reported clean for a year. >> the singer was released on $50,000 bond. a gifted teen jumps to his death. it is a story sending shock waves across the country. we have new insight into the rutgers freshman.

>> we'll have more coming up at 5:00. well, put down that phone. if you are in your car, starting today it is illegal in maryland to talk on a cell phone while driving. under the law you can still use a hand held cell phone at a stop light but once your car's in motion, you need to use a hand free device or just hang up. drivers only can be pulled over if they're committing another offense. the fine is $40 for the first cell phone violation and $100 thereafter. let's check in on the roads with sharon gibala. good afternoon, a little busy out there but it's a typical friday afternoon commute. we have a crash liberty road at michael drive and another one

in parksville at second avenue. watch for a crash on route 175 at waterloo and one in anne arundel, crane highway and hospital drive. on the east side outer loop there's a disabled vehicle, a tractor-trailer causing a backup to hawkins. two sinkholes, run in anne arundel. gambrills is closed at antrim and closed at dunnfield. take harford. there's a look at your drive times and speeds in the 30s. 31 miles an hour. there's a look at the northwest side of the beltway at green spring avenue. heavy volume. there's look at that delay because of the disabled tractor- trailer and a big delay on 50, this one running from cape st. clair. we had an earlier disabled vehicle that should be gone. obviously, the delay is ling --

is lingering. back to you. he is calling it quits. it wasn't exactly a surprise. today president obama's chief of staff rahm emanuel resigned. joel brown reports for wjz. he's heading home to chicago to focus on his on political career. >> reporter: at a crucial time for president obama rahm emanuel is stepping down as white house cleave of staff to run for mayor in his hometown of chicago. >> we are very excited for rahm. >> because my tell pratt -- temperate is sometime as bit different than yours, mr. president, i'd like to thank my colleagues forker that patience. >> reporter: the president plans to pick a permanent chief

of staff after the election. that's what makes the timing so surprising. emanuel has sometimes butted heads to advance the president's agenda. the white house mr. need that clout whoever the next four weeks as the democrats struggle to retain control of congress. the chief of staff is at the center of every decision he makes. emanuel last been criticized for wielding too much powshz but former bush chief of staff andrew card said that's no accident. >> the chief of it staff only does the job the way the president wants it done. >> reporter: personnel changes are not unusual midway through the administration. in washington, joel brown, wjz, eyewitness news. >> emanuel is planning a tour of chicago's neighborhoods on

monday it talk to voters. still ahead, shop online. stick around. we'll tell you what days to get the best deals. questions released. police are trying to question jonbenet ramsey's brother again. and osama bin laden has a new message for the world. the sun and wind are drying out our water logginged lawns.

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we're going to return to the story of the gifted college student. we have the report with new insight into the rutgers

freshman. >> reporter: by all accounts, tyler clementi was a gifted violinist. his teacher spoke to us. >> he was a quiet person, but when he picked up his violin, it was a different story. >> reporter: authorities announced thursday they identified the body found in the hudson river as clementi. now more details are emerging. from his online posting i texted roomy around 7:00 asking for the room. when i got back is inned he had turned the web cam towards my bed. police said it was the second time he tried to record it. i haven't seen my roommate since sunday when i was asking

for the room the first time. his doing it again set me off. i turned it off. later that day clementi took his on life, jumping off the george washington bridge. >> new jersey governor chris christi was upset. >> i can't imagine what the parents are feeling. >> reporter: he said he won't tell prosecutors how to proceed against dhraun ravi and his friend molly wei. that may change if they find evidence of a biased charge. whatever the end, clementi's family are mourning the loss of his life. >> coming up, we'll have more on how it's impacting local universities. it's a piece of pop culture

history, and now the suit o.j. simpson wore is in a museum. it's at the museum in washington, d.c. it is part of an exhibit on sensational iism in the -- sensationalism in the news and the mute button that the judge used. stocks start the fourth quarter on a high note. let's go to new york right now where alexis christoforous -- well, let's take a look at the stocks. the dow is up 41 points. s&p up five and nasdaq up five. let's go to new york where alexis christoforous as tonight's cbs -- has tonight's cbs money watch. >> sales at gm climbed 11% from a year ago. ford posted a 46% rise and

chrysler saw a whopping 61% jump in sales. the impressive increases mainly because sales plunged in september of last year when the governor's cash for clunkers program came for -- to an and. personal income and ended jumped in august but the savings rate climbed. in a separate report it show lad slowdown in manufacturing last night. united and continental have sealed the deal to create the world's largest airline. it will be called ul airlines, though -- united airlines. it is expected to produce $1.2 billion in cost savings. heidi klum will no longer be one of victoria secret's

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boy, are we drying out and that sunshine looks so nice. >> so nice and this morning when the sun came out and the breeze picked up, it dried things up. we still have, at least for harford, poreses of baltimore county, aa county and st. mary's county all that rain. take a look at radar. to our north there is the storm. good-bye and good riddens. what a mess that was. many areas picking up at least a foot. we're talking four to six to eight inches. the most of it fell east and

south. someplace unless st. mary's county had over a foot of rain. somebody said how much snow would that be? probably about 120 inches, but that doesn't happen in the winter time. 7147. dew point drying out. humidity a nice breeze. 6 oat -- 61 in ocean city. if you're heading out later take the coat. you see how the northwest wind that's pushing the water back out of the bay. that was pushed up the bay by two day the of winds. it's like a big bathtub. when the winds go back to the north, this pushes the water down the bay. that means some places on the eastern shore may be seeing higher than normal tides. the winds facing the northwest, the beaches.

here's the storm early this morning. it just cleared our region and it continues to move, still a huge area of rain. new york getting a few sprinkles a and drizzle. we have bright -- bright sunshine. another area will spin on team. there it s in the meantime, saturday a beautiful day. cooler that low will get parked close to us and sit there for a couple days. that means clouds. we may see additional showers and rain beginning monday. north winds five to 10. 73 is your bay temp. 42 to 54 tonight. color and cool tomorrow. sunny, nice fall day, upper

60s. get out and enjoy it. >> don't miss tonight's prime- time lineup. tonight it's "blue bloods" and eyewitness news at 11. we've got some breaking news. over the scene of a big fire. >> this is in the dundalk area right across from dundalk high school. one of the buildings has caught fire. now the fire department has called a second alarm on this. what you're seeing is fire burning through the roof. the flames are leaping more than 100 feet in the air. what's burning is not known other than this roof material. now firefighters are -- they have already called for fire investigators to the seen.

it is suspicious in origin. it's going to continue to burn for sometime. we'll keep you updated. we just arrived on the scene a few moments ago. >> we'll continue to follow it. thank you. >> a promo note for you. the ravens are on the road this woke to fates steelers. you can see the game at one. and immediately after the action is complete, our coverage continues president join us for highlights and analysis. it's a full ravens sunday. katie couric has a prevow of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> they spent time behind bars. now they're spending time with their families. how a woman with conviction is giving moms a second chance. it's only on the "cbs evening news." a deaf cult bus ride.

-- difficult bus ride. children on a crash survive. we'll hear from them. now the major storm that swept through maryland is mooding new york and new england. and we'll have a live update for you on that breaking news in dundalk. a two alarm fire. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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we want to stay with some breaking news. let's go quickly to captain mike perry. a mastiff two alarm fire. >> hello, vic. we are in dundalk baltimore county. the entire building has collapsed. this was a five-story disstill ri. just a few moments ago we saw the roof structure burning rather heavily. the front side of this fire of

the disstillery collapsed. just as we came on the air, pretty much the rest of the building, which is constructed out of brick with wood interior, fell completely in on itself. fortunately, at this point we don't believe there are any injuries. firefighters pulled back a safe distance. as soon as they got on the scene, they sought heavy smoke and two or more pieces of fire apparatus are on the way to the scene. they initially requested fire investigators because they believe apparently this type of fire would not start all by itself, so this being an abandoned building, this was an old whiskey factory across from dundalk high school. at this point, as you can see, the fire has collapsed on to

itself. it continues to burchlt the wood structure continues to burn. it looks like right now the fire department is in solely exsteer your -- exterior operations. >> take a look at where this s i see there are other buildings there. is there any danger to the ajapes sent billed -- adjacent buildings? >> reporter: this high wind is assisting this fire. it's sort of feeding it more oxygen but there are other buildings abandoned. they're part of the same whiskey plant that have been abandon for as long as i can remember, as long as i've been a policeman, 25 years and another 10 years doing this. they had other buildings on the property they were using to make beer. they removed several of the big brass caldrons inside from two

other buildings on the property two years ago but these buildings remain. whether there was anything being stored in these buildings or not, i do not know. >> thank you, captain mike perry reporting. we'll check back in with him as this story continues to develop. >> the other big story, the tropical system now playing new england. randall pinkston reports for wjz. >> reporter: the water was almost waist high in new york's suburbs. people were forced to abandon their cars. parts of philadelphia are under water after close to a foot of rain. cars are submerged in place and the rushing waters pushed these two dumpsters down the street. many homes and stores are flooded. firefighters had to use a ladder truck to rescue people. what's left of a tropical storm has been moving up the east

coast for two days bringing winds up to 60 miles an hour. broken trees and power lines have left tens of thousands without electricity. most of the area saw five inches of rain in a couple hours. drivers are hoping the commute home will be easier. authorities were forced to reroute traffic. it took some drivers hours to get to work. >> i'm late and the boss it not happy. >> reporter: the rain has stopped in north carolina but it left a major mess in carolina beach. many streets are under water and the local lake is overflowing. >> there's no way to keep up. >> reporter: while the end of the woke was a washout, the rain is expected to clear out

before the weekend. >> the amount of rainfall went into the double digits in some places president bob is in the weather center with the unbelievable totals. >> normally you get three and a half inches of rain. many areas got that in two or three hours. that storm you just mentioned well off to the north and east and it continues to plague particularly cape cod and portions of connecticut, continues to move out. take a rook -- look at some of the numbers. annapolis almost nine. bwi marshall 6.02. downtown 5.7. wildwood in central portions of st. mary's county, 13.80 inches

of rain. salisbury, 2.40. amazing sta statistics. >> stay with website would be for first warning weather coverage. remember, wjz is always on for updates. the ntsb investigates what caused a deadly bus crash in bethesda. the community is mourning the death of the driver. the children on the bus are still shaken up. >> reporter: at st. patrick's school they tried to make it a normal day even though six students were home recovering. >> a sigh of relief. we think god was watching out for our students and all those on the bus. >> reporter: relief because the six kids and their parents were on this privately chartered bus when this dropped 45 feet.

>> it was over in about 10 seconds. >> did it roll once or twice? >> like three or more times. >> reporter: amazingly they are doing okay today except for a bad bump on madison's head and 11 stitches in vincent's knee. but they still have flashbacks. >> seeing people laying down. it was scary. >> reporter: over at another house, an uncle tells us his nephew is okay. >> these things happen and they're thankful it won't worse. they're concerned about their mom. of course she's not home. >> aaa is calling for stronger

and taller guardrails. there could be a new twist in the murder of jonbenet ram sigh. police are planning to question her brother again. investigators in boulder, colorado, would like to speak with jonbenet's older brother burke. he was nine when she was found with a cord, bludgeoned in the basement of their colorado home. he is now 23 years old. he was cleared by dna but investigators are hoping to jog new memories. suspicion first focused on jonbenet's parents but they were also cleared. dna evidence points to an unknown outsider. >> jonbenet's mother patsy died of ovarian cancer. in healthwatch, flu season officially begins today. unlike last year's season there

will be plenty of flu shots on hand. experts say this year more than 15 million doses are expected for the united states and it will also prevent the h1n1 as well as two other strains, so you won't have to get multiple shots. a new high dose vaccine is also available for those 65 and older. let's check in on the roads with sharon gibala. >> first of all, if you're traveling in dundalk, you can catch your attention. we have a two alarm fire. it's on sours point road. a vacant building collapsed. it doesn't seem to be affecting traffic too much. we have the accident on 95 at route 175. another one at avondale road. too many to mention. some include west university at canterbury. bel aired a marco.

and bel air at southern. one anne arundel on crane highway at hospital drive. on the east side occupy how that disabled vehicle tractor- trailer is gone but you might find a lingering delay. there's a sink coal at gambrills. one at nottingham and bel air is closed. take harford road instead. there's a look at your drive times and speeds. 29 smore miles an hour -- 29 miles an hour, huge delays on 50 approaching the bay bridge running from route 2. that's all the way to the bay bridge. there's no two-way traffic. that is what's causing all of these. there's a look at the west side at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by disney on ice. see all the toy story gang from october 7th through the -- 27th

through the 31st. back over to you. we have a live update on this developing story we've been telling you b let's go to captain mike perry over a huge fire in dundalk. >> reporter: this is sours point and across from dundalk high school where an old vacant distiller ri has caught fire. it has now collapsed completely on itself. the fire department has two alarm worth of equipment. they continue to feet it with exterior operations using the heavy ladder pipes. at this point the fire is pretty much burning itself out from what has fallen down on it se. earlier we had very, very heavy smoke and flames coming from the roof area. the origin of the fire is not

known. we note fire personnel requested fire investigators. i don't know if they'll have a lot left to investigate. as you can see, this building has burned in its entire ri. it is a very, very large five- story abandoned distillery building. you can see some of the timbers. primarily brick construction on the outside, heavy wood timbers on the inside. that's what cause lad lot of the fire and the smoke that was coming from the roof area but that has long since collapsed. there are no reports of injuries. they got themselves away from this building rather quickly when they saw it begin to deteriorate. so no one injured, but as you can see, the heavy effort

continues. it's unclear whether they will pull a third alarm or not. right now this remain as two- alarm fire. back to you, vic. straight ahead, shop online. stick around. we'll tell you what day to get the best deals. it's friday. we had rough weather week. will the weekend turned out to be pleasant and we'll update the breaking news, that massive fire in dundalk. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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we have a live update on this developing story. let's go back to captain mike perry for the huge fire in dundalk. mike? >> reporter: i'm sorry. we were listening to fire personnel. we're looking towards the fire

scene. you see in the foreground menix bar and looks like con nellly funeral home. now firefighters are concerned that this last remaining wall could potentially collapse on to one of these two structures. as you see, they're doing the best they can to extinguish the fire. that is the only major concern at this point. the rest of this building basically has collapsed on itself. it started shortly after 5:00 when firefighters were called for a first alarm. the first arriving unit found an abandoned distillery unit. they began exterior operations when the floors collapsed onto each other. smoke and flames broke through the roof. they initially ordered it a second alarm and ordered units to get away. when that collapse occurred just a short time ago, most of

the rest of this building came down. at this point it's not clear what has started this. fire officials have called fire investigators to the scene. they believe it's of suspicious nature. right now this remain as two alarm with no injuries and the cause unknown. back to you. >> thank you. do you know which day of the week to get the best deals when shopping online? >> everybody wants to get a good deal. >> savvy online shoppers -- >> there's so many resources you can us. >> are among the millions who are tapping them out to that into deals, and the buck doesn't stop there. shop smart magazine found 61% of women spend more time shopping online than in the stores. >> it's never been a better time to buy online. >> an internet shopping service

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saturdays sweaters and on sunday women's casual pants and shorts are discounted. men's accessories are also reduced. >> if your children need clothes shop on wednesdays for girls and thursdays for boys. cat has released a new audio -- al qaeda has released a new audiotape. it is one in which osama bin laden is talking about the terror network. he also criticizes governments in muslim countries for spending more money on armies than their citizens. authorities couldn't verify the authenticity of the tape. there's a new procedure for contacts. they're called permanent contacted and implanted in your eye. scientists make a cut in the eye. the operation lasts less than

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expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. it's a beautiful afternoon after the last couple of days. what a difference. >> a tropical stream of moisture that just sat over us, really like two days. it was an amazing thing. it's still going up to the north. a low that came through and the remnants of nicole helping to feed that moisture continues to rain heavily around the boston area, cape cod, nantucket, eastern rhode island. new york's beginning to dry out. we cleared out nicely around 2:00, 3:00 in the morning.

take a look at temperatures, very comfortable. much drier, too. dew points down to 47. humidity 42%. nice breeze. we had winds up to 25, 30 miles an hour. the barometer is rising. 68 ocean city. 64 in cumberland and 55 in oakland. by the way, ocean city -- this entire storm event got a trace of rain. pretty amazing stuff. by the time they got to -- it got to salisbury, it was three inches. then down here in st. mary's county we showed you up to 13, almost 14 inches of rain, unbelievable. bwi marshall officially a record. northwest winds continue to blow and dry things out and pushing the water back out of the bay. for the next 45 minutes or so,

still have a flood warning for porgeses of harford county -- portions of harford county, aa county and st. mary's as well because of the rain. tonight with the winds going out of the northwest, chilly air moving in, boy, just flooded the entire east coast. this was this morning's scene. we have rain off the coast, and we cleared out, got the sunshine and drier air coming behind. it the only problem is upstream. another weak pressure will get stuck across portions of virginia. it may stick along the coast. that will probably bring us a chance of rain shower activity, labor a shower sunday night. pittsburgh, shower possible and only 54 on sunday. monday and tuesday, this low will sit around with cool temperatures. winds off the ocean, probably light rain and drizzle and a breeze, which means monday,

tuesday and wednesday do not look beautiful. a small craft advisory. chilly, 42 to 54 downtown. sunshine highs in the mid to upper 60s. we'll see clouds moving in on sunday night. only in the low to mid-60s. >> okay. thanks a lot. still to come tonight, up in flames, the dundalk warehouse on fire. warehouse on fire. now it has chloe ,,,,,,,, eaks to send jobs over seas.

warehouse on fire. now it has chloe ,,,,,,,, i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college.

so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!!

>> >> an r&b star was arrested. en check in for more and these stories and more. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. out of control flames take over a dundalk warehouse. tonight, if. ifs rush to the spectacular seen. hi, i'm mary bubala. >> i'm vic carter, kai is of