>> travel alert top americans headed overseas to be on guard for a possible terror attack. americans could be the target for terrorists. the fbi and homeland security believe al qaeda is considering a report a terror attack in europe. >> reporter: japan is joining the u.s. and brintd, warning its citizens to stay away from popular tourist strikes. >> you should take them seriously, but i feel safe. >> reporter: the fbi said there's no indication that terrorists are targeting americans. french authorities are investigating nine bomb threats

in paris last month two at the eiffel tower. u.s. intelligence officials think osama bin laden himself is behind the plot. officials say terrorists may be planning to unleash shooters armed with assault weapons to attack in public places in europe. they say islamic militants are modeling their strategies on the terror attack two years ago in mum by. the u.s. state department is warning americans traveling to europe to be extra vigilant and aware of their surroundings. but intelligence officials are give nothing details about the target or timing of an attack. >> we felt having tracked intelligence over a lengthy period of time it was appropriate to issue this alert at this moment. >> reporter: some tourists say all they cran do is live life. >> no matter what threats there are, there's still god. >> reporter: and open there's

the intelligence and fire power to keep them safe. london, charlie d'agata. >> the state department stressed it is not advising americans not to travel but want to make sure that u.s. citizens are on guard for a possible terror attack. one suspect is in the hospital with a gunshot wound, two are at large. it was an armed robbery interrupted by a city school officer. >> three armed men go into the dollar store on harford road last night. she ran across the street and got a city school officer. the officer approached the suspect and one of them advanced at him with a box cutter. two of the suspects got away. no one in the store was hurt. mary? >> the city school police officer is on administrative leave. a new round of rain drenching already saturated ground outside. it is damp.

chilly and overcast. meteorologist bernadette woods is tracking it. are we finished with the rain for today? >> not exactly. this will stick around for awhile. first warning doppler radar. we had more solid rain that has continued into today. what you're seeing is some lighter rain and some drizzle that continues to come up from the south to the north. the storm producing this is going to stick around. it's going to meander. we'll keep the chance around. it's also going to keep the temperatures down. with that low on top of us, scattered showers possible keeps -- keeping the cool air locked. we're able to see a few peeks of sunshine. we'll have the forecast coming up. city councilwoman helen holton will not go to trial on scam pain finance charges. alex demetrick reports on the plea deal she reached today.

>> reporter: it puts the charges of campaign finance irregularities behind city councilwoman helen holton. she face as fine and is placed on probation. helen holton came to court knowing prosecutors and her lawyers had reached a deal, dropping the charges in exchange for a know low contend dray charge. she does not dispute the charges. she will, howeverrings have to pay a $2500. >> it's over. today ends this case. i will continue to serve on the county council and serve the community to the best of my ability to help make baltimore city a healthier and more prosperous city. >> reporter: her soliciting of over $12,000 was at issue. their contribution exceeded the $4,000 limit, prompting the

charges. state prosecutor's office agreed to the zeal because it's pushing for a more serious, bribery charges. >> in the grand scheme of things, they're relatively minor charges. we think the charges have to be resolved. >> reporter: if the state court of appeals does not overrule lower court rulings, today could be the and of helen holton's problems. >> i thank god for being in health. i thank my family and friends for being a constant support. god bless you all. >> reporter: along with the $500 fine -- $2500 fine, she will be placed on two years probation. if holton had gone to treel on one charge she could have faced a $25,000 fine and a year in jail. shocked students, grief counselors are on the campus of harford community college. we have more on the sudden

death of it a basketball player. >> reporter: the basketball season is on hold for harford community college so teammates can mourn the death of devonte bundley. a coach called 911 while a security guard gave bundley cpr and used a defibrillator. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. devonte bundley is a 2010 graduate of harford high school where he played basketball, wrestled and ran. >> funeral arrangements are being made. the phone at the center is disconnected but they still plan to host their annual thanksgiving dinner. cynthia brooks said she will be able to provide dinner for 50,000. brooks took over the shelter

from her mom when her mom died in 2001. wjz speaked to her at 5:00. let's check in on the roads with sharon gibala. it was messy this morning, and i bet it sure is. >> the rain always causing thises to a mess. on 95 northbound past whitemarsh boulevard there's a wreck at one on kelox. at owings mills at mcdonna. another one pat reisterstown. dulaney valley. too many accidents, and they include north milton, o'donnell and windsor farm. then is a vrn na park there's one at ritchie highway. fortunately, we're not looking at any major delays.

51 miles an hour. inner loop between 83 and 95. there's a live look at the top side. everything running smoothly. same thing goes for the west side. this traffic report is brought to you by dsw, designer shoes warehouse prices. today's gloomy weather cannot bring down the spirit of ravens fans. they are still basking in the glory of the team's comeback win against the steelers. vive sprif has more -- vive -- mark viviano has more. >> reporter: the ravens came through and may prove to be a boost for the rest of the season. amidth the sea of yellow, after his last-minute game winning

touchdown toss to "desperate to -- toss to tj. >> you start to improve. anytheme you get guys who want to be good, you're going to -- challenging yourself and being put in a situation, shows everybody you can. >> it was last-minute score that makes the highlights. that defense appreciates the lift it got from placko. >> i feld like joe was going to drive it and we have to -- with all totes guys, somebody's going to get open. tj was open. it was a beautiful thing. >> beautiful to win. what was the best part about

it? with our wjz fan cam, we asked you what impressed you most about the ravens win at pittsburgh? >> they played in the steelers nasty old field and still one eye can't pronounce his name but i will say tj. he did a great job yesterday. >> got you pittsburgh. welcome to the ravens. >> that's after playing three of the first four games on the road. they will get next four at home when denver comes to town. >> all right. the coach and i both practiced it. thanks. you can society ravens and broncos right here an wjz 13. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news, salon scare.

why the dryers for your nails can be dangerous. veteran pilots lost at sea. the final message heard from two missing balloonists. verizon customers could get a refund. the rain is back. but for how long, we'll have it in the forecast.

the search for the missing balloonist near italy is over. the two disappeared last week over the adriatic sea. the veteran pilots lost radio contact last wednesday. their less message was going down quite fast towards the sea. they believe the two plunged towards the water at 50 miles an hour and likely did not survive. a double tragedy in texas. twin 9-year-old girls are dead.

their father in critical condition. the girls got caught in a rip current in texas city on sunday. their father tried to rescue the girls but all three were swept away. searchers found the bodies of the girls and the father swepted on the shore. danger in a place you might not expect it -- the nail salon. the handy gadgets that help speed dry your nails could cause skin cancer. >> reporter: they're called ultraviolet nail dryer. they harden your polish and give nails that great gloss in less than 10 minutes. it could be vented but a dermatologist says it could be dangerous. think of it as miniature tanning bed. >> uv stands for ultraviolet light. it is present around us and sunlight, but it's different type. it's specifically uva.

this uva is used in tanning beds. >> reporter: it's the reason we wear sunblock and too much exposure to uv rays could be dangerous. >> there's a risk that this mini uv tanning bed used by nail salons can contribute to skin cancer. >> reporter: it was a 2009 study that first raised concerns. two otherwise healthy middle aged women developed skin cancer on the back of their hands. the only connection, they had long histories of drying under these uv lamps. >> many, many time as year for several years, i think that could increase your risk for skin cancer. >> to be safe ask your saloon if you can dry it with a fan. not a great start to the week on wall street. the markets have been down for

most of the day. the dow was down 78. nasdaq off 26. let's go to new york where alexis christoforous as tonight's cbs money watch update. >> blunders could keep some people in their hands. bank of america, gmac and jpmorgan chase are -- about a million homeowners are said to be affected. the banks plan to presubmit corrected documents in a few weeks. it says it's not planning to stop foreclosures. there's fresh evidence the housing market is stabilizing. the number of americans who had contracts to buy homes rose in august but high unemployment is expected to hurt people.

15million verizon wires customers will be getting a refund. the company will pay out as much as $90 million for overcharging cell phone customers for data plans it. fouls an fcc investigation. most customer also receive a $2 to $6 credit. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. the mafia is the path of death. that's what pope benedict said in his first homily. he spoke to more than 200,000 people. he paid tribute to an outspoken priest no was slain by the mafia in 2003 and urged young people to stand up to evil and focus on family val lou -- values. laying around with your lap stop, there's a new study. gas prices are now falling.

want to know why? i'll tell you why when eyewitness news continues. >> the return of the rain. how long will the wet weather last? wjz 13 is always on for the top stories on wjz. stories on wjz. for instan,,

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it is a little bit of a rainy day. it gives a little lift. >> this storm is a slow mover. it will stick around for a little bit. it really brought stall into the area. first warning doppler, we had rain into the first part of today. with the rain sticking around. we have on and off chances of rain. what we're seeing, spotty showers, more light rain and drizzle everywhere from the city on northeastward. that extends to the shore. we'll take you back to the overnight. here's some of the rain.

it's spiraling around our area as two storms merged into one over maryland overnight. the storms have cut themselves off. they will stick around for awhile. with them sticking around the winds are up over the north. they will turn around to the northwest tomorrow. that will bring slightly drier air. the clouds will mix with sunshine, so we expect a few showers on and off during the day. the other big thing, temperatures, what a hit we have taken. 53 degrees is where we stay in baltimore. 56 in d.c. take a look at all the 50s and 40s in the afternoon out in the mountains. now that's pretty much our high on the day, 54 degrees, way below the average of 72. we've only dropped to 50 degrees. so yes, the chilly air is in place. that will start to ease a bit. with the storm it will remain cool. here's how this looks. it's not that large of a storm but it's right on top of us. you can see it spiraling around. with the detached from the jet

stream there's nothing to push it along. it's going to meander, keeping clouds around, spotty showers and the cool air. it's in the until thursday that it timely picks up. when this does, we're setting up for a pretty nice weekend. out on the waters, small craft advisories in place. tomorrow the winds nudge around to the northwest. they're going to be gusty at times. forecast for tonight is like this. spotty areas of rain and descriesle. we're dropping down to 44. tomorrow we recover to 60. clouds, a few peaks of sunshine. that breeze is very much going to feel like a very fall day tomorrow. that will continue into wednesday, but by thursday this will get out of here. this will warm up nicely for the weekend. >> into the 70s? >> 70s. >> we are a week away from the

first governor's debate. jessica is live at wjz.com with more on how you can take part. >> reporter: that's right. governor martin o'malley and robert ehrlich will meet. so we want to know what would you like to ask the candidates. submit your questions by clicking links a the top of the home page. back to you. >> it will be very interesting. thank you. katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news." >> friends as close as brothers. they fought for their country and died on different battlefields but now they will share a final resting placement their incredible story tonight. evacuation efforts. surprising statements about the devastating oil spill disaster. if you can't fall asleep, the

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it is 4:29, 54 degrees appointment rainy. i'm denise koch. >> i'm -- vic carter. >> sadness continues in the death of the rutgers student who took his life. >> reporter: silence sunday night on the rutgers campus. >> i think we share a conviction, firm conviction that everyone need as safe environment. >> reporter: several hundred

people were at a candlelight vigil pleading for tolerance and remembering tyler clementi. he learned that his roommate secretly had a web cam and invade his privacy. >> i'm very angry. >> reporter: the problem is not limited to clementi. a survey found 25% of gay college students report ac target of harassment and discrimination. only 7% of u.s. schools offer support programs. while his former classmates continue to mourn, the two accused of harassing clementi could face five years in prison. some students say that's not enough. >> i don't know in that's enough to make up for what they've done.

>> ravi and wei have been keep lag low profile. a scrr ri is deliberating in the case of a deadly home invasion case. >> the superior court case gave jury instructions in the case of steven hayes. the 12 jurors heard eight days of testimony about the killings of the mother and her two daughters. her husband was beaten but survived. a second suspect is awaiting trial. vic, back to you. >> both suspects face the possibility of a death penalty if convicted. the u.s. panel delves into the oil spill. the fact that 100 people escaped alive is a sign that the evacuation effort went fairly well. they say there's nothing more they could have done to prevent the deepwater horizon from

sinking. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the blast and the massive spill. the supreme court is back in session, the tradition hall first monday in october. as usual, they face a heavy case load, but they will also make history with a new member among them. >> reporter: justice elena kagan joins a court lead by chief justice john roberts at the start of the new term. for the first time three women are serving together on the nation's highest court. the justices first job, deciding which of the nearly 2,000 appeals three hear, but kagan's day will be different from her colleagues. she's taking herself out of half of the cases the court has agreed to hear because of her past work in the obama administration. >> there are a number of cases she will not be able to sit on. that means potentially a problem. if the court is closely divided, they would split 4 to

4. >> reporter: kagan will recuse herself today. when he chose kagan, president obama was looking for a liberal leaning justice in the mold of retired justice john paul stevens. >> case after case these judges sometimes des ainterpresident who puts them up there. >> reporter: this term will be marked by two big first amendment cases. one involves a california law bang the sale of violent video games to children. the other deciding if hasn't gay protests outside a military funeral are considered free spee. joel brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> as joel just mentioned, one of the cases the supreme court will hear is the father of a maryland marine whose funeral was interrupted by protesters. mary bubala will have coverage. if you sit around surfing the web on your laptop you need

to hear this story. adam may has the details of a new study that says laptop computer cost burn your skin. >> reporter: people who work with computers on their laps for long periods of time could suffer from toasted skin syndrome. the danger has been highlighted by swiss researchers in the journal of pediatrics. one case a 12-year-old boy developed a sponge pattern on his leg after playing computer games for a few hours every month. it's harmless but could cause permanent skin darkening and in rare cases could lead to damage and skin canner. denise. >> thank you. experts suggest putting a carrying case or other heat shield under it. >> if you're tossing and turning at nierkts you're not alone. nearly half of americans suffer from insomnia but a doctor says

there's a simple solution. >> reporter: with every step she takes, row better that price is on a way to a better night sleep. >> i walk probably two and a half miles a day. or i might do one hour on the treadmill. >> reporter: getting a good night's rest was in the always easy. >> that was frustrating for me. you would wake up in the morning tired. you would go to bed tired. >> reporter: roberta feels better after participating in a study. she found that regular moderate exercise improved sleep quality and they were not sleepy during the day. to improve your sleep, work out for 40 minutes, three to four times a week. timing is important, too late afternoon is best. that's exactly what roberta did. she's walking her way to catching some good z's. >> exercise not only helps you

fall asleep and stay lay sleep but will increase the amount of time you spend in deepest four stage sleep. well, sleep is what you want to do in this kind of weather. our weekend sunshine is gone. the rain is back and it's chilly and wet. meteorologist bernadette woods is tracking this rain from the first warning weather center. >> at least it's in the like last week. we have the lighter rain and drizzle. the first warning doppler radar, the more solid rain has moved off to the north. we have the lighter green in patches. it's 53 degrees outside right now. the temperatures have taken an amazing hit. take a look at the graphic. not only the chance for showers around but it's going to keep

the cool hair in place. we'll have that forecast coming up. >> let's check in on the roads with sharon gibala. hi, sharon. >> still busy. a bunch of accidents. as far as delays we're doing pretty well. we have two accident notice west. one on gwynn oaks. another one in owings mills mat mcdonogh. another one at reisterstown in frankly. in towston, another one nearby. two accidents in the city, fails road, o'done nell and baylis. north el wood and yale at potter. in severna mark there's one at jones stations road. there's a look the your speeds and drive time. the top side still the slowest with 41 miles an hour and a 15- minute drive time. there is a live look at 83, not looking so bad in this shot.

a live look at baltimore national pike. same thing goes for 95. this traffic report is brought to you by purdue oven ready roaster. if you filled up your gas tank you've noticed a big jump in prices but good news is flowing our way. >> when accrued oil line burst. >> i expect it to go up. >> almost immediately when we saw the disruption, we saw prices go up. >> reporter: now that the pipeline is fismed, prices are coming down. >> with the reopening of the pipeline in the midwest, although we have seen gas prices increase, quite a few sense a disruption. now that it has reopened we have seen gas price stabilize and in fact drop a few pennys. >> reporter: this station in hampden is at the average for the state and it's something

that people notice. >> we're on a busmght he was talking about how he goes back and forth to work. it would be nice to go other places. >> they pretty much stabilized. >> good news about the future. >> bar be any unforeseen circumstances with the refineries being impacted in the gulf either because of the hurricane season or any other unforeseen financial event, we expect the gas prices will continue to stabilize and will go down a few cents in the coming weeks. >> i roll with the punches and deal with it. >> back to you on tv hill. >> an industry analyst says prices always go up faster than they come down. >> straight ahead, circus catastrophe. homeless but lucky to be

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this afternoon, a town in north carolina is struggling to recover from tropical storm nicole. in windsor nearly 40 residents were evacuated. other properties are expected to remain under water for several days. the governor is urging anyone to rebuild to elevate their homes. an argument between college dpoarm mates led to a murder. it happened in the ox dorm at the mid-atlantic christian university campus. one shot and killed the other, the suspect is in custody. nearly half of the student population lived in the dorm and will receive councilling.

a renewed effort in the search for kyron hormon. yes ca has more -- jessica has more. >> they scoured the woodings and water over the weekend. crews are even using atv's and k9s. authorities said no new information led them to the search. it was simply a follow-up. the search comes one day after his mom publicly increased the reward fund but authorities said that had nothing to do with the renewed search. >> there hasn't been this much activity on the island since he des appeared four months ago. this is the latest of many petro chemical fires. at least 20 fire trucks were on the scene for 17 hours. no one was hurt but the fire caused tens of millions of dollars in damages. a 12-year-old in wisconsin

thinks quickly and saves six younger siblings in a fire. the fire started in the kitchen and spread throughout the home. the child led the other siblings out of the home. the children said they were in the area and had only been away for minutes. the family is now homeless. no word on the cause. the countries of the former soviet union perform circus events but one went horribly wrong. >> reporter: this was a showdown in the ring between man and bee. home this terrifying scene was not part of the show. watch as this lion tamer struggles to keep his lion at bay with the steel rod. the father began shooting the video. >> screaming and kids were only 10 feet away. we're probably 30, 35 feet away. >> reporter: as the lion roars,

lungs and strikes, another attacks, biting down on the trainer's left arm. circus workers quickly attempt to hose down the angry lion, separating them from their prey. the crowd, including the two children scream in terror. >> oh, no. >> i was grabbing my daughter trying to run. i thought they were going to come out. >> reporter: the attack follows another dangerous incident a month ago at las vegas mgm. while that attack happened behind glass, what was horrifying of this one, a sheer net is all that separates lions from the audience, about 1,000 people. >> you have a hammer poking through the net and one inside. the lions are after the trainer. >> reporter: the trainer is knocked to the ground as he desperately tries to heard the

lion. he was taken to the hospital for emergency surgery. his condition is stable. >> there were great circus performances. my son said i do not ever want to go again. i don't blame him. >> his daughter left the doll. when he went to retrieve it, he saw workers hosing down the ring. several lobbyist the are indicted on federal bribery charges. the 11 tried to buy and sell votes for millions of dollars for bingo. the casino owners you're queuesed of making payments and campaign donations to affect program belling legislation -- program belling legislation. in the movie lane plays the

role. hall of fame jockey pat day was among the jockeys that attend the screening. there they are. the proceed also go to the foundation. a sneak peek of the newest episode of the biggest loser. we have more. >> coming up on entertainment look we have an exclusive look of the "biggest looser." a grandmother gets pushed to the brink. >> let's go. >> bob crushes you into dust and then asks you to enjoy it. he is a killer. >> tomorrow on nbc, is the trainer pushing too hard? she seems red disoi break. >> you can't leave today. it doesn't make any sense. >> you guys, i don't want to

chance pulling someone else down. >> her teammates get mad. >> how selfish can you be. >> now she's saying she wants to go home the next day. >> she said the family is her motivation. >> i'm here because of myself first and my family. >> also tonight will bruno apologize to michael bolton. and mary kate and ashley and their look at fashion. >> that's at 7:30 right here. >> john lennon is being remembered in los angeles as the 70th anniversary of his birth approaches. there was a gathering for the launch of the "this boy john

lennon in liverpool exhibit" most of the exhibits have never been publicly shown. they show the young lennon with the beatles. zoo miss the prime-time lineup. it's the new hit drama, "hawaii five-0" followed by eyewitness news at 11. a rainy cool start. >> meteorologist bernadette woods has the updated forecast right after ,,,,,,,,

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here's a look outside. >> rain, cold and drizzly. we'll see this storm stick around for a couple days it. will take different forms. we had the more solid rain start to brake up and move to the north but still some rounds of lighter rain and drizzle. it's all a part of the same system that's stalling over the mid-atlantic. we'll switch over and show you. overnight we had the solid rain

generally about a half an inch. that more solid batch has moved to the north but there's not going to be a whole lot of change going on. one thing we will see, clouds breaking up occasionally with the storm s even a few breaks right in here. that will mix with the clouds a lot of times. we will see some of the sunshine but still a lot of clouds. the other thing, too the cool air will stick around because of these winds. they're edging around to the northwest. they're keeping the cool air in place. it's only 53 degrees. that is close to our high on the day. 50 for most of us except 40s in the mountains. topping out at 54 degrees that is nearly 20 degrees below average. yes. it's cool outside. we're heading into fall. it's not usually this cool. usually in the 70s. here's the situation. with two different parts of two different storms it merged into one. at this point they're going to

stick around. they're going to me an der around because the jet stream has been disconnected from the storm system so there's nothing to push it around. it will wind to the west and back off to the east. and with it weakening temperature also creep up. we'll get a few peaks of sunshine. it works out like this. it's not leaving us until thursday. when this does, sunshine returns as we head towards the weekend. the forecast looks like this. small craft advisory remaining in effect with those winds up. tonight spotty areas of rain and drizzle. we're going down to 44 degrees. tomorrow we only get up to 60. clouds, a few break of sunshine, so a few showers. the same thing for wednesday. by thursday this leaves us, and sunshine returns as we head towards wednesday. >> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> i'm alex demetrick.

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my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach...

governor o'malley made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a reality. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my brother and i never would have been able to afford college. even though times were tough... governor o'malley kept his promise. there's never a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side he's on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward. tonight, the city councilwoman puts aned to the case against her. on the loose. i'm mike hellgren on harford road. three people tried to rob this family dlamplet police shot two of them. we'll have latest on the investigation. >> terror concerns put famous lefthand mrks on high a--

landmarks on high alert. a baltimore city county council coun accused in a role. >> the deal between helen holton and prosecutors. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm vic carter. >> baltimore city councilwoman could a plea deal. wjz is live outside the courthouse east downtown. alex