an overseas flight. the pilot is hailed a hero. >> how he manages to land the flight in the u.s. >> here's what people are talking about. >> he did everything right. passengers panic when a polish pilot is forced to land a jumbo jet. that originated in new jersey, without landing gear. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from new york. >> reporter: the polish airlines, boeing 7 sketch, carrying 222 apparentlies, skidded on its belly down a runway in war saw, after the plane's landing gear failed. the pilot circled in the sky for about an hour, dumping

fuel, trying to fix the landing gear. the airline said the plane's central hydraulic system failed, the pilots reported the failure about half hour from when the plane took off from newark, new jersey. they laid down a special fire- retardant flame. the boeing 767 slid to a halt. crews doused it with water and foam. no passengers were injured. according to an airport spokesman, they were taken to a terminal, where psychologists were waiting to counsel them. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> terror scare. an explosion inside a baggage area inside an airport. vic has more on what forced the evacuation at o'hare. >> united airlines baggage

handler entered it in fair condition. a battery inside exploded, causing it to burst open. chicago fire says the incident appears to be accidental. the owner of the bag is being inspected by law enforcement officials. its final destination was chicago o'hare. >> and united spokesperson says flights were not affected, but there may be delays, retrieving bags. >> a very rough day on wall street. stocks drop at the opening bell over ongoing concerns with the greek economy. as of moments ago the dow is down nearly 300 points. s&p and nasdaq are also down big. we'll have the latest coming up in money watch. major decision. dr. conrad murray says he will not take the stand in his own defense. karen brown reports for we'll from los angeles with the latest on the michael jackson manslaughter trial. >> dr. conrad murray will not take the witness stand in his

own defense. his decision comes after weeks of speculation and as his defense team rested its case. >> subject to proceeding exhibits, we will rest. >> reporter: they analyzed charlottes and models, intending to explain how michael jackson died. >> these models are all subject to variability. >> white says jackson likely injected himself with the powerful dose of propofol. but the state's top expert blames dr. conrad murray, who was jackson's personal physician. >> reporter: the prosecution said dr. murray gave michael jackson too much propofol in an iv drip and left him unattended. now, jury has two different stories. they'll have to decide who to believe. >> reporter: they said he needed to justify why he never

told authorities he had given michael jackson propofol. >> is that a detail you overlooked? >> that was obviously overlooked. >> not obviously, right? it could also be a lie. correct? that's another option? >> if you say so, yeah. >> this witness was virtually destroyed by the prosecution. not only was he a mixed bag, but he might have hurt the defense's case more than helped. >> reporter: michael jackson was rehearsing for a series of comeback concerts when he died in 2009 at the age of 50. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> court will resume thursday. a member of the mayor's security detail is recovering today after a car accident. the city officer was in an unmarked suv on the jfx near gilford avenue. he was on his way back to city hall, when he was struck by another vehicle. the mayor was not in the suv at the time. both were taken to shock trauma with injuries. school scare.

two students are taken to shock trauma after a hazmat spill. alex demetrick has more. >> two students found a bottle of the storage unit, opened it up and the fumes were so strong, they dropped it. sky eye chopper 13 was over the baltimore freedom academy on east lombard street. all students and faculty were evacuated from the three-story building. the city department says the bottle contained formaldehyde. both students were hospitalized as a precaution. and doctors checked out their eyes. the charter school with 600 students, grades 6 through 12, was evacuated for a moment. fire spill. all coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. tolls are going up in maryland transportation facilities statewide. derek valcourt is at the fort mchenry tunnel to crunch the numbers. >> this is one of two toll increases over the next few years, affecting state highways, bridges and tunnels.

>> reporter: in the first phase of toll hikes starting today, the fort mchenry, and harbor tunnel and key bridge goes up from $2 to $3. the commuter ez pass discount goes up as well. jumps from $2.50 to $4 cash at the other bridge, and ez pass stays the same until july 19th. and on i-95 and hadeem bridge, the toll goes up. special exemptions are made for the hadeem bridge only. >> it's going to make it rougher for folks like myself who have to use the bridges and tunnels all the time. >> especially with gas prices on the rise again. it's really rough. >> reporter: the state needs $225 million to stay current on its debt service to keep maryland moving. eastern shore senator e.j.

pipkin. >> shame on this board. >> reporter: they will raise the tolls to $6 until 2013. >> reporter: the new tolls are expected to generate $90 million for maryland in the first year. >> we have reaction from drivers who paid the new tolls today, coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. a fiery crash ties up traffic for hours. sky eye chopper 13 is over the harrisburg expressway, near the parkton exit. a car was involved in a crash with a tractor-trailer. the car caught fire in the middle lane of traffic. the road was closed, while state police investigated that crash and clooned -- cleaned up the scene. the month of november cleans up on such a great note outside. it is mild and sunny outside. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll talk to kristy in just a second. but meteorologist bernadette woods is here with updated numbers from first warning weather. a couple of morning showers. but let's take a look at first warning doppler radar. that is gone.

and what a gorgeous afternoon we've had. we sit just around 60 degrees now. and i want to show you an overall picture of temperatures across the state. everyone nice and mild this afternoon. now, these are a couple of degrees below average. but they're up to where we have been over the weekend. 56 degrees in ocean city. 50 in elkton. otherwise, close to 50 all through the 95 corridor. >> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. not a good start at all for northbound 95. we have an accident at the harbor tunnel throughway. it's blocking the two left-hand lanes. the delay is back to 175. and will take at least 30 minutes to get through. 70 westbound, heavy to marriottsville road. and we have delays on the west side inner loop from 70 to security. about 15 minutes to get through. over on the north side inner loop, about a 10-minute drive in that direction from the jones falls expressway to dulaney valley road. and a couple of accidents if you're in the harford county

area. watch out for a crash. in -- there. baltimore city, old york. and wabash at mount hope drive. let's take a live look. as you can see, traffic still continuing to build on the north side at harford road. this traffic report is brought to you by amazon. check out their free app for blackberry, android 7. straight ahead. violence on the soccer field. but it is not players launching the assault. reassuring news for parents of children on adhd medication. don't miss healthy watch. three teens charged with felony assault. the unusual weapon they used in the parking lot attack. a terrific tuesday outside. lots of sunshine and mild temperatures. more on those changes in the first warning forecast.

a romanian soccer fan is charged with breaking a player's cheek in bucharest. check this out. after he is hit in the face, his teammates knock the guy to the ground and started beating him. he was whisked away by security. the player remains sidelined with a broken cheekbone and will be sidelined for 45 days. the referee called the game. caused by an improperly positioned track switch. the report went on to say that the track manager didn't override the switch. austin wonnenberg died in the accident. and his mother is suing disney. disney said they put new safety procedures in place since the accident. a new study shows even low amounts of alcohol can increase a woman's risk of breast cancer.

randall pinkston reports for wjz from new york. >> reporter: tracy richards enjoys an occasional drink. >> probably one to two, maybe three on a friday night. >> reporter: but a new study shows even low levels of alcohol could have consequences. research in the journal medical association shows women who drink small amounts of alcohol, 3 to 6 a week, increase their risk of breast cancer by 15%. researchers also found heavy drinkers, women who had at least two drinks a day, increased their risk by 51%, compared to women who never drink. >> reporter: it's most important what someone does over a long period of time, not what she just does over the past week or past month. >> reporter: doctors aren't quite sure what the connection is between alcohol and breast cancer. but they think it has something to do with how alcohol affects estrogen levels in the body. >> alcohol may also change the

sensitivity of tissues to estrogen. >> reporter: the study's author says it's up to the individual to weigh the risks. a woman with a history of breast cancer may want to cut down on her drinking. but a woman with heart problems may want to continue having a glass of wine for the cardiovascular benefits. richardson said she will do her best. >> when i was in my 20s, it wouldn't have mattered to me. but being older and wiser, and a family history, it matters to me. >> family history? >> yes. my grandmother. >> reporter: but researchers say there is always time to cut back and lower your risk. >> the type of alcohol, beer, wine or liquor, did not make a difference in the study. as we told you earlier, to bees were down today, amid worries. about the economy in greece. nasdaq down 77. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update.

>> reporter: stocks plunged in the u.s. and around the world on fears that europe's recently- announced debt deal is in danger of falling apart. greece surprised investors, calling for a referendum on the country's latest package. a no vote could result in a devastating debt default in greece. could possibly force greece out of the european union. automakers had a good october. general motors said sales were up 2%. ford sales rose 6%. and chrysler had its best gain in four years. investors worry that a collapse could trigger an economic crisis that would derail the slow but steady growth here in the u.s. and hurt car sales. macy's is giving its flagship stores a makeover. macy's will spend $400 million and overhaul. the renovation will begin next

spring and continue in phases through the fall of 2015. and get ready to shell out more for peanut butter. peter pan, jiff, up 42%, after one of the worst peanut harvests in decades. americans spend almost $800 million a year on peanut butter. and that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. well, imagine tossing a ball into the air and having it come back down with a picture of everything around it. it is called the throwable, panoramic ball camera. jonas file said he got the idea while he was hiking and taking pictures. the ball uses cell phone cameras to take a complete panoramic picture while it's in the air. file says he hopes to put it on the market soon. getting a little dizzy. >> dizzy? but that's cool. >> that is very cool.

>> there it is. that is very cool. >> very different. i like that. >> a good christmas present maybe? >> yeah. still ahead at 4:00. awkward embrace. a mother united with her child switched at birth. the bittersweet victory for both families. how two chicken salad sandwiches landed a pregnant woman in jail. >> it's a mild, sunny afternoon. will tomorrow be as nice? wjz will always be on. for the top stories on wjz.com, for instant updates and nieforts warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more...

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all right. let's get that live look outside right now. a beautiful first day of november. >> november 1st. >> can you believe it? >> is that weird? >> gobble, gobble, gobble. gobble, gobble, gobble. >> there's a turkey sitting next to me. have a little too much halloween candy there, kai? >> maybe not enough, actually. >> the newsroom has so much of it. >> that's right. a lot of it showed up from people's houses. all right, we did have some -- >> see the turkey?

yeah. >> okay. back to the weather. we did have showers this morning. they moved across southern parts of the state. even sprinkles across the city. but awe -- all of that got here. and a breeze out of the northeast has kept temperatures somewhat down. but still, we're sitting at 60 degrees this afternoon. and when you combine that with a lot of sunshine. not too shabby outside. a little cooler in the mountains. in the 50s. and we did manage a high of 61 so far. the average of 62. look at ta. very close for our -- that. very close for our averages. and look how it's going to be the next couple of days, very close to our averages. not a whole lot going on in our weather department. we got rid of that little storm. that's not going to be much of a storm for us either. and then there's a third one that we're talking about. this is how it all comes together. first off, tonight, clear skies. temperatures are going to drop. it's going to be a chilly one. but tomorrow, with those skies, temperatures start to build back up again. and again, close to average. then we see the storm to the northwest. it comes our way on thursday.

really going to weaken as it does so. so some clouds will come. maybe a shower or two with this next storm as it comes our way, friday night. and then that gets out of here. and the way it looks now, is it gets out of here in time for the weekend. for forecast, it all comes together like this. southeast winds at 5 knots. very light winds tomorrow. with the light winds, we're going down to 35 degrees. tomorrow, sunshine around. we're warming up to about 60. and overall, for the next couple of days, no major storms coming our way. although the chance for a couple of showers, like we said, on friday, but we will have that forecast coming up a little later in the 5:00 hour. so stay tuned. >> i like the sunshine, though. >> it makes all the difference. >> yes. >> all the difference. well, really it does. >> fall back to this weekend. right? >> yes. this weekend. >> okay. >> love it. don't miss tonight's prime time cbs lineup at 10:00. it is the new crime show,

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it's 6:28. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> pitching their plan. they are pitching their plan. but the republican candidate herman cain was not there. white house hopefuls talked about their agenda. >> they said there would be no corporate tax for people who make things here in america.

>> reporter: they say they're spending time in the states. with just two months until the caucuses. michele bachmann and rick perry each were ahead in the caucuses at one point. >> i want everybody to have more money. and my tax plans do that. and that's what american presidents need to be doing. >> i want to have a fairer, flatter, simple tax code. >> reporter: front runner herman cain was missing in today's event. instead of this, he is still addressing sexual harassment allegations. political allegation -- allegations that he sexually herselfed two women in the nientdzs. he had to backpedal from it. >> trying to remember what the

parameters were from 12 years ago is a little difficult. >> reporter: so far, cain's fundraising has not been hurt. his chief of staff said he raised a quarter million dollars online in one day. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> and mitt romney, who trails cain in the poll, was also a no- show at the event. a tugboat crashes and the pilot is headed to prison. >> reporter: today, matthew dublin was sentenced to one year and one day behind bars. devlin admitted to talking on a phone as he steered a huge bar on a tour boat, sending 35 people into the river. two students drowned. lawyers say devlin say he was consumed by a family emergency on the day of the crash. but prosecutors say he should have had another captain take the wheel.

devlin spoke at his trial for the first time, saying he sees bodies in the water every day. >> families of the victims have filed suit. the government investigation into a jet blue flight that left passengers on a tarmac for more than seven hours. as peter greenberg reports for wjz, the passengers bill of rights may not help these passengers. >> it's ridiculous. this airport is just leaving us here and not doing anything about it. >> reporter: jet blue's 5 -- 504 was among those forced to land at hartfield's bradley airport overnight. >> is there any way you can get a tug and a tow bar out here to us and get us towed somewhere, to a gate or something? >> reporter: 129 passengers were stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours, without water and working rest rooms. >> they're filled. totally filled. nobody can go in them anywhere. you just have to hold it. >> i have a problem here on the

airplane. >> reporter: jimmy brown was a passenger on jet blue flight 504. >> there was almost a fight behind us, in front of us, people were just yelling, just bring the stairs, let us get off the plane. >> jet blue ceo rob marrister apologized. >> we know we let some of you down. for that, we are truly sorry. >> reporter: the passenger bill of rights says if passengers are kept on a plane for more than three hours, they can be fined $30,000. but the bill excludes airports from any responsibility. >> when they recognized that they, too, were starting to get overloaded, they should have said, this is going to be a situation where we cannot accommodate all the aircraft and you need to divert somewhere else. >> our passengers and our crews need these situations to be able to be resolved much quicker than this. >> reporter: cbs news, aviation

expert, pilot chesley sullenberger believes everybody needs to work together. >> the airlines, the air traffic controllers, the airports, all have to have action plans in place that they can quickly turn to, in adverse weather events to get stairs to buses and airplanes that cannot make it to gates. >> reporter: in the 16 months prior to when the 3-hour delay rule was adopted by the faa, there were more than 900 incidents reported. but in that same length of time, after the rule was added, the numbers dropped to 54. one of five men suspected in the gang rape of a baltimore girl is behind bars. police were able to track down lucky christopher crosby, jr., using his gps monitoring ankelt bracelet. the girl was -- ankle bracelet. the girl was walking when she was attacked. wjz has more on this and the gps monitoring system coming up at 5:00. a sneeze causes a deadly crash in salisbury. maryland state police say a

passenger in a van died after the driver suffered a sneezing attack, lost control and hit a tree. the driver suffered six broken ribs and remains hospitalized. police have charged him with reckless and negligent driving. secretary of state hillary clinton is mourning the loss of her mother. dorothy howl rodham die -- howell rodham died last night. clinton canceled plans and stayed with her mother last night, and was with her when she died. her mother was 92 years old. doctors say millions of children with hyperactivity do not raise their risk of heart problems. >> reporter: this latest study comes on the heels of concerns that adhd medications increase the risk of serious cardiovascular events in children. but in this study, researchers looked at health records of more than 1 million children and found that heart attacks,

strokes and death, were no more common on those on adhd medicine than nonusers. this was the largest safety review ever done on adhd drugs. >> more than 2.7 million children are prescribed adhd drugs in the u.s. every year. a baby shampoo causes cancer-causing chemicals. it says the shampoo causes two chemicals. in response, johnson & johnson says formaldehyde releasing preservatives are safe and improving regulators. but that it is gradually phasing them out of its products. nascar is recovering after a plane crash. rick hendrick who owns hendrick motor sports, suffered broken bones while a teen ran off in florida. also on board were two pilots and hendrick's wife, who also suffered minor cuts and bruises. according to a report, the team

had braking problems. outside, it's mild, with lots of sunshine. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with the updated numbers numbers from first warning weather. beautiful start to this month. and it could end in a pretty nasty -- at least some years. right now, radar is totally clear. beautiful. last night, a few sprinkles and showers, southeast of us. the airport had 7/100ths of an inch of rain. but we're at 60 degrees. light northeast wind. barometer on the way back up. take a look at the satellite picture. this morning, clouds cleared out. and during the day, boom, there it goes off to the east. just a few passing clouds. very clear tonight. it will be back in the 30s overnight. but not a lot of wind to deal with. and another beautiful day coming up tomorrow. denise? >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now with christy breslin. kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hello, everyone. that northbound accident on harbor tunnel throughway is

tying things up. the left lane is blocked and the delay will take you at least 35 minutes to get through it. as far as the delay goes, 10 minutes on the north side inner loop. that's from the jones falls expressway. outer lane also struggling there. heavy from providence road to harrisburg expressway. traffic moving at about 35 miles an hour. west side inner loop. 10 minutes in that direction. 70 to security boulevard. and 70 westbound, stop and go there, from 29 to marriottsville road. as far as accidents go, twin oaks at 170. also, east chase at love grove court. let's take a live look. as you can see, pretty significant delay there, 70 at 29. and the same situation, northbound 95, right there at 32. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus. service you can trust. check out their fall and winter maintenance specials. up to $65 in additional rebates. toind foo the location nearest you, go to auto service plus.biz. back to you.

former beatle paul mccartney is helping to bring a piece of motown back to life. it was once played by motown's biggest stars, including smoky robinson and marvin gaye. the singer offered to repair it after he found it was no longer in workable condition. it is expected to take five months. if that piano could only talk. the stories it would tell. straight ahead. fire tears through an exotic animal in new jersey. hear from the owner. serious sports. what police in vancouver decided to do with dozens of rioters who reeked havoc. -- wreaked havoc. get your updated forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a disturbing crime in new york leaves two boys in jail and a woman fighting for her

life. police say the two 12-year-olds push a shopping cart off the fourth floor of a parking garage. she's now in critical condition. police say it's unclear if the boys were actually aiming at the person they hit. they are charged with juvenile felony assault. a taser incident at a gold's gym. a gym member became enraged, attacking several people inside the gym, as well as responding police officers. they say they tazed the man several times. he later went into cardiac arrest and died. two others inside the gym received minor injuries. two -- a huge explosion at a plant in kansas. >> reporter: callers weren't sure what happened. they just heard a deafening blast and knew people needed help. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> hurry! oh, my god. >> okay. well, get everybody there. >> we'll get them there. >> hurry.

hurry. oh, my god. it blew up. >> that woman wasn't the only one who saw the fireball that lit the sky at the grain elevator. police say they received more than 300 calls. the blast killed four employees and two grain inspectors. the cause of the explosion still under investigation. investigators say it's possible that dust from milled grain ignited. back to you, denise. >> thank you very much, mary. two more workers remain in intensive care with serious burns. a sanctuary for animals goes up in flames, as a popular new jersey zoo burns to the ground. now, they are trying to figure out what happened. >> workers say about 300 animals, including hyenas and giraffes, call the animal kingdom home. sunday night's fire in the springfield township gutted the main building where puppies, cats and exotic animals are sold and indoor zoo items are displayed. >> we lost two of our own house dogs that grew up here. we lost one puppy and four cats. >> reporter: and the bird's

owner, burton simp said he lost two dogs and a giraffe. >> the baby, the one that they were actually able to get out and bring out. >> she died this morning. >> reporter: as investigators from state police and the countery and -- county and state fire markets look for a cause, animal handlers spent the afternoon, trying to corral the seven remaining giraffes for temporary shelter at six flags great adventure. it was no easy task. 25 puppies were rescued and being sold at cost. roberta huma bought a cocker spaniel mix. >> we heard some of the puppies were saved. and we came over to save at least one. >> reporter: zip, who lost his wife in april when their home burned down. he believes the freezer started that fire. he believes the furnace for the giraffes may have started this one. >> you see the heavy equipment behind me. we hope to get that in tomorrow, hoping to proceed to

figure out where and what started the fire. >> the owner of the zoo says he plans to rebuild. in the hours after the canucks lost the stanley cup finals in june, vancouver erupt into chaos. after an exhaustive investigation, police are pursuing charges against 60 people. the department says it's filing more than 160 individual charges, include assault, destruction of property, and breaking and entering. a bittersweet victory for two families in russia. a court awards them a huge settlement from a hospital who switched their babies at birth 12 years ago. charlie d'agata reports for wjz, the family says there are some things money can't fix. >> reporter: if the embrace between a mother and her daughter looks a little awkward, it's with good reason. >> i'm a strange woman for her. just a stranger. and that hurts me. knowing she's my flesh and blood, hurts me. >> reporter: not long ago, ulia

bal yevo woke up to the horror that the 12-year-old daughter she raised from birth, irenna, was not her own. then came the realization, her real daughter, anna, had been raised by another family. it came to light on a russian tv show. her husband wanted a divorce and refused to pay child support, saying irenea looked nothing like him. a dna test proved not only wasn't the girl his, but she wasn't hers either. they claim the matern itward mixed up -- maternity ward mixed up tags. while irenea was raised by a christian family, anna was raised by muslim. they got a settlement. irenea's biological father says some of the money may be used to buy a house so the families can live under one roof.

the mother says nothing can ease the pain of never being able to look at either daughter the same way again. >> according to russian television reports, both 12- year-olds say they don't want to leave the parents who raised them. a family in hawaii who is led away in handcuffs after what was supposed to be a typical day in los angeles. the woman said she got lightheaded while eating a chicken sandwich. when they checked out they forgot to pay for the empty sandwich wrapper and were arrested. the daughter was placed in child custody. the store says they were just following store policy. expert says price match guarantee may not be everything it's cracked up to be. they will match the price as long as it is the same size, brand and model number. however, many stores get exclusive model numbers for their big electronics. most stores also will not match

black friday sales or sales from the internet. tummy tuck disaster. mark stynes has -- mark steines has more. >> stars going underneath the knife to get a flat stomach. sounds like the easy solution, but a botched tummy tuck can be a nightmare. >> i have this big, wrinkly sort of flesh sac, hanging off the front of my body. >> i can't even sit up because the skin always pops out. >> i couldn't get rid of the stomach. got rid of the fat but couldn't get rid of the skin here. >> reporter: star jones did it back in 2009. so did model. patricia heaton had her tummy tuck in 2000. >> i have a lot of moms that come up to me and say, oh, i have four boys, too, and i don't look anything like this, how do you do it?

i would never tell them, just do 1,000 situps a day and you'll look just like me. that's unfair. i say, i got it cut off. it's the only way you can do it. >> reporter: but it doesn't always go well. just ask tara reed, whose abs were left with ripples and wrinkles. >> it was a bad surgery. a bad surgery. >> reporter: also, kim kardashian's quickie marriage. did she do it for the money? and that's at 7:30, right here on wjz 13. a touching reunion for a family torn apart, during that monster tornado in joppa, missouri. the sanders say they haven't seen their beloved cat since he was slipped away during the twister. they say a local shelter called them over the weekend with a cat matching his description. the cat called "seek "is a little skinnier, but is otherwise okay. >> i'll bet he had one wild ride in that tornado. >> auntie em. >> yes.

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we have some breaking news to report to you right now. in baltimore, captain mike perry who is over the police situation. mike? >> this is a crash, denise, head-on at mcculloch and wilson, north baltimore. two medics called to the scene. we can see a sport utility called to the curb. another vehicle look said like an suv, with several people inside. two medics called. both people going to be transported. looks like at least three or four people transported to the hospital. mcculloch street is closed northbound and southbound, as police continue their investigation. back to you. >> thank you, captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. and it was a delightful fall day out there. let's hope it lasts a little while. bob? >> very normal day, tulgly. take a look at 60 degrees with the sun. feels pretty good out there. there you go. humidity way down. dew points down to 36. then it will probably be a low

tonight. by the way. northeast winds, 8. barometer on the way back up. 30.03 inches. and a little light rain south of the city. a little heavier it goes on the eastern shore, after midnight last night. but most of it is gone. clouds moved out quickly. 59 easton. 56 in ocean city. locally, temperatures, upper 50s to around the low 60s. and that is really smack dab normal. our average is now 62 and 40. today 61, 43. if you add it all together. pretty normal day. 1954, it was 29 on this morning. we have a slight northeast wind. a little while ago, dead calm. wind is not going to be a major factor. winds die out with clear skies. temperatures will be dropping. you've already seen our first frost and freeze. although downtown at the science center has yet to get the 32 degrees. the airport was 30. downtown got into the low 30s,

33. to our east this morning. clouds and showers moved off very quickly. didn't do much to our region. next system, some snow there in wyoming. going to snow in denver again. very cold out west. but it's getting milder here in the east. as the big area of high pressure begins to build. look at that. not a cloud, anywhere from maine into the carolinas. not anywhere. front out to the west. rather weakly. may see a shower late thursday night or friday. but the chances aren't that great. it's just a weak system. and it's passing pretty much, we think, to our south. next couple of days look very nice, very pleasant. a lot of sunshine. southeast winds. 5 knots on the bay. 57. bay temp. now, sunrise, 7:35. sets, 6:04. but don't forget, this weekend, we fall back. yes, surround morning, at 2:00 -- sunday morning, at 2:00 a.m. tonight, look for clear and chilly conditions. mid-30s. probably 32. 40 in the city.

sunshine, a beautiful day tomorrow. >> oh, boy. >> just like today. 60 degrees. get out and just a beautiful day. >> don't have to do anything. we can just enjoy it. >> go outside. read a book. >> i wish i could. thank you, bob. still to come tonight on eyewitness news. next time you hit a maryland toll booth, chances are, you won't like what you see. i'm derek valcourt. i'll explain coming up on eyewitness n,,,,,,,,,,

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violent offenders. he was on gps monitoring. yet now is charged with raping a 14-year-old girl. i'm mike hellgren. did the system work? the investigation and the outrage. check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts night rite now. paying a painful price tonight. it costs extra to use state highways, bridges and tunnels. >> but is it paying off? as the toll increases take effect. >> i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. it is the biggest tollhike in maryland