season. the latest on orioles star manny machado's injuries. eyewitness news at 4:00 starts now. crisis over. the terrorists who attacked the mall in kenya are all dead. hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> the four-day-long siege at that upscale shopping mall in kenya appears to be over. but it is unclear if all the hostages are safe and what the death toll will be. alfonsoalphonso van marsh is here with the latest on the situation. >> reporter: kenya's president says his forces have defeated the terrorists who attacked

nairobi's largest shopping mall, killing all the people. >> all the attackers wish to destroy the essential character of our society. they failed. kenya endured. kenya endures. >> reporter: he says 11 militants are in custody and five attackers are dead. this grainy security camera photo shows two of the gunmen who launched the attack on the westgate mall. kenyan authorities say at least six died on the fourth day of the siege. alshabab are calling it quits. >> we don't fear your appearance as americans because we're not weak. and you should tell the kenyans to stop their aggression if you want to be safe. >> reporter: those who escaped the mall massacre said at least one of the militants was a woman. kenya's foreign minister says the attacker is not only somali. >> two or three americans. >> reporter: u.s. officials did not confirm the claims.

>> reporter: the dead come from at least a dozen countries, including england, france and canada. kenyan authorities warn there will be more bodies. alphonso van marsh, wjz eyewitness news. >> kenya's president also says three floors of the mall have collapsed and bodies are still trapped in the rubble. he declared three days of mourning in the country. >> reporter: a graduate of johns hopkins university who was 8 months pregnant is among the victims killed in the attack. denise is in the newsroom with more on this tragic attack. >> 33-year-old elise yaboos and her husband were killed in the attack. yaboos was of turkish descent and grew up in the netherlands. she worked for the world bank and earned a doctorate in public health, focusing on malaria in east africa. she and her husband had just moved to east africa. >> she also earned a doctorate

degree from harvard university earlier this year. >> the investigation continues into a fiery and deadly crash in northeast baltimore. three people were killed in the accident, following a police pursuit. wjz has been on the story since it broke early this morning. mike schuh reports from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: police are very concerned about what happened here at york and northern parkway, as three people are now dead. following an attempted traffic stop, in which the suspects fled. >> reporter: this is what a neighbor sees when he walks out the front door. both cars on fire. paramedics trying to pull a woman out of the burning jeep. >> and that's when the whole thing unfolded. everything was like on fire. >> reporter: that crumpled ball behind the silver suv is a honda. police say they witnessed its driver commit a crime, at 25th and harford and tried to stop it. >> the officers followed the vehicle for sometime. which got them to the intersection of northern parkway and york. >> reporter: and it's here, the honda, north on new york,

broadsides this jeep. >> and they are also working on the jeep. they have like a crow bar. to open the door because they couldn't get the door open. and then, you know, the paramedics came. and everything unfolded from there. >> reporter: there were two people in the suspect's car, one seen here being worked on by firefighters. >> reporter: as a result of that collision, two individuals in the first vehicle that was initially observed by the officer, succumbed to the injuries of the traffic collision. >> reporter: but the driver of the jeep walks away. >> when i came out, he was just walking out. somebody was helping him walk from that area. >> reporter: police swarm the scene. investigators reconstructing what happened. keen to know if their undercover officers were chasing a suspect in violation of its restrictive pursuit policy. >> we have a lot of questions right now. and unfortunately, we have more questions than answers. what we do know is that tragically, three individuals lost their lives. >> reporter: police are not yet releasing the identities of

anyone involved in this incident. reporting from north baltimore, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. it took nearly 10 hours for that intersection to be reopened at york and northern parkway. more on the investigation coming up all new at 5:00 and 6:00. the former anne arundel county government employee who sued former county executive john leopold settles her case. carla ham ner, who you see here, accepted a settlement. she sued leopold, alleging gender discrimination, sexual harassment and retaliation. in january, leopold was convicted of misusing county employees and resigned. making it official. maryland attorney general doug gansler is running for governor in 2014. he formally launched his campaign in montgomery county. part of a six-day, 17-stop effort to succeed governor o'malley.

he faces a crowd of challengers. well, we are waiting to find out the severity of the injury to orioles star third baseman manny machado. machado injured his knee, running at a ground ball in the 7th inning yesterday against the tampa bay rays. according to our media partner, the baltimore sun, an mri was done this afternoon. the orioles are not releasing any other information until the results of that mri comes back. manager buck showalter is about to hold a news conference. wjz will be live with the latest at 5:00. turning to weather. it's another delightful, early fall afternoon. let's take a live look outside. a little warmer than yesterday. but still below the seasonal average. meteorologist chelsea ingram is updating the first warning forecast. great day out there, chelsea. >> and it is just a great day.

stellar. plenty of sunshine. got a couple more of them before things start to change. take a look at our temperatures. we are closer to seasonal averages. below 73 degrees now in baltimore. the normal high for this time of year, around 75 degrees. cooler in western maryland. oakland around 64 degrees. there were a couple of places in western maryland that hit that 32-degree freezing mark, early, early this morning. we were around 43 degrees. certainly chilly. got a couple more chilly nights to deal with. but hey, plenty of sunshine to warm us up throughout the day. a we head into your thursday, we'll expect a dry and pleasant day in store for us. maybe a little more cloud cover, associated with the storm system that will be pushing towards our south. but otherwise, another stellar day in the forecast. we'll have more coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. back to you. >> let's check in on our roads right now. here's sharon gibala. hi, sharon at wjz traffic control. good afternoon, everyone. so far, it is a pretty good afternoon so far. we only have four accidents to tell you about. none of them appear to be too

major at this point. watch for one on harford. another at utah street at wilson. one more in laurel. old line avenue at spring camp. if you're headed out on the beltways, speeds in the mid- 30s, pretty much all around the top and west side inner loops and outer loops. that's a look at your speeds on 895, between the tunnel and the 95 merge. and on 95, between the beltway and whitemarsh. you're looking at speeds just a little below average. taking a live look at the top side of the beltway. you can see traffic moving a little slow there on the inner loop on york road. heavy volume on the inner and outer loop on i-70. this is brought to you by sesame street live. all the new make a friend at the lyric, september 27th, through the 29th. tickets on sale now, through ticketmaster. back over to you. >> theysharon, thank you. several ravens players turned in their cleats and pads.

they're working with habitat for humanity, constructing homes not far from m&t bank stadium. one in eight homes in that area is abandoned or in need of major repairs. >> what better way to impact your community than actually being hands on and getting your hands dirty, so to speak, right here in the community. and i jumped at the opportunity to be part of it. and it's great. >> it's helpful. building a house someone will be living in. obviously we get to help out and we're excited about it. >> the home should be finished by february or march. >> what was it? aretha franklin said, the house i jacked up -- the house that ravens built. >> i like that. >> well made. they don't have a lot of time off between games. so it's nice that they do that. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. >> mayday, mayday! >> reporter: frantic calls for

help. a boat capsizes in rough seas. did the coast guard make it in time? unthinkable tragedy. a 2-year-old california boy mauled to death. we'll tell you how it happened. and on the road. a symbol of a more innocent error of american history coming to an end. why the vw will no longer make its buses. we'll tell what you is in store for the rest of the week. don't miss the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's 73 degrees and sungy -- sunny in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. an horrific death in colton, california. a 2-year-old boy is killed after being mauled by a family dog. police say the toddler was attacked by the family dog. the boy was sent to the

hospital and later died from his injuries. officers say at least five dogs, all pit mull bullmix -- -- pit bull mixes were involved. the child's grandma was arrested on child endangerment. hundreds of firefighters are battling a fire. the blaze broke out in azusa, near los angeles. the wildfire is burning mostly in the angeles national forest. but it's close to? 20 homes -- to 20 homes at this time. an amazing rescue. the coast guard and a good samaritan saved two brothers thereof a boat capsized. todd quinones has the story. >> reporter: mayday, mayday. >> what's your position? how many persons on board? >> 39, 42, 087. 73, 56. 46. >> reporter: just after that call, the brothers' 31-foot boat capsized.

and time was not on their side. >> two members jumped in the water. they were not able to get any rescue equipment on themselves. so the rescue equipment was floating in the water. they were able to grab onto a life ring. >> the guys were in the water. they're tired, getting cold. >> reporter: cory rettinger and andrew gov received the stress call monday morning. you can listen again as they let the rescuers know their position just before they flipped over am. >> how many persons on board, over? >> 39, 42, 087. 73, 56. 346. >> and after that, the radio went silent. >> reporter: that call, along with the distress beacon the brother had most likely saved their lives. as this coast guard video shows, rescuers were able to get to the exact location. the crew from another boat, the jamaica 2 was in the area. and one brother was able to climb aboard. >> and one was too weak to pull

him in. and we were able to pull him on board our boat. >> reporter: the officers say the brothers immediately thanked them. then they asked if they could call their families, let them know they were okay. a bumpy day on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] after an encouraging afternoon, stocks trail off in the final hour of trading. let's take a look at things. dow is down 57. s&p down 4. nasdaq down 3. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: two key reports are painting a mixtured picture of the economy. one showed that home prices in july rose by the most in seven years. another showed that americans' confidence in the economy fell slightly this month. many people are less optimistic about the job market. carnival cruise line said profits sank 30% last quarter. the cruise line has had its

share of bad publicity this year. despite deeply discounted cruises, carnival expects the bottom line to fall 3%. that's crucial. burger king is introducing a fry with fewer calories. they're made with a batter that doesn't soak up the oil. van no longer meets safety requirements. that's your money watch. for the latest business news, be sure to follow me on twitter. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. week 3 of the wjz pro football challenge is in the books. jessica kartalija is at cbsbaltimore.com to update this week's standings. one person stands alone at the top of our bobblehead leader board.

don scott is in the lead now with 31 points. right on his heels, mary bubala, bob turk and mark viviano. in third place, me. you can go to cbsbaltimore.com and click on the link on the home page. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through the regular football season. it's just one entry per person. and you're competing with people nationally for prizes. so go to cbsbaltimore.com and sign up. now, back to you. and the ravens take the show on the road when they travel to buffalo to take on the bills next sunday. watch the game sunday, at 1:00, only on wjz. then make sure to stay tuned for a special post game coverage. mark, marty, jessica and i, and wally williams will bring you analysis and football reaction here on wjz. u2 front man shows off new talent. a spot-on impression of former president bill clinton. >> when i first met bono at --

he walked into the oval office and -- actually, i thought it was a member of his own road crew. [ laughter ] he wasn't really dressed right. that's pretty good. it happened during a clinton global initiative in new york. clinton was moderating a panel, but accidentally left his notes backstage. when clinton finally took the stage, he said, quote, i must be very easy to be made fun of. he was on daift letterman -- david letterman. >> we were just talking about him yesterday. you do a pretty good impression of him. >> i don't think mine is as good as bono's, though. >> he does do that cadence. >> i'm not going to do it. don't want to get in trouble. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. tug-of-war. a little girl, torn between two families. the final decision on her future. more red flags missed.

new information on the investigation into the background of the washington navy yard gunman. will the trend of warm days and cooler nights continue? the updated first warning weather forecast is coming up. wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time. click cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,

punx tawny -- punxsutawney, pennsylvania has phil, while we have bill, the crab. the crab walked a certain direction, jumped into the water, indicating a warm fall ahead. last year, he accurately predicted an early winter. so maybe we should count on bill more than phil. what do you think? >> chelsea, i predict the old bay will be sprinkled generously on some of bill's friends. >> no matter what the weather. >> correct. >> i like that bill, with a warm salt.

>> i wonder how good bill would taste. >> i do, too. >> stop. >> stop it, you two. let him live another day. >> i know. crowd-predicting weather. let's talk about how i predict the weather. temperatures are on the cool side out there. take a look. we're sitting in the 70s out there. finally broke the 73-degree mark. it's been a cool spot even this morning. couple of places hit that mark. a couple in the low to mid-70s out there. exception of kent island. winds coming out of the north and northwest, continuing to filter in dry air, low dew points and very comfortable temperatures. at least a couple of degrees warmer than we were yesterday. big picture showing forecast.

it's even going to take you into the weekend. we have a little system that could provide us with extra cloud cover tomorrow. not a big deal. it's going to slip right toward our south. we'll still see a decent amount of sunshine, heading into your wednesday and your thursday. your bay temperature right now, at 73 degrees. winds out of the north out there on the bay, between 5 and 10 knots this evening. tonight, here's what you can expect. it's going to be another cool one, even a chilly one. 49 degrees, patchy fog may develop later on. especially in the more sheltered valleys and over in western maryland. heading into tomorrow, though, we're going to be even warmer. closer to 80 degrees. very comfortable day. mostly sunny. fog in the morning. that will diminish by around 9:00, 10:00 in a few spots. then another very, very nice, nice day. i am not complaining. >> today, a little warmer. like it, chelsea. don't miss the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. it is a season premiere, hit

drama, person of interest on its new night. tuesday, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's a great show. still ahead. out of control. a house crash by hundreds of teens. what some are doing to make amends. chaos on chicago's streets. details on the suspects in the latest mass shooting. america prefers to resolve our concerns over iran's nuclear program peacefully. a fall in international tension with iran? what else president ,,,,,,,,,,,,

we are 20 seconds from 4:30. it's sunny. thanks for staying with wjz eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. talking syria, and peace in

the middle east. as jarica dunk an reports, it comes as there are signs of a thawing with relations with iran. president obama had lunch with world leaders today. there was speculation, he might yoz paths or -- cross paths or even shake hands with iran's moderate president. but that didn't happen. the delegate skipped the lunch. he told the u.n. general assembly, his administration will pursue talks with iran. leaders of the two country have not met face to face for more than 30 years. >> the road blocks may prove to be too great. but i firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> reporter: iran's diplomat said rouhani skipped lunch because alcohol was being served. but other officials say a face-

to-face meeting with the president would have been too difficult. >> forcing syrian president barbar assad to make good on his promise to surrender his chemical weapons. >> if we cannot agree even on this, then it will show that the united nations is incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws. >> reporter: the president announced the u.s. will send nearly their 340 million in additional aid to countries affected by the civil war. from the united nations, jarica duncan, wjz eyewitness news. kenya's president says the siege of an upscale mall on the capital city of nairobi is finally over. >> reporter: kenya's president says his forces have shamed and defeated our attackers. that's a quote. it took four days of fighting

along nairobi to end that siege. five of the terrorists were killed. another 11 suspects taken into custed ony. over the weekend -- custody. over the weekend, the armed men stormed them all, killing others and takingers hostage. several americans were among the dead and wounded. the attack was carried on by alshabab, which has links to al qaeda. >> the attackers say that the strike was retribution for kenyan forces' push into neighboring somalia. we have breaking news to tell but now. a trench rescue is under way in frederick. it is happening on eagle head drive. as you can see, a number of workers are on the scene, trying to extricate a trapped worker. right now, the man is trapped between those red boards you see there. and he's wearing a green shirt. you can see him sticking up out of the areas, as they're trying to remove him from that pit. we, of course, will keep you updated as we get more

information. new questions about how the washington navy yard shooter was able to get security clearance. he lied about a previous gun incident and failed to disclose thousands of dollars in debts, both of which would have prevented him from getting security clearance. the navy is changing the way background checks are done. >> gowr people are now charged in the mass shooting in chicago. all of the young men are charged with attempted murder and acr aggravated battery. last weekend police say they opened fire on a crowd watching a basketball game. police suspect the shooting was gang-related. up to five months of testimony, closing arguments begin today in michael jackson's wrongful death suit. jurors must decide whether a.e.g. live, which promoted jackson's comeback concerts is libel for the singer's death. casey nguyen reports.

>> reporter: michael jackson never got the chance to perform what was supposed to be his ultimate comeback tour in 2009. he died from the powerful anesthetic prop fol. in2011, he was found guilty. now, a court must decide if a.e.g. must pay billions to michael jackson's heirs. >> michael jackson didn't die because of a heart condition. he died because a doctor violated has hippocratic oath. >> reporter: a.e.g. said he was never their employee and he was entirely controlled by jackson. >> the people were concerned about his prop fol use by late

'80s and '90s. this is complete contradiction to what plaintiffs have claimed, that this was a sudden, new thing that happened in jackson's life. >> reporter: for might have months, the jury has heard testimony from jackson's 83- year-old mother katherine, his ex-wife, debbie rowe, and by videotape, two of his three children. 15-year-old paris jackson survived a suicide attempt during the trial. other dramatic attempts included the playing of jackson family home movies never before seen. and the testimony of a doctor who said a physically deteriorating jackson did not get r.e.m. sleep for 60 days, while receiving prop fol -- prope -- propofol from murray. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is throwing thumbs up over there. he's here now with updated

numbers. >> in my book, most people's book, this is about as perfect weather as you can ask for. temperatures are delightful. it's dry, sunny. 73 degrees. 64 in oakland. 74 in d.c. 70 in ocean city. the dew point once again, only 40 degrees. very low, very dry air. this morning, we dropped down to 43 at the airport. 37 in cumberland. and i did get an update. oakland this morning was 32 degrees, as was deep creek lake. freezing this morning. 45 in ocean city. and 51 in the d.c. area. tomorrow, same weather. beautiful, dry and pleasant all day long. this could last well into the weekend. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> well, the roads are looking pretty good as well. at least as far as accidents go. we do have the standard delays the but only five accidents working right now. and none of them appear to be very serious.

first of all, washington boulevard at west patapsco avenue. that's our most recent one. we also have one on east cold spring lane in harford road. utah place at wilson. in jessop, there's one on northbound route 1. one more accident in laurel, on old line avenue at spring camp. if you're headed out in the beltway, speeds haven't changed much in the last half hour. speeds still in the mid-30s on the top and west sides of the beltway. on 895, you'll run into some delays between the tunnel and the 95 merge. once you get into 95, it's about 41 miles per hour between the beltway and whitemarsh. that's a look at the west side of the beltway. our heaviest area at this time at i-70. this traffic report is brought to you by your local zips dry cleaners. unboatable pricing. find your zips. back over to you. thank you very much. volkswagen is discontinuing production of one of its most beloved vehicles, the bus.

wjz will mark the end of an era for a symbol of '60s counter culture. >> reporter: for some, the volkswagen bus was the driving spirit of their youth. >> reporter: for others, it's an enduring relic, long past its prime. but volkswagen will stop producing the pill-shaped vans, after december 31st. that's when brazil, the only country where the bus is still being produced, will start requiring air bags and anti-loc brakes in all new cars. >> volkswagen, rather than bring the bus up to that standard, have decided to stop selling it there. >> reporter: that will mean the end of the road for a vehicle first introduced in 1950. >> really, without the volkswagen bus, you wouldn't have seen the popularization of kind of a mass market people mover, like a minivan. >> it's something that is almost universal's appealing.

it makes people smile whenever they see them. >> reporter: in the u.s., the buses sometimes resembled art projects on wheels. others are immortalized in actual works of art, like the one in this bob dylan album cover. in argo, it was les art and more hero. ferrying trapped embassy employees to safety. >> reporter: the basic design has not changed much through the decades, a testament to the vehicle's sound engineering and functionality. >> it really resonates pretty broadly. every segment of car guy in the world loves a volkswagen bus. >> more than 1 1/2 million vw vans have been produced in brazil since 1957. >> i have to wipe away a tear. straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. want fries with that? burger king, offering something new for health conscious customers. chilling plot. two brothers accused of attempted murder. but you won't believe who they're accused of trying to kill. and what a week it has been

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a forest fire continues to rage out of control in northern spain. more than 1,000 firefighters are trying to put out 11 major fires. the flames are scorching through thick woodland and tearing through ravines. the fire has spread to neighboring portugal. hot winds are hampering the efforts of firefighters. twin sons are accused of standing in their father's house and blocking it on tire. >> reporter: well, vic, the two are being held on a million bail. and the father, who escaped are surprisingly understanding. thawrnl in business with him.

they charged with conspiracy to commit murder and arson. the 70-year-old doesn't blame his son. in fact, he's taking the blame. the senior bledsoe said he is not an easy person to work with or live with, and he will never abandon his son. >> william bledsoe was treated for minor smoke inhalation. a promising high school basketball player drops dead during a practice in florida. milo mates was rupping around the tracks, doing conditioning drills when he became l il. grief tourn counselors are working with students and teachers at the school. an autopsy will determine the cause of death. some of the -- teenagers are apologizing. when brian asked the teens to come help him clean up, only four showed up.

>> reporter: ricky and michaela couldn't believe what they saw at the steven town hole. >> like i didn't know it was this damaged after the party. >> it was eating me alive. i didn't know what was going on. if i did, i wouldn't have came. >> reporter: they are two of 300 teenagers police say trespassed into brian holloway's home. damage is done. walls spray painted, broken windows and the floors ruined from scuff marks and urine. >> people were tweeting the address. wewe didn't know it was broken into. >> reporter: the two teenagers came to holloway's home to apologize. >> we brought him an apology card, put some money in it, to say sorry. >> reporter: the former football player wanted them to come for what he calls redemption. >> theyault need time to just talk together and work through this egregious offense. it was an offense to the entire

community. >> reporter: brian says the teenagers involved need to be held accountable and take responsibility for what they've done. >> being a leader, being responsible. being able to go and tell other people, look, i was one of the 300. i made a mistake. it was wrong. >> reporter: that's what ricky and michaela did, as they joined other community members volunteering to help clean up the mess that was left behind. >> what do you think ever all of this? was it worth it? >> no. not at all. not one bit of it was worth it. >> reporter: two teenagers are charged with trespassing. police say more arrests could follow. the girl born to kidnapper ariel castro and his victim, amanda berry, will be removed from all public court records. prosecutors idea the girl's name be deleted to protect her privacy. her mother kicked out the door of castro's home in may and yelled for help. she freed herself and two other women. castro committed suicide in jail earlier this month. for the second time of her life, the girl@center of a bitter custody dispute is

handed off to other parents. the three-year long custody dispute may now be over. >> reporter: late monday evening, veronnic's biological father, justin brown, handed her over to her adoptive parents. it's a culmination of a four- year battle that began shortly after the south carolina couple began the process of adopting veronica in 2009. her unmarried biological mother gave permission for her to adopt. though he had given up parental rights, as a cherokee, he cited native american law preventing children from being separated from their people and tribe. >> the only people that can give you your history is your family. >> reporter: the south carolina supreme court ruled in brown's favor, and since 2011, veronica

has lived with him and his wife robin. >> everybody needs to realize, she's happy. she's very happy with us. >> reporter: but the kappa biankos appealed. and this past june, the supreme court ruled against brown because he gave up his parental rights. then a south carolina court finalized the adoption. still, brown objected and tried appealing the decision in oklahoma, where he's raised veronica for the past two years. the oklahoma courts issued an order that kept her with brown and brought the two parties to mediation. when the talks broke down, the court dissolved the order monday. paving the way for the return to the kappa biankos. cherokee nation attorney general, who had been aiding the fight said veronica's return to the kappa bianko was peaceful, as he spoke to a crowd of brown supporters. >> it is a bad day for the cherokee nation. a bad day for native american

children everywhere. but more importantly, this is a bad day for the brown family and for veronica. >> the kappa biankos promise that brown will be an important part of veronica's life. burger ring -- king is interviewing what it calls satis fries. it has fewer calories. a small order will be 270 calories because the new batter doesn't absorb as much oil. regular fries are 340 calories. it's hard to get much cuter than this. take a look at these adorable panda babies. all in all, they were artificially bred in china, and were born between july and september. here you see them getting special play time or sleep time together for the first time since they were born. three other artificially-bred panda cubs were recently born in the u.s. and spain.

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here's a live look outside right now. that's a post guard. >> does look ache a -- look like a postcard. >> the air clean. fresh. perfect weather. really is nice. hope you had lunch outside today. and the rest of the week. take your lunch out. it's going to be nice if you have time. take a look at temps now. perfect weather. we're at 73. that's just about the ideal temperature of most people would agree. 40, the dew point. still very dry. yeah. 30% humidity. north/northwest winds at 7. the barometer 29.97. kind of holding steady now. around the area, 64 in oakland. they did get down to 32 degrees this morning. at deep creek lake. and also at oakland. 64 now. 70 in hagerstown. and 74 in d.c., and 70 in ocean

city. just delightful. low 70s. annapolis and kent island, coming in at 67, oddly enough. we do have a bit of a northwest breeze. continuing to bring in dry air. a big area of low pressure sitting over eastern portions of canada that is just dragging this nice, dry air mass croogzy across the region. we have that spin up to the northeast of us. because of that spin, the air is being drawn down to central canada, which is a long way from any water body. it's dry, cool. you can see, nothing around our region. or clouds southwest of us. these will pass south of the region tomorrow. there may be some clouds in the sky tomorrow afternoon. unlike we've seen the last couple of days. so you may have seen some clouds physically south of our region. where there might even be some sprinkles in our region. not talking about a lot of rain. maybe light sprinkle activity down in that region. for the most part, there's that area of low pressure that is going to move south of us. pleasant conditions, with big area of high pressure. see the model showing a little rain down there.

actually, one of the models has a low pressure developing on the east coast. somewhere there this weekend. will that happen? don't know at this point. but we'll keep watching for you. in the meantime, just dry, beautiful, pleasant conditions will continue. northeast winds on the bay at 5 to 10 knots. bay temp, 73 degrees. same as area temperature. tonight, then, clear. not quite as chilly this morning. 43 this morning. 46 or so. and tomorrow, mid-70s. may get up to 78 degrees. and certainly it will be sunny. could be a little patchy fog, as we saw in some spots this morning. this time of year, with the nights getting longer, do get a better chance of the fog. traditionally, the fog season in the fall. may see some of that. but it will burn off and be another day. and the leaves are starting, already to turn. a lot of trees have been stressed by the lack of rain. a lot of leaves have come down. it's all over the place. >> here we go. three bags in my front yard now. still to come on eyewitness

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triple fatal cash. lives are lost, after two cars collide. >> the role a fatal pursuit caused. >> an investigation under way tonight, after a horrific early morning car crash killed three people and hospitalized a fourth. wjz is live at the accident scene near york and northern parkway. derek valcourt explains, a lot of folks are asking if a police chase may have led to this crash. derek? >> police do admit their officers were following one car when that car slammed into a