the police radio a fiery crash on york road kills three people early tuesday. police admit undercover officers were following a sedan with two suspects inside right before the crash happened. police stopped short of calling it a chase. the police commissioner spoke out about the crash for the first time yesterday. >> there are some issues i have concern with overall with the incident that took place out there. kind of disturbing. >> >> reporter: sources tell "wjz" prior to the crash, there were multiple radio transmissions to the officers ordering them to end the pursuit. the department's pursuit policy only allows the chase under strict circumstance. three people died in the crash. angela reeves father the only survivor. he remains in critical condition. >> three people gone, lost their lives because of the police. i'm blaming the police. >> reporter: the passenger in angel's car died in the crash. sister said their family wants

answers about how this happened. >> i want justice. yes, i want to see what happened. police are not commenting about whether the officers were told to end the pursuit, reporting live, "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> >> thank you, "wjz" has requested the radio transmissions from that night, we have been told they are not being released because they are part of this active investigation we are updating more breaking news. a frightening accident, over the dam, sky eye 13, captain jeff with more on the crash an the impact on traffic this friday. captain jeff? >> this is where route 1 crosses the river between howard county an cecil county. it has got traffic shut down in both directions. not so bad southbound, because they are diverting everybody

onto 222 to go down to 95 to continue their journey, but, here you can see the traffic northbound on route 1 completely stopped, backed up at least a mile working from howard into cecil, reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. captain jeff long. back to you. >> >> all right, captain jeff, thank you, we'll bring you more information as we get it. >> >> right now, state police investigating the cause of a massive 10 car pileup on the busy interstate connecting maryland. derrick is live along 182. he has the unbelievable pictures of that crash. >> kai, only seven people had relatively minor injuries. chances are when you look at this video, you will agree it's a miracle no one died. >> >> sky eye over the mangled mess, cars on top of trucks, on top of cars on top of trucks. it happened on 183 north of the

maryland state line. >> one of the reasons traffic started to slow down. tractor-trailer was unable to stop, running into another vehicle, causing a 10 car fileup. >> reporter: four tractor- trailers, one tow truck -- the driver of the tow truck -- sunshine >> all of a truck -- sunshine >> i was pushed forward, the truck flipped over and it stopped. i was shocked and amazed no one got killed. >> the pileup created numbers of delays for thousands that use this highway to commute between maryland and southern pennsylvania. >> >> it took nearly seven hours to clear all of the debris from the highway. police investigators looking into what went wrong. >> tractor-trailer that rear- ended the vehicle was the initial cause of the crash. at this point, you have to look

at the tractor-trailer and the driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. >> investigators have taken some blood samples from some of the drivers to make sure and rule out whether drugs or alcohol may have played a factor in the crash. live "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> thank you, derrick, so far, no charges have been filed. >> >> police pursuit bank robbers through the streets of essex. police got a call that the baltimore savings bank was being robbed. police abringhended three people no word yet on the identity of those suspects. >> >> a car slams into a group of students outside of a high school in hyattsville, vic is in the newsroom with the latest on this for us. >> the students were all members of the school's junior

rotc, they were practicing marching when the car, driven by a 19-year-old, ran into them. students were wheeled into ambulances and take ton a nearby hospital. fortunately, none of the injuries is life-threatening. mary, back to you. >> >> vic, thank you. >> >> police are not naming the driver, but said he only had a learner's permit. is he being charged with multiple counts of negligent driving and failure to control a vehicle. >> >> shut down showdown continues in washington, d.c measure is headed to the house where it will see opposition. millions of federal workers could be furlough fundamental a deal is not reached in time. tara mergeener has the latest. >> reporter: the senate vote passed along party lines after democrats stripped language from the bill defunding the president's health care law. no republicans voted for the bill. >> obama care has been the law

for four years. why don't they get a life and talk about something else? >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz who lost his bat el to keep the health care language in called on house republicans to once again vote. >> people are hurting because of obama care. if the house continues to listen to the people as i'm confident they will, they will 5:00 decisively to prevent the harms that are flowing it from obama car. >> >> house speaker john ben ownby said he will not support the senate version of the temporary spending bill, which is angering some fellow republicans. there infighting is harming the republican party and it should stop. >> house leadership has signaled they are considering a newbill that would delay the affordable care act for one year, but the president says that's a nonstarter. >> i said this yesterday, let me repeat it. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: an estimated 800 thousand federal employees will be sent home without pay if the

two sides cannot reach a deal by midnight monday. in washington, tara merge pener "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> if the government partially shuts down, more than a third of federal workers will not be allowed to work. new at 5:30. "wjz" takes a closer look at the impact on maryland. >> >> big clouds out there, today, a little sunshine, taking a live look outside at our mix of sun and clouds, actually more sun and clouds, "wjz," first warning weather coverage. bob turk has an updated look at the forecast. >> >> we do have some clouds around the region, they came in from the atlantic ocean, they have been hanging tight. these ocean clouds that came in, they are beginning to break up. the flow coming in from the north, northeast, but there are some bright systems lear and there and in some places, basically scattered clouds that will be with us for the next few hours. the weekend looks even better. temperature wise, we are down

to 69, 89, 68 ocean city. 64 in oakland and a little warmer with 74 degrees in washington, d.c the weekend, high pressure across quebec, ontario region, dry and pleasant all weekend long into next week. very little changing. except it may get a little warmer by the middle of next week. >> >> mark viviano joins us with a preview of the game and predickions. >> the ravens are clearly a better team than the buffalo bills. having to play on the road could make it more of a challenge for the ravens. final preparations in the serine setting of owe wings mill. knowing buffalo will be a different atmosphere. it will be a loud crowd and ravens will face a different style of offense lead by rookie quarterback ej manuel. >> if you are a football

player, you don't want the same thing every time, you want something a little different. we love that we can play against the up and rising quarterbacks. >> reporter: on the rise, right, >> baltimore ravens go on the road take on the buffalo bills, rookie quarterback. i think the ravens roll, 24-13, baltimore ravens. ravens go back on the road, opening up in denver. i don't think that ej will be the second coming of peyton manning. >> >> the thing the bills do best run the football ravens pretty good at topping the run. they are pretty good against rookie quarterbacks. i like the ravens with a road win, let's call it 27-17,

baltimore. >> >> i'm going with 27-10, ravens. they should be celebrating their first road win of the season. speaking of celebrating, reasons for them to do that, today. & & happy birthday to you & & >> birthday wishes to oj, the former ravens player, now a team advisor. champion in his battle with als also known as lou gehrig's disease. he has authored a book that comes out next month call "strength of a champion." >> indeed, kai, back to you. >> we admire here for his courageousness. >> >> ravens take on buffalo bills sunday. kickoff is at 1:00.

>> >> stay tuned. after that for our post-game coverage, highlights reaction from the ravens and analysis from former ravens wally williams. >> >> the panda cub at the national zoo in washington hit another mile tito puente stone. the female cub has undergone a full exam, gaining more than a pound in the last 10 days and weighs more than three pounds, now five weeks old, she has not opened her eyes. that should happen in the next couple of weeks. still no word on when the cub will make her zoo debut. i guess she doesn't have a name, yet. still ahead at 5:00. >> there is the kind of thing that you don't ever expect to ever happen and yet it does happen. >> and it does. a mid-air scare. airline passengers open up

about the scary moments when their pilots suffered a heart attack mid-flight. >> >> i'm gigi barnett in baltimore county, details straight ahead. >> >> mummies have arrived in baltimore and they are from more places than just egypt. i'll tell you more about it when "eyewitness news" continues. >> >> a beautiful friday afternoon. how is the weekend looking? don't miss the first early warning forecast with bob. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is partly sunny, 69 degrees in central maryland, right now, complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> >> baltimore skies have a visitor. have you noticed a navy blimp is hovering over our city this week.

"wjz" is live, kristi explains what it's doing and kristi, can you see it overhead or has it gone down? >> i think it might be hiding in some of the clouds. i have not seen it as of late, but i did see it earlier today. we confirmed the navy is conducting aerial mapping over the city of baltimore. it has caught the eye of many residents below. if you are looked up lately, you may have spotted there hiding in the clouds or over baltimore's harbor. >> i have been seeing it all week. >> a u.s. navy blimp almost 200 feet long is flying over baltimore. >> me and my friends were talking about it, wondering what it was. >> i was coming down 95 and i wondered. >> the blimp is a government research conducking area mapping and the lighter than air blimp began to roam above the dc area and can remain stationary for 12 hours.

>> the blimp is around washington, d.c , including places like the department of agriculture and some of our major airports, like here at -- . >> usually when they have a football game, good year, met life and all to have that, but this one was way high. >> the blimp won't be up for much longer, after october 5th, the research lab said it is flying away. when the mission is complete, pilots will fly the blimp up north to a base in new jersey. >> now, we know what is going on out there. thank you. >> >> for now, the blimp is based at the navy air station.

if you are waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads with kristi at "wjz" traffic control. i know we have a few issues around. kristi? >> yes, we have just gotten word the dam has reopened. all lanes are moving northbound and southbound. there are still a couple of delays along route 1 backing things up. >> >> as far as the harrisburg expressway, nothing like yesterday, but there is a delay northbound. northbound 95, heavy delay there is from 395 to mountain road, average speed, 40-miles an hour. top side of the inner loop, expect a solid half hour over to harper road and the west side of the inner loop creeping awrong from 295 past liberty. as far as 70 goes, westbound, slow traffic there as well from 29 to merriesville road. a couple of accidents in harper county, route 22 at paradise,

in the aberdeen area. glenn falls parkway. let's now go and take a live look. heavy delays on the beltway around york road. this traffic report is brought to you by -- visit smart energy. com, back to you. >> >> from the bla to the science center. baltimore has seen some amazing exhibits come to town. as mike reports, exhibits for the latest show at the science center, mummies have come from all over the world. >> the start of this show has been waiting for you. waiting for centuries. a >> a really cool exhibition, we have brought mummies together for 20 different museums. >> >> reporter: egyptian, sure, but these mummies come from all over the world. >> we have beautiful mummies

from north america. >> besides people, there are animals, too this is a howeller monkey, the egyptians made monkeys some of them were mummified by nature. a lot of them were naturally preserved. no human intervention at all. >> >> you have to recognize them as people. >> i think that's what i find gooky about it. >> they have a chance to share so much with us. things we couldn't possibly understand. once you see them in person, a completely different idea of who they were. >> over a million people have seen this. it was put together by baltimore native. >> this is a nine city u.s. tour. it's fantastic. this is a great exhibit. >> sometimes, you can see something just once and remember it forever. there is something here that might fit that bill. >> there have been long lines

at other museums, luckily, they will be there january 20th. back to you on tv hill. >> the price for the show is $24 for adults, 18 for kids except tor mommy mondays when the charge is $15 for kids. we have a great weekend -- 69 degrees, south east winds at five, the barometer still rising. more,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, okay, i need a better pizza.

one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. blue skies, it will clear out later on. buffalo, sunny, 72, mostly sunny skies if you are heading up that way. 68 ocean city. we are at 69, 74 in dc, locally. around 70 degrees. extremely comfortable once again, all weekend long. warmer by the middle of next week. clouds in this morning that hung across most of the area.

beginning to dry and break up. we are seeing clear to partly cloudy skies. it was dogging affront cross our region on maybe monday morning, with some clouds, but it should pass dry. clouds coming from the ocean. kind of seeing the flow there. we have seen it most of the day, beginning to shift a little more. that should pretty much cut off some of the clouds. a pleasant weekend as high pressure builds in. a front to the west. probably won't get here until sunday night or monday. just bringing clouds. mountains kind of break it up, east winds, 5-10 knots. tonight, clear to partly cloudy, later on, it should clear out. 53, which was the normal low. tomorrow, sunshine, morning

clouds and a beautiful pleasant high of 76, great for football games. anything else going on this weekend, as i mentioned. buffalo, sunny to the for the most part, 72. still ahead at 5:00 -- . automatic braking systems in cars. are they really safe. what a new crash test revealed, coming up. >> >> i'm pat warren coming up, a baltimore county family talks about the government shut down. >> >> anybody got a thin mint? thank you very much. what time is it? >> girl scout cookie time >> the story coming up here on "wjz." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> it's 5:29, 69 degrees, partly sunny, good evening, thank you for staying with "wjz." "eyewitness news." >> >> the senate has passed a bill that will continue to fund the government. the house is expected to put up a lot of opposition. meantime, millions of federal workers worried they could be furloughed if a deal is not reached in time. "wjz" is live in rose dale.

political reporter, pat warren is there. she sat down and knows the struggles of furloughs. >> >> hi, kai, you are absolutely right, there are 300 thousand maryland workers who are worried about what might happen if the government furloughs them, that family includes the people that live in the house mind me. >> >> reporter: these three know more than you might expect about the government budget. >> i think the government is lear to help, not to hurt. >> reporter: their dad has been furloughed once before. >> this summer, when they had the furloughs starting in july, i was furloughs and it was typically difficult for me, because in april, i had emergency open heart sergry and i had a lot of medical bills and time off from that and the furlough hit and basically, i was living off credit cards to be able to make ends meet.

>> in this case, it's all of the hard working families that work for our federal government and the beam that depend on the federal government for important aspects of their own, either business endeavors or daley needs in life. it's a really cruddy thing to do. i don't think many think it's a good idea. >> rob just wants to keep feeding his kids. >> another furlough, maybe bankruptcy. >> washington's tug of war continues. >> and state budget officials project a two week long furlough would cost the state $51 million. i'm pat warren reporting live from rose dale, back to you. >> >> a shut down affects recreation as well as the workplace. security would remain in place. >> service systems critical to health and safety would go on as usual. >> >> 27 years later, one maryland

woman is still missing. bernadette caress so's family has never given up. gigi barnett explains how they are asking the state to take a second look at how it handles missing persons cases. ronald reagan you just don't forget, today feels like the first day. >> for her family and friends, the quest for justice continues. >> our family has patiently stood by waiting for law enforcement to do the right thing. >> >> reporter: this week, they rallied in front of the baltimore county state attorney's office, asking for names on a petition that would bring her case to a grand jury even though there is no trace of caruso. >> there is no body. we have circumstance stan shall evidence we think should be presented. all we seek is for the baltimore state attorney to take her case. >> reporter: never before has a petition of this kind reached

the state attorney's office. the group has 1300 names so far. it wants at least 25,000. >> i will never stop trying to get justice. >> i would like to be able to know where he is. >> reporter: debra knows the pain of a missing family member. her brother, barry, disappeared catching a bus in baltimore four months ago. she believes more missing person cases in front of a grand jury could bring long- awaited closures for families. >> i don't want anything special. i just want justice. i want what i'm entitled to and what he is entitled to she said she wants her case before a grand jury baltimore county prosecutors have successfully tried cases without bodies before. >> >> a viewing being held for one of the victims of the navy yard shooting. vic? >> reporter: richard michael being held in glenn burnie.

funeral planned for tomorrow at the church. he was one of 12 people gunned down by gunman aaron alech is during a shooting rampage at the washington navy yard. he was a former maryland state trooper and worked for the state police back to you. >> >> he is survived by three daughters, a permanent memorial it going up in a park in the westminster community to honor his life. >> >> pilot of a plane had a heart attack and despite heroic efforts to save him, he died. >> a crisis in the air on thursday for united airlines flight 1603. a spokes woman said the boeing 737 left houston, headed for seattle. shortly after takeoff, the crew asked if there was a doctor

onboard. then, the plane made an emergency landing. united airlines said the captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. at least two passengers rushed to help instead of giving cpr. >> several people helped to give him cpr all the way down and they got the emt's there and got him off. >> passengers say the situation was tense, but no one panicked. the copilot start started to fly the plane. >> emt's came on board. i heard them say "let's do two more sets and get him off the plane." >> the airline is not releasing the name citing privacy issues.

after five months of testimony, jurors in the michael jackson wrongful death trial are deliberating the case. the family is suing aeg live, claiming that the company that promoted his tour is responsible for his death. michael jackson never got the chance to perform what was supposed to be his ultimate comeback tour in 2009. he died of an overdose of propofol administered by dr. conrad murray. in 2011 are, murrays with

convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. jackson's heirs claim the company negligently hired murray. >> michael jackson died because the doctor that was hired violated his ultimate oath and he was placed in that position by aeg. there is no question about that. >> aeg live said murray was never his employee and was entirely controlled by jackson. >> the people in his life worried about his propofol use since the late 80s and early 90s. this is in complete contra dickion that this was a new thing that happened for the first time he was in contact with conrad murray. >> >> reporter: for five months. the jury heard testimony from his 83-year-old mother, his ex- wife, debby rowe and by

videotape, his two children. >> >> a harvard doctor said that that a physically deteriorated jackson did not get recommend sleep for months. in a summary judgment, a judge said now that the federal government recognized gay marriages, not doing so in new jersey would violate the state constitution. it's not clear whether the government will appeal to a higher level. >> >> time for a quick look at some of the stories you will find in tomorrow's addition of the baltimore sun. >> >> a look at whether long time favorite ryan robbers has a future playing after this season. >> >> maryland grad one -- all of these stories and a lot more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun.

look at the first warning team. >> >> the start of a sweet time of the year here in maryland an across the country. >> here come the girl scouts of central maryland. pass those thin mints. it's girl scout cookie time. >> today is the day. our girls are out, they are on sale. >> >> reporter: she sent cards to last year's customers. when it comes to sales, she is a cookie monster. >> i sold 260 boxes last year and i walked door-to-door and asked all of my customers from last year to buy cookies from me this year. >> new cookies this year. samoas are now cam mel delights. nights scouts can't wait. >> it's fun, and at the same time exciting because i like trying new things.

>> i did over 15 -- i went to a low bowling alley and sold some there. >> girl scouts of central maryland sold 1.5000 cookies -- bocks of cookies, thin mints are the most popular. i have my pin, a sweet way to raise money. >> i want to have a lot of customers so i can help other people. >> what time is it? >> girl scout cookie time. >> >> if you are ordering girl scout cookies, they will be delivered between november 8th and november 17th. last year, revenues from cookie sales reached 780 million.

still to come a massive building collapse where crews are frantically searching for survivors after an apartment building turns to rubble. >> >> shark blood, scientists say it could help fight breast cancer. >> >> a look at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

great weekend. as we said, tomorrow morning, maybe a few clouds around, but generally a sunny day on tap. mid-70s by late in the afternoon. and then the next five days, check out these temperatures. 76 on sunday. a little warmer, monday, tuesday, wednesday, getting back to 80 degrees with sunny and partly sunny skies. >> >> rescue teams scrambling to pull survivors from a collapsed building in india's capital. adriana diaz has the latest. >> reporter: rescue workers carried the victims from the twisted pile of concrete and

steel in mumbai. a dazed child was among the survivors after the five story building crashed down in the early morning. neighbors said more than 100 people lived here. as many as eight people in each of the one room apartments. they have said most were likely home at the time of the collapse. many are feared trapped under the rubble. it's the fifth deadly building collapse around india's capital. the results of decades inspections. in june, two more collapses killed nearly two people. in the latest disaster, terrified family members are watching and waiting, hoping their loved ones are among the survivors. in new york. "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> >> indian authorities say it's too soon to determine cause of the collapse. >> >> a hay fire at an agriculture

facility in california is causing millions of dollars worth of damage. this is the scene as the flames lit up the night sky. fire officials expect it to keep burning for most of today, saying 200-tons of hay was destroyed along with processor, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> >> it is some of the most sophisticated technology on the road, for the first time, collision warning and auto braking technology was put to the test. lynn has the results. >> some might call the results surprising. the latest results show how well the technology really works. >> this is what happens to a car that doesn't have the latest collision avoidance technology. thousands of dollars -- are cars safer because of this technology? >> these will help drivers avoid being in crashes. >> insurance astronaut for

highway safety put dozens of cars to the test. at 12 and 25-miles per hour, the crash tests, except -- >> technology is getting better. >> subaru outback tested the best. there was a warning and then a reduction in speed. the braking system stopped the car before the collision. among the other vehicles getting the highest raiding -- . among the disappointments -- . >> both of these cars are advertised as having auto braking systems and there is hardly any reduction in the speed speeds of the crashes. >> >> most drivers don't know their car is equipped with the technology. but highway safety institute said it's something you should

be aware of when you buy a car. british tourist hit by a taxi cab in new york city is finally getting relief from the hospital. >> i have been in the hospital for weeks, i'm ready to get back to my friends, my family. >> she was touring the big apple with her best friend when a yellow cab jumped the curb, crushing her leg. doctors were forced to amputate it below the knee. dozens tried to help, a quick thinking plumber and dr. oz. the victim said she is keeping a positive attitude and is thrilled to be going home. >> >> vic is standing by with a preview. >> >> three people killed in a fiery crash. new information about what police were told before the accident. >> >> wait until you hear how a suspect broke into a jewelry store and got away with a half

million dollar in a half million dollars in jewels. >> >> scientists in scotland say a type of antibody found in the blood of sharks could help nice breast cancer. >> biologist is not a afraid to dive can sharks. he said they are misunderstood. >> they seem to get pretty bad press. they are really cool animals. >> cool and cold-blooded. dooley said shark's blood could help fight breast cancer. scientists believe an antibody which helps sharks fight off disease could do the same thing in >> we might be able to use that to help people. >> a certain type of antibodies

have helped these animals. >> biologist from the university of aberdeen has been awarded $345, to to carry out a three-year study. >> something has kept these creatures alive for years. >> >> still ahead, strangers to the rescue. >> a man falls into the subway tracks. witnesses react ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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reaction. >> that's impressive. >> that's impressive, i love to see that. >> reporter: impressive after the 33-year-old man falls onto the tracks and looks like he hit his head, laying motionless. two jump in. crystal wall has not seen anything like it. >> what kind of a risk do you think they took? >> they took a really big risk. i commend them for that. especially the one that came from the other side. >> the third rail, he could have easily died. he risked his own life to save someone elses. >> according to the t, the man said he had drinks to celebrate passing medical boards. >> makes me feel a little better being in boston, people are looking out. >> the t said they were able to alert other trains to stop in time. but this was too close. >> we take it for granted that

we see all of the people that are on their cell phone, not paying attention, we don't understand there are people that do good like that. >> the unidentified man was taken to massachusetts general hospital with minor head injuries. >> >> still to come unbelievable picture from sky eye chopper 13, a massive 10 car pileup, north of the pennsylvania state line. i'm derrick belcore with the mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan?

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coming up, eyewitness news at 6:00. fires and new information about the accident that killed three people. officers were told to stop their pursuit. massive pileup and the latest on what caused this on i-83. the furloughs and hoping they don't break. a baltimore county family talks about the government shut down. delightful weekend. stick around for the forecast. wjz eyewitness news starts right now.

hello, i'm vic carter. >> i'm in for denise. three people killed in a crash in baltimore early tuesday morning. police pursuing one of the cars and wjz learns there was attempts to stop the pursuit but it's unclear if the officers in pursuit heard those radio transmissions. meagan has the later >> reporter: many questions about this accident. did they hear the radio and did that pursuit lead to the crash that took three lives. >> a fiery crash on dushg road and northern parkway killed three people early tuesday. police admit under cover officers were following a sedan with two suspects inside before the crash happened. the police short of calling a chase. the commissioner spoke out about the crash the