ssues that i have with the incident that took place out there. >> sources tell wjz prior to the crash there were multiple radio transmissions to those officers ordering them to end the pursuit. the department pursuit policy allows the chase under strict circumstances three people died in the crash. angela's move was the only survivor and he remains in critical condition. >> my father is in the hospital and three people gone because of the police and i'm blaming them. >> the passenger and angel died in the crash. her sister said their family wants answers. >> we want justice. yes, i want justice. i want to see what happened. who is going to give me the answer? >> police are not commenting today on whether those officers were told to stop pursuing the

car. megan, eyewitness news. wjz requested the radio transmission from that night and we were told they're not being released. the breaking story a multiple vehicle accident shuts down the damn. we're over the scene. it was a short time ago. four vehicles were involved in the crash. both sides were shut down for a short time while police investigated and cleared the accident. no word on injuries. investigators are putting the pieces together trying to determine the cause of that huge pileup on i-83 that shut down the highway for hours yesterday. wjz is live with the latest on the investigation derrick. >> reporter: mary only seven people were injured and they're lucky when you considered what the video looks like from this terrible crash. >> we have trucks on top of cars

on top of trucks. it happened around 1:30 on thursday on northbound i-83. >> traffic slowed down on the internet. a tractor-trailer was unable to stop and rear ended another vehicle which led to a train reaction and caused the ten car pileup. >> the crash involved four tractor-trailers and five car and one tow truck which flipped on its side. >> all of a sudden i felt a hard bang and was being pushed forward and the truck flipped over. i got -- i was shocked and amazed that nobody got killed. >> the pileup created major delays for thousands of commuters who use this highway everyday to commute between maryland and southern pennsylvania. >> the wreck shut down both northbound lanes. >> crowded bump up. it's a mess. >> it took seven hours to clear

the debris. state investigators looking into what went wrong. >> a tractor-trailer who rear ended a vehicle which was the cause of the crash. we have to look at the tractor-trailer and the driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. they took blood to see if alcohol was involved in the crash. >> to charges have been filed. a pursuit through the baltimore county. police were called after the baltimore county savings bank on eastern boulevard was robbed. the suspects took off in a silver four-door vehicle. the police apprehended three people blocks away. no word if they were the wanted suspects. the senator approves a government shut down sending it back to the house where the

republicans say it's dead upon arrival. wjz is live on the budget showdown. pat warn with more and the concern with all the government workers. we report on the latest of negotiations here. >> the vote passed along party lines after democrats strip language from the bill defunding the president's health care law. no republicans voted for the bill. >> obama care has been in the law for four years why don't they get a life and talk about something else. >> texas senator ted cruise who lost his battle to keep the health care in called to republicans to vote to defund the affordable care act. >> people are hurting because of obama care and if the house continues to listen to the people i'm confident they will they'll act decisively to prevent the harms that's flowing

from obama care. >> john boehner said he won't support the spending bill which is anchoring some fellow republicans. >> this is harming the republican party and it should start. >> house leadership is considering another bill which would delay the affordable health act but the president said that's not a non starter. >> that's not going to happen. >> an estimated 8,000 employees will be sent home without pay if they can't reach a deal by monday. wjz eyewitness news. >> more a third of federal workers won't be allowed to work. service is critical to national security and health will go on as actual. tens of thousands government workers work here in maryland and many are concerned with what would happen to them if there's no budget deal.

coverage continues with pat warren. >> reporter: that's right. 300,000 government workers call maryland home including the family in one of these houses behind me. >> tyler tabbatha knows more. >> i think the government is here to help and not robbed. >> their dad has been furloughed before. >> i was furloughed in july and i was typically -- that was difficult for me because in april i had open heart surgery and i had lots of medical bills and time off from that and the furlough hit and i was living off the credit cards to make ends meat and i'm really living on the edge here. >> governor omally views it from the economic and quality life impact on the state. >> it's the hard working families that work for our government and the people who

depend on the federal government for investment endefbers or needs in life. it's a cruddy thing to do and i don't think there are many people that think it's a good idea. >> rob wants to keep feeding his kids. >> another furlough and probably bankruptcy or the bills. >> the tug of war continues. state budget analyst project a $51 million loss if there's a two week long furlough in maryland. pat warren, back to you. >> it would impact 800,000 of the 2.1 million government workers. >> a judge in new jersey says that they recognize gay marriages and not doing so in jersey will -- they allow

marriages to begin october 31st. chris kristy is oppose but hasn't said if he'll appeal. what a delightful week it has been weather wise. a look out side. it doesn't get better than this and will it holdup through the weekend. bob turk is updating these temperatures. >> everybody would agree on that. we had one descent rain eight, ten days ago but it has been sunny and dry. we've had clouds but the clouds being to erode. that flow off the atlantic ocean is weakening. we'll get clearer skies and temperature is the same as they were this afternoon. we're in the upper 60s to the low 70s and tomorrow high pressure builds back into the region up to virginia sunny dry and pleasant condition with pleasant temperatures. all into next week as well. >> bob thank you. baltimore ravens are making final preparations to take on

the buffalo bills. mark joins us with the latest and how our experts is seeing the game shaking up. >> the ravens are better than the buffalo bills but playing on the road could make it more of a challenge for the ravens. >> final preparations in the setting of owens mills knowing what awaits in buffalo is a different atmosphere. it will be a loud crowd and they'll be led by ej manual. his ability to run and pass puts the defense on alert. >> you enjoy the talent. if you're the football player you don't want the same thing. >> we love that we get the opportunity to play against one of these up and rising quarterback. >> on the rise but good enough to beat the ravens. not likely according to our panel of predictors. >> they take on the buffalo bills accident rookie quarterback, the ravens rolling

this i'm looking at 24-13 baltimore ravens. >> i do like the match between a quarterback and an improved ravens and i'm going with the ravens. >> they're going back on the road. denver but i don't think ej manual is going to be the second coming up peyton manning. ravens win a tight one 20-17. the bulls run the football and the ravens good at stopping the run. i like the ravens with a road win let's call it 27-17 baltimore. >> and in a clean sweep of predictions i'll go with the ravens celebrating their first road win. speaking of celebrating, freezing for the ravens to do that today. >> happy birthday, happy birthday to you happy birthday to you. >> the birthday wishes go to oj,

the former ravens player now at team advisory a champion with his disease. he celebrates his 44 birthday. this is six years after he was diagnosed with this disease and told he wouldn't live to see 40. vic back to you. >> it would be a great read and congratulations to him and the ravens. the ravens taking on the buffalo bills. watch it. kickoff is at 1:00 and stay tune after the action after our post game coverage, highlights and reaction from the ravens and analysis from the ravens wally williams and that's here on wjz. next is coming up on wjz eyewitness news. i saw them working on the captain. i didn't see much of that, but i knew something was wrong with the captain. >> what happens when a captain

suffers a heart attack midair? justice for bernette is a cold case and why they say a jury can heat it up. the details are straight ahead. it's not a plane or bird but a blimp over baltimore. i'm kristy and i'm going to talk about why it's going to be here next week when wjz returns. it's pleasant and squared as we enter the workweek. stick around for the workweek forecast. complete coverage continues with vic carter and weather with bob turk and tim williams and sports with mark

it's partly cloudy. 69 degrees in central maryland. the forecast is coming up. nearly three decades later the family of a missing maryland woman isn't giving up. bernadette disappeared and they're asking the state to look at how they're handling missing person cases. >> reporter: 23 year old bernadette went missing from a mall in baltimore county. >> today feels like the first day. >> the quest for justice continues for her family. >> our family has been standing by waiting for law enforcement to do the right thing. >> they rallied in front of the attorney's office asking for

names on a petition to bring her case to a grand jury even though there's no trace of her. >> there's no body. all we seek is for the state's attorney to take her case. >> never before has a petition of this kind reached a state attorney's office. they have 1300 names so far, it wants at least 5,000. >> i will never stop trying to get justice, not just for bernadette but the cases that follow her. justice is overdue for this case. >> i would like to know where he is at. >> she knows the pain of a family missing friend. her brother went missing after catching a bus three months ago. >> i don't want anything special. i want justice. i want what i'm entitled and what he's entitled to.

>> i'm gigi bar net. >> the prosecutors have tried cases without bodies before. someone who fired shots into a home police released this picture of a possible suspect's car. it has been located and eliminated as the interest in the case. someone in a red car fired shots into a house. no one was hit by a car was cut by flying glass. you might have noticed a sight. a navy balloon hovering over in the skies. kristy will explain what it is. >> reporter: it caught the residents of those far below. if you looked up lately, you may have spotted this hide nothing the clouds or hovering over boement more. >> i've ben seeing it all day.

>> a navy blimp 200 feet long is flying over baltimore. >> me and my friends were talking about it and wondering what it was. >> i was coming down 95 and wondering what it was. >> they tell us at the baltimore sun, the laboratory said it's a military mapping and the lighter than air blimp went through the dc area and can remain stationary. it's mapping around the flight don't zones around washington and it includes places like the department of agriculture. the blimp is propelled by enenergies landing as far west of the airport. the baltimore blimp as its being called online sparked twitter discussions and people wanting to know what it's doing and others say blimp watching.

>> usually when they have a football game you see this. but this one was way high. >> the blimp won't be up for much longer. the research lab says after october 5th it's flying away. when the mission is complete pilots will fly the blimp north to a base. >> that's going to be on my bucket niece the base is at the naval air station. >> i thought it was here for a game or something. >> right. there's others who thought it was following them. okay. it's following all of us. >> good weather for it . we've got great weather for the weekend and into next week. 69 now and the barometer rising. we'll come back and take a look at this weather right after

all right. another comfortable day. we've had clouds but -- temperature wise we're at 69 degrees now. same thing over in the east thing and 63 up in oakland and ocean city at 65. localely mid upper 60s. tonight back in the low 50s, somewhat in the hos 40s. 55 today. the n orm was 54 and 53. we'll where we should be. 95 degrees in the end of the september and

1957 39 degrees on this date. chilly morning. east winds bring in the clouds. it erode and it's dryer and during most of the weekend we should have more sunshine than today. to the west that's with action is going on. north in the northern rocky's from northwest colorado to much of wyoming. portions of monday tan know getting some snow accident low pressure out there bringing some chilly air down. it's going to move across the ohio valley on sunday night. it will be here late sunday night or monday. we do not expect to see rain. it's going to dry up as it heads across the ocean. some of them have moved in but they'll clear out. high pressure to the north of us will built across the region. that's more pleasant conditions and more sunshine and the latter part of the weekend that front approaches the area, really

behind the front. some clouds with a front maybe a sprinkle or two sunday some monday. east winds right now on the bay at five to ten. sunrise 7:00 and bay temperature around 70 degrees. overnight tonight it will clear out for the most part we'll call it partly cloudy skies. 53 by morning. that's average. nice afternoon with plenty of sunshine for saturday football games and lacrosse and tennis. it's a vez pleasant saturday and sunday. >> thanks. from the maryland science center baltimore seen amazing exhibits. the science center have come from all over the world. >> reporter: they've been waiting for centuries. >> it's cool. we brought money from different museums throughout europe.

>> it's the most that mummies have. this mummies also come from all over the world. >> we've got mummies from hungary and some from south america and egyptian mummies. >> this is a howler monkeys and why the egyptians made mummies some were mummified by nature. >> they were naturally preserved. we get the chance to show you the difference between natural and human mummification. >> you have to recognize them as people. >> that's what's yucky about them. >> they get to share things about the past and things we couldn't understand. once you see them in possess on you get an idea of who they were. >> a million of people have seen this exhibit. it was put together by mark. >> this is a nine city us tour and it's fantastic and the tour

in baltimore maryland, this is a great exhibit. >> sometimes you can see something just once and remember it for. odds are there's something here that might fit that bill. >> there have been long lines at other museums that have carried this show but it will be here until january 20th. >> the price for the show is $24 for adults and $18 for children accept on mummy mondays when the charge is $15 for children. >> i saw it last night and it's fantastic. >> it looks fantastic. it's one of those things you have to go see in person. >> once you get started you can't stop. you really got to see the entire thing. >> it didn't freak you out. >> no i'm a ground up. coming up on wjz eyewitness news. called on tape a nasty wreck, what the police dash cam reveals. special tribute the honor

for the westminster man killed during the washington navy yard. in the happeneds of a jury more the closing

nds of a jury more the closing arguments wrongful death of michael jackson. this is wjz. baltimore. from the city to the county to

your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage it's wjz marylands news station. in seven seconds it will be 6:30. good evening everyone. and thanks for staying with us. here's the stories that people are talking about. a scary moment for those on an airline flight because of an emergency in the cock pick. >> crew on a united airline flight. the pilot had a heart attack and he died. a crisis in the air on thursday for the united flight 1603. a spokes woman said the boeing headed to seattle but shortly after 8 o'clock they said was there a doctor onboard and they made a landing. >> i saw there was a passenger and it was more nerve wrecking to see it was a pilot. >> the captain of the plane

suffered a heart attack. two passengers rushed to happy and started giving the pilot cpr. >> several people helped. people helped give him cpr all the way down and then when they got the emt and got him off. >> there was 161 passengers and a crew of six on the plane. passengers say the situation was tense but no one panics and the copilot started flying the plane. >> they said let's do two more sets and get him off the plane. >> the airline isn't releasing the pilot's plane. wjz eyewitness news. >> flying crews train and they sub krieb to one that puts them in emergencies. a jury in california is deliberating michael jackson's promoter is responsible for

mike's death. aeg live deserve to be punished because it hired dr. conrad murphy as jackson's doctor. murray was convicted in 2011 of administering a fatal dose of the an stet i can proef fal to jackson to help him sleep. laws say jackson hired murray and the company wouldn't have planned jackson's come back tour if it was aware of his drug habit. jackson family is seeking an undisclosed amount of money. the funeral is planned tomorrow for the westminster man killed at the washington navy yard. his community is looking for a permanent way to honor him. >> reporter: the hor owe -- -- i don't want people to him as a victim. he never was and never will be. he's strong.

>> he was a state trooper and served three years as a contract worker in iraq and for the last ten years he coached the girl's softball team. >> he always made my smile. >> he coached along him for the last four years and said his friend had a beautiful smile. >> i don't know what we're going to do next year. >> the city of westminster voted to name this softball field after the coach. >> we'll have something up there to give him a tribute something for his daughters and families to go and spend some time up for from time to time to remember him. >> having a permanent memorial for his friend will help his family and his team heal. >> they're going to see his name up and they're going to take some sol is in it. >> i want to win the championship for him this year.

>> a victory that will be bittersweet without their coach. >> a memorial has been set up. they broke through the roof and spent hours using a blow torch to break into the safe which you see right here. they got away with $500,000 in jewelry. the robbery took place at a jewelry store in oxin hill. teenage driver, a teenage driver faces counts of mult million driving after plowing into a group of teens at a high school. it happened in a side parking lot. the parking lot said he didn't see the other students practicing. rotc drills in the park log lot none of the injuries are serious. it's some of the most

sophisticated technology on the road and it's put to the test. >> some might call the results surprising and the crash test by the institute of highway safety sees how well this works >> this happens to the car that doesn't have the latest collision. thousands of dollars of damage and serious injuries, even death so our car is safer because of this technology. >> definitely. this systems will help drivers avoid being in crashes with vehicles in front of them. >> the insurance institute for highway safety put dozens of vehicles to the test. cars and suv equipped with auto breaking system. at 12 and 25 miles an hour that separated the top performers from the disappointers. >> they tested the best at 25 miles per hour with a foot off the brake. the auto braking

system stopped the car. the cadillac mercedes and the infinity was disappointing. >> both of these cars are advised as having auto braking system. in our test we didn't measure hardly any reduction in the speed of the crashes at 12 and 25 miles per hour. >> most cars don't know their cars are equipped but the institute for highway safety says you should be aware of it. >> they say it will prevent people from dying in cash accidents and a pre-cursor for cars driving themselves. president obama spoke with assad on the phone marking the first conversation between american president and iraq president since 1979. >> it's important obstacle to

moving forward and success is not guaranteed. i believe we can reach a solution. >> this is a white house photo of the president having that conversation. the president said the talk shows the possibility of moving forward and both he and viana are working to pursue an agreement. time to look at the stories. baltimore figure, the arabber. and a university of maryland grad is one catch away from becoming the leading receiver in the community football league. for all these stories read tomorrow's baltimore sun and look for the forecast from wjz. >> i love seeing them on the streets. >> still to come on wjz eyewitness news.

911 emergency. >> yeah >> hello. >> my mom not -- >> this is a great story you don't want to miss. someone who dialled 911 and saved him mother. a danger situation in california with high flames. the weather center,

5-day forecast. >> a fire causes damage, and the blaze can be seen for miles. it has done some $6 million in damage so far. it's destroyed ten acres of hay and three structures. the firefighters are going to let it burn out and the cause is under investigation. a chase ends in a cash and it's caught on dash video. >> try to get him out. >> it happened following a traffic stop in orange county. a suspected dui suspect showed a highway trooper a fake id before speeding off and slamming into

another vehicle. two people in the vehicle that were struck were hospitalized for their injuries. rescue teams are pulling survivors from a collapsed building in indians financial capital. eight people are confirmed dead and they fear that that could go go higher. >> reporter: rescue workers carried the victims from the steel. a child was morning the survivors after the five story building crashed in the early morning. neighbors said more than 100 people lived here and eight people in a one room apartment. they said most were home at the collapse and many were feared trapped under the rubble. it's the 5th deadly building collapse around indian's financial capital. the result of decades of cheap construction and careless inspections.

in april more than 70 were killed in a suburb. and in june 2 more collapsed killed nearly 20. in this later disaster terrified family members are watching and waiting hoping their loved ones are among the survivors. in new york adrian, eyewitness news. >> they say it's too late to determine the cause of the collapse. a three year old is the hero after saving his mom's life in arizona. >> 911 what's your emergency. >> hello. >> my mom [indiscernible]. >> precious. while at home playing with her newly adopted son the mom suddenly had a seizer. the little boy dialled 911 and saved his mom's life. the little boy has a speech impediment and was born with a

hole in his heart. he's doing so well today. wow! his mom might be a hero today. >> the fire department honored him and gave him a fire track and a hat. we have a preview on what's coming up on the cbs news. with time running out on a budget deal, the president warned republicans that a national default will restable the economy and we'll have it this evening on the cbs evening news. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street.

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let's get a final check of the forecast with bob. no complaints. tomorrow morning a few clouds, temperatures in the low 50s most places but it will be back into the mid 70s and more sunshine. we pleasant weekend. the next five-days can't be beat. 76, 7 # on monday and tuesday. may get up to 80 and 81 with partly sunny skies. mary. 200,000,000 boxes are sold and you may have some in your house and rob has the start of a sweet time in maryland and

across the country. >> reporter: here comes the girl scouts of central maryland. pass those thin mints it's girl scout cookie time. >> today is the day. our girls are taking pre-orders for girl scout cookies. >> she sent cards to last year's customer. when it comes to sales, she's a cookie monster. >> i sold 2,016 boxes last year and i walked door to door and asked him customer from last year to buy this year. >> they have lemonades and they're caramel delights. >> i like trying new things. >> she told over 1,000 boxes last year. >> i did over 15 cookie booths to sale them and i went to a local bowling alley and sold them there. >> the girl's girlfriend of central maryland sold boxes and

the thin mints are the most popular. >> we share them for a short period of time, they're the top ten in the station. >> i got my pins. a sweet way to raise moneys. i want a lot of customers so i can help other people. >> what time is it? >> girl scout cookie time. >> ron matt, wjz eyewitness news. >> ron thank you. the revenues reached $75 million across the country. >> don't worry they always have those sales at the grocery stores too. they get it. >> yes. i love them. still to come on eyewitness news, the ravens defense is rolling. can they keep it going in buffalo this sunda

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about the ravens defense. they've risen up with two performances and not allowing a touchdown after they played poorly in denver in the opener. they've come a long way in a short time after giving up that worse 49 points to the broncos. >> it made it an emphasis after that game. we watched the film and made it an emphasis that we can't allow these things to happen. whatever it takes, we got to do it and those things were correctible and hopefully we continue to get better at it. >> ravens offense brian received a 7,800 fine from the league from unnecessary roughing. he was fined for grabbing the face mass of a texan. the ravens playing buffalos on sunday. we're going to bring it to you on wjz. the coverage kicks off at 1:00 and the post game will

follow. highlights reaction from the ravens and it's a full ravens. boston red sox are taking on the orioles. the red sox will move onto the playoffs while the orioles plan to get there. it was a winning season but not good enough to match the magic of last year's success. jm dan already made one big decision, he says tonight the orioles will tender a contract to relief jim johnson calling johnson one of the premiere closers in the game. despite blows this season. much more than johnson the traem struggled over. it was tough to take as this time ends. >> if you care, you're going to have emotions about it you mine

is feeling bad about our guys because they deserved better. >> no one was better than davis. davis's agent has been in town and conversations have begun on what could be a contract extension. >> the co starter. orioles base boston. first pitch in ten minutes. see it on mass in. thousands of race fans making it to delaware. qualifying at the monster mile today. dell wasn't just the fastest today he's the fastest of all time. set a new track record giving up to nearly 162 miles per hour to take the position for sunday's race. matt qualified second. we'll have some

that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11:00. >> thank you for watching. don't >> pelley: tonight, a surprise

announcement from the president. >> just now i spoken to phone with president rouhani of the islamic republic of iran. >> pelley: major garrett on the new push to reach a nuclear agreement. we'll talk to the secretary of state. rouhani said he'd like to have a deal in three to six months. is that possible? the click is ticking toward the government shutdown. nancy cordes has the politics. chip reid the real-life impact. >> are you kidding me? are you freaking kidding me? again? seriously. >> pelley: how well does accident prevention technology work? jeff pegues has the test results. and "on the road." a woman is mugged, a suspect arrested. then the story takes a steve hartman turn. >> so first time you see that picture, do you recognize who that guy is? >> yeah, in detail. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.