counties to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. chaos. a woman killed after a frightening chase. today we may know why she rammed her car into a white house barrier. i'm mary bubala. kai is off today. here's what people are talking about today, we are learning more about the woman who rammed a barricade at the white house and then led capitol hill police on a dangerous chase. police say she made delusional comments about conversation with the president. danielle noting ham it has latest from capitol hill. >> 9 months before miriam kerry rammed her car into a barricade she told police president obama put her home under electronic surveillance and was communicate

being him. she predicted he would put the city under a lock down. >> dilution allution -- dill lugsal statements. >> kerry was not armed when she went on a high speed chase from the white house to the capitol. her 1-year-old daughter was in the backseat. police say they opened fire on kerry because using car a weapon as a weapon. >> why she made the four and a half hour trip with her daughter is still unclear. >> dr. bryan evans, a doctor said kerry worked this his office for 2 years before she was fired last year. >> sometimes it just doesn't work out. there's nothing unusual about her leaving our office. >> sources tell cbs news kerry

had fallen and hit her head last year and after wards her behavior change. relatives and friends suggest she was battling depression. danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> a secret service member and a capitol police officer were injured during the chase. they are both expected to be okay. we are now four days into the government shutdown. neither side is showing any sign of giving in. there is some good news for furloughed federal workers. vic is in the room with the latest. >> reporter: today the obama administration gave way to vote for the bill to pay 800,000 workers for the time they missed. republicans and democrats are still refusing to budge on the big issues. the president is demanding to reopen the government with no strings attached. the republicans say they will call a vote.

>> president obama has canceled a planned trip to asia over the weekend to stay here and focus on the shutdown. police are investigating a deadly accident in anderson county. sky eye chopper 13 was over the seen. an suv and sedan collided just before 1:00. a 73-year-old woman was killed. police say it does not appear to believe drugs or alcohol was a factor. a bus over turns on the way to school. half a dozen people are injured, five of them students at pikesville middle school. mike schuh has the latest. >> this is a single vehicle accident. something happened within the course of about three football fields that the bus ended up fish trailing, traveling backwards as it hit a bridge and flew into a small creek. >> when you look at a school bus facing the wrong way on its

side in a stream you fear the worse. >> not the way we want to start any school day. it appears we have been lucky. >> we had 11 patients with no significant injuries. >> this is what it looks like inside. ten pikesville middle schoolers were thrown about. the main door points skyward. they scramble out the back and through this roof hatch. >> they determine that all the occupants of the bus self-evacuated. >> five are rushed to the hospital, a couple of them went to school. this is narrow lane cutting downhill through estates and farms. it is a moist, dewy morning. >> police were paying a lot of attention to the markings on the grass and roadway. there's a lip on this road. it appears that all of the wheels on the right side of the bus dropped

off this lip and then the skid begins here and ends at the accident scene. >> this bus is four years ago years old. the driver will be drug and alcohol tested. those on the scene breathed a sigh of relief. >> as a parent and baltimore county public school employee was fright. i can't imagine the fear of the parents when the parents came to pick up their kids from the accident. >> reporting from brooklynville, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you. >> thank you. two children were taken to the hospital but they have now been released. the bus has cameras on board which should help with the investigation. baltimore city police are cracking down on drivers using cell phones behind the wheel. a new law went into effect earlier this week allowing police to pull you over just for talking on the phone. today the baltimore police department is setting up check points to make sure drivers are complying. it is a $75 fee for the first

offense and that increases with each ticket. tropical storm karen is fast approaching the u.s. it will be the first named storm to make land fall during the atlantic hurricane season. as marly hall reports for wjz, the government shutdown could prevent help from getting to the hardest hit areas. >> the surf is whipping up along the northern gulf coast, the first sign of what's on the way. karen is moving fast and is expected to make land fall saturday. >> forecasters predict karen could bring as much as 10 inches of rain to some areas. >> it's going to be a big rain event. there will be flooding. >> the wind is pick ing up in pensacola beach but the sky is mostly clear. a hurricane watch is in effect. >> some emergency officials have expressed concern they could face problems getting help to stricken areas because of the partial government shutdown.

hundreds of thousands of federal workers are on furlough. the white house said some of those employed have been called back to help prepare for karen. local fire departments are getting ready. >> some people don't heed the warning. they will stay, decide to stay. >> the governors of louisiana, mississippi and florida have all declared states of emergency in advance of the storm. >> marly hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> the big question is could we feel some of the effects of karen here in maryland? wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. bob turk is tracking the storm's path. >> the storm this afternoon has weakened. yesterday the winds were up to 65. now they're down to 50 miles per hour. the pressure has risen. it's about 230 miles south of the mouth of the mississippi moving off to the north, northwest at about 9 miles per hour. it looks like it's going to make land fall

somewhere east of mobile, alabama. it's going to weaken before quickly into a remnant low there over portions maybe east of atlanta, athens, georgia. some of the tropical moisture will probably work its way north ward. we do expect so see some rain. however, there's that cold front to the west. we still do expect to see decent rain here on monday. most of the tracks have the main entity, actually what's left of it, going west of us now. we do expect to see rain here on monday and we need it. speaking of temperatures, which we weren't, a warm day this afternoon. we got up to 87 degrees believe it or not. the normal is only 71. the record 92 degrees. looks like more heat this weekend and then the much needed rain coming here on monday. >> thank you. now over to christy breslin at wjz traffic control for our first look at the roads today.

hi, christy. >> hi, everybody. of course friday afternoon neven easy one. starting off with an accident on the outer loop of the beltway at the jfx. that's really backing up. they're working to getting that cleared. watch for slow traffic back to parking parkway. other accidents to start out the rush hour, richie highway at white road and harford road at heartily mill. heavy from reisterstown road past dulaney valley. watch for brake lights from 95 past liberty road. average speed about 42 miles per hour. in the northbound direction of 95 slow from 32 past 100 and slowing down again from 395 approaching white marsh boulevard. let's now take a live look. things still a bit slow there on the beltway between the 83s. this traffic report is brought to you by bge. running errands? don't forget your cfl and led bulbs.

go to bgesmartenergy.com. back to you. >> thank you. one of baltimore's iconic landmarks is reopening its doors this weekend. the home of edgar allen poe will welcome visitors every weekend in october. admission is free. the poe house will shut down though again after this month. it is scheduled to reopen in the spring. hopefully for good this time. poe lived at the row home on north amety street in the 1830s. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, grim search as crews search for bodies near a wrecked fishing bo et in italy. disturbing new reports suggest more lives could have been saved. you know those handy premoisture wipes? they are more and more popular. they are also causing serious problems.

a governor makes a shocking comment about gay marriage. it's been a warm day but big changes could be on the way. bob is updating the first warning weather forecast. complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station.

it is partly sunny, 84 degrees in central maryland. new details about a tragic ship wreck in italy. officials say survivors clung to empty water bottles to keep themselves from drowning. there are also reports that fishing boats and other vessels near the wreck ignored calls for help. the fiery ship wreck killed more than 100 african migrants, raising further questions about the european union's immigration policy. in california a two alarm fire forces an interstate in stockton to shut down.

fierce winds in the area made the fire very difficult to battle and burns from the fire touched off 18 smaller fires in that area. people were told to stay away. no injuries though reported. premoisture wipes are quick and easy to use. they say the way we dispose of them is causing serious plumbing problems. >> we use them for cleaning or taking off make up and everything in between. there's a problem with these popular wipes. >> you can't rip that. >> those strong wipes don't dis dissolved. kevin sheraton said they can get tangled in your drain line. >> they do not break down like regular paper should. >> that's causing major plumbing problems for homeowners all across the country. worst case scenario a big for hundreds of dollars >> they wrap up inside the

pumps and form a blockage and the pump no longer works. instead of pumping the sewage it starts backing up. >> most wipes are not biodegradable and they don't break down in our sewage systems. >> rob vale runs a sewage treatment plant in new jersey. he's tested many of the wipes on the market today and did a demonstration starting with toilet paper. >> as you see, it starts breaking up. >> take a look at what happens when a wipe is tossed in the toilet. >> it comes out in one piece. >> wipes end up here , the wastewater treatment plant where water gets cleaned and recycled back into the system. >> we saw companies market wipes that are so-call flushable. if they make it through your pipes without clogging it it ends up here. >> some wastewater treatment plants are overwhelmed by wipes,

millions of dollars in extra costs. the wipes industry itself acknowledges the problem that some wipes are labeled flushable that probably should not be. >> the industry has developed new standards to determine if wipes are flushable. it's now calling for manufacturers to put a do not flush logo on certain products. a good end to the week on wall street. >> [bell rings] >> [applause] >> all the markets are up despite the uncertainty on wall street. here are a look at the numbers. the s&p is up 12, the nasdaq is up 33. let's go to new york for tonight's cbs money watch update. >> investors remain concerned about the government shutdown and the looming debt ceiling deadline. traders say stocks

were due for an up day. >> you're entitled to your amounts. >> investors would usually have the government's monthly jobs report to pour over today. the shut down forced the labor department to postpone the release of suspect's report. twitter will soon be a publicly traded company. the blogging site plans to raise up to a billion dollars in a public stock offering that would value the company at $13 billion. twitter revealed that it has 218 l million users but they have not turned a profit. advertisements will be coming to instagram. facebook is trying to make money from its bigger acquisition yet. you can expect to see video and photo ad popping up. that's your money watch. follow me at alexis cbs news. i'm alexis christoforous. a man posts a loving

billboard along one of new york's busiest roadways. >> in any marriage you got to keep things going. >> joe was always big on surprising his wife mary lou who he married in 196 3. >> you have to inject some kind of we'll say leverty into the marriage just to see her smile is worth it to me. >> so long before their 50th anniversary this month he hatched a plan to mark that occasion, a big plan. >> a year and a half ago before our 49th i contracted for the saying. >> this one here on the i-190 south. >> it was just my way of saying i love you. >> if you look close you will notice the dates on the billboards don't add up to 50,

they add up to 68, which is how long she lived before she died in april, 5 months shy of their golden anniversary. >> i miss her every day. i cry every day. i cry every night. i should cry. like i said, she was a beautiful woman inside and outside. >> while joe could have canceled the billboard before now he decided not to. he even let her in on the secret about it just before the end. >> about a week before she died i told her what i was going to do. all she did was look at me and tell me i'm nuts. but she was worth it. i wanted her to have some sort of recognition. >> she would have loved it. well, joe said he will never find anyone quite like his wife. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, another arrest is expected after an suv driver swarmed by motorcycles, now one of the bikers is demanding

justice. i'm ron matz. the lady baltimore statute is getting a new home. we will tell you what's being done to replace her coming up here on wjz. a mix of sun and clouds to end our work week. will we see the same for the weekend? the updated first warning weather forecast is next. for instant updates and first warning weather all the time click on cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

all right. a warm afternoon. it's hotober, not october. it got up to 87 about an hour and a half ago. that was only about 5 degrees shy of the record. 84, feels like 85. we actually have a hi this heat index this afternoon. 47% humidity. northwest winds at 5. the barometer at 30.01 inches. currently 88 in cumberland, dc they may have gotten to 90 degrees here, 84 elkton, 77 by

ocean city and 86 in easton. it's a hot day in october. 82 annapolis and kent island, rock hall. considering how pleasant it's been with temperatures generally in the upper 60s and 70s this is extremely unusual for october. we have a light northwest breeze bringing in that warm air that's all over the east coast. it's dominating our weather picture. there's not much in the way of precip. this cold front to the west is going to change our weather. shower activity along it. the track from karen kind of ending up somewhere southeast of atlanta by monday. it's going to be a long way off but some of that moisture may stream up towards our region. the front kind of squeezes this rain together. we do expect to see rain here monday and maybe lingering into tuesday and

wednesday. speaking of precipitation, there's a snowstorm over wyoming, portions of colorado, western dakotas. here is karen. all the rain and clouds accelerate -- the center is here but all the activity is to the east because of dry air and a sheer in the environment is is pushing that moisture to the east. that's why this storm has not developed more than it could. northern new york state some showers popping up. we say in the warm air over night tonight. the cold front approaches on sunday. showers increase by monday. could be some steady rain, could be some moderate rain activity before the front finally clears the area probably sometime on tuesday. southwest winds 5 knots. bay temperature around 70 degrees. tonight mild. 62 over night with patchy clouds . tomorrow another very warm day with sunny to partly sunny skies

and rather humid particularly for october's standards. a high around 86 degrees tomorrow. if you're heading down to the maryland game, look for some scattered showers and thunderstorms down there in florida. it will be breezy. i would definitely prepare for rain. >> good to know. don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's blue bloods and then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. still to come on eyewitness news, as the government shutdown enters its fourth day is there any hope for an end to the crisis. a newlywed accused of pushing her husband off a cliff appears in court. the steroid scandal the steroid scandal involving alex rodri,,,,,,,,,,,, i want you coming up from the right hand side.

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it is partly cloudy, 84 degrees in central maryland. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. as the partial government shutdown drag intoes the weekend president obama wants a temporary spending bill on his desk with no strings attached. that's the message the president is sending to house republicans. >> president obama stepped out for lunch shop but has no immediate plans to sit down with republicans to end the partial government shutdown. >> i'm happy to have negotiation with the republicans and speaker boehner on a whole range of issues. we can't do it with a gun held to the head of the american people. >> an agitated house speaker john boehner pointed the finger at democrats and the white house. >> this isn't some damn game.

>> house republicans continue to push for legislation to reopen parts of the federal government; including the veterans administration and parks department. >> we can't agree on some things. we're trying to put out bills where we can agree. >> the house will be in session over the weekend to continue to press this strategy. senate democrats are having none of it. >> this is not the way to run a government. we need to open the entire government. >> some 800,000 federal workers remain off the job and without pay. the house has a bill to give them back pay that the white house and democrats do support once the government shutdown ends. >> and a new crisis is just around the corner. treasury secretary jack lou said if the

nation's debt limit is not raised by october 17th the country could head back into a recession similar to the one in 2008. harsh criticism. >> it was an inappropriate analogy. i think a much better analogy would have been brother and sister. don't you? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> that was governor tom corbit's response after being asked to compare the marriage of gay couples to the marriage of siblings. he said his words were not intended to offend anyone and apologizes if they did, end quote. pope francis is on a special trip today. mary is in the news room with more on that. mary. >> reporter: the pope is visiting the birthplace of his name sake, st. francis. this morning he performed an out door mass.

he also spent time blessing disabled children and the sick as well as praying where st. francis is buried. the pope also made mention of the ship wreck off the coast of italy in which more than 100 african migrants died. he deemed today a day of tears. denise. >> thank you. francis was a 13th century saint who renounced his wealth and spent his ministering. alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball. he was suspended for 211 games for violating's baseball drug agreement which he's appealing. he accuses the league and the commissioner of trying to smear his reputation. they called it an attempt to go around the rules. one of the bikers arrested after a caught on video confrontation with a new york

driver appears in court today. >> law enforcement officials tell cbs news that reginald chance is the biker who used his helmet to smash the window of an suv. >> it began when a mob of motorcycles swarmed the suv sunday. the driver took off and ran over a biker. >> his family has hired gloria alred to pursue justice. >> the suv comes and hits him while his back is turned. >> he remains here at saint luke's roosevelt hospital. both legs are broken. his family said he may be paralyzed for life. >> it tears me up that anyone could think that he deserves what happened to him. >> police say he was operating the motorcycle without a license and hasn't had one since 1999. it's believed he was part of a stunt ride with more than 1,000

other bikers. it shows the group running red lights and running in and out of traffic >> police have not charged the driver. his wife made four 911 calls. on thursday he expressed sympathy but said he did what he did to protect his family. >> now, the driver of the suv did need some stitches and has not been charged. the montana newlywed accused of pushing her husband after a clip pleads not guilty. jordan graham admitted to shoving her new husband, cody johnson, in july. graham claims he grabbed her arm and she was acting in self-defense. she lied to investigators and tried to cover up what happened. a tornado blows through nebraska damaging homes and businesses. the roof of this palm trailer shop was partially blown off.

several trailers were thrown around. at least one home was completely destroyed. two others were badly damaged. power lines and trees were knocked down in the area. preparations are underway for tropical storm karen. crews are laying tarps on the pensacola beach in florida. the mayor is asking residents to do the same. bob is in the first warning weather center. he's tracking karen's path for us. bob. >> that that area they -- in that area they could see a one, two, three up to five foot storm surge. it's not particularly strong. take a look at the satellite track of it. it's about 230 miles south of the mouth of the mississippi river. it's expected to come on shore just around the mobile, alabama area. probably around near pensacola also. that weakens into a remnant low over eastern georgia by monday.

that's a long way off from our region. it may make it to the mid atlantic by tuesday. the main tracks now, the models have it going well west of us, what's left of it. the bulk of the storm will only make it into alabama before it becomes a low. we do expect to see rain out of it. we have a warm weekend in store for the time being. we got up to 87 degrees today. our normal high is only 71 degrees. >> thank you. let's check on the roads with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, christy. >> hi, everyone. well , a second accident on the outer loop of the beltway at charles street causing major delays. right now traffic is backed up all the way to 95. a second accident on the inner loop as well at south western boulevard. other accidents around the area

include red bird avenue at south hanover, east lombard and fagley, green mountain at east 39. as far as the delays go, still jammed on the beltway. on the topside inner loop expect low traffic there from greenspring avenue over the bel air road. the west side inner loop just bumper to bumper from 95 past liberty. no improvement to speak of whatsoever on 95 northbound. delays beginning approaching 395 going past white marsh boulevard. there's an look at the accident on the outer loop at charles street. we have a couple of lanes blocked off there. this traffic report is brought to you by home goods. find what makes you happy at a a price that makes you home goods happy back to you. >> thank you. she's often called baltimora statue of liberty. now she's about the get a new home. ron matz has more on tomorrow's scheduled big move of lady baltimore. >> the battle monument sits at

fayette and calvert streets. on the top is lady baltimore. she's been there nearly 200 years. time and the weather have taken a big toll. >> her material is marble, which is very fragile over time. the conditions are quite sugary and the marble is crumbling away. >> the lady will come down tomorrow. this one will take her place. >> two years ago we restore it had whole monument, the column and everything else. we took a mold of lady baltimore in anticipation of one day casting a new one. >> wearing her crown of victory, the lady weighs 2,750 pounds. >> she is one of the earliest sculptures in the nation and the

work of antonio capalano. we decided we need to rescue her. >> the statue will be placed in a caged and carefully lowered from the monument. her new home, the maryland historical society. >> people can appreciate it for what it is and what it represents. it's a really terrific thing. >> ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> now tomorrow's operation is scheduled to begin at 7:00 a.m. and is expected to take several hours. straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, deadly swarms. the extreme measures underway to combat aggressive hornets killing dozens of people in china. she's the voice you hear every time you ask your iphone for help. now the woman behind siri is revealed. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. what's in store for the weekend? bob will tell us when we come back.

complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,

swarms of hornets are responsible for several deadly attacks in china. hornet stings killed 42 people and left more than 1,600 others injured. 37 people are in critical condition from those stings. crews are spraying and setting fire to nests trying to destroy them. dry weather may be to blame. the conditions make it easier for hornets to breed. police in florida say a man ransacked his boss's $35 million mansion. mary is in the news room with more information. >> reporter: denise, the boss's wife who was alone inside the home dialled 911 after she was robbed at gunpoint. >> there's somebody inside your house right now? >> i don't know. they took the car. >> they just took your car? >> about 5 minutes ago. i'm tied up with my feet . >> reporter: the male suspect worked for the homeowners medical billing company.

his wife was involved in the robbery. she drove the husband to the estate. the couple is accused of stealing $4,000 in cash, $400,000 worth of jewelry and a ashton martin car. police found the car after it was abandoned in miami. denise, back to you. >> thank you. police did not recover the skrul jewelry. a traffic stop turns dead ly in oregon. a man gets out of his car and begins firing at officers. >> [beep] >> police say they pulled over the 34-year-old for speeding and he shot at a state trooper. he was hit before he pled fled the scene. he was found dead a half a mile down the road. he was on a road trip with three children. the children were not harmed. the state trooper was not seriously injured. a california high school student is punished for wearing a t-shirt from the national

rifle association. she ended up in the principal's office for promoting violence and was asked to change her shirt. school officials say wearing a t-shirt with a gun on it violates the dress code. the girl's father, a member of the nra said the school policy is subjective and he doesn't see why a picture of a hunter would be offensive. a 3-year-old little girl in tampa is given a new pair of prosthetic legs. she lost both of her legs in an incident with a lawn mower. she's walking again thanks to doctors at or orlando hospital. her family is raising money to help pay for her medical bills. you heard her voice many times and asked her to help you find a good restaurant or directions. i'm talking about siri. who is the woman behind the famous voice? >> hello. i'm susan bennett. you probably know me. i'm the voice actor who pro vided the

voice for siri. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> the first time i actually heard my voice as siri was when my friend e-mailed me and said, isn't this you. >> not bad. only two meetings today. >> because i didn't have the newest version of the iphone i went to the apple site and that's where i heard the voice. that's where i went, oh. that is me. i started my life as a machine quite young. i was the voice of tilly the teller, the first atm machine. >> ♪ i'm tilly the all tim teller ♪ >> the siri voices were reported in 2005 in the month of july, four hours day. when i recorded the those voices i had no idea where they would end up. my voice can be heard on many

gps systems, many telephone systems. >> siri, who is the real voice of siri? >> when i first discovered that that was my voice to be honest it was a little creepy. >> yes, it appears to be raining. >> i'm used to hearing my voice maybe in the airport. >> thank you for using delta airlines. >> but this real thing that you can interact with in your hand was a little -- it took some time for me to get used to it. she and i are friends now. >> apple won't confirm that bennett is actually siri but an audio expert said she's 100% certain the two voices are the same. now you know. >> now i do. when you hear it on your phone it sounds more computer-like. there she is, tropical storm

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all right. very, very warm october day. we got up to 87 degrees this afternoon. the record 92, just 5 degrees short of that. temperatures still very warm at 84 at last report. northwest winds at 5. humidity at 47%. the dew point came up from yesterday a couple of degrees to 62, which makes 84 feel like the real feel of 85 degrees. it's a little hotter today than yesterday. the winds out of the northwest believe it or not normally would bring us cooler air but there's a lot of warm air west of us. 30.01 the barometer holding steady. 86 cumberland, 77 ocean city, 75 oakland. 89 in dc. i'm sure they probably got to 90 in the last few hours. very hot afternoon. some areas probably got close to records. i'm sure we will see some of those. 82 annapolis, kent island and rock hall, bel air close to the water

and westminster also at 82 degrees. northwest winds haven't been all that strong today. we did get a slight breeze out of this system. west of us is a significant cold front. it's a very slow mover. some scattered storm activity an ohio, very widely scattered showers along the front. along the gulf coast not a whole lot of rain showing up yet even though the storm track will take karen, what's left of it, over eastern georgia by sometime monday. now, after that what's left of the storm would just be an area of rain that will spread out. could reach us maybe as the front approaches from the west sometime on monday. we expect to see some rain from it. out to the west, that's where the action is. a winter storm with heavy snow in wyoming, colorado, some areas may pick up two feet. this thing is a real winter storm. you can see that thing springing around. karen really disorganized. no increase in

speed. it's very, very disorganized as far as the hurricane center is concerned. not expecting to ever become a hurricane. it will stay a tropical storm. to our north scattered shower activity across pennsylvania and new york. it's possible somebody might see a brief sprinkle or shower tonight. for the most part just a warm and humid weekend until the front approaches on sunday with shower activity that will continue into monday, maybe into tuesday. the bay temp around 70. tonight 62 for the low with patchy clouds around the area. tomorrow sunny, warm and humid for october. a high in the mid 80s. >> wow. >> once again, normal high this weekend is only around 70 degrees. a long way from that. >> unbelievable. thank you . it's a big weekend of football on wjz. tomorrow you can see navy take on air force in annapolis. you can watch it live at 11:30 right here on wjz. and then of course on sunday it's the ravens and the dolphins

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