hi, everybody. i'm mary bubala. kai is off today. here's what people are talking about. strong storms sweep through maryland prompting tornado watches for most of the day. a live look outside right now. still pret -- is pretty dreary. we start the bob turk. >> let's take a look at delaware on the eastern shore. that's where the rain is going on. still is moderate to heavy shower activity along the lower eastern shore and maryland/delaware border. really just some moderate to heavy shower activity. it's moving off to the east and northeast rather quickly. it will eventually get to ocean city and the shore in the next 45 minutes. west of the bay it's all cleared out. maybe a sprinkle in the next hour or two. there's been sunshine just

west of frederick. we have the tornado watch everywhere else canceled already. as far as tomorrow, big changes. chelsea has a look. >> reporter: that's right. we're going to be turn ing ing more normal and tranquil. we'll see clouds continue to decrease as that area of rainfall continues to push off into the atlantic and into canada. we will talk more coming up in your exclusive first warning weather forecast. >> stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. for updates any time go to cbsbaltimore.com. u.s. counterterrorism officials are questioning the

captured al-qaeda leader today. wendy gillette has the latest for wjz. >> al-liby is being questioned for his alleged role in the 1998 bombing of american embassies in africa. more than 220 people died in the blast. he was on the most-wanted list and there was a $5 million bounty for his arrest. >> officials in libya called it an abduction. traveling over seas secretary of state john kerry defundamentaled fend defended the operation. >> the united states is going to do everything that's legal and property to enforce security. >> al-liby is expected to be transferred to new york to put on trial. during a separate raid on saturday they stormed a

compound trying to capture the master mind in the massacre in the kenya mall last month. they say the suspect was not killed or captured. the seals got into a fire fight and had to with draw. in new york, wendy gillette, wjz eyewitness news. >> al-liby's family members said he had been living openly in libya for several years and did not have ties to terror groups the government shutdown is now in its second week. there are positive developments at the naval academy today. denise is in the news room with more. >> reporter: all civilian faculty returned to campus. they had to cancel 20% of its classes over the weekend due to furloughs. the pentagon announced it would order civil employees back to work. 950 faculty and staff worked at the campus. hundreds of thousands of federal employees are forever

still out of work today due to the shutdown. at this point republicans and democrats are not negotiating. congress is running out of time to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling. other wise the u.s. could default on its debt for the first time in u.s. history. a maryland state trooper remains in critical condition after she was hit on the side of the road. trooper jacqueline kline helped another trooper pull over a suspected drunk driver on route 100. he was hit by a car driven by 21 enrique guzman. charges with spending against guzman. police say alcohol was not a factor. a horrible wreck at an indycar race in texas sends debris flying into the grand stand. a popular driver rushed to the hospital and more than a dozen fans injured.

>> oh, no. oh, my goodness. that is a horrifying ride. >> dario francini's car became airborne at the grand prix of houston. a third car then hit him after the wreck. >> i hope he's okay. that was a big hit. >> this amateur video shows the fence shaking and fans ducking. a large portion of fencing flew into the grand stand. >> 13 fans were also hurt, two of them taken to the hospital. >> we come here to race, put on a great show. we don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> an indycar official suffered minor injuries. they released a

joint statement saying fan and driver safety is their top concern, the crash is under information. >> franchini is separated from his wife ashley judd. the ntsb will not send investigators to the site of an accident inside the metro tunnel due to the government shutdown. hydraulic fluid exploded and the accident happened in a tunnel near union station. a 9-year-old takes the trip of a lifetime when he slips past airport security then boards a plane without a ticket. the report for wjz with more on the boy's unbelievable scheme. >> it all started here at the minneapolis/saint paul international airport. officials say a 9-year-old boy,

whose name has not been released, took to light rail to the airport, made it past the screeners and boarded a plane. >> i could not figure out how this young man was able to do this. >> here's what officials say happened, he scouted the airport on wednesday, taking a bag off the carousel and sitting down to eat at a rest restaurant. he told the waitress he had to use the restroom and left the luggage and the bill. >> the next day he said he was going to vegas and did it. >> he made it through airport security and got on a delta flight to vegas. >> it wasn't the fact that he could have had a weapon on him. he was screened. the real question is how do you board an airport without the appropriate identification and validation. >> it doesn't until mid flight

the delta crew member figured out the boy was alone. delta released a statement, saying we're investigating the situation. >> he's got a lot of explaining to do to the authorities, delta airline and certainly to his mom and dad. >> delta said today they reviewing their policies and procedures. let's check on the roads right the now with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everyone. well, we're starting off with a lot of accidents. the rain is not helping the matter whatsoever. eastbound 195 an accident at washington boulevard blocking the left-hand lane. a crash on the outer loop of the beltway at wilkins avenue. on the topside inner loop accident at the harrisburg expressway. moving by pretty slowly trying to get a look. in harford county three

accidents. pulaski highway at joppa, 924 at emerton and route 24 at mcfail. watch for accidents southbound falls road at the beltway. now,as far as the major roadways go, luckily they're moving along just fine on the outer loop. not too bad there. looks pretty clear on the beltway just west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota and your local toyota dealer. ever dream of the places you'd like to go? toyota can take you there. now is a great time to get a great deal at buyatoyota.com. >> thank you. the national aquarium in baltimore is welcoming some new arrivals. 38 animals, including an octopus will move from the dc branch of the national aquarium to baltimore today. the dc facility shut down last month due to construction in the

building where it's located. 1,500 creatures are being relocated to baltimore. we send them out a welcome then. still ahead at wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, the family of the woman killed outside the u.s. capitol is talking more about the incident. a crane malfunctioning high above the streets of new york city. how this isn't the first time this construction site has caused concern. a new push for doctors to tackle the conversations with patients. the bad habits they're asked to address. the weather is starting to clear up a little bit. chelsea ingram is updating the changes coming in our first warning weather forecast. complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bub turk and meteorologist chelsea ingram and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,

it is cloudy and 60 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. more than half a million

people were forced to evacuate their homes after a tie boom ripped through china. it caused major power outages. at least two deaths are reported. a mechanical failure causing a crane to dangle from a residential building in new york city today. a tower crane hoisting a 13,000 pound load got stuck 44 stories up in the air. this is the same building where a crane snapped and dangled during super storm sandy last year. now residents are allowed back into their homes. no injuries reported from that. in today's wjz health watch the american heart association wants doctors to start tackling tough conversations with patients about their unhealthy lifestyles.

allison harmolin reports for wjz. >> chelsea smith is watching what she eats after her doctor told her she need ed to change. >> it's something you do know deep down. it's hard to hear somebody say it to you. >> the american heart association wants more doctors to have that difficult conversation with patients. saying bad habits like poor diet, unhealthy body weight, lack of physical activity and smoking should be treated aggressively. >> being over weight and not exercising with lead to high blood pressure. >> the group is recommending doctors set up practices to connect with specialists. >> i think a lot of times it's daunting and over whelming.

which he will -- >> chelsea is now seeing a nutritionist. >> he said let's lose some weight. let's see if we can set a reasonable goal to lose 10 pounds by january. >> chelsea is eating less food, drinking less soda and walking. >> a l healthy diet healthy diet is in number one weapon when fighting against cardiovascular disease. a bumpy start to the week on wall street. >> [bells ringing] >> all the markets are down today. let's take a look at the numbers. the dow is down 136, the s&p off 14 and the nasdaq down 7. let's go to new york for tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks are lower as gridlock

in washington continues. the government's partial shutdown is only part of the problem. investigators are concerned about the approaching deadline to raise the debt ceiling. if no agreement is reached the u.s. will be unable to pay its bills and default on it debts. >> china's vice finance minister is urging u.s. lawmakers to come to a resolution. they said the world's biggest economy has the responsibility to ensure global stability. >> greece's economy is expected to grow next year. it will be the first annual improvement since a 6-year recession. >> a white diamond the size of a small egg has sold for more than $30 million at a hong kong auction. the flawless oval diamond weighs 118 karats. it was found in africa. while the final price did set a new price for a diamond it came in below the estimated price. that's your money watch.

follow me on twitter at alexiscbsnews. a cancer survivor in oregon hops on his bicycle to fight back against cancer. >> there are two sled dogs by randolph is leading the way. he's a take control kind of guy. in 1987 when he was diagnosed with a high stage of melanoma. >> i decided not to die. i was 29 years ago old years old. >> when he found out about cancer he decided to take off on his bike. >> i went down to road. the idea was to die on the road. >> at 55 west physicals fall has biked around the world five times and endured 28 cancer surgeries and picked up another mission. >> i like to inspire people. don't sit and wait for you

death. open your eyes and lift your head. the world is beautiful. >> he's set records for surviving outside in the freezing cold. >> 153 days is my record. >> that's not the big gest challenge. he said the hardest part isn't the cancer, the drivers. >> they put me in a ditch and leave. my left leg was almost gone. >> westfall said he was run over by a driver argentina. he embraces the challenges. >> i accept my cancer as a part of my body. just when you accept things you can change it. >> westfall's mess is simple, never give up. he's been spreading that message through bike rides in news, weather, and sports and south america and in europe. right now he's on world tour number six. good luck to him. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, the man charged in

the colorado movie theater massacre appears in court. the evidence his attorney wants thrown out. every monday the mayor visits a different school in the city to try to convince children to come to school. i'm mike schuh, the story next. our gloomy weather continues. when will things start to clear up? the answer in your first warning,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

all right. this is what sky eye chopper 13 is showing us. wow. >> thank you. >> the sun. >> we can see a little bit of sunshine. there's some from hagerstown out into western maryland, mary. we're still dealing with a lot of clouds in central maryland. take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. we still do have some rainfall located over on the eastern shore. that's going to be pushing out of there by about 6:00, 7:00. we'll only be left with a few places of spotty

drizzle. light to moderate rainfall down there south cambridge. nothing going on in ocean city. we will be dealing with a couple more hours of rainfall. 60 degrees right now at bwi. the high today was 75 degrees. that was what the thermometer hit just before the rain started pouring at the airport. 61 degrees in dc, 65 in hagerstown. everybody across the board has really cooled off. ocean city eventually once they get that rainfall will be cooling off too. dew points at 56 degrees. locally we're seeing temperatures anywhere from the upper 50s to low 60s. 68 in rock hall, 67 kent island. those numbers will be dropping in the next one to two hours. winds have made their shift out of the west and north all behind that cool front that pushed through. it was that that brought us that potent rainfall today. it sparked a few watches

and warnings. the big picture is showing the bulk of this cold front has pushed through the state. over night clearing skies and a little bit of cloud cover tomorrow. here's how things are going to play out into your wednesday. much cooler air located behind this front. then we're going to be watching a potential coastal area of low pressure building off the coast of the carolinas. that could bring us rainfall. we're looking at a 40% chance of rainfall wednesday night into thursday. mainly cloud cover in the forecast for us. your bay temperature at 70 degrees. small craft advisoryin many in effect for gusty conditions. into tomorrow our highs around 70 degrees, normal, partly sunny skies. less humid, a tranquil day and beautiful day. >> good. we like that after today. >> no more heat. >> i heen, i like

-- i mean, i like the heat though. >> i like the fall. i like it when it fell s like fall. >> thank you. don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's hostages followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. coming up, looming trouble. the president battles congress over the government shut down. a new budget crisis is fast approaching. another arrest after that frightening attack by a gang of bikers. tonight a witness gives his account of the scene. a fiery crash turns a trip to disney land into a story one family will never forget. eyewitness news at 4:00 eyewitness news at 4:00 continues and when you get up -- can i play?

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thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. in washington dc it's still a case of who will blink first. the government shutdown enters its second week. now congress is shifting its focus to a more pressing deadline. danielle noting ham reports for wjz from washington. >> president obama stopped by the federal emergency agency to pressure john boehner to pass a temporary spending bill that will reopen the government. >> hold a vote and let's see what happens. >> 86% of fema workers have been furloughed since the partial government shutdown started seven days ago. seth gates has been furloughed. >> we want to be able to do our work. we're hopeful that they'll be a resolution so that we can get back to work. >> speakers boehner and house republicans are doubling down on their position. they want to put conditions in the bill that

will reopen the government and the bill needed to raise the debt ceiling. >> this morning the senior white house officials said that the president would rather default than to sit down and negotiate. really? >> one thing both sides can agree on is getting federal employees back pay. this week the senate is expected to pass a house bill reimbursing workers once the shutdown is over. in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> now senate democrats plan to introduce a bill to raise the borrowing limit. the supreme court gets down to business today despite the government shutdown. the new term will feature an extraordinary series of cases on constitutional issues, abortion rights, public prayer, affirmative action and presidential power. tomorrow the justices will hold a hearing on campaign finance laws. well, the family of a woman

shot and killed after a chase from the white house reacts to reports about her mental state. mary is in the news room with more. >> reporter: mariam kerry's centers sisters said people are confused. kerry was shot to death after dc officials said she tried to ram her car through a white house barricade. one of the sisters said she was struggling with postpartum depression. they said the shooting was unjustified and they believe law enforcement could have handled things differently. >> thank you. an investigation is underway toe if the police force was justified. well, a stormy day has turned into a calm start to the evening. a live look outside. we still haven't seen the sun today. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram and bob turk have the latest on today's threat of severe weather. let's go first to bob. >> the severe weather is over

for our region. still a chance for some stronger thunderstorms. perhaps on the low eastern shore of delaware. all the activity has moved well east of the area. we still have some pretty good rain going on on the low eastern shore not far from salisbury, cambridge, around elliot. west of the bay it's all quiet. we've got some lingering clouds, a sprinkle or two in the next hour or two. brightening later on tonight. until 5:00 we have officially a tornado watch for central and southern delaware. that will be canceled very, very shortly. as temperatures go, down to 60. 55 in oakland, 75 still in ocean city. you will get your rain shortly and it will probably be finished there around 7:00 tonight. things will eventually clear out for you as well. we've got cooler weather and sunshine on tap for tomorrow. chelsea as a look ahead. >> reporter: that's right. it's actually going to be somewhat of a normal and

seasonable day. showers are going to push up into the atlantic and canada and we'll see decreasing clouds and increasing sunshine, a day that we can enjoy with temperatures right around 70 degrees. bob will have more details coming up in your exclusive first warning weather forecast. now back inside. >> thank you. remember to stay with wjz and first warning weather for complete coverage for the latest severe watches and warnings go to cbsbaltimore.com. weapons inspectors in syria begin destroying chemical weapons and machinery. they must eliminate the country's stockpile by mid-2014. serin weapons were fired into civilian areas killing hundreds. the tricky mission involves inspectors navigating the bloody civil war at the same time. in italy more bodies are recovered after a boat that sank off the coast this weekend.

search teams took advantage of a break in bad weather to retrieve 17 bodies from the wreck submerged in 130 feet of water. that brings the death toll to 300. the area is a popular entry point for migrants from africa into southern europe. thousands have died attempting that crossing. a fourth motorcyclist is in police custody in the chase and beating of an suv driver. the person who smashed the window is being held on bail. >> police say the person seen pulling the range rover's door open is this man, 35-year-old robert simms of brooklyn. they say the man who later slammed his helmet against the driver's side window is reginald chance, 37, also from brooklyn. chance's lawyers said his client over reacted and broke the window but denied taking part in the beating. >> if you look at the video you

will see my client immediately after smashing the window turn -- they are still photographed with the position of the district attorney. >> both men have been charged with gang assault and other felonies. simms, according to court documents stamp stomped on the head and body of the suv driver. they tried to yank his wife and 2-year-old daughter out of the vehicle. >> i heard a lot of people screaming and telling them there's a child. >> sergio was late for church when he saw lien being attacked. >> he was hitting him with a helmet. >> real hard, real hard in the head. >> you went straight to the man who was beating him? >> i got him away. i stepped in and i said that's it. there was more coming. i said that's

it, guys, let it go. let it go. >> at least three off -duty new york city police officers now admit to being in last week's motorcycle rally. one a detective that worked undercover, even saw the attack. apparently fearful of revealing his identity did not intervene. >> now, the motorcyclist who took the video is cooperating with police and is not considered a suspect. firefighters gained some ground on a wild fire at camp pendleton in southern california. so far it's burned nearly 4 square miles of brush. a few hundred residents are being allowed to return to their houses under near lake oneal. the fire is 40% contained. so far no injuries have been reported from this wild fire. extensive damage in nebraska after twisters tear through the town of wayne. the governor could not believe what he saw. an airport was completely

destroyed. the incredible winds tossed airplanes around like toys. power lines are down. people are beginning to pick up the pieces however. no one was killed in the storm. well, let's check on the roads right now on the rainy monday with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, christy. >> hi, everybody. you said it, the rain is making this commute a difficult one. a couple of accidents up in the harford county region. watch for them 924 at emerton road, the two right turn lanes are blocked off. also southbound 24 at mcfail and rock spring at route 24. southbound falls road at the beltway, 32 eastbound at washington boulevard. that one involving an overturned vehicle. we're looking at heavy traffic on the topside of the inner loop from the jfx over to harford road. along 95 in the northbound direction approaching 32 over to 895 then it will slow

down as you make your way towards the tunnels. you can see not a bad drive whatsoever there on the beltway just west of york road. another live look. a different story there on the west side around wilkins avenue. we had an earlier accident on the outer loop, now on the shoulder that has just been cleared. this traffic report is brought to you by pmc bank. see your cash flow in a new way powered by cmccfo. back over to you. >> thank you. a recent study in baltimore shows that students who drop out of high school had a pattern of excessive absence in elementary school. now the mayor is asking students to keep coming to class. >> in baltimore 15% of elementary kids miss more than 20 days a year. the mayor is using the celebrity of being

mayor.... >> of coming to the school. >> reaching numbers such as 98, 99% daily attendensedance. >> even with such high numbers the mayor tells the kids there's a city wide contest for the school that shows the best improvement in attendance. >> i remember meeting elected officials when i was a kid and how important it was. it sticks with you. i want to do everything i can with the time that i have to make sure that i'm giving that good impression to our kids and making the things i care about important to them as well. >> last week was frederick elementary. today she's up in upper fells. principal gather said it shows the kids what they can achieve. >> as a regular person who grew up in baltimore, who went through a series of hoops to arrive to the point where she is now, that's great for our kids.

it gives them a sense of what is obtainable. >> they ask if she's rich, lives in a mansion and has a limo. >> no, a townhouse and no the answers. >> we need to make sure every one of them is in school, prepared to learn. we're turning over all of this to them. >> in east baltimore mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> the mayor's elementary school attendance competition continues until the day before thanksgiving. straight ahead on wjz eyewitness at 4:00, startling scene. new information on the cause of a monster truck crash that left eight people dead. an employee at a zoo in oklahoma loses her arm to one of the animals. the storms are starting to clear out. find out if there are anymore on the way in your first warning weather forecast coming up. complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob

turk, meteorologist chelsea ingram and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,

protestors set off a fiery

car explosion in brazil. they pushed a car into a fire at a south palo roadblock causing the vehicle to explode in a ball of fire. the blast sent debris hundreds of a feet into the air. people were protesting against rent prices. the incident follows a summer of rise in brazil of poor health care, underfunded schools and public transportation prices. new surveillance video shows two men believed to be behind the kenya mall attack. they were caught on tape entering a bank to make a car payment. the kenyan government said that car was used in the assault. that assault killed at least 67 people. it's still unclear how many suspects were involved in the attack. kenya maintains that as many as 15 militants took part and five were killed. nine are in custody. investigators release new details about the cause of a monster truck crash in mexico that killed eight people. mary has more on this. mary. >> reporter: state officials

say the driver performed an unauthorized maneuver that led him to run over spectators. police say the driver followed protocol, crushing cars during the ride. then he unexpectedly turned around and jumped the cars again in the opposite direction. the driver reportedly hit his head and lost consciousness during the stunt causing him to barrel through the crowd. authorities say the driver had a few sips of beer before the event. back to you. >> thank you, mary. motor sports experts believe organizers are to blame. they say spectators should not have been allowed in the pit area where the accident took place. james holmes, the man charged in the colorado movie theater shooting is set to return to court today. his attorneys are trying to prevent prosecutors from sharing evidence from two dating websites holmes joined by the massacre. prosecutors said he wrote a quote, will you visit me

in prison, end quote showing he knew it was wrong. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to killing a dozen people and injuring 70 others. a zoo worker is recovering after being mauled to death by a tiger. she put her hand inside the cage and got her jacket stuck in the wire. the tiger bit her arm off. doctors were able to save her arm but they say she has a long road to recovery. a three alarm fire breaks out at a colorado apartment complex displacing two dozen people. the fire started on the third floor of one of the apartment buildings. residents were evacuated while crews battled the flames. working smoke detectors helped all families get out without any injuries. the cause is still under investigation. a man is being hailed a hero

from saving a woman from a fiery accident in california. melanie woodrow has the story. >> bob, amy and soe michaels couldn't wait to visit family in california. there's some adventures that can't be planned. talked the whole trip. >> they were drive ing ing behind this big rig carrying paper towels. it veered off the highway down this embankment and set cars on fire. >> i knew i had to stop and do something. >> bob jumped the guardrail and fence and rescued the truck's female driver. >> i saw him leaning in the driver's side trying to get her to come out. as he was doing that i could see the flames starting to come up in the back of the cab. that's when i kind of freaked out and started screaming. >> amy shot this video on her cell phone and in this video posted on you tube you can see the bright red flames and thick black smoke. >> it's crazy.

i said we got to get out. >> bob's daughter and nef phew watched. >> all i was thinking was i hope he's okay. >> firefighters arrived and drenched the mangle melted metal car and big rig remains. >> you saved this woman's life. >> i think i did . scomblsz >> that's what bobby does. that's why we love him. >> he never got the driver's name but now everybody knows him. they made it to disney land where he was named honorary citizen for the day. >> the truck driver was taken to a near by medical facility for treatment. no word on whether she will face any charges. a dutch artist creates a high flying art project. he came up with the first fly ostridge in history. he installed a set of mechanical controls on the stuffed bird

getting help from an engineer. i'm hoping it's made out of cloth and not a real ostridge. it looks like one to me. coming up, much cooler temperatures after steady rain most of the day. will seasonable weather,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, cloudy skies in the baltimore region. maybe a couple sprinkles. all the rain moved off to the east. the low eastern shore and delaware and jersey getting quite a bit of rain. take a look at temperatures. it's cooled down. 61 now. dew point 57 . that aught to be coming down much lower tonight and tomorrow. humidity still at 86%. the winds just turned around at the west at 3 miles per hour. the barometer will be rising to 29.91. 57 oakland, 65 hagerstown. they got brightening in the sky there. 63 in cumberland. still warm in ocean city. it will be raining there very shortly and probably will continue until about 7:30,

8:00. 68 easton, 72 that's the warm spot. temperatures ranging from the 50s to low to mid 60s. warmer down in annapolis and kent island. west winds here up to 12 to 16. we have stronger breezes that will dry things out quickly. the temperatures will drop. the dew point is going to get back into the 30s. in oakland the is 39 degrees. all the shower activity from fil philadelphia down through delaware, the low eastern shore. that's moving off rather quickly. just started the rain in ocean city. just ending in cambridge and easton. a couple sprinkles in harford county. from the city on west brightening in the sky. we will see some clearing tonight and much, much cooler temperatures on tap. here's that front. all the way from on tar tario down into georgia. this moisture here is what's left of karen never got involved in our front. it did cause some pretty good shower

activity over central and southern florida. you can see those squall lines on that front up in new york. gusty winds. now all the rain is off to the east, clearing sky to the west. that will be us over the next several days. however, this front is going to stall out a little bit. perhaps low pressure could develop off the carolina coast. if it does happen it could bring us more rain late wednesday, could continue thursday, friday and maybe into saturday. it could. we'll have to look at it . tonight clearing skies. down around 50 tonight. tomorrow lots of sunshine, a few passing clouds. much drier with a high around 65 to 70 degrees. exactly where it should be. >> fall-like weather. we're ready. thank you, bob . still to come on witness news. >> house republicans call for negotiations while the president calls for a vote on a spending

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coming up next on wyz eyewitness news at 5:00. democrats and republicans clash over a deal to end the government shutdown. new information on a sexual assault case at the naval yard. the ravens muscle up for a win at miami. i'm mark viviano at owins mills. we'll hear what coach harbaugh

has to say about their first game on the road of the year. check in for more of these stories and all the day's breaking news, eyewitness news at 5:00, starts now. hi everybody i'm mary bubala. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. >> severe weather moveed in today and it did cause some damage. captain jeff long with more. captain jeff we can see lots of tree sheer out there. >> yes, good evening mary, good evening everybody. this or