now good morning, maryland. don't think it's going to be easy to pull the chilean mines out of a hope. they could pop up as early as wednesday but there's a trick to all of this. >> ray rice scores twice as ravens beat the broncos at the bank. a look back at their 4th win

of the year. new england is next. tonight tour the locker rooms and play on the field and meet your favorite players. what more do you want? aid purple evening here in baltimore. good morning, maryland, i am jamie costello. >> i love that. ladies only. i am megan pringle night sold out. a great night for it. let's get our weather with meteorologist justin burke -- berk. >> reporter: good morning 5:31. we are staying warm. a lot of us are starting in the low 60s and that's the bench mark with sun to get us back up above normal this afternoon. typically, we get up into the upper 60s. but as we check out the headlines for today, 69 normal high. and 89 the record high. so that was. & 1954. twient show that mark that probably won't be achieved but will be close. we are aiming for the 80s and it will turn wet and cool are by the middle of the week and lasting into the weekend. morning temperatures this morning, it could be afternoon highs as we head towards the end of the week. 62 in baltimore. and back towards hagerstown

it's 60 in dulles on the west side and easton 63. we have cloud to the south. we will call it a mostly sunny morning. and we will build in more clouds and maybe a thundershower by this evening after a two degree guaranteed high of 84. here kim brown with a look at that columbus morning traffic. >> reporter: well, thanks, justin. and a heads up towards washington this morning. they are filming the transformer's three movie shoots and they are going to be a lot of park restrictions in place near the mall and near the u.s. capitol in effect through thursday morning. so expect closures there. and it's going to affect the late evening and overnight hours. around the baltimore metro, look good around 695a road closure westbound frederick road approaching the beltway. a lane is blocked because of a utility problem. two-way traffic gets by on the eastbound side. now back to you. >> thanks, it's 5:32. the 33 miners deep underground in chile could be free within days. final preparations to rescue them are underway this morning.

abc's emily schmidt has the report. >> reporter: over the weekend, a long awaited breakthrough moment. a rescue drill reached 33 chilean mines underground for more than two months. and for families waiting on the surface, the connection is reason to celebrate. this mother of one of the miners says the lord made a miracle and they are alive. the next step is getting them home. today, workers will begin installing awin wench and a 21 inch tube to lift them as soon as wednesday. >> they will have quite a ride. it's not going to be just coming up something straight like a soda straw up to the top. >> reporter: each 2,000 foot descent will take 20 minutes. >> the process should take something in the range of 48 hours, two days from the first rescue to the last rescue. >> reporter: officials say miners are fighting about who goes first but not for the

reasons one may expect. >> they were fighting arguing yesterday because everyone one of them wanted to be at the end of the line. not at the beginning. >> reporter: a special force paramedic from the chilean navy will be lowered to determine the final order. the world will be watch the results thanks to a live satellite feed that could draw an audience bigger than the world cup. nasa is also helping with the rescue. they will be put on a special diet and they will wear compression socks to guard against health problems that may arise during the half mile trip to the surface. emily schmidt, abc news. >> 5:34. we know the name of the woman who fell down an elevator shaft. baltimore city police tell us it's 43-year-old tracy bared and two others had been walking inside the vacant building on thursday when she fell. an autopsy found that baird's death was accidental. and authorities say alcohol they are investigating a deadly collision in montgomery county where two people were hit and killed while trying to cross

rockville ic. >> bethesda. the driver was taken into custody but later released. a prince george's county police academy instrujtor accuse of mi con-- misconduct has been transferred to another unit. s a-- he is accused of providing test answer and recording dean served scores. an investigation is still ongoing in this case. today baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will be at white house to join president obama and other elected officials to discuss improving the aging infrastructure. president is pushing for a $50 billion investment to put people back to work. it's 5:35 and rice we trust. coach cameron's game plan was to give the ball to rr and watch what happens and he touch the ball 27 times, rays 133 yards and scored twice in the 31-17 win. ravens are now 4-1 on the year and they will travel to new

england where ray enjoyed the greatest game against the patriots in the playoffs. here scott garceau with more on yesterday's win. scottie. >> workmen like might bt best way to describe this ravens win over the broncos today. after a huge emotional win in pittsburgh last week, some thought maybe the ravens might let down just a little bit. it didn't happen. they jumped out to a 17-0 second quarter lead and never looked back. they ran the ball like they haven't this year, 233 yard rushing for the ravens, 133 of those by ray rice who also had two touchdowns. >> we needed to pass the ball, we passed it. today whatw we need ran the ball we ran it and there was no second guessing what we would do. >> tired. bent over. got to help him up. knock them down and help them up. you know you have to win. >> i am disappointed to be honest is finishing times. finishing at the end of the half or the end of the games. we are staying on the field and getting off the field and first

drive we didn't knock it in. we can get better at those areas. within each play as well as we played in so many ways outside of that we have to find a way to keep getting better in the areas and that's what i am excited about the team. >> reporter: now 4-1, the ravens lead the division. things are more interesting next week when they take on the patriots in new england. that's a matchup of last year's playoff contest that the ravens won. at m and t bank stadium, scott gars hello,. -- garso. -- garceau. >> the broncos were helping them up. nice play, hey, get up. stay with us this morning, a group of students becomes sick at a college party. >> police believe what may to be blame and how it happened. a monsterous pumpkin seat world record. find out how much this guy weighs. ng all the way over there? carol almost told evan that there are vegetables in the chef boyardee. so she's in a time-out.

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display at still water harvest festival in minnesota. chris grew it on the pumpkin patch in wisconsin and it beat the world record by almost 100 pound. now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> 5:40 and we are having -- 5:41 right now and we are having a mild start to the day pushing us back into the 80s. you thought they were done especially after we had chilly -- chilly -- chilly weather last week. but reminds you this is the time year where we can have a big transition swing in few short days and we will have another one just sit time. 62 this morning with 80% humidity and mostly clear skies over baltimore. we have maryland's most powerful doppler radar and five sweeps showing what are all quiet. so we have ourselves a good start and we should jump to 08 by lunchtime. and it will remain mostly sunny with a few clouds developing and two degree guaranteed high of 84 by this evening. we will be watching strong storms just to the north and

that could push our way. and last overnight. first time of the step back to cooler temperatures that will be with us by the end of the week. right now, let's see what's happening on the road and kim brown. >> reporter: we have police activity in place around millford mill at church lane near north rolling road. police are posted up there so they could be some lane blockages and could take you an extra few minutes to get around. catonsville utility problem blocks westbound frederick approaching the beltway. two-way traffic gets by without issues on the eastbound side. linda so is standing by with the latest update on one of the top stories this morning. >> reporter: violence spills out on the streets with deadly gunfire. the ladies celebrate boot fall at m and t bank stadium. i am sherrie johnson, and i will have more on a purple evening. [ bob ] this used to be the premier... dairy producing area in the state of california.

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six shootings in less than 24 hours. five people are killed. linda so is live at police headquarters where police are shake their heads along with the rest of us. linda. >> reporter: yeah, police don't have a lot to go on. they have been interviewing witnesses, but so far no arrests. police don't believe the shootings are related. the violence started early saturday on grantly avenue where man was shot and killed and on saturday night, police say a

man's body was found in an alley on north calvert street. police say that shooting may have happened on shamrock avenue where minutes before 22-year- old darryl hood was shot. about two hours later, police found another man shot to death inside a home on pressbury street. early sunday morning, two men were shot on north warwick avenue. one died and the other is expected to survive. neighbors say the violence is a reminder that people need to watch out for each other. >> we itcally don't have a lot of violent crime here. we do have crime, the break-ins and that sort of thing but typically not violent crime. >> reporter: we are live at city police headquarters, linda so, abc2 now is. and yet even more violence to tell you about a78-year-old sterling palmer was found stabbed several times on friday night right-side his home on edison highway in northeast baltimore. no word on suspects or a motive in this. >> a kidnapping suspect from

georgia is behind bars this morning in our area. maryland state police arrested 30-year-old devin pol polanco in cecil county on saturday night. his estranged wife and her two young children were in the car. she called police telling them she was being taken against her will and according to authorities, he drove to new york to give her money for food and she says she got into the car thinking they were going to the store when they began driving back to georgia. he had the heart of a champion but it was his heart that broke on the basketball floor. over the weekend, harford community college honored 18-year-old devonte bundley who collapsed back on october 1st. the medical examiner told his mom an irregular heart book took his life. team members and friends signed a ball at a memorial service for the athlete. >> the goal was to

finish harford and he want tubed a nba player. >> he was a four-sport athlete at harford tech and wrestled and ran on the track and field team and played football and, of course, basketball. 5:48 right now. tonight, it's ladies night and i am not talking about drinks specials or free cover. but running plays and chatting with the players and touring the locker room a purple evening at m and t and this event is sold out. sherrie johnson is suited up and ready to go. >> reporter: that's right. i got my purple on. i am ready. tonight is ladies night celebrating the ravens at m and t bearchg stadium. it's all part -- m and t bank stadium. it's all for women to give them a chance to learn more about the ravens up close and personal. this year attendance is way up. the event sold out with 5,000 tickets sales more than 30 ravens players will be on hand tonight signing autographs and participating in fan forums and

on the field football skill sessions. while the event is exciting for women as being see, the players also enjoy it. >> the players enjoy it. they feed off the energy the fans give them. so, they love the attention and they love the women telling them how great they are. and how great they play on the field out know, they are not going critique the way they play some men-- the way some men do. >> reporter: the event starts at 5 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m. tonight. there's also a wine tasting event that benefits susan g. combe and a live band. so lots of fun going on there tonight. in the studio sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> it's 5:49. we had great weather for the game yesterday and extending through the morning this morning. a very quiet start. in fact, one of the starts where if anything, because of the holidays, sun glare might be an

issue and you want to keep the sun roof or windows open because of the nice temperatures. 62 in baltimore. it's a slightly cooler 58 in philly and towards pittsburgh at 56. we are matching the mark in norfolk at 62 degrees and you will notice again, a few clouds are out there. showers flaring off just offshore and this will be the focal point for developing more showers and storms as we head into the afternoon hours. bring it back wider and you will see how it extends towards the great lakes and there's an area of low refreshure back here as the frontal boundary that will see the development of some of the storms, and the front itself probably just a little further north and we have the hint in the atmosphere with the showers pushing off the delmarva coastline. cool air to the north and warm air to the south that continues to flow in that will feed the energy developing along the system. and that is what we will have to watch for this afternoon and this evening. yesterday's temperatures while we made it to 76, wide med spread 80s with 87 in columbus and 88 in louisville.

we will probably see temperatures pushing the 80s here in baltimore feeding into the developing system. our exuder -- computer model shows a few showers in the mountains. some have the slight risk of reaching severe limits which means one inch hail and winds exceeding 60 miles per hour. so there could be a little bit of damage and destruction with the storms and if the winds carry them our way, we will have to watch them and mainly towards the evening hours watch them flare up across new york and the bondry slides through the region tomorrow. so we could have another round of showers in the vicinity. not widespread outbreak but we bring in cooler air mass and we will shift the wind to the northeast and it will definitely be on the other side of normal. today, we are about 15 above normal with the two degree guaranteed high. it's the better chance of showers tonight and low to mid-60s. tomorrow, mainly in the morning hours, it could be a stray afternoon storm. we are looking for highs around 76 degrees and beyond that, we should clear it out. but look at temperatures.

much cooler on wednesday at 68. about normal but 62 on thursday. and 64 friday with temperature in the morning in the 40s and we stay dry but we stay in the 60s next weekend. here kim with traffic. >> reporter: we are pretty quiet around the baltimore metro. we had this lingering utility problem in catonsville blocking the westbound lanes of frederick road as you approach the beltway. two-way traffic gets by on the eastbound sigh. but earlier police activity has been killed at millford mill. we are on the harrisburg expressway and traffic is moving well approaching 695. stay with us, we have more of good morning, maryland, coming back after this.

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6:00 a look at news in michigan. that's where five people were killed and four others seriously injured in a car crash. police say a car crossed the median on a busy expressway and hate s up v head on. it happened around 30 miles northwest of detroit yesterday afternoon. new york city police are still searching for a 9th gang suspect in a antigay attack earlier this month. family members watch as eight of the nine suspect face adjudge for the first time yesterday

afternoon. some insisting the police have the wrong men and say this is just all a big one mistake. >> i am going continue to coming to court and saying that because i am a fighter because he is innocent. >> so the authorities tell us the suspects asked two teenage boys and 30-year-old man about their sexuality before brutally torturing them and beating them last week. if you've kid in college, you want to listen to this story. 12 young women have rile ntly ill at college park in washington state. police believe the drinks were spiked with a drug and the intent they believe was to sexually assault the victims. police say it appears someone spiked mixed drinks in house with ecstacy or roofies known as the date rape drug. >> they were saying don't drink out of the red cups. don't drink out of red cups. >> three's no evidence of

sexual assault but the investigation continues not only into who did it but why. all right. coming up next, when you are a dad, you want to do everything as fast -- when you in debt you want to do everything you can do to get out of it. >> josie will tell you how to avoid debt settle ment. >> this is national spa week. we will find out how you can do this. massage. what else? >> the works.

now good morning maryland. >> a weekend shouldn't be spent dodging bullets. but yellow tape is draped over the city for the last 24 hours. it has been deadly. on the ground, and through the air the ravens beat the broncos at bank yesterday. we will look at the game and hear what the stars have to say. and the stars will be out again tonight. fo