morning traffic is all good on the roadways. we are off to a very good and quiet start. on the roads, still light to moderate volume on the beltway. no delays around 695. this is the west side right- hand side of the screen is the outer loop. traffic moves well towards i-70 and further towards i-95. looking at the maps we don't have problems. no accidents at this time. no issues making your way through the tunnels fort mchenry and harbor checking in okay. now back to you. >> thanks, it's 6:00. we shouldn't have to look to the left or right or behind us when we throw out trash. and that's why the story is hard to report on. sherrie johnson has the story. >> reporter: she was performing an every day task of taking out the trash when it turned no a violent crime. on monday, a little after 7 p.m., a 23-year-old woman was taking her trash to the dumpster with she told police a man standing in the bushes followed her. it happened in the community in laurel in anne arundel county

located between several jurisdictions including howard, prince george's county and laurel site. investigators don't know if the suspect lives here or drove from one of the main roads nearby. officers will return to the neighborhood to talk to anyone who may have seen that suspect. women who juan the dogs in the area in the dark are changing their patterns. >> she described it as he was in or around the bushes and then he started following her and then he grabbed her produced the weapon and then assaulted her. >> this is an eye opener because we think we live in a safe community. >> reporter: anne arundel county police ask you call the sex offense unit if you have information on the case. that number is 410-222-3750. and in the studios sherrie johnson, abc2 news. one minute after six. st. joseph medical center agreed to pay 22 million dollars to settle allegation that is it provided illegal kickbacks to a cardiology practice accused of

implant being -- implanting unnecessary extents. it was paid over a ten-year period. the suit was brought on by three whistle-blower who is are cardiac surgeons in addition to 22 million, the hospital will repay money it got from federal health benefits over a 10-year period for medically unnecessary extents. procedures were performed by dr. mark mi dea. a dog owner in west baltimore is accused of shooting his dog but what police found when they arrive got him in more trouble. stanley coleman shot his bull mastiff. officers found the dog tell alive in a pile of trash underneath the porch suffering from a massive gunshot wound. they also found a mixed pit bull breed that looked like it had starved to death. >> there he was was third dog

found in plastic carrier on-site. the carrier what lot of water and feces and looked like in the bottom of the carrier and the dog was laying in that. >> coleman face as series of gun and animal cruelty charges. official have yet to determine if the husky will be able to be put up for adoption. it's 6:03. one of the greatest high school basketball players this area has ever seen has died. i think we are all shocked over the news of cardinal gibbons star quintin daily dying at the age of 49 due to heart disease. both his parents died when he was young. he was 14. he was raised by his aunt in west baltimore and played at gib bones and went on to the university of san francisco and ran into trouble and then a first round drapt draft pick with the bulls and played alongside with mike especially jordan and played ten years in the nba he was living in las vegas reffing basketball games. he is survived by a daughter and son playing ball at eastern michigan. the threat of volcanic ash

has forced the president to cut his trip to indonesia short. but before he left, he reached out to more than 1 billion muslims worldwide and reflecked on his indonesian childhood. karen travers has more. >> reporter: on the first trip to indonesia in nearly 20 years, president obama toured the largest moss ink southeast asia. he later said it symbolizes the diversity and tolerance of the most populous muslim nation. >> this house of worship for many thousands of muslims was desonde by a christian architect. islam fluer ishes but so do other faiths. development is strengthened by an emerging democracy. ancient traditions endure even as a rising power is on the move. >> reporter: at times, the president's remarks echoed the speech in cairo where he called for a new era of u.s. engagement of the muslim world. >> united states from the united states and muslims communed frayed over many years.

as president, i've made it a priority to begin to repair those relations. >> reporter: he acknowledged that no single speech with rewrite years of mistrust. >> in the 17 months that have passed, since that speech, we have made some progress but we have much more work to do. >> reporter: for four years mr. obama called indonesia home. >> as a young boy, i was coming to a different world. but the people in indonesia quickly made me feel at home. >> reporter: in 1967, the president's mother remarried an indonesian man and moved with her son to the pacific island nation. >> i learned to love endough nearbia while flying kites and running along the patty fields and catching dragon flies, buying from the street vendors. >> reporter: next up a summit with world leaders in south korea where the focus will be on the global economic recovery. karen travers, abc news travel with the president in jakarta.

five minutes after the hour at six, ravens leave to play in atlanta tomorrow night. and ray rice has about, what, 80,000 friends on facebook and he tweets. and the tweet that you received yesterday from ray raised a little questions here. really, it was on monday that ray was stopped by a baltimore county police officer in the parking lot of the game stop store in owings mills because his tinted windows were too dark. sent out a twitter message saying "just got pulled over for my tints smh that means shaking my head. but gave the officer an autograph for his son and he let me go. now the post on twitter made it seem he got special treatment from the officer and tuesday ray rice says he offer the awed graph after the officer had -- autograph after the officer had given him a warning. >> bad decision on me wording it on twitter. i did get a warning and must get my tints fixed because they are pretty dark. >> all right.

spokesman for the county police department said officers do have the option of giving a verbal warning or violation with an order to get their wintos -- windows fixed and the department is investigating this incident. >> he said he will fix his windows. seven minutes after six. it was another elimination night on "dancing with the stars" and this time the quarterback got sacked. >> kurt and ana. >> there were no last-minute heroics for former superbowl mvp kurt warner. he and his partner were sent packing after posting the second lowest scores. four stars remain. brandi, bristol palin and kyle and jennifer. ? a bird or plane. >> it's good question. look at this. what is it and where did it come from and why did it blast thousands of feet into the sky? and you are living in

dundalk and you need a job, we will show you how to get one. >> living with the dyslexia. baltimore independent school helping students become successful inside and outside the classroom. first, we will head up to new york and look at the latest business news happening this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we begin the money scope report with the job market. it's challenging to find work right now. jupe openings fell more than 5% in september. that's the second straight decline. there were an average of 5 unemployed people for each and every job available. home values fell again from july through september. it was the 17th straight quarterly decline. online real estate firm zillow says prices are 25% below the peak a downturn as bad as the one during the great depression presidential. singapore airline grounded three of the a380 jets and will replanes the engines. oil stains were discovered after oil on a engine of a quantas

was found. google is trying to prevent workers from defecting to facebook and other rivals. and that's your money scope report.

welcome back. it's now 6:11. and nearly 15 to 35 million americans are dyslexicp people with dyslexia have trouble rate reiding, writing and spelling and an organization with specialized instruction and people with language disabilities can be successful learners. >> so many people have it. in the take five series on independent schools, sherlie johnson takes a look at baltimore lab school. >> we welcome you. 2220 baltimore maryland

baltimore maryland. >> reporter: richard is the principle at baltimore lab school and pride himself on helping students reach their full potential. the school is a division of the lab school of washington which was founded in 1967. this school educate more than 1 hundred be studentswith language disabilities and first through 12th grade. >> you want them to understand themselves and their learning disability. you want them secondly because most come in the self-esteem is damaged and you want them to feel good about themselves. >> reporter: the school prides itself on hands on learning. no textbooks. teachers want to create a sense of belonging and students will be enthusiastic about learning. >> small class sizes is very important for the students. also a sense of community. they feel like they have a very strong safety net here. so, they can get very comfortable and take risks and be ready to take risks which is very important for students and also to bring back the love of learning.

>> reporter: the school also has speech pathologist and psychologist on hand to help the students. >> we go into the classes and we also see students sometimes in small groups and we also will see some students one-on-one which is very beneficial to some kids to have that opportunity to work one-on-one. it depends on the kid. that's what the school is about individualized learning and which works best for each child. >> reporter: the baltimore lab school helps students to become an expert in any given area. 11th grade kers take advantage of an internship program allowing them to work in different jobs in the area. >> try to get stewed don't help develop their self-esteem because many of the students with learning disabilities are not always comfortable in the real world. but having this experience in high school and placed with someone that you know, is a good supervisor who understands their situation, these kids end up developing great self-esteem. >> reporter: five tips for

attending a school for language disability. pick a school that promotes the joy of learning. second, administrators should combine arts into the cribbing lum. third, find a school that provides experts speech and language occupational therapist. and find teach weavers specialized trapping and finally, find a school that provides a curriculum that is geared towards tapping into the students to prepare them for the real world. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. it's time to get you back to work. we have been asking you to submit resumes to us and we pick certain ones feature them online and on air right here every wednesday. so let's take a look at this week's job hunters. >> hello, i am and will he justice and i am a national urban it willo and have a a masters in public administration. 15 years of progressionively as an administrator mentor and public speaker. i am look for an organization that will afford me the opportunity to serve as change

agent in the community. please contact me for an interview at the e-mail address below. thank you. i am irvin a medical doctor and competeed ply residency in preventive medicine. i have an ms in hands on training i am confident my skills and health policy critical literature review will make me a valuable contributor. contact me for an interview. thank you. hello, i am. [audio not understandable] i have a degree in business administration as well as masters in marketing. i am responsible for designing marketing campaigns. [audio not understandable] along with training international banking managers. i have organized and par tis payed in international conventions throughout latin america about the role of. [audio not understandable] thank you. >> man here's hoping they get hired huh? if of you wants yours on send a e-mail to best resumes at wmar.com with a microsoft word

attachment and we will call you to come tape a 20-second video pitches like the ones you saw be a we will put it on the air and website. now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> the clock turned 6:is of and we will take you back in time to yesterday. we will take you back to mount airy, the hd cam from the summit ridge region and looking north, northeast bound and you can see we have had mostly clear skies and opposed to the day before, we were able to hold off the clouds. a few high clouds in the sky from time to time. this morning, it is dark. how's that for a live weather update. 42 right now. but it's clear. and it's a nice start to the morning. sunrise a half-hour away. and we will have ourselves a good bit of sun. 46 in baltimore. notice 30s westbound. but notice upper 40s to 50  along the east coast. that is underneath the cloud

deck that is still on the outer edges of the storm circulating off the coast. it's been throwing moisture back as close if you call it that as long island. we are watching clouds from new york metro area through new jersey through delaware and shorelines of ocean city and there may be a little push back towards the west. as the storm itself is pushing further away from the coast, it's throwing back moisture here in new england. so it's been a beautiful day for us and string of days while they continue to get a chilly wind driven rain across eastern massachusetts, cape cod and rhode island and will continue today and there may be a push of the cloud heading into the afternoon a breeze will continue to about 10 to 20 miles per hour. overall, we have got one more day to watch this weather pattern until we shake it and break it and get into the full sun and warming trend. forecast model indicate that may be with us and more clouds on the delmarva through afternoon and evening which could dim out the sun but we should see a

fair am of baltimore westbound and we get chilly tonight and veteran's day looking fantastic. sunshine and whatever the activities they hold for you, and your loved veterans we are looking at a beautiful day here and a string of nice weather that should extend into the start of the weekend. for today, we will look for partly sunny skies. and our two degree guaranteed high of 62. tonight, we will settle back down into the mid to lower 30s. and under clear skies sunshine on veteran's day and you can't ask for better weather than this as we approach mid-november. 60 degrees. the lows again near freezing. we will repeat that on friday. we will try to push it up to 65 on saturday. and perhaps ahead of the next storm, throwing clouds into the mix. we will stay near 60 on sunday and the numbers are running absolutely above normal. we will get back to normal which will be in the mid-50s next week and the threat of ran arriving. now there's long-term indications it will be a change in the weather pattern. enjoy what we have now because after the next storm on tuesday and wednesday, it will turn

colder and maybe a signal of what the upcoming winter could bring us. stay tuned. right now here kim brown with the thumbs down on cold traffic. >> reporter: thumbs up on the warm temperatures and we are looking good on the roadways. 95 through the southern portion of baltimore county at 195, traffic is flowing freely. all lanes are opened no problem north or southbound. white marsh from the top side, you will encounter minor delays a couple accidents. one up in finksburg at route 140 and dd road. police are there. taking the bw parkway southbound, an accident right there at 197 in laurel. it blocks the left lane of the traffic gets by to the right, but expect delays through the area. jammy, back to you. our certified financial planter with plenty of news. how are you dale. >> fantastic. >> i love this question. everybody wants this answered. we seem to have had a good run last month or september, now the election is over, are we likely

to see a year in sell off? >> from august, august and july and really from may 4 was a tough period for the markets. we are up 17% from that down period in august. and the catalyst for that have been number one, a positive political environment perceived by the markets. number two, good check news, and three, the quantitative easing that the fed announced in pumping more money into the system. all these moved them up and corporate earnings were phenomenal. they came in at a record pace. what we are looking for now is where's the next catalyst? we are going through a period where earnings are leaving us, we will have bad unemployment news and there he the potential for the market to dip in here or trade within you know a range until we get the next cast lift forward. >> what is holding the market hostage. the tax cuts? if the republicans get in and want the tax cuts to stay with us, what does that do to the

market. >> most of our analyst are perreceiving an extension of the bush tax cuts for possibly two years. it means things would stay status quo and corporations and individuals are waiting to see the results of the tax impacts will be because they certainly affect business decisions with the a cash on hand in corporations. they may be holding back in hiring or holding back in the number of ways before deploying the cash to advance the businesses and taxes can be a big part of it. >> you saw the headlines after the election. tim geithner's job may be in jeopardy. will that have an impact. >> the administration is changing. as you often see obama may move closer to the center and become more pro business from my standpoint look at economics in the market might be ben tigs. >> is the market building in for this month down the road or just waiting for the first time to wait and see what happens. >> markets are always ahead. when we saw the results pop in september, and beginning of september, that was predicting

an election results on november 4th. so, very often a month, two months, three months in advance, the market is predicting so to speak what's going to happen. >> all right. >> so this run up is good. >> he will know what happens before it happens. dale horn here every wednesday. thanks for your question heather. megan. >> thanks, guys. can you tell me mow to get to sesame street? dale horn knows. you heard the song for years, but today it's a very big day for the children's hit series. what the muppets on sesame street are celebrating. plus, they try to gather the news not be a part of it. however one tv crew found themselves on the other end of the camera when a memorial service took a violent turn.

6:25. entertainment news. funny lady betty white can add forest ranger to her list of achievements. 88-year-old actress best known for her roles on the golden girls and mary tyler more show was made a hob rare -- honorary forest ranger she will says as

a little girl she wanted to be a ranger but women at the time were not allowed. she looks great until the hat. >> she looks great without one. tonight is country music's biggest night. you can catch it all here on abc2. it's the 44th annual country music awards and they will abe nounseded tonight. oscar winning actress gwyneth paltrow debuts the singing skills in front of the world. she plays a alcohol country singer along with tim mcgraw. she will perform a song from the movie. the entertainer of the year. lady ann bella. brad paysly did i say keith lendard? -- leonard? keith urban. tune in tonight at eight to see all the perform and and see who wins. >> it's november 10th. richard sherer's birthday but also on this day in 1969.

>> they should make a puppet after him. on this day in 1969, sesame street made the tt many v debutch the show would teach generations of young children the alphabet, how to count. it went onto become the most widely viewed children's program in the world. it's aired in more than 120 countries. and, since we are talking about birthdays, happy healthy birthday to bill sank from parkville e turns 75 -- -- he turns 85 today. he has been married for 63 years to his wife janet and he is an amateur wine maker winning many awards for his wine. we -- we would like to try some. he is a retired civil engineer and his girls debbie, terry and cat and son-in-law joe want to wish bill sank a happy 85th birthday. >> he grew up watching hitchard -- richarch that's great. and are you having a birthday?

we want to know all about it. send us a short e-mail and an attached photo to morning show at wmar.com. you've heard it before. someone walks into a bar. >> and this version it's a deer and there's no punch lines. a baltimore rain running back comes under fire after a twitter message. i will have more on ray rice's tweet. what can i get you?

i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure. decaf or regular? regular. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream please! (announcer) when other toppings are made with hydrogenated oil, the real dairy cream in reddi wip's sure an easy choice. nothing's more real than reddi wip. fork or spoon?