here is the guy that created that millions of people just love and feel happy about and good about. >> you read about ipad or iphone and mac book pro. the man responsible for all those devices now gone. >> and something that needs to stop. bullying. what's happening now in

maryland, happening today between students and politicians and ceo's trying to bring an end to it. we'll take a look at that. let's get right to it on this thursday and get a check of the forecast. >> check this out. chilly stuff this morning. one of many spots that have dropped in the last hour or two. now, the humidity up there, 98%. there may be areas of patchy fog. october is our fog month as those longer nights allow us to cool down. 50 right now in baltimore. widespread across the area. around the bay most places are near 50. although we have some 30s showing up like york pa at 38. for the day, we expect plenty of sunshine, light winds but a little cooler than yesterday. a good looking day to be outside. we've got plenty more beyond this. let's check out the traffic now

with tanya. >> good morning. we do have some signal problems. let's take a look at 95, this is at 175. no issues to report here. we do have an incident at 32 and 175. we have traffic building on the outer loop, that's to the right of your screen. it is moving though. because of the light track, drive times are doing fine. outer loop traveling bellaire to providence, six minutes and seven minutes between 795 and 70. when news broke yesterday that apple cofounder and ceo, former ceo steve jobs died, this is what happened. craig is standing by with more on the legacy jobs leaves behind. >> reporter: well, steve jobs

is best known as the entrepreneur who changed music and mobile phones. he died last night at the age of 56 after a long battle with panee attic cancer -- with pancreatic cancer. he'll be remembered best as the creative genius behind the ipad, iphone and ipad. in 2008 jobs announced he was battling pancreatic cancer. in 2009 he received a liver transplant. in august he stepped down as ceo of the company. fans from los angeles to sidney, outside one shop mourners laid candles and flowers and an apple and an ipod touch in a makeshift memorial. his partner says he remembers jobs as well as the mourners out

there. apple issued a statement saying the company is planning a celebration of life for jobs. steve jobs was surrounded by his immediate family when he passed away. news around the nation. more than 300 police officers are searching for a missouri baby who vanished from a home earlier this week. she was last seen on monday night. her father discovered the child was missing when she came home from work early tuesday evening. police say the irwins are not considered suspects. south florida has now schoolhouse rocked by vandals and they did it in their bathing suits. you can see three taking a quick dip in the pool before taking a leisurely stroll. then they vandal lylesed the girls locker room and also broke some windows.

some amazing video of a train versus a dump truck. this is what the accident looked like from inside that train. another angle shows the train pushing the truck onto a sidewalk. you can see people narrowly escaping being hit. a third view from inside shows the impact from the accident. 15 people had to be treated for injuries. don't be startled if you see charlie sheen knocking on your door in a few weeks. pretty good chance he won't be looking for the tiger blood. he just wants candy. a look at some of the best halloween costumes. a lot of adults, they may be want to go buy this costume. where this halloween may be a rough one on anthony weiner. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get.

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looks like parts of california are bypassing fall and going straight into winter. this video is from a ski resort near lake tahoe.

about four inches of snow fell overnight. ski resorts don't open until closer to thanksgiving, but it could be a good base for some skiing come thanksgiving time. >> that's truckee, california. snowshoe, west virginia, got nine inches over the weekend. so they have some catching up to do. we have got nothing like that. essex will be talking maybe some snow. i'll be at essex elementary school later on this morning. very excited to have a little chat about the weather and hopefully get more of those kids involved in our win for a change contest to see how fast they can blow the winds, raise some money for the cool kids campaign. maryland's most powerful radar on the southeast corner of the beltway. around the entire beltway region, we're looking mighty quiet. temperatures ranging from 45 in millersville, 44 bellaire to keatonsville. some pockets of cooler air held

in here. you have definitely the milder stuff along the bay. overall we've got ourselves a look with sunshine today, as temperatures get back up to 68 degrees. our two degree guaranteed high, then we'll build back into the 70s. hang tight. we'll have that extended outlook in a moment. mta says bus and rail services are on time. we do have an accident reported 295 northbound at 198. the left lane is blocked so stay to the right. no issues to report northbound, that's pretty light traffic there. 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel. bore 4 is closed northbound, but we do not see a delay there just yet. as it is starting to seem a bit more like fall, that means halloween is just around the

corner. retailers stocking up, your child has already changed his or her mind about four times about which costume they want to wear. what character will you see most this year? seems like charlie sheen is the winning design. the actor topped the list of this year's most popular halloween costumes for adults. you can also buy a shirt featuring the popular catch phrase winning in the same price. lady gaga is also a big seller for the year. jersey shore cast mates are also popular, but i guess snooky is going to be the winner. angry bird will be a good one to choose from as well. well, remember this guy. he was the hottest scandal in d.c. for about five months ago when he was sexting some of his female companions. it's also going to be one of the hottest hollywood costumes.

include the 20-dollar pair of boxers that come with accessories. if you can't get to manhattan to pick up that mask, they do have a website. leave the boxer shorts at home. we know you're upset about the charges from bank of america. what they'll do to your debit card. while people are signing petitions and shopping at other banks, we haven't heard from bank of america about in idea until now. what the ceo is saying this morning. that's straight ahead.

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good morning, bob, thank you for joining us. first of all, tell us about what is going on today. >> this is an important day. it brings together two key issues. the prevention of bullying and the parent involvement. there's no worse thing with regard to preventing bullying than for people to be quiet. witnesses, victims, if you see it, you need to report it.

>> reporter: what do you think of the folks gathering to show support? >> we're honored to host them today. >> they've done a lot of good things in regards to bullying prevention. they have a student-led group called step up. >> you're going to join us in the 6:00 hour. we'll talk to bob more coming up in the 6:00 hour, this event kicks off here at the high school. bank of america is now refusing to engage publicly with customers over the fee coming to your debit card but

they will have a petition against them today. bank of america announced they would charge $5 a month to use the credit card and already petitions are circulating. there's more than 100,000 signatures pledging to leave the bank. >> bank of america needs that money in order to stay on. >> the fee is for the service provided. >> the customers have taken their anger to facebook and twitter. they believe it won't hurt their bottom line. we love the ravens, but more and more americans are jumping on board. they jumped to number 5 on the favorite american teams.

dallas cowboys is first, the least favorite are the jacksonville jaguars. the ravens do not play this week, they're on a biweek. if you're looking to unwind after work, head to the beer week. the first at 6:00 at rams head live. it's beer by local breweries. it includes beer tasting and live music. for more, head to baltimore beer week.com. it is breast cancer awareness month and we're now thinking pink. stephanie rawlings-blake will be there. a special part of our web site is now designated to breast

cancer and events. you can find stories about the fight against the horrible disease. the race for the cure is coming up, there's still plenty of time to register, log onto our web site. a nice morning to get out for a job. we'll check out some neighborhood temperatures. right now we'll check out the region, some 40s surrounding us and the pockets of chilly air to the northwest. it warms up in response to high pressure. look at the clouds on the end. the bookends. the departing storm. if you see it on the wide screen circulating, we have high pressure in control over ontario and quebec. it helped to push in some slightly cooler weather than yesterday. will we hit 76 degrees?

we'll probably scale it back 5- 8 degrees today and a warmup building in with the winds shifting over the weekend. we're on the cooler side today. patchy fog and some clouds building into the valley to the west, we're looking at cloud- free skies for not only today but the duration of the weekend into next week and things could get interesting. 68, that's our guaranteed high. that's below the normal of 70. tonight could be interesting because of the fact that we will be clear and crisp with a low humidity dew point. there could be some 30s and frost. that's possible. build it back into the low 70s tomorrow. upper 70s on saturday, sunday could approach 80 degrees and the low 80s could last through monday and tuesday and then some rain tries to approach. we are still cleaning up an

accident with injuries. 295 northbound at 198 is in the left lane. stay to the right if you can. looking at the beltway on the northwest side south of 795. no issues reported. we have delays because of signal problems, northbound and southbound are both close, we'll see a back up, 83 southbound 5 minutes. outer loop bel-air to providence. a ton of speculation, sarah palin makes it official, she's not running for the white house. what helped her to make the final decision.

gabrielle giffords is there for her husband. you're watching good morning maryland. we'll be right back.

. people in love with their apple iphones, they're paying their online represents to steve jobs following the news of his death. steve jobs dead at 56. don't expect to see sarah palin in the 2012 election. she's not running for president. she's receiving calls seeking her endorsement as well as her campaigning advice. ten months after the shooting, gabrielle giffords is returning to the nation's capital. she will attend the retirement for her husband mark kelly. coming up, what sales analyst say may put a damper on spending for the holiday season. he may have the craziest

halloween display but he's using it far good cause. we'll have the latest coming up.

. a leader who created many must-have products is now dead. we look back at the legacy of steve jobs. what the protesters want you to hear and why they will be here for a long time. >> reporter: a fight against bullying kicks off in anne arundel county today. more on the national campaign coming up. good morning, maryland. before we get to the forecast, a special shout