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we fall through the low 60s down into the 50s. rainy and breezy. we will talk about how much more rain is due in and when the sun comes out ahead. >> thank you. with wet weather in the area that can be hard on the ride home. jamie from the interactive news center with a look at the roads. >> 5:00 you are out the door and have to get to the other side of the world to pick up your kids. here we are on hartford. we are moving pretty good. i will go down the line. you can do this at home and before you leave the office. that is starting to clear out a little bit. live traffic cameras as you leave the city, 395, again all the lanes are rolling, nobody is stopped in traffic here despite the weather.

on the westside of the beltway as always slow going but all things considered with the rain and everybody trying to get out it's not to bad. if you want to be in the weather, you want to know what's going on just get onto abc 2news.com and click on the traffic and you will find the maps. >> thank you. we have the live cameras, we have the weather app for the i- phone or i-pad. with that you can plan around the storms and get the hour by hour forecast or the seven day forecast you can have it right there in the palm of your hand. join the weather app crowd to know when to grab the umbrella or rain coats or boots. just head to the website. you can find the free weather app link there on the site. a strange the wife of a

man accused of trying to assassinate the saudi ambassador is speaking out. fbi agents interviewed his wife about what she may have known about the alleged plot. >> my children and i are under a lot of stress right now because of this situation. we don't have nothing to do with it. >> the suspect is being held without bail in new york. the justice department said he and another man working for the iranon government tried to hire a member of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack. the underwear bomber pled guilty to trying to bring down a flight over detroit. the s facing eight charges including conspiracy to commit terrorism. he planned to set off a explosive device in his underwear on board a christmas flight in 2009. he said the attack was revenge

for the killing of muslims worldwide. ikea is recalling 51,000 children's folding tents. the steel wire frame of the tent can apparently break, causing the sharp wire ends to stick out through the fabric. so far one person has been hurt. the recall affects the brand name d usa and ikea. for more information you can call ikea. sony recalling $1.6 million of flat panel tvs because of a faulty part that may cause them to melt or catch fire. the company recalled the lcd tvs after a september incident in which a customer noticed a small fire and smoke. 11 incidents have been reported in japan since 2008. nobody has been hurt. there haven't been any reports of overheating outside of japan

but the recalls will be announced here in the united states also. and sony has had another run in with computer hackers. they staged a massive attempt to access user accounts on the playstation network and other services. the second major attack this year. sony temporarily locked out about 93,000 accounts and sent them password reset instructions. no credit card data was threatened. move over 410, maryland is getting a new area code. 667 will now represent parts of maryland. the new code will start to be added in march. it affects 410 and 443 areas. it'll represent central and southern maryland as well as the eastern shore. that includes baltimore, baltimore county as well as hartford and howard plus those east of the bay. the reason, they had exhausted the number its numbers under

the old codes. many states struggling to deal with budget issues, one state is receiving flack tonight for one of its cut backs. why some are saying leaders in kansas took it to far. we will explain. and atm skimming is on rise. we are working with tips you it take to protect your identity. >> plus a shocking elimination on dancing with the stars last night. we have the wrap up when we come back.

. important warning tonight. seems like no matter where you shop, financial experts and government agents say atm skimming is a big problem. it's on the rise. the gear being used now is more high end than ever and you will

find the latest stat shocking. we are working for you asking security experts for details at how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: maury uses her debit card from everything from groceries to gas. >> my husband went to get gas and the card was denied. we knew we had money. >> reporter: a quick call to the bank and they learned more than $400 was gone. >> it was at zero. we didn't know how to pay the bills. >> reporter: her bank believes she was a victim of skimming. it happens when someone steals your debit or credit card's strip data. it can happen during routine atm transactions, false card readers and hidden wireless cameras are used by robbers to swipe the bank account information and pin numbers. >> down load that information and they will have it and they will go create a fake card. >> reporter: or they will sell the information online. curt is with the electronic funds transfer association and

said theft from atm skimming now tops one billion dollars a year. according to the united states secret service the number of attacks is on the rise. one reason why, today's skimming devices like this fake card reader are increasingly high end. >> it's a well done crime something that looks just like that which you would normally use when you swipe the card. >> reporter: some can be attached to the outside of an atm or a gas pump. >> we didn't notice anything. >> reporter: consumers aren't held liable for losses but it's support to play detective. start by preforming an inspection. check the card reader to ensure its security. >> look for anything unusual, anything that's out of the

ordinary, signs like tape sticking out of the portion of the atm or the pin pad or tape residue or glue residue where something has been applied. >> reporter: then look around, scan the ceiling and any brochure racks. >> wireless cameras above the atm, inside. >> reporter: to protect your pin number cup your hand over the key pad. >> protects you against shoulder surfers and against what the skimming bad guise capture on the video cameras >> reporter: file a fraud report if you are skimmed right. that's what lourie did. l. >> we know someone could do it again. >> reporter: this is such a serious problem the electronic funds transfer association started a task force to help deal with the problem. its working with the secret service, adt said many financial institutions are

beginning to buy anti skimming devices. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> take a look at this shot downtown. the harbor camera, wet roads, always just seems to make the traffic worse does it not? yeah, it's one of those october days, the rain coming n the cooler air, 63 now, out at pwi. humidity up close to 100% and the rain and -- one chilly breeze blowing out there if you are outside for any length of time. the radar, pretty good wave of rain making its way out of howard county, now getting clearing here but still heavy showers across baltimore county, up through carroll and heavy to moderate showers in northern hartford and clearing, some clearing toward glenn burney and the northern half of

the county. statewide, we will bring it out just a little bit. you can see less rain now down to the dc area and the south. perhaps after that wave of rain we will get more scattered hit and miss showers, the rest of the overnight. not a lot to write home act. cloudy conditions over the harbor. giving it a little time l aps e of the weather in motion across the harbor and mount eerie same deal, gray skies skies and -- a murky sky, gray but at least bright fall colors on the tree. always have to find the bright spot. the numbers to the north and west. upper 50s, oakland, york, that's chilly. ocean city still near 70 so a contrast temperature wise act a ten to 15-degree temperature range from west to east. highest numbers just after midnight in most cases, we did have a 24 hour temperature, 72

cambridge. 60s most of the rest of the state. rain continues to pump in out of the south but i think we will get a reprieve here across most of the baltimore area, just countries example lightly scattered showers, more rain to the west. back down to the -- a new cold front and this main storm system that's hit the big wave of rain, it's still sitting there over the north carolina, south carolina border and this rain will continue to be kind of sent up from the low pressure area. its cool arias a result of that rain cooling as well and the trend is not for rapid clearing at all. tonight more hit and miss showers, cloudy and into the day thursday, still more rain around, finally friday some clearing, most of the rain should be north but we could get hit and miss showers early in the day on friday. 58, rain source tonight. tomorrow two degree guarantee. 72 but rain will be likely,

overcast and foggy down to 60 tomorrow night and the seven day forecast again, the outlook is for temperatures to be cool and pleasant this weekend with sun around. that will be better. >> thank you. >> carson has the lowest judge's scores but fans kept him. he now gets to dress up for another theme week. last night's elimination was a shocker. after three impressive dances the singer couldn't hold on. we have all the highlights last night's dancing with the stars. >> reporter: china phillips was considered a top contender but after votes got put in, she and her partner got the bad news it was over. here is the good news. because of dancing she is very

happy to make a sizable donation to an orphanage she supports. >> we are building a dorm for them, a 60 bedroom dorm. it'll house them, feed them, clothe them, educate them, the $60,000 will make a huge difference for them. >> reporter: still the elimination was upsetting and not just to china and tony. >> the favorites go home, the -- some people are required to do something slightly okay and it's going to be blown up and be looked at like that was amazing, you are incredible and then some who are incredible only have a small problem and everybody says see see see you made a mistake you're out. >> reporter: and from china's husband. >> heart breaking to see her go through this and i know she feels like she let tony down. >> reporter: the show as they

say must go on and it'll next week with an 80s theme. >> she wants me to shake my hips. >> no, have you to move them slowly. >> whatever. >> and grind on me. >> we will figure it out. >> do you remember the 80s? >> i was busy crying. >> that is -- that is horrible. >> look. >> >> reporter: this competition is far from over. eight couples return for week five on monday night. los angeles, abc news. >> it's breast cancer awareness month and from city hall to the ravens everything is going pink. today was no exception down at the hospital. construction workers and pink hard hats formed a giant ribbon. why they left the job site to form this human piece of art work. and a rare condition researchers are trying to learn more about. how it affects some people in

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. tonight's health alert, folic acid is good for a child's language development taking while pregnant reduces language delay problems. studies find women who took other supplements saw no drops. they may protect against other disorders as well. and vitamin e may raise a man's risk of prostate cancer. research tracked the health of more than 35,000 men for five-

years. those who took high doses of the vitamin were more likely to develop prostate cancer even after they quit taking the pills. the findings . ♪ [ music ] >> everybody is getting in to the think pink mode from the newsroom to construction sites and today the pool and kent corporation, john hopkins hospital and employees joined in the fight against breast cancer. they wore pink hard hats showing support for family, friends and colleagues affected by the decease. a two time survivor said everybody is a effected. >> just having the support of all these guys wearing their hats and showing that they support me, they support everybody else and they also want to get the message out to their wives and that it can happen to them and they need to

follow the screenings. >> they were pretty creative. the workers created an amazing piece of art work with their pink hats by forming a human pink ribbon. the organizers say they wanted to give a call to action for breast cancer protection and screening. that's cool. we are thinking pink here all month as we get ready for the komen race for the cure. it's in hunt valley so join us, we will be live from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. as we partner with komen for the huge fundraiser. this year's race and walk will happen on sunday october 23rd and it's not to late to get involved and register. just head to the website and you can also head to komenmd.org. we have a special section dedicated to breast cancer support, research and awareness. lue find it right there on the website. here is something to keep in mind the next time you head

to the bedroom. sex can be forgettable or mind blowing but for some it's both. according to a new study, sex can make you forgetful. researchers say it's a rare condition where a person's memory suddenly disappears after sex. they aren't sure why it happens. people with it have no side effects. the memory usually return was in a few hours. i guess that could be a good thing or a bad thing. a massachusetts family couldn't solve a corn maze and decided to phone a friend, the police. we will have more on their puzzling rescue. plus, a florida bus aid is in big trouble tonight after getting to a fight with a student and it was all caught on tape.