there's been a rash of burglaries in the heritage hill area. i'll tell you what police are doing about that. a father gets drunk and take a ride. the four mentally disabled people discovered in a philadelphia basement are speaking out for the first time. we start with breaking traffic news. joppa road is closed. a car and motorcycle collided. one person has been flown to shock trauma. we'll bring you much more information and how it's affecting traffic as soon as the information becomes available. a neighborhood in anne arundel county has had a rash of

burglaries. don harrison shows us what police are doing to handle the break-ins. >> the serenity of the heritage him community has been broken over the past few weeks. since september 20th, five houses have been broken into. some were vacant and others while nobody's home. >> it's scary. i've got three little kids. >> reporter: police are so concerned that they've actually robocalled people in the heritage hill area so they can be aware of it. it's a wakeup call. >> the kids are always out playing. >> our community involvement. they're the first line of defense. we've been made aware of several

incidents. we want people to report anything they see. >> reporter: besides using the reverse 911 call, they're sending disawtionz -- additional officers to the area. police are also taking advantage of the internet. >> social media type of situation. we're alerting people on the internet. >> reporter: joe hooker lives in the area and has a security system. >> people should keep their doors locked tight, and purchase an alarm or dog. >> reporter: in glen burnie, don harrison. >> call 410-222-6135. a frederick man has undergone surgery after a

stabbing in westminster. he is free after posting $25,000 bail after allegedly stabbing dominic miller in the parking lot outside the cinema at 7:00. >> there was some sort of disagreement. an altercation ensued. a man reached into this pocket and got a weapon. >> the victim drove to a local business and called police after the stabbing. we are dry again today and we got sunshine. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. it will stay that way as we go through the rest of the evening. the satellite is streaming in,

moving in from the west. now they're coming in from the south. that's going to be our rain maker as we go into tomorrow. in the meantime temperatures looking pretty good and feeling good. we're in the 70s into annapolis and cambridge, mid-70s. upper 60s into york and hagerstown and we will start to drop into the 60s as we go through the rest of the evening. we will be mostly dry and mostly cloudy. the rain will be moving in and the cooler temperatures are right behind it. i'll tell you when. back to you. a 39-year-old father appeared in court this afternoon facing child lay -- abuse charges for letting his daughter drive him around while he was drunk. >> guess how old the kid was? wait until you see this video that will pop up on the screen. it was 3:00 in the morning. the biggest problem is that she was only nine, nine years old. at 3 in the morning a mankind of

stumbles into a gas station here in detroit. it's clear he has been drinking, but not to worry he brought along a designated driver. >> nine years old. she's driving. i'm drunk. >> reporter: the gas station surveillance video caught them. the clerk told the gas station manager -- >> i was upset about it. i wasn't happy with the fact that someone would allow their daughter to drive them around. >> reporter: someone else called 911 and said the girl was driving pretty good. >> a 7-year-old girl is driving it and her dad is drunk and he's the passenger. >> reporter: when police pulled the driver over, she was sitting

on a booster seat. >> she explained he let her drive before. >> reporter: which is why the driver seemed surprised when the officer asked how old she was. >> she said nine and asked the officer why he was pulling her over, that he is was driving pretty good. >> reporter: show was by -- she was by a gas tank. the father has been charged with second and fourth-degree child abuse. the four mentally disabled adults found in a philadelphia basement are speaking out for the first time. what they're sharing with investigators and why police are looking for more victims. >> a father's idea of punishment landed him in custody.

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investigators in philadelphia are trying to find victims after four mentally disabled adults were found chained in a basement. the victims told police they

weren't sure how long they had been held captive. police believe they may have been moved many times over a year's period. one spoke for the very first time today. >> i have a birthday coming up friday and i didn't even know it was coming up. i'll be 42 years old. >> one of the three people charged was previously convicted of murder after starving a man to death in a closet in the 1980s. police said the scheme was to steal their social security money. a man used a sword to punish his daughter. the daughter managed to text a friend who called police for her. the teen said her father decided to put her in renaissance aged body armor with a shield and forced her to fight him for two

hours. in lubbock, texas, they're no longer fighting wildfires but a dust storm. power lines fell. buildings were damaged and several roads blocked by falling trees. the airport was also damaged. people were asked to stay off the roads while the storm blew through. most of the republican presidential candidate also square off in their eighth debate but one candidate is sitting things out and binge drinking isn't good for your body and it's not good for the country either. why alcohol could be a problem for america.

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fund-raiser to fight breast cancer. it takes place this sunday october 23rd. this year if you're not race, you can actually watch our coverage live. we'll be streaming it live on our mobile site. how cool is that. all right. so it was another nice day to be outside, maybe do some walking or yard work. temperature at 71. the humidity is 47%. the winds are out of the east. the barometer is holding steady. in mt. ari today nothing but blue sky. we have a few clouds trying to stream in more than yesterday, but all in all still a day that was full of sunshine. we saw more of the same. blue skies, high clouds, cirrus clouds trying to move.

we could see a letful afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. it will stay that way as we go through the rest of the evening and give way to rainfall across the area. some of this could be heavy at times. the details will come up. highs today 75 at the inner harbor. what is it, october 18th. we'll take that well above average. 72 degrees into annapolis. 77 for a hi into cambridge. so, yes, definitely a nice treat. as we go into tomorrow, things will fall temperature wise. 67 degrees into federal hill. we'll see the clouds, raining come from the clouds. phelps point 66 degrees. satellite and radar already picking up on the clouds trying to stream in from the west. you can see it moving in from the south. this southern stream, that's where we'll get the rain from we have an area of low pressure. with that coming in from florida, lots of tropical moisture. we'll be getting the wrote weather in here. this will be in tandem with an

upper level low. you can see this frontal boundary splitting the two but we will be seeing lots of moisture and feeling lots of moisture as we go through tomorrow. future trend picking up on what i'm talk bsmght things still looking good, looking dry. we'll have a few more clouds as we go through the rest of the evening. by tomorrow morning, 3:00, 4:00, we'll get wet weather working its way. we'll see the heaviest rain off to the east, more along the eastern shore. your rush hour will be a wet one. still maybe a few scattered showers hovering across the area. by thursday morning i'm going to keep a few showers in but things dry out nicely, especially last we hit the weekend. overnight temperature coming in about 57 degrees. clouding. the rain will come towards morning. tomorrow 67, the rain heavy at times and windy conditions. tomorrow night 53 with showers possible. it will be breezy.

the wind also pick up. as we dry out, you can see the temperatures falling, plenty of sunshine on friday, but it will be a chilly one. as we go into the weekend the race looks nice, temperature at 63 degrees with plenty of sunshine into next week. back to you. >> thanks a lot, lynette. tonight the republican presidential candidates will be out west. hot button issues, the economy and we have a preview. tell us what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: i want to point out where we are. this is the venetian hotel. this is where the debate will be taking place. today is like game day. the candidates know they have to show up to play tonight. the next debate will not be until november, so whatever they say tonight is going to stick. it was built from the ground up over the past few days.

it's where seven candidates will have two hours to prove they're fit to take over the country. >> reporter: with his catchy 999 phrase, herman cain need as standout performance to keep him in the headlines. >> people want to see the person they're going to vote for potentially in a presidential role. so far herman cain has been a side show. >> reporter: mitt romney opens up campaign headquarters in nevada, familiar territory where he attracts strong mormon support. then there are those candidates who are trying to regain some momentum, namely texas governor rick perry who admits he is not the strongest debater. >> he was oddly passive at the last debate. i think he needs to come on strong. the reason you've seen him sink in the polls, people looked at him and he was less than

expected. >> reporter: what we've seen is how the candidates perform will be reflected in the polls throughout the week, so we'll be looking at that. >> thank you for the report. president obama, not in debate mode, but he is on the campaign trail. a truck caring the sound equipment was parked at a virginia hotel when someone stole it and everything inside. the president was scheduled to visit tomorrow but nothing confidential inside. the truck was recovered. the money spent at the baltimore grand prix didn't come close to predictions. then we'll talk about financial literacy. i'm jamie costello. those stories, plus a lot more. here's a preview of world news with diane sawyer. coming up on world news,

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it's not homeowner yet, but walmart rolled out the christmas items. they can pick up the items now and lay them away. you can't lay them away an black

friday and gifts have to be at least $15. there's a $5 charge. we all know that binge drinking can be bad for the health. the centers of disease control and prevention said heavy drinking cost the u.s. almost $224 billion in 2006. 72% of the costs were from lost productivity, but healthcare expenses also accounted for 11% of that. the head of baltimore county is getting bumped up for this week's komen race for the cure, how you can still get involved. that's coming up at 6:00 which starts for you right now. we believe the remains are william mcquain. >> a mother is gone. now her son joins her. police are certain they have found the 11-year-old who they

have been looking for for two weeks. baltimore police say they are looking for this man who they say raped a young teenager in east baltimore. should the state raise the gas tax to pay for more infrastructure like roads and bridges. the governor says yes. the tea party conservatives say no. police believe they have found the body of a missing 11-year-old. kelly swoop is back. >> they did find the body of 11-year-old william mcquain. he has been -- had been missing since september 30th. his remains were found north of german town where he was last seen. an amber alert was issued after his mother jane mcquain was found beaten and stabbed to death in her apartment. the clothes on