and frederick. you can see three cars involved, one sideways. the injuries are still checking out but we don't see ambulances there. slow going westbound and eastbound. take a look. they got the rubber necks going. this happened about 20 minutes ago. irene warner is stuck in traffic. she said what's going on. the traffic is not moving. we'll keep an eye on this throughout the day. back to you, kelly. we're going to take a look at tonight's top stories, vandals have struck again destroying too many -- tombstones at st. john's cemetery. st. john's roman catholic church can no longer pay for the damage. if the suspects are caught they could face felony charges. some parents in the sunset

beach neighborhood in pasadena were upset after learning that candy was being handed out at the home of a registered sex offender. the home did nothing illegal. students at towson emergency were sent emergency text messages this afternoon saying a man with a gun was on campus. it turned out the man was a student with a toy gun. he was an acting student who was walking across campus. weather wise, things are pretty nice and clear. just a few clouds in the sky as we check out the entire state from the beach to the mountains, few clouds passing by. we're set for a nice clear evening. looks like a nice evening to take a scrg or fire up the-- jog or fire up the grill. 55 in hagerstown.

the rest of this evening through the 50s we g mostly clear, pleasant conditions will be the story. the question, of course, will this hold up all weekend, even into the weekend. we talk about that in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. >> a pregnant woman in hawaii is back home with her family tonight but she and her husband are trying to figure out how they got arrested on a routine trip to the grocery store. let's check in with jamie costello. >> reporter: the family walked into this grocery store in their honolulu neighborhood but nicole who was 30 weeks pregnant felt faint and picked up a sandwich and started eating it. they checked out and forgot about the sandwich. as they were leaving a security guard asked for a rereceipt and pointed -- receipt that she

hadn't paid. he is said she offered to pay with cash but the store manager called limits she and her husband were in handcuffs and the child was taken into custody by child protective service. >> when they said they with take her because we would be arrested, i couldn't believe this because i had forgotten to pay for the sandwich and she has never been away from us for that long. >> reporter: 18. they were released on bai. nicole ended up posting about it on a website. safeway released two statements first saying they are aware of the incident and are reviewing it. a second statement said it appears we may not have handled it in the best possible way. the family will fight the

shoplifting charge. a woman in new york city is in the hospital after being crushed by a falling shopping cart. someone pushed the card and is now -- cart and is now in yesterday. yesterday herman cain was on the hot seat. today it's rick perry. we'll tell you what he said that's bringing unwanted attention.

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a 47-year-old woman is in critical condition at a hospital in new york city have the two boys dropped a shopping cart on her from four floors up. the woman was at the store buying candy for a local community center. the two 12-year-old boys who were caught on video were arrested and charged with assault. some scary moments for the crew and passengers on a flight that had to mick an emergency landing in warsaw, poland, the landing gear failed, so they had to bring it down without any, causing sparks to fly. crews doused the plane with water. no injuries were reported. a woman and her baby were

lucky when her car got stuck on railroad tracks in missouri. the officer's dashboard cam caught the whole thing and got the mom and baby just seconds. the woman ended up failing a sobriety test and was arrested. the baby is now staying with a family member. we've been telling you to let us know when you need help, a neighborhood plagued by potholes. and you know your credit rating is going to get dinged if you're late on payments but what about parking tickets? we'll tell you what some cities are doing.

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several banks are back off of plans to charge fees for using debit cards. some charged as much as $5 a month. it mae get people to -- may get people to start thinking local. >> reporter: nationwide credit unions have seen a spike as old big bank customers are getting disgusted after being charged to use their own cash. some of the tallest and most impressive buildings are banks. this building said they've got money, money to buy homes and businesses, for that shiny sports car and name stadiums, but he likes the bank not because they have money but

because, well, they're nice. >> customer service. they're nice. fax your paperwork if you need it done. the service is good. friendly people. they know you. >> reporter: customer service can go a long way to make customers say with any business. they may have heard that after bank of america backed off of debit card fees. sun trust out of atlanta is refunding some of its fees. the disgust with big banks and big fees are making people look local. >> last year alone our credit unions in maryland and the district of columbia saved maryland and d.c. families more than $200 million. that was because of low fees, no fees and really competitive rates on the loan products. >> reporter: this of it as a

shop local for financial products instead of produce. they offer most of the same services as the large banks, online banking, business and auto loans. the one thing they all offer is lower to no fees to use your own money. >> most have a free checking account option. if you do mick an error in your callation and have an overdraft that fee is going to be at least $10 cheaper than at the larger banks. >> reporter: if a credit union isn't your cup of tea there are community banks. they offer a few more services. before changing anything around when it comes to your finances, it's best to shop around for the best deal. >> thanks a lot, rosie. abc2 continues to work for

you with our series click to fix. a viewer contacted abc2 news charry crowson about a problem right in front offer that home. >> reporter: we were first contacted by debbie free man in dundalk. word is the road would wash out following a strong rain, creating sinkholes. this are pics taken after the october 19th storm. you condition seat gashes -- see the gashes and gaping holes. it leaves no signs of problems until a second lock reveals roadwork patches are everywhere. >> driving is a nightmare. >> reporter: debbie freeman has lived there for years and can't remember when it wasn't a problem. >> we have elderly people here, children here. it's a nice quiet neighborhood

and they're ignoring the problem. this should not look like this for months and years on end. >> reporter: freeman said the problem never goes away. it takes a good rain for it to -- for the holes to return. >> when the holes get really, really deep, it causes problems to cars. >> reporter: katherine says she's lived here for three decades and remembers voicing her concerns. >> i went to a meeting and they told us they were going to put curbs and fix our street and nothing has been done. >> the more recent one was due to a sewer break. that resulted in us doing a sewer repair. i understand there's another sinkhole there now. that's resulting in an investigation to find out the cause. >> reporter: the county is

weighing options for a permanent fix but debbie freeman said she's heard all of this before and isn't optimistic. >> i'll be honest with you. if this happened in towson it would be fixed in a heart beat. i guess because we're in dundalk, the area is being ignored. >> reporter: we'll cope a close eye on the road and ask residents to continue sending in photos. if you've got a problem you want us to check out, you can email mow at c crowson at wmar.com. charry crow -- charley crowson, abc2news.com. >> all right. it is a clean sweep out on maryland's most powerful radar,

sunshine all day. temperatures pretty comfortable. 4 in -- 48 in oakland. 55 dulles. reagan international 58. winds five to 10. with the air temps pretty comfortable. humidity levels around 40%, 50%. you can see the storm that pulled offshore still prierling a few -- spiraling in a few clouds. offshore we see a little bit of rain but it's well offshore like cape cod, massachusetts, through maryland, most of the east coast, dry conditions, sunny skies. a big area of high pressure. that will keep our weather rather nice before we get another weather maker. right now temperatures cooler not northeastern part of the country. that's for sure. temperatures building across the south and middle part of the

country. 71 memphis. 72 in -- in montgomery county. our future trend showing very little activity. temperatures up around 60. thursday looks awfully nice and clear. you see the area of rain. that could get in here early friday. a quick look at the tropics looking all clear. so right now looks like hurricane soap son ending on a what quiet know. overnight 34. 58 tomorrow under sunny skies. then as we go into tomorrow night, temperatures drop to 36, clear and dry. check out the seven-day forecast. the trend is going to be for some comfortable mild days weekend we'll call for cooler conditions, a slight chance for rain on friday, kelly

but not a bad outlook. we're starting november a lot nicer than we finished october. >> there's no snow on saturday. >> it's always nice to see that not be there. let's talk about some politics now. in tonight's democracy 2012, rick perry and herman cain are dominating the presidential headlines but not for reasons they would like to see. so much is going on. where do you start? >> reporter: it starts with where do we start tonight. we have a lot to talk b it's hard to believe it's just tuesday. there's been so much news when it comes to the election cycle. let's start with governor rick perry and that viral video. >> send it in. it's awesome. why not? >> reporter: unusual.

rambling, erratic. a few of the words used to describe a speech perry delivered on friday. >> force the granite state to expand your tax footprint. you know what i mean? like 9% expansion. >> this looked to me like he was a bobblehead. i mean, what was going on. >> the best case scenario, that dude's hammered. >> reporter: the perry campaign responded that the governor is passionate about the issues. then herman cain spent the day playing defense after accusations of sexual harassment from two women who worked for him in the 1990s. cain said he is a target of a smear campaign. >> after 12 hours during the day, many events, many

interviews i was able to gradually recall what happened 12 years ago. i wasn't given the opportunity to think about it for day before i had to start answering questions. >> reporter: politico said they gave his campaign 10 days to respond. that's a difference in the timeline. >> not all the news for herman cain is bad news. >> reporter: no more and more surprises. herman cain's campaign is telling us they brought in a lot of money since monday online, $300,000, which was a very good day for him. >> it's only tuesday. well a republican group is under wart. it got too carried away. an ad featuring a picture of president obama as a zombie with a bullet in his head. the ad was sent to party members

in the leesburg area but the group has since apologized for it. coming up at 6:00, a shooting in front of a north baltimore carry out. what police are trying to do to keep us safe tonight. it's far more common than we realize. why so little is known about a cleft lip. those stories and more coming up at 6:00.

everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation, nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one thing. the gulf's the worlds number one vacation spot.

and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. mississippi has wonderful people, great music, and the beautiful outdoors. louisiana's the best seafood you'll ever eat. shrimp gumbo, crab cakes, etouffee. florida means beautiful beaches and sugar white sands. actually experts agree that the best beaches are here in alabama. which can't compare to a good time on the gulf in mississippi. louisiana fresh catch. florida beaches. alabama beauty. mississippi outdoors. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. i'm glad we got that settled. the down joaps down -- jones

down, the nasdaq down and s&p. have you pride yourself with paying bills on team but have unpaid parking tickets? some cities are taking unpaid tickets and sending them to collection burrows-- bureaus. it has been a tough year financially for most cities who now need those parking fees more than ever. wireless companies are selling your information. apparently, there's little you can do to stop it. how they're making big bucks off your online moves. >> reporter: like it or not, your cell phone company knows where you are what websites you've been to, what apps you download and may be selling them

to third party. verizon wireless' howed people to report it and it adds in a use are's age andend zer and combines that with customer data. to be clear your personal information will not be included. the phone company says that will stay secure. all four national carriers use data to help advertisers reach their targeted audience. at&t and t-mobile are insistence they don't hand over data but they make money boy -- by using it. one advertising consulting firm predicts that local online revenues will to $42 billion in

2015. looks like barnes & noble is poised to release that new tablet. they're getting ready to release it. it will rival amazon's kindle fire. well, a water tower. baltimore county was thinking about building it but it has been put on hold. better waverly is not better tonight, why this location is becoming all too familiar with shootings. students did what you wanted. towson university played it perfectly. are you planning to take money ot of your bank and put it in a credit union? why this saturday you're