or possibly this guy. or maybe it was this guy. i don't know. >> love, jimmy kimmel. >> that's so good. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> be sure to stay with us for "good morning america." thanks again for watching, everybody. have a great friday. and enjoy the weekend. . now good morning maryland" at 4:30. firefighters make a startling discovery in northwest baltimore. what they found after putting out a fire. >> reporter: there's controversy over a high school sporting event. i am sherrie johnson live at perry hall high school. i will have the story coming up. it's national bank transfer day. find out why this could mean big business for smaller banks and credit unions coming up. it's friday, november 4th. good morning i am charley

crowson and happy purple friday. you made it to the weekend but what's the weather outlook? let's start with meteorologist justin berk. >> it's look mighty mild. we have cloudy skies and the storm passing to the south. temperatures we have official 50 in baltimore. 43 in easton. 47 back towards hagerstown. oddly enough the coldest temperature in maryland right now in ocean city is 37 but that's because of the clear skies most of the night. and they have the best chance of rain there's the rain southern virginia. you can pretty much draw a line south of quantico towards richmond driving south is where you will run into the wetness and through the carolinas. we remain cloudy and the official sunrise at 7:37. and then we will be looking for clouds breaking up with some afternoon sun. temperatures actually get their way back into the upper 50s and we will slide back heading towards this evening. the weekend will be cool, but quiet and clearing. we will talk about that next 4:31 somebody this -- on is

friday morning. >> reporter: we have a couple incidents one an accident in the city in the 500 block of macon street. let's look at the beltway. a live look and see how things are moving along in the northeast side a steady flow of traffic in both directions building light right now at old court road near 795. 95 north past keith we have a disabled vehicle in the center lane. you can see the flashing lights there. traffic is able to get by. especially because we have light traffic right now. also, the disabled we had on the inner loop at wilkins is now clear. you can follow us on twitter at maryland traffic is our handle for all the latest accidents and delays. charley, back to you. we begin with a late night fire that happened in the garage of a vacant home in northwest baltimore. when crews arrived, they discovered the garage was not as empty as they thought near the 2700 block of elmer avenue. linda so is in studio with what they found and new video on this friday morning. >> reporter: we learned overnight firefighters found a body inside the burned out

garage. here's new video that came in hours ago. it happened at 5313 elmer avenue in northwest baltimore. it started after 9 last night. when firefighters got there, they found the garage on fire and it was behind a vacant house. once inside, they found the body but they don't know if it's that of a man or woman. this morning investigators are trying to identified person and find out how the fire got started. linda so, abc2 news. we have new information for you this morning on the two alarm fire in harford county. we told you about it at 11 last night. we spoke to the dispatchers overnight who say at least one person now in serious condition after the fire broke out a little before 8 last night on green lane in fallston. the condition of the second victim is unknown at the hour. fire crews rescued both people from the basement. there's no word on the cause of the fire. new details and information in the death of a maryland woman and her son. jane mcquain's estranged

husband is charged with her murder and expected to be charged in the 11-year-old's death. prosecutors say it appears to be over a car. lopez was texting photos of the vehicle in advance of jane going missing and he had come to steal her car for his girlfriend in north carolina. also surveillance video shows lopez's actions during williams final hours. >> it clearly shows him and the child and clearly sees him going in and out of the storage facility and at one point in time after coming from the storage facility, they see a baseball bat in the back seat. >> now authorities believe that baseball bat is the murder weapon used to kill 11-year-old william mcquain. we told you about this yesterday and city police spent yesterday pouring over 170 pages of details about the shooting at the club select back in january. that led to the death of one of their own. a group of independent law enforcement experts came up with 33 recommendations for fixing procedures base on what they thought went -- based on what they thought went wrong.

changes must be made said the mayor. if you want to read the report, head to abc12 news.com and go under the news and click on the scrim tab -- crime tab. the case is still open in the case of christopher cummings. they have upped the reward to 10,000 doars. he was found shot in his off campus apartment in june. trouble in one school yesterday that left one student in the hospital. it happened in the baltimore school a student was foundstabbed in the stomach. the victim was 10th greater and taken to sinai hospital and is in stable condition this morning. city police have a 14-year-old student in custody. another school event is causing a stir in perry hallinvolving around a dance called the bernie a soccer team did the dance after winning a game and it turned out to be the last. education reporter sherrie johnson is in perry hall to

explain. >> reporter: well, the varsity soccer team was supposed to be gearing up for the regional semifinals and that's not going to happen and students are not happy about it. it stems from a dance called the bernie. look here. you've seen ravens player terrell summit ggs do it on the field and they decided to do it after they beat due leany. the principal thought it was taunting the other team and ended the season. and players are simply devastated. >> they are excite and you want to express it and you know, the ravens have done it and it's maryland and why not celebrate it more than doing what ray ricedoes. >> reporter: now we were unable to reach the principal for comment. but basically, school officials say that the due lanny parents called and complained about -- dulaney parents called and complained about it and that's when they ended the soccer season. the students hear say they were

simply celebrating. fighting with libyan locals matthew vandyke will be heading home. this morning new reaction from his mother as she waits patientently to count down one more day -- patiently to count down one more day until she sees her son. keith urban is rescheduled his shows to have surgery. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30a live look at the nation's capital.

now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. welcome back. we first heard from sharon vandyke wednesday and said her son will be coming home and this morning we have all new reaction to matthew vandyke's soon arrival in baltimore. he spent 8 month supporting libyan rebels and 166 days in sol tarry confinement. tomorrow morning he will -- solitary confinement. tomorrow morning he will leave

and this is what his mother has so say. >> i know he is okay. once i see him, all will be right with the world. >> stay tuned on air and online for the latest on matthew vandyke's soon return to baltimore. justin. now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> take a look at temperatures on the storm center weathernet. not much of a variety. we have got cloud cover and that often helps to even the playing field. we have 47 westminster and owings mills. 46 sparrows point. 46 for northeast to harve degreat and matching that in perry hall. cloud cover but the storm is locked to the south. some rain is trying to sneak in on the south side of dc may get clipped towards st. mary and calvert county and salisbury and ocean city on the northern fringe of the storm system. we are getting the cloud cover and that's about it. that's how we start the morning. most of us mid-40s and the

cloudy skies slowly starting to break up as the storm goes off the coast. we will aim for the two degree guaranteed high of 58 degrees. clear skies and a chill this evening and overnight. we will talk about the weekend outlook in a few minutes. here's tanya with traffic. >> reporter: overall we are doing pretty well this friday. happy friday to everyone out there. a couple incidents to talk about. one in the cleanup stage. eastern avenue at macon street in the city. let's look at 95 a live look 95 at 32. this is 95 southbound we have a car parked on the right shoulder. be careful but it's light traffic heading towards laurel. 95 north past keith, this is a broken down tractor trailer in the center lane. traffic is getting by to the left. the on-ramp is open so they can get by to the right. very light traffic right now not causing much of a problem. follow us on twitter for accident and delays our handel is at maryland traffic. don't forget today is

purple friday. i have my ravens mug out because coming up this weekend, it's going to be a big game for baltimore. ravens head to pittsburgh taking on the steelers sunday night. kick off from heinz field is 8:20. football night in america. ravens are going to be going for the second win against the steelers who they faced at home earlier this season and open the season with the steelers. ravens are 5-#. and after -- 5 2- after five -- 5-2. after five months of being away the the ship will be coming home. a two-day sail if you want to go out on the pride of baltimore. tickets are 45 for adults and $30 for children. an artist and local humane society are going to the dogs. robert mcclint okay is coming together with barcs for commit to a pit. they will pel the pit crew. -- they will help the pit crowe. it's this saturday in fells

pound at his gallery. go to robert mccline toke.com. a new -- mcclintock. com. more than 500,000 items being recalled from under armour. what they want to know and why you should check your kids for the merchandise. a thief on the move. the surprising way he escapes. we will look at that when we go around the nation. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. a live look at baltimore inner harbor.

news time 4:45. five things to know on this friday morning. labor department will today release the monthly jobs report. economist expect the numbers to be mediocre. october could be the 7th consecutive month with unemployment rates at at least 9%. and this afternoon,presidential hopefuls herman cain and mitt romney will be in dc discussing ways to cut government spend and

promote free enterprise. they will address the audience. groupon will start trading publically for the first time today. it's going to trade as ticker symbol grpn on nasdaq. the stock is expected to be strong but officials say there are questions about how much money the coupon dealer will raise. jury deliberations will begin today in the involuntary manslaughter case against michael jackson's daughter. -- doctor. the jury got the case yesterday after day long closing arguments. he is accused of administering propofol that killed jackson in 2009. doctors found a polyp on the vocal cords of keith urban. he is expected to perform at country music awards next week and scheduled to have throat surgery later this month. news time 4:46. consumer news we have been talking about this. bank fees. even though many of the banks and bank of america specifically backed down, people are now beginning to think about community banks. what's expected and what can be

done and what could happen today? corinne redman is standing by with officials for event and people are taking actions into their own hands. >> reporter: yeah. even though the bank went ahead and said we will forgo the fees but people will participate in national bank transfer day. this is at destination credit union and this is the president and crest o of destination. brian, what does this mean for you guys to have this national bank trass fer day? >> it's an amazing opportunity for credit unions. we have been trying to give the word out we are 75-year-old and we are a viable opportunity for consumeers to see there's other options besides banking. we offer everything banks offer. rates are lower on loans and rates are higher on savings. and we have basically every possible service that a bank offers in a friendlier environment and we do shared

branchching and we have 4,000 -- branching and we have 4,000 service centers so you can do your banking anywhere you want. >> reporter: when the word came out the banks would charge the $5 before they changed their mind what was your response. what has the response been like here. >> we have what 25% increase with members coming in because you know they are tired of being feeed -- feed. credit unions don't fee the consumer and if they are it's a lower fee than banks charged. it has been an amazing opportunity for credit unions to get the word out to the consumer that ace said, there's an alternative rather than a bank to do financial services from. >> what has it been like here? what kind of questions are you getting. >> the call center picked up in calls about general interest the difference between credit unions and banks and in addition, we picked up about 25% new members. we usually sign but 50 to 60 members a month. we picked up over 75 to 80.

so you can see it's an impact because of what's happening with what the banks have done. >> reporter: so looks like it's going to be good business for you. >> we are excited about the opportunity. >> reporter: all right. well, there you have it. also, national bank trass fer day is picking up -- transfer day is picking up momentum online. the big banks charging that fee, but even though they changed their mind, people are still you know going with the movement anyway. so. >> all right. corinne redman standing by live in baltimore county. thanks a lot. other news, one of the most highly anticipated apps for apple made available wednesday and pulled. it was the g mail app to make it easier to navigate the mail. later it was discovered the app contained a bug and was pulled to fix the problem. the app would open up with an error message and broke notifications. no word when it might be back up for you to check out. and under armour are recalling chin straps due a

laceration hazard. 50,000 defender chin straps have been recalled. there's been 6 reports of injuries requiring stitches. and jetblue passengers getting refunds after sitting in the plane for hours due to a snowstorm in new england. five flights were stranded at connecticut airport for as long as eight hours. they are getting their money back and round trip voucher for future trip. around the nation this morning, a police pursuit that's a bit out of the ordinary. this is video from the florida highway patrol war trooper was trying to -- where a trooper was trying to pull over a miami police officer who was going up to 120 miles per hour. he was off duty and in his patrol car. eye took five minutes before he was pulled over. he goes to court next month. suspected thief in west virginia chose wheels for a get away but it was slower than his two feet. this is video showing a man walking into a martinville store taking money and shoving items in his pocket e made a quickest ska -- he made a

quickest scape using a motor be -- quick escape using a motorized scooter. he was caught and the wheelchair was towed away as evidence. many people may not want to try to beat this record. the fastest to jump more than 3 moving cars. this is aaron evans and says the video of the 23-year-old taking his talent. >> -- tal -- talent to a new level as the feats are featured on the history channel. aid super human feat. the show is super humans on the history channel. and evan says the bruce lee film inspired him to jump and flip when he was 5. you've look on your face like that's something you want to try after the show. >> i think you can try it over a high-profile vehicle and then we will talk. >> hummer? >> like a suv. >> h3. >> no a h1 because they are long and high. >> i know we can go to land rovers if we want to get

serious. temperatures near 50 in many spots and look at the widespread uniformity here. cincinnati, roanoke baltimore. we are at 50. 55 in hatteras and warm tropical air ahead of this storm system. i will show you in a moment. and 40s not that chilly on the backside. 32 under clear skies in des moines. there's the storm that looks impressive. this is the remanent of the system -- remnant the system that hit denver. now it's losing its punch. moderate to heavy rain in virginia, but it cuts off. we don't have much going on up here. cloud cover we have to deal with for the morning hours and heavy rain may clip extreme southern maryland but the storm is to the south and pulls out to sea and behind that we will get ourselves winds wrapping into cooler air and this's the rain shield extreme southern marylandst. mary's calvert county may get it towards cambridge salisbury and ocean city. we clear up this afternoon. and tonight, that allows the

temperatures to drop off. we have a refreshing cool air mass into the weekend that brings temperatures down. 58 after the morning clouds. we get afternoon clearing so we will improve as the day wears on and may look gloomy to start the day. but it's friday and purple friday. make sure to check the wardrobe okay? tonight we are back down to near freezing which means near 40 by the bay and this weekend's outlook a little cooler. high of 53 tomorrow and low near or below freezing. we are back to 56 on sunday. it's a sunday night game in pittsburgh. and after that we will warm up next week and most likely by the way the producer, she is yelling at me because she got leniency to western p.a. a so what's the traffic like for our producer to get out of town. >> reporter: overnight construction wrapping up. it's going on 795 southbound at owings mills boulevard. looking live at our traffic cameras, the first one 95 past keith avenue. we still have a broken down truck. it's in the center right lane. traffic is getting by mostly to the left.

the on-ramp is open to the right. fort mchenry tunnel traffic is moving well. south of the city, very light traffic in both directions. right now, a little heavier northbound to the left of the screen. you can follow us on twitter for all the latest our handle us at -- our handle is at maryland traffic. the mexican navy launched a major search. what prompted the search and what they found. plus, police in brazil got caught in a unusual chase. that story coming up when we go around the world when "good morning maryland" continues. we are first and only at #:30. -- 4:30.

now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. police in brazil chased down a plane on a dirt airstrip. officers crashed one of the cars into the left wing of the plane trying to stop it from taking off with computers, telephones and printers that were going to be sold along the black market. four men on board the plane

were arrested. officials say the same plane has been used for bringing cocaine in from pair gage bow live yeah and columbia for distribution. president obama and other world leaders gathered in france to try to find a way to stabilize the world economy. they thought europe would bail greece out but that's probably not going to happen. after here the anger at the summit, firsthand, greece's prime minister went home to greece abandoned the plan to allow the greek people to vote on the bailout. white house says the bailout plan had built in protechs needed to pre-- protections needed to prevent the collapse. >> the most important aspect is resolve the financial crisis in europe. >> the d-20 leaders -- g-20 leaders will continue the talks in hopes to find a solution to the debt crisis. haitian president is in haiti. doctors in miami performed surgery on his left shoulder to relieve pain he suffered as a

previously career as musician. spent more than 20 years singingunder the stage name sweet inky. and in -- nicky. and in mexico two tons of marijuana was found in the ocean. people on the boat record recovering some packages from the seat. beaches were searched and nearly 200 packages were found. officials also say a huge quantity of marijuana and 32 rifles were found in the raid along the city. two people have been killed and 10 arrests made. now "good morning maryland." firefighters make a gruesome discovery. i am linda so. what they found inside a burning garage. >> reporter: a woman and her son. [audio not understandable] >> all new reaction as people learn the difficult details behind the murderers it be - murders of a germantown mother

and her son and student perryville have a lot of confusion after the school suspends the soccer team for a controversial dance. we will have a live report on that coming on this friday, november 4th, good morning maryland i am charley crowson. let's get to it with a check of the forecast on this purple friday and say hello, to meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning. he want to say good morning to columbia. in fact, just a couple minutes ago i will show you pictures from a visit to the thunder hill elementary school. had great time there yesterday and some of those 3rd graders promised they would wake up at five every morning. i want to know how many of them will be up at this hour. if not we will get a chance throughout the morning to show image. 45 in columbia right now. it's 46 in westminster. and a little milder about i the bay. 47 pairos point. watching some rain to our south, looks substantial. once you just get into the rain shield, it gets heavy in a hurry. down towards richmond