new weathernet cam. i am waiting to regenerate a few more image. stick around many we will have that during the half-hour. we have a mix of clouds across the area, but temperatures 56 degrees in baltimore. 55 easton and 53 hagerstown anyork and it's nice morning to get out there for a run. or whatever your morning routine may be. mid-50s and mixture of clouds. the thing about today, we will call it mostly cloudy. we will have some breaks of sun. and if you get an extra hour or two of sunlight, that can help to shoot the temperatures even higher. 67 we are going for the two degree guarantee high. there's a chance some of you may hit 70. i would call that a good monday in november. and ep enjoy it because the bottom falls out by the end of the week and we will talk at that about this in a moment. 6:30 on the clock. let's see what's happening on the roads. here tanya. >> outer loop a report of an accident also outer loop at loch raven boulevard a broken down car but 95 southbound near mountain road we have an accident with injuries. you can see the center of the

screen right there is the median the southbound traffic is stopped to the left shoulder and the left lane is blocked with this accident with injuries. taking a look at 95 southbound at 32. traffic is moving smoothly there. this is 95 at 175. most of our traffic is southbound to the right of the screen. between the beltway we are doing okay. drive times on 83 are fine. and top side of the beltedway still about 6 minutes -- beltway still about 6 minutes but 10 minutes between 795 and 70. charley. news just in we are getting word of a crackdown on occupy wall street protest. the latest happening in oakland. abc2 news sherrie johnon is standing by with --ionson is standing by with -- johnson isstanding by with a update. >> reporter: look at the live pictures in oakland. folks standing around, notice number 3 has gone out to oakland, occupy oakland protesters and demonstrators

and they are hunkering down and the city and police department informed demonstrators that all city property is now off limits to campers. and in portland, organ a. police stand off with protesters went on for hours. police arrested more than a dozen people and cleared city parks of camps. portland's mayor says there's been no serious injuries during the four or five times police have taken action. but a protester says the mayor is doing the wrong thing. in denver, police andn riot gear arrested 17 people as they cleared furniture tents and personal belongings from a camp there. and in philadelphia, the mayor there says he is putting more police near the occupy philly camp. and he says many of the original protesters are gone. the intentions have changed and it's bad for the city. >> occupy philly has changed. we are seeing serious health and safety issues playing out on almost a daily basis.

the people of occupy philly changed and their intentions have changed. >> reporter: now other cities have also gave push back orders. police in salt lake city say they arrested 19 people saturday night as they moved in to clear the occupy camp at a downtown bark. and in st. louis, police say 27 protesters were arrested saturday after defying an he canisting park curfew. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. child sex allegations out of penn state are a national conversation in the home at water cooler and tv. during the weekend, one presidential republican candidate weighed in on the controversy. >> on the level of a apparent i think about my children if it was my child and i think my automatic reaction would be even though i am a small woman, i would want to find that guy and beat him to a pulp. >> michelle batchmann -- bachmann believes her view is that of the people in the

nation. elected officials took part in the event after three cars were set fire. there was graffiti and kk come and ss for the nazi military group using the initials. a rescue caught on tape in missouri. four fishermen were stranded along the mississippi river. current pushed the stalled boat into rocks when it damaged it. they began taking on water in st. louis city firefighters were able to eventually get them safely to shore. and a peeves history stolen in illinois. a three-foot long copper sword from a statue of lincoln's tomb is gone. someone made off with it between september and earlier this month. a new jersey dog who enjoys riding alongside his owner on a motorcycle ended up in the center of a court case. the owner was pulled over and charges of animal cruelty were alleged against the owner for the way he led let his dog bosco take a ride my say i been driving through the town for 6 1/2 years and he says i go you

pull me over now. >> the case has been settled and the owner is trying to find a way to bring hmm along safely andee ilheely and says he is going to create a seat -- illegal -- safely and legally and says he is going to create a seat for about. osco. we are working with and for you for insider secrets for getting discount tickets. four weeks out airfare softens a little bit but goes up about 2 weeks before the flights. if you want to wait until week before you want to leave, airlines often offer great deals to fill the empty remaining seats. >> i recall will re-- airlines will release usually on tuesday reduced airfare for later that week or into the weekend. >> signing fop for deal alerts is a key way -- signing up for deal alerts is a key way to

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got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad.

>> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. justin timberlake makes good on a promise escorting u.s. marine corporal to a marine corps ball. that is picture of the couple at the event in richmond, virginia saturday night. kelsey desantos invited him to the ball via youtube in july. we showed you here on "good morning maryland." it's not occupy los angeles but fans gathering for the new twilight film. this tent city formed outside the nokia theater in downtown l.a. as way to hards camp out for breaking dawn part one. that premiers tonight. >> i know i am not a camper. so, i am more of a star hotel

girl. see what we will do for breaking dawn. i mean, come on. >> now to show appreciation some of the stars from the movie came out to greet the fans. the movie premier tonight at nokia theater but the rest of us have to wait until friday. i think tom you are member of team edward aren't you. >> no. >> you are. >> no. >> you like team edward. you could be seeing more -- paying for more beverages in baltimore. that's coming up. listen up. >> reporter: i am linda so live at city hall. why the mayor wants to raise the 2 cent bottle tax to five. double homicide -- did a double homicide at arundel -- a double homicide at arundel mill mall leads to a shoot outwith police. i am sherrie johnson more on the largest conference to hit the state coming up. and 6:41, we have a brand new weather camera to show you. here's a sneak peek. we have a time-lapse and great looking monday for all of to us talk about next.

>> reporter: we have a bad accident 95 southbound past 152. i will tell you how bad the delay is coming up. ♪ write "you're pretty." you're pretty! ♪ i think he hurt his tibia. what's a tibia? [ female announcer ] cards are not for sending. ♪ they're for bringing us together. this holiday, select cards come postage-paid.

news time 6:44. i am charles crowson time for your abc2 news to go and a lot going on. coren redman has details of a double murderer at a mall and linda so live at city hall with information on the mayor's plan to raise the bottle tax. and tanya is going to keep you up-to-date on the morning commute but first let's start with a check of the forecast and say hello, to meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning. a beautiful monday and the old staple at u.s. naval academy. wanted to show you how the light was creeping across the sky. but we are mixing in clouds and now we take you to bel air main street route 22 by charm city run, look at that shot. i think it's a winner. i think we found ourselves a good spot in the heart of hartford county charm city run thanks for hosting the camera and bel air we have got the high school of 54. and the elementary school at 49. and fallston at 53. most of us lower to mid-50s this morning.

you may wind up with an extra hour or two of sun overall. mix in the breeze and get us up to 67. extra sun could get you close to 70. how about the traffic is it moving close to 70 in here's tanya. >> reporter: in certain spots it's moving. an accident near the jfx, be aware of that. worst accident right now is going to be on 59 southbound past 152. as you can see, stop and go traffic southbound. the right lane gets by so stay to the right if you can. 29 at 108 from ellicott city to columbia good to go. no incidents to report here. follow all the information on twitter at maryland traffic. charley. >> the mayor wants to raise the tax on bottled beverages yet again. she is proposing the two cent bottle tax be increased to a nickel. abc2's linda so is live at city hall this morning with where the money going to be spent if passed. linda. >> reporter: the mayor wants to use the extra money for school funding and is expected to make the formal announcement later

this morning at 11. she is due to hold a press conference to talk about the five cent bottle tax proposal. ♪ five cents for our children. >> reporter: on sunday hundreds of members from build a community organization dedicated to improving schools rallied in support of the bottle tax increase. the mayor's proposal would raise the tax on beer soda and juices to 5 cents per bottlech last year, city raised the bottle tax to 2 cents and drew strong opposition from retailers and those in the bern ink dust try saying the hike would kill the business. the mayor says raising the bottle tax to 5 cents would generate up to 11 million dollars a year. money that would be used to improve city schools. members of build say they will fight the tax fight for the tax until it is approved. >> we have nowhere for the kid to go. at all. for the past quarter of a century we have been without

nothing at all. >> reporter: now the 5 cent bottle tax if approved it would go into effect in july of 2013. live at city hall, linda so, abc2 news. governor o'malley took on the national stage on face the nation. he talked about how the gop is shaping up for the upcoming election. >> what was really disturbing is how little serious thought many of the republican candidates who hold themselves out as the commander in chief responsible for managing this big complex organization how little thought they had given to what it is they would actually do. that's what i took away from the debate so far. there's been no new ideas about job creation and no new ideas about growing the middle class and no new ideas about reinvesting in the great idea of america. o'malley goes onto say that why we will see a rise in the candidates like herman cain because they are being lobbied as protest votes again the -- against the establishment.

gluer yeah cain is on the record speaking about the sexual allegations -- misconduct allegation made against her husband on fox newschannel on the record. >> to hear the graphic allegations and know that that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her as a woman and i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> the full interview airs tonight on fox news. a weekend shooting at arundel mills mall kills two people and hours laters the suspect was located by police and end in an intense shootout. corinne redman is here with a timeline of events. >> reporter: well, police are not saying this morning if there was a motive behind the killings but they don't believe it was a random act either. after two people were shot and killed in the park lot in arundel mills mall.

jeneen dawn and chonsay green were shot and killed late friday night in the parking lot near dave and busters. the victims were shot in the head and pronounced dead at scene. early saturday morning witnesses led police to district heights where they were able to track down the shooting suspect 22-year-old james coleman at his house. that's when coleman walked out the fronted door with an ak47 in one hand and shotgun in the other. one officer was shot in the face and leg before police shot and killed coleman. >> started letting off round after round on the ak and he hit one of the cops in the head and after he did that they wasn't having that and they shut the whole party down. >> reporter: the officer who was shot is expected to be okay. as for the suspect james coleman he had a lengthy criminal record including multiple counts of robbery aircrafts salt and gun charges. corinne redman, abc2 news. a problem schools are battling is to stop bullying

and today a school systems will be coming together in ellicott city. sherrie johnson joins us live with that story. >> reporter: this morning teens from school sis testimonies across the state will gather in how -- systems from across the state will gather in howard county for a bullying conference. it's the second year -- for thevent. they are electric about the latest research and practices in school safety. they will learn straties how to empower students to help -- strategies how to empower students and to help stop bullying. last year in maryland, there were reported 3,000 incidents in every school district. now bullying hurts and can cause problems for children as they grow up. now that conference kicks off at 9:00 this morning at the turf valley conference center in ellicott city and go to abc2news.com and click on the education tab to bring you to this page about bullying. we have a page for it. click on here's one story right

here. the largest myths about bullying. one myth number one only boys bullying. that's not true. research shows many girls bully as well. verbally, socially and physically. this is just one of the type stories you can read on the website if you head to the home page and click on education and the education page has a number of information about bullying. reporting live in the interactive news center, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. frederick county health officials say the number of cases of legionnaires disease is higher than the past five years. 8 cases have been diagnosed this year alone. officials say it's not clear what caused the increase, but even still it's relatively low. the bacteria that cause the disease grows in water and can be found in community living settings, air conditioning systems and shower heads. an elderly man in ellicott city died of legionnaires while at a senior home. time for five things to know. today gabrielle giffords speaks in the first televised

interview with diane sawyer a gunman shot her 10 months ago in arizona and she has been recovering ever since. a private funeral today for heavy "d." it's at church in mount vernon a suburb of new york city e died in a l.a. hospital last week after collapsing outside his home. he died at 44. in dc, the national cathedral opened sunday to a crowd of more than 2,000. it's been closed for repairs following the east coast quake. repairs are being made and expected to cost in the tens of millions of of dollars. russian spacecraft carrying a american and two russians blasted off successfully on a mission to the international space station. after months of delays, the craft is set to dock at the space station coming up on wednesday. and howard county construction begins to stabilize the sidewalk today along frederick road between rogers avenue and ellicott mills drive. the procorrect is expected to be -- project is expected to be completed by early december.

it will be closed ex-- except for local traffic. the department of transporttion fined american eagle airlines 900,000 dollars for keeping hundreds of passengers cooped up for hours in chicago earlier this year. the fines are cleara clear warning that similar incidents will not be tolerated. 650,000 doar of the fines must be paid -- can dollars of the fines must be paid within the first month. interesting morning here. we have a mix of clouds and sunshine trying to get through right now. 56. a very comfortable number at least by november's standards and uniform number. most of ies mid-50s to new york and back to pittsburgh and southeast virginia a warmer 63 in charleston, west virginia and a sign of warm air spilling out ahead of the frontal boundary. rain western pennsylvania and hoe higho passing to the north. debris clouds and breaks in the overcast and we need to -- we may get into that. all that it will take is an extra one to two hours of pure

sunshine during the midday and early afternoon that can shoot temperatures up higher than we are going. but no doubt we will be above normal for today. and we will stay above normal for the next two days. the front itself starts to spill at least a chance of showers and midday and tomorrow afternoon. and the real action is here on wednesday. a wave of low pressure around the front could actually generate moderate to heavy rain throughout the day on wednesday. that will slow the front down but behind it we get into chillier air. southerly wind ahead of it tries to pass through tomorrow morning. and you will notice the winds shift to the south and then build back in right along the boundary on wednesday. now that is the wave of low pressure once that does swing on by, and we will pull in strong winds out of the northwest and really take that temperature way down by the end of the week. enjoy 67 today. and a little more sun could get you up to 706789 gusty winds to 20 miles -- 70. gusty winds to 20 miles per hour. chance of showers slight but we build those in and we head through wednesday with a chance of rain. 61 on thursday.

49 gusty winds on friday and a dry weekend ahead. tanya. >> reporter: we have a new accident this just in inner loop at york road the outer loop accident at jfx is cleared out of the way. we still have plenty slow traffic out there. looking at the northwest side, 695 near 795 at old court road we have stop and go traffic. and this will last until frederick road. 59 south past mountain road, stale parking lot therefrom an earlier accident with injuries in the left lane also blocking the left shoulder. stay to the right to get by. the delays will last until route 24 emmerton road. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest. >> also follow us on abc2news.com with more than a hundred traffic cameras to plan your commute getting out a little later. see what's going on out there. quickly before we go, your thoughts on the ravens yesterday? >> oh, man. >> i think that's conventional wisdom. >> other, man. >> what. >> reed touched the ball too much and not edgar.

>> your thoughts. >> i am not touching it. >> abc2news.com your place for weather, traffic and news. we are back in 25 minutes with the commute and your forecast. now to new york.