yes. >> all right. you're first, though. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." thanks a abc2news.com. bullet fired on the white house grounds. what the bullet hit and when is responsible. occupy baltimore disrupt a talk by karl rove. we'll have all the reaction from the protestors this morning. and new sign in towson is drawing some odd looks y some say it's too much more kids. we have a check of your forecast and say good morning. justin berk. check out the temperatures.

we have double nickels from baltimore to 55. 54 up to york, pennsylvania and mid-50s and we have rain. this is maryland's most powerful radar. heavier rain south of washington d.c. and heading through this area and off toward waldorf. there will be bands of rain heavy at times. this part has barely moved but a lot of moisture will be streaming our way. so we expect to have a wet day today. you'll start off with fog in the area and temperatures in the 50s and we expect to have bands of rain that will continue heavy at times. we'll have the cool down behind this weather coming up in a moment. it's early and light out there. no major issues to report on interstates just yet. taking a live look at our traffic cameras. this is the beltway on the northwest side. very light traffic in both directions and damp roads.

that the only thing that we have to deal with right now. traffic is moving smoothfully both directions. we have normal operations here. if you would like to follow us on twitter, our handle is at maryland traffic. live look at the white house where new information has been released overnight about but legal rounds fired on the grounds tuesday. the secret service said that a bullet hit and exterior window but it was stopped by the bulletproof glass. they're looking for oscar hernandez to question him in that incident. wall street protest ares are back in the park but under new conditions. they were ordered out yesterday so the park could be cleaned. they can gather but they can no longer stay overnight. they've been camped out there for nearly two months.

occupy baltimore quite a stir in a speech involving bush administration man karl rove. we have new video this morning and reaction as well. let's go to sherrie johnson. >> reporter: it was quite a scene after several protestors disrupted a talk of karl rove on johns hopkins university. you can see a few people chanting and yell at karl rove and basically a university spokeswoman tells us that about 15 people were actually asked to leave the rove speech last night. some were forcibly removed by campus security and no one was arrested. and there were no students among protestors. we headed downtown for the occupy baltimore cam to learn about the events. >> johns hopkins paid him $40,000 to give a little talk

at the school. a bunch of people went up there and since he's known for being a liar and a straight faced liar to the american people, the globe as a whole to benefit his own pocket through the death of many, we went to address that truth. >> reporter: he was and advise tore george w. bush. he is now a fox commentator. sherrie johnson, "abc 2 news." the owner of the tire store in northeast baltimore would rehire a man that burned down his business. he put a paint brush near a fire because he was mad at one of the other employees because he used his paint brush.

no kidding. a trial was scheduled to begin tuesday and now it's being set for february. the judge recused himself from the case. they tried to hinder african- american voters from going to the polls. he worked for foreman governor ehrlich. other have been charge in the robo-call case. a new proposal to put hundreds of apartment next to commercial in pasadena and many residents are upset t would tear out 26 acres of woods along the road and the housing development. residents feel blindsided by the proposed change because the county did not notify the residents about the move at all. >> i think residents of this road, from speaking to a lot of my neighbors, would like to keep the zoning unchanged. we support keeping is r1.

this road use drive ton it is wooded on both sides and has a country feel to as you ride through. and i think putting a high density housing and tearing down all those woods will give this treasured road a different feel and it will greatly impact that. >> people are trying to get their councilmen to amend the plan. but it's not going get done by the 21st. a controversy over a new sunshine towson. it uses the phrase double d. and has a picture of, well, you can imagine. >> reporter: some are offended by the sign saying it's inappropriate for kids and others say it doesn't bother them at all. it's for a business call double d bail bonds. it's across the street from the towson branch library and some

parents don't think that the sign sends a good message to young kids. it was permitted and meets all regulations. but some say it should not be there. >> just image of the girl. >> name double d comes from the first names of the principal owners. they hope to open locations in baltimore, and dell and harford counties. new details on the six day trip that governor o'malley and his wife will make to india. they will be joined by a hundred business leaders, educators and business officials. it's being called the largest in the city's history and the first by a maryland governor.

athletic programs and more. new ways kids are using to pass a drug test and why has many parents worry about their safety. jobs are scarce. but one environmentally friendly task may help create some more. we'll explain coming up when "good morning maryland" returns. another look at the white house. shots fired on the ground. and what many are saying that and where the bullet hit and exterior window.

low visibility is being blamed for a chain-reaction crash in michigan. the driver of the van hit an exterior the brakes, causing other behind to hit an exterior one other.

17 people including a truck were involved. a fire nearby may have made the visibility an increased issue. this was in issue that we dealt with a week ago. this is not something that you want to see in the event of heavy fog. we have some fog but not that heavy and slick roads. we take you back to yesterday afternoon. our camera in bel air. this is main street and route 22. runners, check it out. you see a little extra glow in the street with the showers rolling in overnight. in some places, g out there. 57 bel air, 54 northeast and we're looking back towards glen burnie. and we had some rain. there's bel air. the rain has already departed. but it's wet on i-95 and showers have returned back to baltimore into washington d.c. and we're looking at more rain south of dc that will move in. fog this morning, but the rain

may move back in. we'll be in the mid-60s for the high. g sounds good. no issues to report. you see how we have the damp pavement. on the northeast side, steady traffic right now. we're doing way. pretty light traffic. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest traffic information. we know recycle will can be help the environment but now it can do a lot more than that it can create american jobs. if the u.s. recycling rate increaseed from 33 to 75% by the year 2030 this would add an additional $1.5 million. it involved more work than

trash disposal. need new winter clothes or you want to get ahead on your holiday shopping, this next story is four. early black friday have some employees firing back. we'll look into that. back in a bit.

five things that you need to know on this wednesday. president obama is in australia today. during his two day trip, he'll meet with australians prime minister to discuss a range of economic and security issues. in baltimore today, mayor blake will join leader to make announcements on the city's plans for the winter we can. that is what is set for 10:30 this morning on north haven

street. a new luxury apartment complex will be opening this morning. county executives will be take part in the opening ceremony at crossroads circle in white marsh. that is set to start at 10:30. and having a going out of business sale today. many things will be marked down to up do 30% off. regis philbin will host live with regis and kelly for the last time on friday. if you're cranking up the volume to hear me now, you may be the target of a new johns hopkins study. the number of americans suffering from hearing loss far surpasses previous estimates. wearing he'd buds is only part of the problem. genetics and age are also factors. dr. lynn and his team looked at

data of 7500 patients. >> one in five of all americans older than 12 has hearing loss. and one in eight has hearing loss in both ears. >> and there's more reason to check your own volume. repeating their words is frustrating to people. and many others can be attributed to hearing loss. and it can be another sign of other problems like dementia. other news this morning, if you have cotext tam upons in your medicine cabinet, you have to check the box. the company that makes them has issued a recall. they are recalling 1800, 36 count box regular unextented. some containers can be contaminates that can cause urinariry track infections and other potentially life- threatening infections. none of the recalled boxes were sold in maryland.

if you want to double-check to make sure, we mosted a list of the sku numbers on abc2news.com. there's a new trend among teenagers trying to beat drug tests. they're ingesting bleach. some schools require all students to require tests. you know what bleach can do if you spill it on your clothes. you can imagine what it will do if you ingest in your body. >> it can eat your whole esophagus. there should be education to these juveniles. >> the drug tests are getting so sofisticated that even something like bleach cannot disguise. the best way to pass a drug test is to steer cleaver drugs. stores want to open on thanksgiving night to get a

head start on black friday and some are saying no some target employees are fighting back. a worker at the omaha store collect a hundred thousand signatures for his petition asking target to push back that opening time to 5:00 a.m. he said that the midnight opening forces employees to miss their thanksgiving with friends and loved one in order so they can get enough rest to go to work. we got this on our website for you. go facebook. and you'll search under target black friday protest. this is the facebook page that has been set up about moving this from midnight to 5:00 a.m. on friday. the petition right now is marked change.org. tell target to save thanksgiving

thanksgiving. he's a key player in the sex abuse scandal in pennsylvania state. that is mike mcyear river he said that saw jerry sandusky raping a boy. and he finally is ready to talk. >> i just don't have anything else to say. >> one last thing. describe your emotions right now. >> all over the place. i'm shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said like what? >> a snowblower. >> an e-mail mailed last tuesday, he told former teammates it was wrong that he did nothing to stop the abuse that he saw. i did the right thing. you guys know me and the truth is not fully there. i didn't just run away. i made sure it stopped. i made a quick tough decision, end quote. another incident involving a school, this time a middle

school in virginia. a teacher has resigned after accused of being drug at school. he was at school and pulled out by a school resource officer and given a breathalyzer. the 46-year-old physics teacher was arrested and jailed. the teacher had no previous criminal record. a bizarre home invasion to tell you about this morning. an 11-year-old boy came home to find a total stranger asleep on the couch. they called 911 911 screamed for neighbors. the police say that he was probably high on bath salts. he input up christmas decoration. he said he would get his things and go. but once you're fell asleep on

someone else's couch, you can't just leave, right, justin? >> that would be a little tough. i want to start you off with the view in glen burnie. watch things get a little hazy after that band of rain. we had light rain and fog built up. there's going to be some fog. so i wanted to it start you off with a bright note. in annapolis, this was two days ago. i wanted to show you this one from the chesapeake bay. and how about we go further up the bay to the facebook page. that is gorgeous and that should be something that you should see in your mind. it's not going to look like that today. we have rain in annapolis across the bay. and another banned of rain coming out of washington d.c. area and virginia push nothing central maryland. and we expect to have bands of rain that will continue. we have a midday snapshot.

a frontal boundary that stalls. and rain showers could be for the commute home. i think we're stuck with clouds through the most of the day. and we start clearing things out as we head in through thursday night and friday. maybe a better chance to get a sunset shot on thursday. 63 today and rain heavy at time. and we start cooling down into the mid-40s. at 4:53. the roads are damp. let's see what is happening with traffic and tonya. right now we're accident free. take a live look at the beltway on the southwest side frederick road. we have a steady flow in both directions. 95 and okay ton avenue, traffic running smoothly barrels are moved out of the travel lights on the right.

back to you. nato wants to return the complete security to the leaders of afghanistan. are they ready without outside military help? what some experts are saying. water, water, everywhere why two libyan politicians thought they needed to cool things off.

4:56. around the world tribal and regional leaders are gathering in afghanistan to discuss the country's future relationship with the u.s. the meeting was called by the president of the country. two of the violent regions will be handed over the security by the nato security forces. people fear that the country will get worse once the u.s.

takes off. mario monte said that he will still have to arrange his cabinet and economic program. he must receive votes of confidence in both houses of parliament before he can take over the office. two rifle politicians exchanged insult and hauled glasses of water about syria and then it got physical. glass of water was thrown and a chair was held up. syria is influential in libyan politics. this dairy cow gave birth to four calfs. they are the first set in over 50 years for the farmers. the girls were born about 45

pounds a piece. the triplets were tagged and photographed. this will not be the last time that you'll see this unusual trio stand before a television camera. -- standing before a television camera. why the police sore concerned about this man they're looking for. occupy baltimore across the town. and now some are forming alliances with some u.s. mayors. things get testy at the karl rove at johns hopkins. the occupy baltimore caused a ruckus and what one of them told thus morning about the incident. it's wednesday november 16th. andd let's get a check of the

forecast and say hello to justin berk. we have 56 at bwi and ricers town and westminster and 61 in annapolis and back into the 50s across the bay. we've been looking at rain this morning on maryland's most powerful radar. everybody has damp roads because of something that has fallen overnight. and we have moderate rain southbound. if you head near washington d.c., we're expecting to have this rain that extends all the way into the deep south and feeding into a developing wave of low pressure and it will probably get heavier in the afternoon and the evening. a little fog mixed in high of 6 warmer than we -- 63. a little warmer than we expected. how is it heading out the door with trc?