mile stretch of pipeline. those who care for the land just want to be involved in the planning and are upset this is going to happen. >> they were not forthcoming until we began to push and say what's going on. >> well, bge said no decision has been made on the direction of the pipeline and once those plans are made they will send notice to everyone concerned. the italian pa sta company barila is in hot water. he said he would never use a gay family in his ads because it's for traditional families. he said if gay people don't like it they can eat another kind of pasta. they are leaving the noodles on the store shelves. the chairman issued an apology and say he has respect for anyone. you might want to think before loading up the kids in a

minivan. toyota is recalling 615,000 minivans. they effect 2004 through 2009 vans. they racked up 20 accident reports and two injuries related to this problem. toyota is now reaching out to owners and will place the ship lock for free. suburaru and cadillac have merged at the top for highway safety for front crash prevention ratings. those ratings are designed to see which system is the most effective. the mercedes benz c class and volvo got high marks. the toyota prius didn't perform well enough to earn a rating. time 6:36. look at that. looks like the sun is going to rise soon. we will find out if it will stick around all day

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he didn't apologize. kimmel's respond, finally. >> i don't think we heard the last of that. breaking bad may be coming to an end. that doesn't mean the creator will be out of work. vince gilligan has inked a deal to create another tv show. this time it's for cbs. he's going to join forces with the house create to on battle creek. it's set to debut during the 2014/2015 season and he's working on a breaking bad spin off. so we'll have to wait and see if that charm from breaking bad continues on the small screen. here a check of weather. we're looking outside. we can see clouds out there finally. we've been talking about them all morning. as we go through the rest of today we will have the clouds but we'll have also some sunshine moving in here. in terms of temperatures, we'll be seasonable. we will start to warm things up. the west side of the beltway slowing down. the outer loop

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od morning, maryland. yes, we are definitely dealing with temperatures on the mild side this morning. we have the clouds out there. all in all we are going to have a seasonable day towards the afternoon. look at the mid to upper 50s in a lot of spots. we actually do have 60 coming in the dc area and also around stevensville this

morning. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, we are nice and dry. we are going to stay dry for a while. there's no need for the umbrella. today some sunshine out there. those clouds really are going to hold tough towards the weekend. you will put the sunglasses to good use. the planner for today, 61 degrees by 8:00. 70 towards lunchtime. by this afternoon that high temperature coming in at 73. going partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. well, anybody traveling in howard county give yourself some extra time on interstate 70. a crash that has been moved to the shoulder at columbia pike but we are start together see delays. just 25 miles per hour right now. 695, the outer loop here at interstate 70 starts to pick up. drive times not significantly impacted. you're looking at a 13 minute ride from

795 down to 95. that's just an extra 2 minutes. a crash on reisterstown road in the city that involves a city vehicle at saint ambros avenue. over all the jfx nice and clear to downtown baltimore. 95 here at 395 also in great shape. just an 11 minute ride from the harbor tunnel down to the fort mchenry toll plaza. you can follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. federal workers will begin receiving verbal furlough noets ts within the next day-to-day and a half. national parks will close, medical research will be interrupted. then 17 days later the u.s. could default on its loans if congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling. republicans want to raise it but only do it with a catch. among the

priorities are the keystone pipeline, tax reform and delaying of obamacare by one year. >> i will not negotiate on anything when it comes to the full faith of the united states of america. >> now, the president said i'm not going to negotiate. well, i'm sorry, but it doesn't work that way. >> democrats dismissed the take take as a gop pipeline and harry reed tried moving towards a vote thursday saying there was no need for further discussion. however, he was then blocked and criticized by texas senator ted cruz. now, once the bill passed by the senate it will likely go back to the house for changes and then be sent back to the senate once again. got to get this done by midnight monday if they want to avoid that government shut down. 6:48. a last minute push to stop maryland's new gun law from taking effect on tuesday. today lawmakers for gun rights advocates plan to ask a judge

for an injunction. they filed a lawsuit saying the restrictions on assault weapons and magazines violates their constitutional rights. they argue it won't reduce crime but keep people from being able to protect themselves. a spokeswoman for the governor said she expects the law to withstand the challenge. a family quickly discovered someone was sm through their front window. their 19 month old daughter had a bullet fragment lodged in her head. jeff is live. >> reporter: the moul ton family addressed a standing-room only crowd last night. their eldest of three young children, abbey, still has that bullet fragment lodged in her head above her right eye. her father, a disabled veteran dismissed rumor that is the man fired several shots through the front window because their racist or tied to

drugs. rather he claims it's because he's taken a strong stance against gangs in the chapel gate community. >> my daughter took a piece of that bullet. we're lucky she's here with us tonight. i want everybody to think about that. all these people that are talking, snitches get stitches, that's bull crap. you're talking about kids. >> the -- >> reporter: if you have new information you're asked to call metro crime shoppers. the family of a woman killed in a horrible car crash in north baltimore is now speaking out. yesterday commissioner anthony batts made his first comment ones the crash that killed angel

chiwengo. he said the incident was tragic and stemmed from the suspect's fleeing from police. the members of the family said an apology would be nice. the officers involved in the crash have the right to hire an attorney so the department's investigators haven't spoken to them yet. an a expert on disability awareness training said our sate could become the first to require police and other responders to get such training. they spoke about the death of robert ethan saylor during online seminars. saylor died of asphyxiation in police custody. no state requires that sort of broad training. family and friends will say their final good byes to a local man killed in the navy yard shooting. a viewing is happening today in glen burnie for richard mike ridgell. he was a former state police officer who worked security at the navy yard.

he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. 12 people died in the shooting as well as the gunman. baltimore book festival is kicking off today. it happens at noon. the event is in mount vernon and features hundreds of appearances by local and national aauthors author -- authors. there's live music, a video variety of food. just in time for halloween the edgar alan poe house will reopen. it's going to be open for free for visitors in october but for closing again. a city-wide celebration i want colluding free admission to museums. it will open permanently next spring. dozen of of mummies have made their way to the maryland

science center. it's the largest collection of mummies and artifacts. the media will get a preview today with it opening up tomorrow. >> 320 years old an you're probably going to need some work. that's the case for old saint paul. the church was founded in 1692 it has such a rich history in baltimore. that church has been closed for 3 months for the renovation. on sunday they will open their doors and celebrate a reopening. you might have noticed a blimp flying over the skies of baltimore. it's the naval resource lab. they are

conducting aerial flight zones over our skies. you might spot it near frederick. today might be a good day to fly. it looks like it's going to be sunny and clear. >> you're exactly right. we're definitely going to be dealing with plenty of sunshine, especially towards the weekend. we have a few clouds out there this morning. we will get sunshine out there as you go throughout the day. we look at the satellite and radar. the clouds have been coming in all morning. we will start to see changes in the forecast. so let's take you outside in manchester. that mix of clouds and sun throughout the area. we won't see abundant sunshine. those clouds will continue to filter in here. all in all, we are going to see improving conditions over the next several days. just in time for you weekend. i think you're going to like forecast. mount eerie at 58 degrees and 57 in easton.

these temperatures are above average. we will be seasonable. high pressure still in control of our weather. we're going to stay dry for today. we have a cold front out towards the west with. that will bring us more clouds towards next week but we're still going to stay dry. we were talking about that storm thinking it might be a coastal storm but it's going to be an ocean storm heading up towards the east. if you have travel plans to new england you could see wet weather there. still some sunshine here today. don't think that we'll be socked in today. maybe you want some pumpkin pie. that sounds good. that will be a great day to do that. lunchtime 70 degrees. 73 will be the high for today. make sure you sweet us tweet us. we want to see that great picture. the 7 day forecast stay s dry through the next several days. we are dealing with heavy

delays on interstate 70 in howard county due to a crash that's been moved to the east eastbound shoulder. speeds looking in at just 23 miles per hour. the outer loop picking up. we're off to a 13 minute drive time for those of you making the push from 795 down to 95. there's a crash at reisterstown road at saint ambros avenue. it's going to be clear from the maryland/pennsylvania state line all the way down to the beltway. the jfx speeds remain high, 54 miles per hour southward at northern parkway. we have the baltimore book festival this weekend. do be aware that many roads in mount vernon have shut down, including charles street at mount vernon place. for a complete list of the closures go to abc2news.com or you can follow me on twitter at maryland

traffic. that's your time saver traffic. top story this is morning. six people confirmed dead and at least a dozen rescued from a collapsed building in india. that five story apartment building crumbled trapping close to 90 people. the un security council could vote as early as today on a legally binding residence lewis to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. it would require syria to give them access to their stockpile. they would have to adopt a plan for securing and destroying. barilla is in hot water this morning. the company's chairman said he would never use a hom sexual family because his pasta is for traditional families. the chairman issued an apology

saying he has the utmost respect for anyone. more on these stories in 2 minutes on good morning america. thank you for joining us on this friday, a purple friday. you can always find more news at abc2news.com. coming up this weekend, we have the book festival, mummy exhibit, o's in town, ravens on the road. as lynette has been telling us, the weather is going to be perfect. get out there and enjoy it. let's take a look outside right now. it's a clear morning. hope you enjoy the weather and enjoy your weekend. good morning america is just 2 minutes away.

good morning, america. and breaking overnight. heart attack in the cockpit. a united airlines pilot's in-flight emergency, 30,000 feet up. all playing out on air traffic control. >> we have a man down.

chest compressions going on right now. >> the packed plane on its way to seattle, forced to land mid flight. and new details for the white widow. now, one of the most wanted women in the world. tied to terrorists. does she hold the key to more attacks after that mall massacre in kenya? incredible treasure on a glacier. shiny jewels lost for decades. now, discovered on one of the highest mountains. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. finally recovered. mariano rivera. >> exit sandman. one of baseball's all-time greats. mariano rivera, leaves the pitcher's mound at yankee stadium for a final time. the emotions pouring, and hard-earned cheers, and thunderous chants in the bronx.

we do say good morning, america. george is off. great to have josh back with us. you talked about bob sheffert, the announcer for the yankees. he was announcing for mariano rivera for the final time. why do you call him the sandman? you might as well put the game to bed. that man right there, 42, shows up. >> one of the game's all-time greats. and one of the great gentlemen in sport. we have lost a singular person. >> we have more on that ahead. also, we're going to hear from two former presidents today and this weekend. >> that was me yesterday, with president george w. bush. got a chance to sit down with him.

and george sitting down with former president bill clinton. you'll hear about that today and sunday on "this week." >> a bo-fer. >> you can always count on you, sam champion, especially on a friday. let's get right to the breaking story. scary moments in the skies. a united airlines flight forced to land mid flight after the pilot suffered a medical emergency while flying. david kerley is at reagan national airport with the latest on all this. good morning, david. >> reporter: this emergency landing declared because of one of the pilots who apparently suffered a heart attack in flight. overnight, drama in the skies. >> we got a man down. chest compressions going on right now. can an ambulance and maybe some air stairs, meet us on the runway. >> united 1603, we'll get that going. >> reporter: the united airlines flight bound for seattle, makes an emergency landing in boise. the pilot suffering an apparent heart attack. knowing time is essential, the co-pilot, with 161 passengers

onboard from houston, asked to immediately pull off the runway for help. >> he's going to stop on the runway. and then, they'll bring the stairs out to him. >> smoky 7, smoky 9, and engine 7 will proceed to taxiway alpha. >> reporter: flight crews are trained to handle this type of emergency. >> the pilots are treated with the same standard. the main problem is to take care of the pilot who is having the problem. >> reporter: a problem that other pilots in the air are hearing unfold. >> what was going on with united? >> a medical emergency. their captain. >> that's never good. >> nope. >> reporter: united airlines tells abc news, the flight landed safely. and paramedics met the plane upon arrival and transported the crew member to the hospital. passengers onboard said the airline did a good job. one man tweeting, kudos to united for managing the incident of flight 1603 to seattle in such a professional way. we are now boarding and will be in seattle soon.