the hotels, the restaurants and other small businesses that rely on the influx of people in the town. i hate to see what type of effect this is going to have on some of the businesses. >> the naval academy athletic association would lose over $4 million. >> all right. let's go to the desk with a look at the senate and they are still talking. they're trying to resolve this shutdown standoff. it's costing $300 million a day. if it goes for a week that adds up to $1.6 billion. the latest republican strategy is to pass funding for certain things like the national parks and veteran'sed a min straismghts the democrat -- veteran's administration. washington is bracing for a

prolonged shutdown. some house republicans said it's time to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government without strings attached. >> so if the shutdown continues, some worry it will get tied to a feet to raise the debt ceiling. the country is expected to hit the debt ceiling on october 17th. that means the treasury runs out of money to pay hour-- our bills. 56% feel it would be a bad thing and 38% said it would be a good thing. most said it would be better to raise the debt ceiling than delay obamacare. head start gets federal funding for preschool education for children from low income families. about 19,000 kids will lose it.

the organization is also protesting the $405 million cut to head start. also a potentially life saving treatment is on hold. some clinical trials run through the national institutes of health are postponed indefinitely. about 200 people register for the clinical trials every week. about 30 or children. participants will continue to be treated but newly accepted patients are left and waiting. about 75% of the employees at the national institutes of health are on furlough. well, the cleanup in colorado after last month's devastating floods being impacted. the governor of colorado announced the state will step in to pay the national guard members helping with flood relief. fema was supposed to cover most of the cost. >> weather wise, another one of those sunny days that's way

above average. 86 in perry hall and in the city and glen burnie, 85. maybe not technically an indian summer but it's an extended summer. winds are out of the west at 5 to 10. it's been breezy. an interesting weather maker. all eyes on what will potentially become karen. we'll talk about how it could impact our weather. in the meantime employ a plea the 80s. we're back with more. more than a dozen people are homeless cast part of a vacant row home collapsed. >> jeff hager has more on how in happened. >> city housing authorities are blaming workers who tried to save an adjacent building with putting the lives of several people in jeopardy. since part of this vacant row house collapsed in november, wooden braces have kept the rest of it from crashing down.

that is until last night. >> they were working on the side of the building and all of a sudden you could see bricks fall. >> the risk of a total collapse prompted the city to -- they moved so quickly to board up the buildings they trapped her and her children inside. >> they boarded me and the kids inside the house. >> with no way out. >> they said use windows, and i have a 1-year-old and 2-year-old. windows is not an option. >> i don't care who you are. come out. >> now the problem is keeping them out. >> you want to get kill. >> the city has condemned an adjacent building. housing authority is pointing the fing are at contractors. >> this is one of those things that could have been avoided. and we have people who think they have the expertise and know this stuff but they don't.

>> all the tenants know is it's a misstake, which has cost them their homes. >> we have nowhere to g now we have to find somewhere to g we're staying at the hotel right now for two nights. other than that, we have top find somewhere to go. i have my baby. it's kind of a lot. >> over the next few days, the city has pledged to move them from hotels to permanent housing. >> what a story that was. this next video is ter sphying. it leaves you feeling grateful that no children were on board the bus. >> the driver of that bus got a ticket, but the school system said they want to know more. >> of course talk about terry fying, new details on this video as we sort out who was arrested. >> this was an early start at the maryland food bank which is great news. more as we wrap up our two cans

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a terrifying school bus crash caught on camera. it was a violent chain reaction crash involving a truck and two school bulls. luckily, no kids were on board either bus. washington state troopers ticketed the female driver for negligent driving. what started as a routine dui arrest this year ended with a strip search and now a lawsuit. surveillance video show officers stripping off the clothes of the

lady. she said her civil rights were violated. her attorney said only officers of the same gender can strip search. >> humiliating and groping a female inmate. this makes you wonder were these guys ever learned. >> illinois law said officers can only conduct a strip search if there's reason to believe the suspects a weapons or drugs. ex-- an excavation uncovers skulls. it is believed three go back to the third or fourth century. fragments of roman pottery were found. the museum will analyze the finds. an emergency landing is not something you want to experience. one pilot was forced to make an

emergency landing on the highway. the pilot was doing an inspection while preparing to settle the plane. after some maneuvers it lost power. the pilot decided to landen a road in port orange and took off from the airport a little while later. >> all right. we are getting a look the village in vietnam. it hit land. over 35 homes damaged. >> back here in maryland, much the opposite. maryland's most powerful radar continued to scan all clear. we suspect that will be the case for several days to come. first, dundalk, beautiful blue skies, just a little bit of fall

color. today a sunnier scenario. just high thin clouds, a little fall foliage breaking out in ellicott city. our view from charm city run. 85 warm degrees and winds are light and variable 8 to 10. we've had a few gusts up to 15. have you downloaded the news app? the weather page will give you the actual air temp wherever you are, so check it out for free in the itunes store or droid. our temperatures across the state low to mid-80s. we got a bay bridge. otherwise, low 80s with a west breeze, pretty comfortable. hiewment is moderate f anything, it's set it go higher and and up in the mid-60s. dew point numbers above 60 you

start to feel it, so interesting how things keep getting warmer and more humid the deeper we did into october. the pattern will switch but not for a couple of days ahead. the future trend shows basically a few fair weather clouds tomorrow, not many. a let more included cover on friday but staying dry. when will the weather turn? it's going to be the function of two different weather systems, one which isn't on the map. that will be a developing storm system. that will sweep in for the mid-part of the week. for now high pressure dominates with dry air in control. that front mr. not make this move in our direction in the next couple of days, but in addition to the fact we'll have a storm beginning to brew, we have to keep an eye on the tropics because we have a large system which just means the hurricane hunters, barring any federal issues should be in here

investigating the storm later this afternoon and evening. it could be trouble in the tropics, especially for the eastern gulf of mexico. all models bring this into the gulf and the southern u.s. the wield card is how far west maybe toward louisiana or how far east, the panhandle of florida. we could catch a front late. watch for the potential of rain monday or tuesday. in the mean team, clear and mild. looking good tomorrow, 84. we'll call it augto ohiober. it is an extended summer pattern. as we look into early next week. that's when we bring in the chance for fairly heavy rain. we'll see how it shakes out but make a note to yourself, plans

sunday night into monday and tuesday, maybe dealing with tropical rain. >> all right. kelly? everybody was talking about this video yesterday, this road rage case. a huge group of bikers ganged up on an suv, ending with one biker being seriously injured. >> reporter: it was the start of a terrifying chain of events that led throt driver of this black range rover getting dragged out of his vehicle and beaten. a group of motorcyclists surrounded him. one piker was hit. he is in court and is charged with charges including reckless

endangerment. the it is complicated. at least 33 motorcyclists surrounded the suv. off cameras, the tires were slashed into a panic and the driver hit the gas running over a father of two. >> never going to walk again. >> reporter: with him on the ground, the bikers chase the driver for a are in of wracking three miles before cornering him and beating him, police said in front of his wife and daughter. he is expected to be okay and police are looking into his role in this. >> you have to use common sense without hurting anybody. that's what we advice you to -- add voices you to do. >> reporter: police have made

another arrest. allan edwards turned himself. the district attorney decided not to charge him for now. >> i have never, ever seen video like that. awful. all right. another child suspended from school for pretending to shoot with his fingers during a game of cops and robbers. >> now his mother is speak out. >> plus, we have a winner. one winning megamillions text was sold in maryland. it's the talk of the town. @yo⌟]

our hot topic appears to be a growing trend. i want to show you-year-old gore din bennett who was suspended from school for using his finger as a fake gun. the mother said she never made a threat and she is upset. >> i'm prepared to go to court if i have to this is wrong. it's wrong for my son and any other child if they're faced with the same thing. >> the school said the boy's action violated the school's code of con mom wants the school to remove it from the record. is it too much or should schools be punishing students for these actions. join in the action. we want to hear what you think about this. we're asking our children to get along and play nice.

>> how do you respond when your son or daughter asks what is a shutdown? >> one ticket is all it took and tonight someone is a megamillion dollar error. >> cameras are hoping the current state of healthcare overload will help them walk away with your money. >> weather wise, unseasonably warm conditions. don't shut down the air conditioners yet. we'll lock at when we could see some rain. maryland's most accurate forecast straight ahead. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes.

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field. tom clancy was 66 -- 66. >> dozens are homeless have the a row house collapsed. the city housing department condemned the adjacent building leaving many without a place to stay. >> and the political staredown shows no signs of letting up. it's estimated the country loses $300 million a day over the shutdown. that's $1.6 become in a wing no all right. weather wise, looking good mid to upper 80s, not record breaking but unseasonably warm. the humidity isranking up, getting more moderate, so we will not be as cool with that dry air in place. now that we're in october, the

tropics starting to heat up with a big tropical low. in southern florida, the well ball of wax headed into the gulf. after that, the big question where karen will make landfall. we'll look at that in the forecast. >> we thank you, wyatt. the cost of the government shutdown is $300 million a day. >> even some of the youngest americans have ideas. >> they should do the right thing. >> they should agree instead of acting like a bunch of babies. they should act like adults. >> nine years old. why is this so easy for you to figure out.

>> because sometimes kids have better ideas than droneups. >> way to go. there you go. there's a family that is supposed to be on their way to d.c. but they're stuck and waiting. >> it is putting the family's future on hold. >> we're on standby. we know we're going to pack up. we know we're going to move but what's coming next, we don't know. >> the family's son is a wounded veteran. funding is also up in the air. this' waiting for the first g bill tiew situation but don't know if the shutdown will day lay it in-- delay it indefinitely. >> most couples are worried about whether flowers will arrive on time. >> the couple that planned to get married at the grand canyon, rushed to get a marriage also

but it wasn't done in time. instead, they had to settle for plan b. they got hitched along the red rocks in sedona. >> to ease some of our shutdowns, there are businesses giving away free stuff. >> and here's another free but id you'll need it because the shutdown means the cdc is not tracking the flu. you can get a free flu shot if you live in anne arundel county. head to the center or between 1 and 3:30. also at the glen burnie health center. someone purchased a megamillions ticket in anne arundel. you might hold the jackpot. it was sold at the dash-in. people we talked to today were hoping they bought it.

if you take the cash option it's about $86 million. >> i don't know who did it yet. we will find that out. >> i got a call in the wee hours of the morning that there was a jackpot wish in the stayed of maryland and only maryland has that winning ticket, so we were really excited. >> the winner has 182 days to claim that prize. >> continuing coverage on the pear of pitbulls affected by the new pitbull law. sasha and bear were back with the owners. they were forced out of the home when the land lower banned pitbulls. they are back home with their real family here tonight. you know who's home tonight, kelly? jacob andis. he isn't the summer visiting all 33 major league ballparks to raise money and