an nbrs aberdeen.e nature of the case is an assault. she is not injured. there is police activity at the nbrs bank with police focusing on a loop you accident in the parking lot. sky team 11 also was over the scene of police activity at vi ripken's home and aberdeen. she was the victim of an abduction where she was taken from her home at gunpoint and driven around for hours he for the suspect abandoned the car with her in it. although a picture of that suspect has been widely distributed he has never been caught. also to note here, cal ripken is not here because he is calling the a lcs game in st. louis tonight. a spokesman for the aberdeen police department has confirmed was 75-year-old vi ripken involved in an incident at a bank. it was an assault and that she was not injured. we do have crews on the scene and we will bring you updates as soon as we get it into the newsroom. back to you. >> we're hearing the word assault. should we read anything into the fact that this happened outside of a bank? pos

someone armed with a gun intended to carjacker in a parking lot in aberdeen. fobhe was able to honor key hit the panic button that sounded the alarm and the gentleman walked off. an atm camera got a picture of the suspect and he was arrested about a mile from the bank. airport.rees at the >> a developing story from overnight at lax. connection to the airport. we willyou do carve -- explain how. >> some unique artwork will be auctioned off next friday and it

a crash in aberdeen. another at 152 and philadelphia road.ther at washington boulevard and desoto road. the north side looks pretty good. a little bit of a delay forming at harford. delays stretching back to 795. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. i showed you the storm developing yesterday and it is in the same place this morning. it is shifting to the north. we will extend the chance for rain into the weekend. the rain goes up into southern pennsylvania and back into western maryland. that will be the case during the day today. i do not think it will be a steady rain. you can see a band extending into frederick county. then you get a break in the city. another band on the eastern shore. they will continue to move to the northwest. the wind is not all that strong yet. the wind is coming out of the north, northeast. 15 at martin state airport. temperatures are in the low to mid 50's. it feels like it is in the 40's. the temperatures will top out in the upper 50's and maybe near 60. breezy and cool with rain off and on. h

. >> reporter: a year after vi ripken was abducted at gun point from her aberdeen home and driven around bound and blindfolded, samantha atkins remembered that day that she and her brother learned of the kidnapping. >> when she got robbed, me and him saw it on tv. he thought this was crazy. >> reporter: now samantha's brother, jesse bowen of havre de grace tried to carjack vi ripken on tuesday afternoon. >> he was supposed to come down here last night. then he never showed up. jean called us and said he was in jail. she told me police came to the door last night and said jesse tried robbing cal ripken's mom. i'm like really? because we don't even have cable here. >> reporter: the matriarch of the family apparently scared away the robber, pressing the key to be, setting off the car alarm. >> someone tried to carjack her, take her car. i read that online and i thought oh, my god, that's my bank. >> reporter: many believe she would be targeted for a second robbery in as many years. >> i was a little afraid to come today. but the police station is right around the corner. i hope she's okay.

they were walking, driving down the alleys and everything. >> aberdeen police say bowen did run away without taking h anything. he did attempt to use this atm outside the bank, which is how police were able to identify him. >> at nighttime i won't go to this one. i will drive out of my way. >> this is the second time ripken is a victim of a crime in just over a year. >> when something like this happens it forces you to think differently. >> last july she was taken at gunpoint from her home and released 24 hours later. ripken's attacker now sitting behind bars this time and she is safe with her family. >> reporter: no bail has been set for bowen. denise. >> thank you. police say it does not appear it was connected to the 2012 kidnapping. >>> this is the scene downtown at pratt and marketplace. water is coming up through the manholes and street cracks. the department of public works said the pipe that broke is 10 inches in diameter and was quickly shutdown. water pressure is impacted. the city is redirecting water for businesses effected. >>> a rather gray fall day didn't stop people f

an accident in aberdeen on route 40 at carroll avenue. that water main break on putty hill avenue still there blocking all lanes at pairing parkway, take joppa instead. on the beltway speeds beginning to slow just a bit on the west side at 54. speeds still at 56 and 55 on 95 southbound between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at the west side. definitely getting busier there at exit 17. there's a look at 295 northbound at 175. that's the closest camera we have to that accident scene. now wjz has the stories that people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. >>> it is day 9 of the government shutdown. the blame game continues in washington dc with no deal in sight. families of fallen service members are now feeling the impact. here is susan mcginnis reporting for wjz. >> the bodies of four american service members killed in the line of duty this weekend arrive at dover air force base today. the government would typically pay for the families to fly to delaware to witness the return of their loved ones. that mone

roosevelt leftwich is live this morning in aberdeen with the details.han ripken's other brush with trouble a year ago. >> reporter: yes. in fact police just believe the iron man's mother was just in the wrong place at the wrong time this time around. it happened late tuesday afternoon here at the nbrs bank branch here when police say a man came up to vi ripken and demanded her car at gunpoint. mrs. ripken hit the panic button on the key fob and the guy walked away but not before it was caught on a camera. police don't think it's connected to her abduction last year. that suspect is still at large but one officer saw something in the atm photo that helped police catch this guy. >> the physical description not really consistent with what we were looking at last year. >> reporter: vi ripken was not harmed. in fact she helped police give a description of the guy who tried to rob her. reporting live, roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> a deal appears to be in the works and end to the government standoff between republicans and democrats, it may soon be over f

i'm mike shell -- helgren in aberdeen. with the new effort to bring justice in this case that includes a court-martial. >>> a new retail had you been -- retail hub is officially open in baltimore. why it's keeping local dollars local. >>> finally feeling like fall. are more changes coming? >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> water main pros. >> tonight, the impact on the nearby community. >>> hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> baltimore county, a serious water main break. a live look at the scene now from parkville and sky eye chopper 13. the water was just short off a short time ago. but you can see that there is quite a bit of damage left behind. sky eye chopper 13 is more on the repairs, but first we begin with meghan mccorkell. >> you can see, putty hill

. >>> the deaths of two divers at aberdeen proving ground shocked many. now, they are charging sailors with the tragedy. >> reporter: federal investigators found some huge problems with this dive, including a breakdown in the chain of command. and now, some members of an elite diving unit will face serious charges as the government seeks justice. >> reporter: the massive super pond at aberdeen proving ground is where two young divers lost their lives this year. james and harris plunged. but according to published reports, both men quickly stopped responding. they uncovered serious safety infractions. including a lack of supervision. they will be arraigned this week. that will happen in norfolk, virginia, where their names and specific charges against them will be revealed. dave wilkens who livers in aberdeen is concerned and following the outcome. >> they should know what they're doing. supervisors should know what the risks are and how to avoid those things. >> reporter: wjz has reported extensively on the troubles surrounding this dive, including multip

someone armed with a gun intended to carjacker in a parking lot in aberdeen. fobhe was able to honor key hit the panic button that sounded the alarm and the gentleman walked off. an atm camera got a picture of the suspect and he was arrested about a mile from the bank. airport.rees at the >> a developing story from overnight at lax. connection to the airport. we willyou do carve -- explain how. >> some unique artwork will be auctioned off next friday and it is all created by young artists. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:10. >> natalie morales georges live from new york. good morning. >> a deal to end the shutdown hits a new snag. can lawmakers reach a compromise in time? also, and overnight arrests in connection with those dry ice bombs at lax. an unexpected apology from real hunter. what she is saying about her affair with john edwards. brad pitt opens up about his new movie and about turning 50 when we get started on a wednesday morning. back to you. >> 50 years old? >> hard to believe. >> thank you. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. time to take a

there is an accident in aberdeen at route 40. closures remain in effect in parkville because of a water main break on putty hill avenue. checking on the west side, those delays are starting to fall into place. southbound 295 is the big problem. one as youroute alternate. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. that deadlyideo of accident on the b-w parkway. a vehicle hit and killed a restaurant on 295 south. police are still on the scene investigating the accident. sarah will update us as soon as the b-w parkway opens up. some members of congress were arrested during a rally yesterday. there was a rally for immigrant respect yesterday. they were demanding congress take up copper chance of immigration legislation. are beingharges considered for a new york city police officer for his part of a motorcycle attack on an suv driver. video shows the officer punching the window of the suv. the officer involved is on modified duty this morning. >> southwest airlines is offering airfares on the cheap again. breaking news involving joseph a

he has a six-year-old son and held a job as a referrer for contractor in aberdeen. the records revealed he told police he "made a mistake" and he had a drug problem. police are just calling this a string of bad luck and feel that this incident and her recent >>napping are not related. this right now appears to be more a crime of opportunity than it is anyone being targeted. >> boeing faces a laundry list of charges including first- degree assault, attempted robbery, attempted carjacking, and various other drug charges. one final note. ribolan was trying to rob am having a bad replied "soe am i." >> the latest killing after 11 p.m. in northwest baltimore. kevin talley was found shot to death on reisterstown near violet avenue. they have no leads or motive and the gunman remains at large. officer charged with shooting a trainee. we have the latest from towson. >> the prosecution rested after calling witnesses. the defense will have its turn tomorrow. there is no dispute over who pulled the trigger. the case is whether the officer's actions amounts to, no behavior. the

facing criminal charges in connection with an accident that killed two men in the super pond at aberdeen proving ground. denise is live in the newsroom with details on this for us. denise? >> reporter: well, mary, the accidents happened during a training exercise since february. navy diver, james rier and ryan harris drowned, after their tethers got caught on something inside the super pond trapping them at the bottom. there were questions over whether proper protocol was exercised. and four now face a court martial for their alleged role in the diver's death. they refused to accept punishment rather than face trial. >> a fifth trailer did accept administrative punishment to avoid a court-martial. >>> an anne arundel county woman is charged with manslaughter for a crash, which prosecutors say she caused by texting and driving. she hit and killed a motorcyclist back in march. prosecutors say she was on the phone and ran into the man while crossing route 3. myers is charged with negligent manslaughter and a number of other charges. >>> baltimore police are trying to figure out the cause of

charging four sailors in connection with the training accident deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeen proving grounds superpond. ron matz in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: the four members of the elite diving team will be court-martialed on charges stemming from the deaths last february. navy diver first class gyms ryer of ohio and ryan harris of missouri drowned after their breathing units failed and tether line became entangled. arraignments for the sailors facing charges are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. the specific charges they face as well as their identities will not be made public until they are arraigned. back to you. >>> a trial likely won't take place until november or december. >>> a couple from arkansas is telling a story of survival after their day hike in texas turns into a harrowing five-day ordeal. a>> reporter: kathy and rick mcfarland wanted to hike at big bend national park in texas but told to leave because of the government shutdown. instead they decided to go to a state park they never hiked. by nightfall they were lost. >> we discovered there

. >> reporter: dawn miner is one of hundreds that face an indefinite furlough at aberdeen proving grounds. >> it could be a few weeks. >> reporter: if the shut down drags on these employees won't be the only ones feeling the pressure. >> there is risk to the business. there is no guarantees that if you tell employees they won't get paid for a couple of weeks, it could hurt other jobs which could hurt retention. >> makes me cry. >> reporter: they own city view bar and grill. 80% of their business comes from social security employees furloughed until the shut down ends and they are feeling the effects. >> tonight it's empty because people are afraid to spend no money. >> reporter: they pray all of this ends soon so they can afford to keep their doors open. the governor estimates it will cost $5 million in revenue and $15 million in economic impact for each day of the government shut down. i'm mike schuh reporting live. >> that is a lot of money. >>> one of the key provisions of president obama's health care law goes into effect today, online exchanges are open for business. customers can go

four sailors with crimes for their roles in the training accident deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeen proving grounds superpond. the four members of the navy's elite diving team will be court-martialed on charges stemming from the deaths last february. the two divers underwater breathing units failed and tether lines became entangled. arraignments for the sailors are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. >>> this morning the woman who police say robbed a glen burnie bank not once but twice last month and then tried to rob another bank on saturday is behind bars. wjz and mike schuh are live outside anne arundel county police headquarters in millersville. >> reporter: good morning. you think of who might be a bank robbery suspect, a school bus driver may not be high on that list. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. now the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> we buzzed her out. crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays so it's not really surprising anymore. >> reporter: surveillance c

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tough times for small businesses is being told over and over again around the state and areas around aberdeen proving ground and fort meade. according to business owners, the tell us if this lasts more than a week it will be downright devastating. are tons of small businesses in that area. the shut down has spread to social media as well. you can see the dozens of twitter accounts that have stopped tweeting and what they were saying on wbal-tv.com. click on slide shows. >> you have probably read one of his books or seen a movie based on one of his books. baltimore neighbor -- native tom clancy died on tuesday. for more on his life and career, we go to kim dacey live in federal hill. is survived by his wife, five children, and several grandchildren. he lived in maryland all his life and those who knew him are remembering him. a piece of steel. >> his books are wildly popular, selling tens of millions of copies around the world and author tom clancy died tuesday at the age of 66. >> he was a master storyteller. and one of the great storytellers of our time. or of any time. >> tom clancy was bor

aberdeen proving ground.../. the... names of the sailors... and... the charges... against them../. won't be released... until... after... they're arraigned... this week.../. diver... 1st ...class... ames ray-her... and... diver... 2nd class... ryan harris... drowned in a pond... at... the military... facility... in february. police have identified the man whose body was pulled from the water in harbor east earlier this morning. the body of 58 year old douglas page was found floating in the water at lancaster street at south central avenue around 10 o'clock this morning. what's still uncertain is how page, who lived nearby, ended up in the water in the first place. as... the... government shutdown ...approaches... its ninth day,.../ president obama... took his message ...to the people.../ that... it's... time to end the madness, .../ and... reopen the government.../. but... house speaker john boehner... says... its.... the president.../ not... his party,.../ holding the country hostage.

he has a six-year-old son and held a job as a referrer for contractor in aberdeen. told records reveal he police he "had a mistake and had a drug problem." -- as far asfar as vi ripken is concerned, please feel this is a string of bad luck and this is not related. >> this appears to be more of a crime of opportunity than it is anybody being targeted. bowen faces a laundry list of charges. apparently as, bowen was trying to rob vi he told her he was having a bad day and she said so was she. >> william kern is charged with assault for shooting a cadet during a training exercise. the prosecution told the jury the case is about choices, actions that violated the law, and reckless disregard for public safety. the defense contends kern's actions were not -- were a mistake. he wore his service revolver during training and said he accidentally or the wrong weapon. >> the training gun was in his pocket and the service revolver was in the holster. how do you get those two mixed up? fired theought he training weapon at a door to teach the recruits a less -- a lesson when he sa

drowned in february while working at the aberdeen proving ground, and federal officials reportedly found a nearly one then safety violations at supreme pontiff, including improper trading for divers are you some were given administrative punishment for their roles in the death, and only one accepted it. arefour others who refused charged with involuntary manslaughter and derelict of duty, and none of them has entered a plea. and there is much more to come on 11 news at 6:00. >> including the reopening of a baltimore landmark. >> raising the bar for students the conversation at education nation. i am tim tooten. that story, coming up. >> a forgotten member of the ravens defense cannot wait. we will tell you why. >> are easy and cool and wet about senator theater is to reopen. it is like taking a trip back to 1939, when the senator originally opened, and there was some cleaning for tomorrow's sold-out opening that will benefit the pratt library. >> row seats for the reception .ill benefit the organization >> you have to be so proud of this theater. >> we are so proud. it has been a labor o

the evidence not from the neighbors to the south, but from the neighbors to the north. ♪ and in aberdeenagen and what they see the future has and tourism by the plane load and they spend lesson defense and more on keeping people happy and scottland and demnark are almost identical and not evidence of food banks here and he is a regular visitor and entire political philosophy points scottland away and a new different set of friends. a best example is weapons of mass destruction which will cost a hundred billion pounds and life cost and we will choose not to spend money up and freeing up resources we will be able to invest in the fair society and the economic successful nation we want scottland to become and they say they are more danish than british and they stay ahead of the polls and the food banks and recycled clothing bins in alberdeen and the better it will be for the nationalists the better that gets. >> reporter: still ahead in the program we will tell you why people in africa are getting recognition for the contemporary artwork and a 13-year-old bet pays off for one grandfather an

he talks about his wife, houma aberdeen saying she developed a reputation of the woman who married andiot and stuck with him. >>> remember the house stenographer that had a meltdown during the shutdown vote? she tells fox news she did it because for the past two and a half weeks the holy spirit has been waking me up in the middle of the night and preparing her to deliver it. >>> a strange new superpack ad from senate republican candidate sharon engle. it compares democrats to screaming donkeys. >> it is an argument to say we have a spending problem. >> the stres sor is not something i propose. it will not happen. >> all righty then. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now for a look at politics, kevin, good morning, kevin. >> good morning, betty. happy friday. >> happy friday. boy, this has been quite the week. i want to ask you about that. people are wondering, is this the new normal? we have seen this play out way too many times. >> exactly. what happened and how this ended is exactly how everybody predicted it would, congress kicking the can down the roa

navy diver 1st class james reyher and navy diver 2nd class ryan harris drowned in a pond at aberdeen proving ground back in february. the names of the sailors and the charges against them won't be released until after they're arraigned later on this morning. a trial wouldn't occur until november or december. farm groups appeal a judge's decision to uphold the e-p- a's clean water act. the american farm bureau federation and the national corn growers association say the september 13th decision has dangerous implications on farmers. the e-p-a... working with six states including maryland... set standards to reduce levels of pollution in rivers that drain into the bay. eight democratic members of congress were arrested during an immigration rally on the national mall. congressmen john lewis and charles rangel...were among those taken away in cuffs.... when they refused police orders to disperse so they could clear the streets. the rally was allowed at the national mall... despite a government shutdown that has closed national parks and memorials across the country. critics strongly crit

crimes for their roles in a training accident in accidental death it would have navy divers at the aberdeen proving ground. arrangements are scheduled for -- arraignments are scheduled for wednesday and thursday. charges they face as well as identities won't be made public until they are arraigned. a trial at the naval station in norfolk won't occur until november or december we will keep you posted. >>> a judge said maryland didn't do enough to help the four historically black college overcould many segregation. the school -- skoals were given being forced to duplicate by classes at white college and universities. both side were told to begin mediation to fix the situation. >>> you will have to wait loppinger if you want to see the harbor point construction begin. neighbors with the environmental -- they can't talk to the environmental safety agent because they are closed down. >>> big spenders you can get your hands on a sheeny new 100 dollar bill. look at what they look like. the newly redesigned hundred dollar bills start; lathing including new security features among them is a blue 3-d

. >>> a stunning development in the deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeen proving ground. four members of their elite diving team will face court- martial stemming from the deaths last february. the two victims underwater breathing units failed and their tether line became tangled. >>> the search is over for the female bank robber who struck three times in anne arundel in recent weeks and it was a lucky break that led police to the arrest. derek valcourt has surprising details on the suspect. derrick? >> reporter: not your typical bank robbery suspect. in this case, she was a school bus driver. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> a bus driver? crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays. not really surprised anymore. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the robberies both times. she demanded a note asking for cash. a dye back exploded. the second time she handed the note to the same bank teller adding no dye back this time. >

and kent island at 56 degrees and aberdeen, 54 degrees this morning. and emmittsburg, the temperature is at 52. so we're seasonably cool. we should be around 49, 48, a little bit above that. but more importantly, the rain that we are getting in here as we are going throughout the day, abc's most accurate future trend and see the time line. when is it affecting you? well, as we go through about 5:00, 6:00, we can see it in the picture here, and this shield, this rain shield is a pretty big rain shield. i showed you on the radar, you can see it in portions of virginia as of now. but the low itself is just off the coast of georgia. so that is going to track and that is going to be bringing the rain in here again. as we head into 5:00, so your commute home could be a bit on the wet side for today but it is going to be especially wet as we work our way into tomorrow morning. and then that will continue as well. but it is going to get very windy, we are talking about wind gusts up to 25, 30 mierches-- miles an hour. 66 degrees as we work our way through the

. ♪ >> reporter: turn right at the north sea from aberdeen and you get to copenhagen the capital of denmark model from what the search np sees scotland's future as, green energy as well as oil, tourism by the plane load, a society that spends a lot less on defense, and a lot more on keeping people happy. scotland and denmark have almost identical population sizes, and there is not much evidence of food banks here. the snp's most senior politician in london is a regular visitor. the entire political philosophy points scotland way from the trans atlantic relationship by london and toward a different new zest friends. >> one of the best examples of that is the next generation of weapons of mass did he truck which will cost the best part of 100 billion pounds and through life cost. that's what we are not going to spends money on and by freeing up those resoars we wilsoar soun invests in the nation went scott land to become. >> reporter: for all of that, many scotts remain unconvinced that they are more darrennish and british and the independence campaign support bide all the main london parties

. >> reporter: dawn minor is one of hundreds who face an indefinite furlough at the aberdeen provingound. >> it could be a couple of weeks and that would really put me in a bind. >> reporter: the social security administration in woodland would be forced to furlough 18,000 employees nationally. >> i hope it's not like this. makes me cry. >> reporter: floory and her husband own this bar and grill. 80% of their business comes from social security employees and they're already feeling the effects. >> you should see the place, tonight is empty because people afraid to spend no money if the government close. >> reporter: they're praying all of this ends soon so they can keep their doors open. and the governor estimates that maryland could lose $5 million in revenue and $15 million in economic activity each day of the shutdown. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> meghan, thank you. stay with wjz for the very latest on the looming government shut down. we'll bring you updates on air and online at cbsbaltimore.com. >>> well, we're learning more tonight about a fire on t

we have an accident in aberdeen at 140. everything looking good on 795. starting to build as you make your way southbound. the big problem, southbound 295 shut down at 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a distracted driving case is reminding all of us of the dangers of texting while behind the wheel. >> a new driving simulator shows how little it takes for your phone to distract you. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live with this morning's big story. >> good morning. police say it was back in march when elizabeth meyers was texting and hit and killed a young father. he was riding a motorcycle at the time. police say he did have the right-of-way. now she is facing six charges, including negligent manslaughter by a motor vehicle. public officials say no phone call or text is that important. a simulator shows how this driver could easily do something wrong. >> it is a bad habit that has touched all four corners of our society. we tend to think "this can never happen to me." >> we are now in week two of the cell phone handheld law being a primary

last year she was abducted from her aberdeen home. police say the man accused put mer in a car and drove her around for a day >>> let's look at the weather. you see the clouds with the nice slow pass. you didn't see any stars unless you bumped your head. here's chiefmeteorologist wyatt everhart jamie, unseasonably warm out there, i mean 67 now in the city and we're still in the mid-60s going west toward frederick. this is mild. we could see patchy fog out there so watch out for fog through the overnight. otherwise, it'sstaying dry but not for that long because tomorrow afternoon, we're dealing with an active frontal boundary otherwise just cloudy tomorrow. . >>> wyatt, it's so controversial we're doing it twice. tonight, the continue verse/of a brand -- controversy of a brand new school. >> yeah this is a big story. . >> sir, let me talk for a second, okay. no, it's my job to talk, your job to listen right now. . >> that was six months ago at the groundbreaking for the new school. he was being heckled by protestors. now, constructioni

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other facilities effected include fort meade the aberdeen proving ground and the administration.ive from the closed fort mchenry i'm mike schuh. >>> three women are behind bars for robbing a bank in baltimore county. alexis chandler, saz fludd and ashley fitz robbed the bank in essex. they implied they had a bomb and took off with cash. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene as officers caught up with them. >>> a federal judge has denied a request to delay maryland's new gun laws. gun control supportest celebrated another victory with a rally. gun opponents are continuing their battle in court. >>> if you live in anne arundel county and you bought a mega millions lottery ticket check your numbers. someone is $189 million wealthier this morning. the numbers are 7 so, when you find something really special. it's like you want to tell the world. shout it from the rooftops. show it off. you just know when you find the real thing. and some designer deals are so sweet you just can't say no. see the real deal. check out all the designers maxxinistas are scoring. t.j.maxx. >>> this specta

. >> now, in norfolk, a charge in the death of some at the aberdeen proving ground. this was back in february at the so-called super pond. five sailors were given administrative punishment for their roles in the death, and one receives the punishment, and the four others who would not were charged with dereliction of duty today. >> tonight, the loss of military death benefits due to the shutdown is turning out to be a symbol of the dysfunction in the capital, and now an embarrassed congressman is moving to handle it. steve handelsman has the latest in washington. >> the evening, from capitol hill. it was such an oversight, so symbolic of the dysfunction in washington that both sides are wanting to fix it erie it defense secretary chuck hagel went to dover air force base among outrage that the standoff went too far. the remains of four troops killed in afghanistan were returned, but because of the shutdown, the usual $100,000 death benefit to help families with expenses were not paid. 26 families affected. chuck hagel and president obama are said to be very disturbed,

charged four officers for their roles in the training accident deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeenerpond. the four members of the elite diving team will be court-martialed on charges stemming from the deaths last february. two divers' underwater breathing units failed and tether lines became entangled. arraignments are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. >>> some marylanders are cleaning up after storms blew through here and especially in cecil county. the wind and rain tore through yesterday afternoon snapping trees and bringing down power lines up north. during the storm nearly 1,500 homes were without power. there's no word the national weather service will be investigating this cecil county wind. >>> today is the grand opening for the shops at canton crossing. the $105 million shopping center includes 30 retailers and restaurants and will feature target, old navy, chick-fil-a, mission barbecue and many more. >>> stay with wjz 13. up next, more video of the biker road rage attack in new york city. ♪ >>> surveillance video shows a would-be robber bursting into a new york state c

we had some constituents from aberdeen here when this occurred and they were locked down with us also. i'm sure that was a different experience for them. we were not allowed to leave our offices. as it turned out, the capitol police apprehended the person involved. a capitol police officer was injured. we take them for granite. pray for the well being of this officer who was medivaced to a hospital. >> congressman, we know there's a lot of tension on capitol hill, not just with the shut down but the recent navy yard shooting, which is just 2 miles away. are you confident that this was an isolated incident? >> clearly. i think we communicated with the capitol police and they feel that at this point it was isolated. in fact, the woman supposedly had a child in the car. you know, because of the fact that we are in a shoutdown and there's non-stop media i think the whole country is upset and concerned as they should be. it's very frustrated. we hope that we can sway a few people to allow us to vote on a bill that will allow us to open the government and then do our business, negotiate, co

. >> many believe that congress is hurting national security by failing to pass a real budget at aberdeen the shutdown has put defense projects on hold. like work on safety gear for u.s. troops. experimenting with new technology. like robotic unmanned vehicles and testing of new weapons systems. >> we want to go back to doing budgets. you have to have a budget and not a continuing resolution for new programs to get started. and so much innovation is occurring around the world and within industry. and if the military, itself, cannot continue to fund new programs and reset it's priorities, we start getting behind the curve ball. we can't give the best equipment to our service folks anymore. >> you are saying this is putting our national security at risk? >> absolutely. it's going to have a national and homeland security impact. >> interestinthicktrickle down . >> the government shutdown has hurt tuesday's lunch business. gino's one of many local owned businesses feeling the pinch. >> jim richardson runs economic development for hartford county, maryland. 20% of this economy is tied to the p

. -- aberdeen proving ground. in fact, lost wages from those federal workers means the state of maryland will lose an estimated $5 million in tax revenues for each shutdown day. governor o'malley said in this year's maryland budget, we set aside funds to lessen the impact of sequestration. we have flexibility on how to use these funds and are assessing our options so we can minnize our effects of the prolonged congressional recklessness on maryland families and businesses. classes where military instructors aren't able to substitute have been canceled. it appears this saturday's highly-anticipated navy-air force game has been suspended forever now, -- for now, federal employees have little to do but wait. >> i hope to get back to work and continue my paycheck again but you never know how long something like this is going to take. >> reporter: some of those federal employees tell us, in addition to those they were given additional paperwork in case the furlough continues. >>> mary bubala is live with reaction to th

first class james rier, and second class ryan harris, drowned on february 26th, while working at the aberdeen proving ground. the four sailors appeared in court this morning at naval station in norfolk. each was charged with dereliction of duty. separate trials for each of the men are scheduled for january. none of the sailors have entered a plea. in august, five sailors were given punishments for their roles in connection with deaths. four sailors refused to accept that punishment, leading to their arraignment today. >>> maximum three months confinement and reduction today. facing a maximum of six months confinement. >>> police are looking for answers after a man is struck and killed on the bw parkway during morning rush hour. wjz is live in north baltimore now. derek valcourt with the latest on the investigation. derek? >> well, thousands were stuck during the morning rush hour, as traffic in both directions at 295 had to be shut down while police investigated that accident. >>> the traffic backups along the baltimore, washington parkway, stretched on for miles, during the height of the mor

although aberdeen police tell us that they have no indication today's incident has anything to do with this earlier abduction. simplyll us, "she has had a string of bad luck." cal ripken is not here in maryland. he is calling the and lcs game s game tonight. back to you. >> we are glad she is ok. onto our big story. the jury has been selected in the trial of a baltimore city police instructor. >> william kern faces charges in the shooting of a recruit training -- trainee during a training exercise. barry simms joins us live from -- with the latest. >> there was a last-minute offer from prosecutors but william kern rejected it. he did not want to plead guilty to second-degree assault so the case is moving forward with the jury really tear it. the trial will focus on what happened every 12 at this site. and questions about whether an officer should have had an -- a handgun with live ammunition during the exercise. the details aren't selling. ramin gray shot in the four head during that training exercise. he lost an eye. a man accused of shooting him, training instructor william kern char

. >>> aberdeen police are investigating a case at the bank on west bel air avenue.y ripken making the news. >> there is a storm out to the west. it's not going to be a big deal but it will bring noticeable changes at least in the temperature department. fine tune that forecast, new models. we'll have a clear picture on how the rest of the week will shape up tonight at 11:00. >> as long as the noticeable changes don't involve rain for the race. >> we'll talk about it. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." breaking news tonight. a direct warning about a do downgrade of america's credit. a direct hit on american finances. and all because of the chaos in washington. >>> bullied to death. a 12-year-old takes her own life. young class mates arrested, charged by a sheriff. >> quit being their best friend and be their best parent. >>> and, courage under fire. the video of the american soldier who risked everything for his brothers. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news that affects every american tonight. america's top credit rating is offi

a man approached her at a bank parking lot yesterday in aberdeen. he demanded she hand over her car and the 75-year-old nppedz activated the key alarm and it went off and the manual left. no one hats been arrested in the july 12 kidnapping of vi ripken. that's when she was driven around in her car for 24 hours. >>> investigators are on the hunt for a convict on the run. elwood veney was working on road detail yesterday when he took off running towards annapolis mall. he was doing time for robbing a place with a deadly weapon and was scheduled for a 2017 release. if you have any information or seen this man, there is his picture on the screen. you're asked to call anne arundel police. >>> the u.s. supreme court will not review a decision upholding maryland's gun law. the law requires a handgun permit applicant to demonstrate good and substantial reason for carrying a weapon outside their home or business. raymond wohl already obtained -- raymond wollard was den newed when he went to renew his license because he could not prove he was still in danger.

you're talking about totals between this morning and saturday, over 4 inks in abbetter -- inches in aberdeenoutheastern pennsylvania, have a lot of areas in the two, two and a half inch range in frederick, gaithersburg. even on the eastern shore. they've already had a couple of inches toward the northern neck. they can see another couple of inches out of this and almost 3 inches in salisbury. again this is a computer model but it gives you an idea of how much rain we could be talking about over the next couple of days. the showers may linger into sunday. today 59. not everybody is going to make it. tonight 57. periods of rain and drizzle and a stiff north breeze. yellow alert again on friday with more rain and drizzle. potentially slightly milder. i'm going to be optimistic with that 64. then more showers saturday. have not gone to a yellow alert yet but that may have to be changed. sunday also has a chance of showers for the ravens home game. on monday and tuesday finally some nicer days. temperatures up to the lower 70s. rough is no other way to put it. >>> really rough. very one more cras

aberdeen proving ground. and almost every federal facility in washington. in fact, lost wages from those federal workers means the state of maryland will lose an estimated $5 million in tax revenues for each shutdown day. governor o'malley said, in this year's maryland budget, we set aside funds to lessen the impact of sequestration. we have flexibility on how to use these funds and we're analyzing all of our options to try to minimize the effects of prolonged congressional recklessness. classes where military instructors aren't able to substitute have been canceled. it appears this saturday's highly anticipated navy-air force game in annapolis has also been suspended. for now, furloughed federal employees have little to do but wait. >> hoping for a quick resolution. i want to get back to work and continue my paycheck again. but you never know how long something like this is going to take. >> reporter: coming up all new at 5:00, i'll have more on how the shutdown is affecting maryland and baltimore's fort mchenry. also, how some federal workers are protesti

. >> reporter: in aberdeen, maryland, surae chinn, wusa9. >>> buy one, get one free and help end the government shutdown at the same time, that's what starbucks is asking customers to do today through friday. ceo howard schultz came up with the idea. anybody who buys another beverage gets one tall coffee free. schultz says the offer is a way to help people connect with one another even as we wait for our elected officials to do the same for our country. we'll have much more on the shutdown at 5:30 including a man whose retirement is in jeopardy. we've got an entire section on our website, www.wusa9.com, and we've also got a running total of what this shutdown is costing by the second, up now to over $2.5 billion. >>> it is a landmark decision for the federal reserve, the president has nominated the first woman to head the central bank in its 100 year lift. you're looking at her, janet yellen, the current fed vice chair. now if approved by the senate, yellen would succeed ben bernanke. yellen is expected to continue steering fed policy in the same correction as bernanke. she's within

he mentioned his wife houma aberdeen is labeled an idiot who stuck with him. >>> "captain phillips".nding this film isn't just for the story you see on the screen. it's the sudden rise for some of its stars. barkhad abdi who had no acting experience prior to this movie. take a look. >> captain, no one gets hurt if you don't play no games. >> the ship's broken. we had to -- >> nobody gets hurt. hey, look at me. >> sure. >> look at me. >> sure. >> i'm the captain now. >> i'm the captain now. barkhad abdi joins us in the studio. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> congratulations on the success of of the film. i think not only is the film great but with your backstory it adds a new layer. we'll talk about the film in a second, but before landing this role you were a limousine driver. >> correct. >> and you answered an open casting call at home in minnesota, correct? >> correct. >> when you saw the casting call, did you know what the film was about? how was it described? >> you know, all i knew about it was it was a tom hanks film. >> that's good to know. >> you know, that's al

at aberdeen proving ground.n't be released until after they're arraigned tomorrow and thursday. navy diver 1st class james reyher and navy diver 2nd class ryan harris drowned in a pond at the military facility back in february. police in washington d-c name the man who died... afte setting himself on fire on the national mall last week. he's bn identified as 64- yearld john constantino of mount laurel, new jersey. officers say constantino's injuries were so severe... they had to use dental records and d-n-a figure out who he was. the terrist captured during a u-s raid i liby... could appear inourt before the week is out. us-officials confirm abu anas al-libi is being held in custody... onboard a u-s navy ship. he's being interrogated by a team made up of c-i-a and fbi personnel... along with u-s military specialists. white house press secretary jay carney says al-libi has been indicted in the southern district of new york in connection with conspiracy to kill u-s citizens and to conduct attacks rldwide. chemical

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