that's a look at 95 southbound at aberdeen. there's a look at 27 south of the beltway also problem free at the moment. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don >> thank you. >>> city police raid a number of east baltimore homes targeting people thought to be linked to a notorious gang. rochelle richie has the story. >> it's 4:00 a.m. and wjz is there as dozens of baltimore city police officers and the baltimore county swat team gear up and load up to break down the doors of unsuspecting bgf gang members and those working for them. >> police. search warrant. >> all of thee search warrants are carried out at the same time. >> wjz rides along as search warrants are carried out on 11 homes. >> this is part of our effort to dismantle the black guerilla family family using drug conspiracy and related charges. >> undercover officers quitely approached the home. we are there, cameras rolling as police go into action. >> hands up. hands up. get on the floor. down, down. >> residents living on rutlande up

so, we think originally it came from aberdeen. and, it was originally asked by an oil worker, coming from maybe his work in the arab countries. so it may come from, originally through, from kuwait or bahrain. >> do you think in kuwait they're deep-frying mars bars? >> i think they're deep-frying some sort of chocolate. >> oh, and it came from the idea. >> that's right, okay hmm, hmm. okay, this is it. ketchup and all. hmm. >> it's very tasty. >> it's very strange.

aberdeen asset management struck a deal to buy lloyd's banking group funds management. the investment partnership. the transaction valued at 660 million pounds makes aberdeen the biggest listed fund manager in europe. the stock is up 12%. lloyds also up nearly about 8% as well. petrofac. this is the u.k. energy services group warning that it expects flat profits next year. down 14%. they didn't give a specific forecast. eads stock up about 3%. they're bringing in record holders including a $27 million over from the air bus maker. earlier we were told they were confident about the company's plans despite the ongoing competition from boeing. >> we're very pleased with our order book. if you ask me to comment on the 777 order from boeing. we wish them well. what's interesting, all of those airplanes are going to deliver in the next decade and beyond. i'd prefer to build airplanes and deliver them this decade. they can have 20 years out in the future, i'd prefer this decade. >>> on the bond markets, keep your eyes on u.s. treasury yields. fairly volatile last week. right no

before 6:00 this morning two tractor-trailers, a pickup and car collided on 95 near route 22 in aberdeen. one person was killed, state police say several people were very seriously injured. one person was flown to shock trauma. the cause of the crash still under investigation. >>> right now on capitol hill the house oversight committee is holding another hearing on health care.gov and danielle nottingham reports for wjz the white house should soon release the long awaited official enrollment figures. >> reporter: house lawmakers are probing technical issues that led to the disastrous rollout of the healthcare.gov. >> this was a monumental mistake to go live and effectively explode on the launch pad. >> reporter: government information officers who know the most about the site's operation talked about the problems. >> clearly on day one the system was overwhelmed by scroll. >> reporter: -- volume. >> reporter: the white house says the system americans used will be fixed by the end of the month but the obama administration hasn't revealed a solution for another problem. how to help almost

. >>> a large crowd gathered for the ceremony at veterapark in aberdeen. >> i ask you to remember our veterans deployed around the world and their families, waiting for a safe return and remember the families and friends who have been touched by and have the full understanding of service to the last full measure of devotion. >> the service also included a memorial salute by the american legion post, 120 honor guard and a playing of taps. >>> walking through the door to see your dog waiting for you wagging its tail is one of the best part of your day and a new program is making sure our vets get the same love. >> they got their dog through the program. >> he is teaching the kids responsibility because they're also responsible for his care but he brings a lot of laughter and joy to our

if you're traveling southbound 95, accident at the aberdeen exit, route 22. also watch for a crash, southbound 95 at riverside parkway. and northbound 95, the accident at northbound emerton road. still producing a pretty good delay. other accidents include eastern boulevard, at hartman avenue. westbound 95, at bwi airport. and some significant delays. the west side inner loop, just jammed from southwestern boulevard to liberty road. and on the top side inner loop, at least 30 minutes from greenspring avenue to harford road. let's take a live look. you can see the delay there, going from 895 past whitemarsh boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's. monday is ravens day at papa john's. call or click online to find out about the monday, toppings for touchdowns special. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. >>> warm and dry right now. and sunny. amazing. 71. light south/southeast breeze. the barometer holding steady. looks like a pretty darn nice weekend right after this. you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good,

♪ from strathdon, i go to aberdeen, and fly to the orkney islands.e up of 70 or so islands off the north tip of mainland scotland. the people refer to themselves as orcadians, and don't feel they are part of scotland. this is an ancient landscape richly strewn with stone circles and burial chambers. skara brae is northern europe's most well-preserved prehistoric village. this is the path back in time, of sorts. so, starting here, first man on the moon, belonged to the american declaration of independence, birth of christ. now we are really time traveling people. we are going back, back, back. yes. skara brae, 3100 bc. now, that is back in the day, people. is that robert i see before me? resident expert of skara brae. >> welcome to skara brae. >> thank you. oh, this is really neat. >> now, what you're actually looking at here, this has been all moved over. would be a whalebone, and timber frame, covered by skins, with turf and seaweed outside to keep the wind out. >> really? did they go whale hunting or -- >> no, they used beached whales for the whale

so, we think originally it came from aberdeen.s originally asked by an oil worker, coming from maybe his work in the arab countries. so it may come from, originally through, from kuwait or bahrain. >> do you think in kuwait they're deep-frying mars bars? >> i think they're deep-frying some sort of chocolate. >> oh, and it came from the idea. >> that's right, okay hmm, hmm. okay, this is it. ketchup and all. hmm. >> it's very tasty. >> it's very strange. the whole idea of deep-frying a candy bar, let alone putting ketchup on it. but, it's actually good. and it's just too overwhelming for my taste buds, i think. hmm. once in a lifetime. ♪ you don't have to be on a wind-swept moor to learn to play the bagpipes. this is the centre of glasgow, the college of piping, and i'm gonna learn to play them today. ♪ yea, willie. i love that. do you think you can teach me to do that in about an hour and a half? >> we'll be happy to try. >> all right. where do we start? >> we start right here. scottish bagpipes are unique. the origin, i would thi

the but sources had said that the city was taken from aberdeen beat is about anaconda and non texans and shot dead. this is the man said to have been knitting that is commonly in other green tea which is also the headquarters of the pakistan army. the nissan reported to be working closely with ox any secret santa says the isi and the practice any minute she is seeded teams played to the body was tense shifted to another can be home anastasia taking two of them it's about a mile northwest of me on to. a very severe down the driveway. what in the guardian a potent offense this will tie this but maybe i'm a pretty good about the deficit. the beginning but these ones. i was a main negotiate and fundraiser for the dead attraction of the upright on a bunt wasn't such a tiny neck that's nice business interests in lefty share the us has put sanctions on the city and after he was included in an instant specially designated global terrorists the chinese have been blamed for several high profile attacks in afghanistan isn't doing us any damage. it doesn't even miss this issue too much and they

in broad daylight as 75-year-old vi ripken left the mbrs financial bank on west bel air avenue in aberdeen county. >> she told them she was approached in the parking lot as she went to her vehicle by a man with a gun. >> reporter: it was a frightening ordeal for vi ripken who last year was abducted at gunpoint from her home tied up, forced into a car and driven around for 24 hours before being set free unharmed. she is the mother of orioles hall of famer cal ripken, jr. >> it's bizarre that similar thing could happen to your mom in two times in a year. >> i am concerned. but at the same time, i take my concern from her. you know, how she deals with it. she swears we're all more worried than she is. >> hi, i'm cal ripken -- >> reporter: cal ripken, jr., now also an author, businessman, public speaker and ceo of ripken baseball says he is leaving the investigating to the police. >> part of dealing with this personally is you can get immerse need it into the whole investigation in the process and have that run your life or let the professionals do their jobs. >> reporter: it's stressful for t

that means aberdeen is the largest quoted money manager.rse to take on likes of the big american players. i can see in the corner of my eye jumping up and down. are you excited? >> i am. i was going to say, explain we're not talking about scottish widows literally so much as -- >> no. some of the assets under that brand. >> yes. another big firm. aberdeen on a tear. 14%, as they continue to grow. >> i love it when i make you excited in the european close. it makes my day. i'm going home. good-bye. >> enjoy the rest of it. bob pisani with a look at what's moving on the big board. >> big round numbers. we played it in the s&p 500, 1800. dow jones industrial average 16000. didn't make it yet for the nasdaq at 4000 but getting close. great stories in china, you know. china closed friday. so they didn't get the news on the stock market about easing one child restriction there, boosting private investments and property reforms. but look at china, up strongly. india, emerging markets, brazilian market open china stocks to trade, all sectors, airli

the terps against aberdeen christian. they have not lost a home opener since 1976.yatt will have the weather coming up in a couple minutes. >> all right. locks like the white house will break another promise about the affordable care act. there's a possibility that healthcare.gov will not be fully functional by december 1st. todd parks told lawmakers he and his team are working hard it fix the problem. they have even slept on the floor of their offices. lawmakers want to know why healthcare.gov wasn't ready when it launched. >> i just want to know on day one was the capacity sufficient. >> i can't speak to the numbers you're talking about but clearly on day one -- clearly on drape one the system was overwhelmed by volume. >> the white house released then rolement numbers hours ago. less than 27,000 people enrolled through healthcare.gov. states running their own did better than the feds. >>> you know the woman who became the face of the failing healthcare.gov website actually lives here in maryland. abc2 tracked the woman down whose face appears on the site only to

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: catness aberdeen came from the wrong side of the tracks she would rather hunt foride to a ball. where she was transformed into the princess she always was. >> good girl on fire. >> this november, don't be afraid to dive into happily ever after. from the director of 27 dresses. jennifer lawrence, liam hemsworth and probably kate hudson. because sometimes the most dangerous games. >> go ahead. >> announcer: are the games of the heart. ♪ ooh girls just want to have fun ♪ >> jimmy: and one more thing before we charge forward with vigor. in general, celebrities get a lot of adulation. people want to take pictures with them. people want to see them on vacation. for some reason when it comes to the internet things can get ugly. especially on twitter. i think some people don't know that celebrities actually read the stuff that is written about them. a lot of them do. it can be very hurtful. off to raise awareness of this important issue once again we, invited some of our famous friend to read some of the nastiest, malicious things tweet add but them. i think, i hope you wi

. >>> we were taking you to aberdeen for the veteran's day service.f course, we remember those at ft. immediate. wyatt will be back with a detailed look at the most accurate forecast coming up in just a couple of moments. >>> well, the cornerstone was laid almost 200 years ago. now after years of detearation, the washington monument add mt. vernon need has lot of -- at mt. vernon needs a lot of work. >> reporter: a statue of george washington looking down over a city that in 1815 wanted to honor their first president with a monument for the ages. >> we think of the first monument was in the capitol but it wasn't. this was here, the fact that baltimore made this happen. it's in the just about washington. it's about what the democratic ideals represent. what they're trying to impress is it's awesome. something you look at and go wow. >> reporter: it's aen in profit that has taken on the task of repairing mother nature's damage. >> up here you can see all the water damage that's been caused by leaks on the roof. on the outside walls you can see how the m

study out of aberdeen university suggest one tote for meats, another for fruits and vegetables.the back of your car. hot temps encourage bacteria growth. don't use your satchels for other purposes. keep your gym shoes out ofyour grocery bags. good call. at number three, the big day is coming. get ready to get ugly. >> this sweater is really cool. >> yeah. mark jacobs? we're telling you this because ugly sweater day is becoming a major part of our festivities. so much, you don't have to raid granny's closet or go to the thrift store to honor the craze. target is featuring ugly sweaters in addition to web sites offering hideous sweaters. ugly sweater day is september 20, just 45 days away. no disrespect to those who work all year to make beautiful sweaters. >> at number four, want to be the fastest man in the world? eat the fastest food in the world. you might want one too after hearing this. usain bolt said he ate 1,000 chicken mcnuggets during the beijing olympics. what? mcdonald's isn't known for getting people in shape. unless that shape is round. >> want more. >> bolt says he

john seller is a consultant on antismuggling, fraud and organised crime and joins us from aberdeen, scotland. great to have you on the newshour. i want to pick up on the issue of corruption. the report suggests involvement of government officials in wildlife crime. is that a surprise to you? >> no, not at all. although i wouldn't want to discuss that specifically. i don't know the details of what is taking place in malaysia. unfortunaty, in most parts of the world where you find serious levels of wildlife crime, you find levels of corruption. >> how widespread is the problem? what are the troubled areas? >> well, how long have you got. it's really difficult to spin the glue and not put your finger on a spot where there's not an illegal crime taking place in relation to wildlife. unfortunaty, for some species, such as a tiger, rhino, elephant. this is driving species to the edge of extinction. >> how do you stop it, the sort of crime. is there a political will to stop it? >> i think that's growing. i think in recent years we see more people talking about the issue at senior level. unfortunate

. >> -- aberdeen. >> ms.ipken told them she was approached in the parking lot as she went to the vehicle, by a man with a gun. >> reporter: a frightening ordeal for vi ripken, who just last year was abducted at gunpoint from her home, tied up, force intodz her car, and -- into her car and drink around for 24 hours. >> it seems to be bizarre that a similar thing could happen to your mom, two times in the year. i am concerned. but at the same time, i take my concern from her. you know, how she deals with it. she swears that we're all more worried than she is. >> hi. i'm cal ripken. >> reporter: the hall-of-famer, author, businessman, public speaker and ceo of ripken baseball said he is leaving the investigating up to police. >> part of dealing with this personally is you can get immersed into it, into the whole investigation in the process and have that run your life. or you can kind of pull back and let the professionals do their job. >> reporter: in both incidents, vi was physically unharmed, save for the str

and i was among the masses watching tennis aberdeen.could be making money of these tickets. we were watching it in the theater. the corporation, over opening weekend. biggest opening ever. came from 347 screens across the country averaging $36,000 for free. regal cinemas said to cash in on the nearly 600 regular screens across the u.s. they cash in. take a look at scholastic. may go down lota purchase the book. that was down 1% today. and develops saw slight bump. and of course lions gate, they did not have ayoo the did not think that it was quite as good. i saw some empty seats in the theater. and a fellow of the seats you think the stock would have done better. not as high as it is the others their friday evening. about to be debated. so blown away by the first movie in how special it was. it may have been a little too much of the same going forward. liz: pay-per-view. >> all right. all right. >> buy your tickets at a time. liz: only one-quarter of the employees obeying a company request. we have the story when we go "off the desk." ♪

then there was the aberdeen debacle. five years later, five years after, madam president, we were told that this would not be tolerated, five years later you have the aberdeen debacle. army secretary togo west delivered remarks to the armed services committee titled "thrtz a problem and -- there's a problem and we mean to fix it." once again years go by and you have another such problem. that was the 2003 scandal at the air force academy where 19% of women cadets reported having been sexually assaulted and 7% reported being the victim of rape or attempted rape. the air force secretary told congress -- and i quote -- "we will not tolerate in our air force nor in our academy those who sexually assault others, those who failed to act to prevent assaults." so, again, we heard and certainly i'm not here to doubt the sincerity of those who made, you know, those comments, but yet the pattern just continues. you have a horrible, horrible set of sexual, you know, assaults, not just one but multiple ones, you have these pledges fo

now, it was developed by an ohio-based company which says in addition to heathrow, aberdeen, glasgowhampton airports have purchased the technology. the company just announced today a couple of australian airports bought the scanners, as well. so starting in january, let's just say you bought duty free liquor at jfk and travelled to heathrow to connect to another flight. right dmou as it stands, you wouldn't be allowed to carry on the duty free liquor but with this new technology starting january, you would be allowed to connect without any problems with that duty free liquor. this is just one step towards the larger goal which is to lift the ban on all liquids no matter the size of the container by 2016 in europe. >> that sounds time consuming >> and very confusing. you would have to be kind of universal for it to work for most passengers? >> absolutely. it begs the question, will this all happen next in the u.s. i know that's the question that many people are asking. we reached out to the tsa. and they said by way of a statement that they're saying "developing technologies in cooper

day today with temperatures running about 15 to 25 degrees below average with a high of only 10 in aberdeen, south dakota. that is all spreading eastward. by the time we go into tomorrow, temperatures up and down the east coast will be about 20 to nearly 25 degrees below average. atlanta should be 14 degrees below average with a high of only 48 degrees. so that's the cold air that's moving in for sunday. and it's going to stick around through monday as well. so it is going to be extremely chilly as we head into the upcoming >>> good morning. dry and breezy conditions through 5:00 this evening. chilly temperatures in some spots, waking up in the mid 40s. 56 in santa rosa. cal taking on stanford today in palo alto. get ready for a chilly night tonight. area temperatures dropping to the 30s and 40s tomorrow morning. er ridgea? >> dylan, thanks. >>> 50 years ago today the nation woke up in mourning. waking up to the realization that president kennedy was dead. on friday remembrance ceremonies were held all across the country to honor and remember the anniversary of his assassination, but nowher

if you're just about to head out that problem on 95 is still there approaching aberdeen.5 at level road. watch for an accident off to the shoulder on the outer loop at pairing parkway. fire activity on reisterstown road at cold spring lane. speeds in the teens on the west side of the beltway in the 20s on the topside. 95 not so bad south of white marsh. that's a live look at that beltway accident at pairing parkway. this traffic report is brought to you by mummy's of the world exhibition, now open at the maryland science center. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> baltimore county police are telling towson residence ts and visitors to look out for thieves targeted their smart phones. mike schuh has the story. >> reporter: good morning. this time the robbery happened at this 7 -e lefsh. -- at this 7-eleven. phone use in public makes people unaware of their surroundings. at the end of the month the nationwide registry of stolen phones will go online and congress is working on a law making it illegal to change a phone's registration number. >>> anne arundel county police say

minus 4 in aberdeen. only 15 in omaha. it's windy. minus 31 is what it feels like in mine minot it.exas and oklahoma. that's been going on for the past 24 hours. roads are very very slick there. be careful. arizona is getting incredible amounts of rain this time of year. three inches of rain snow tonight moves in across parts of new mexico and in towards texas. so, get ready for snow in texas, guys. it's cold. clayton and tucker, chilly right now. >> warm you up? you want some coffee? >> tomorrow about 15 degrees colder. the cold is on its way. >> need coffee. national expresso day. comes with a shot caffeine. today is national expresso day. about to get a crash course in creating a perfect cappuccino this morning. >> certified barista and director of education at cafe in seattle joins us here. >> nice so see you, welcome. >> i think i already broke your machine. >> i think it's tougher than that, tucker. >> i'm going to show you guys how easy it is to make really amazing expresso at home. i'm going to show you guys that it is totally easy. i run a barista for 10 years so i will sho