wjz live just back from annapolis. megan went one on one with the mayor elect. >> reporter: with one of the tightest races ever in the city of annapolis. the votes separated candidates by less than 1%. a nail biter in analis. >> the voter is not in the city limits. >> reporter: more than 25 hours over two days, reviewing and counting absentee and provisional ballots. >> this count is over. >> reporter: three days after election day it is official. republican beats the democratic ] by just 59 votes. >> voters have spoken. >> reporter: we caught up with him after the big win. >> did you ever think it was going to come down to 59 votes. >> not at all i thought i would win by a lot or lose by a lot. >> reporter: challenges may be just beginning he is the first republican mayor in more than a dekate in a democrat dominated city. at just 30 years old he will be one of the youngest mayors in the city's history. annapolis residents tell wjz they hope that makes the city better. >> i really look forward to our new mayor really

. >>> breaking news from annapolis. days after election day in the state capitol, we finally have a winner in the mayor's race. wjz is live in annapolis. pat warren has the news. pat? >> reporter: literally two minutes ago, the final vote was counted. the new mayor of the city of annapolis, named, after two days of counting absentee and provisional ballots. it's the one question on everybody's mind today. >> is it over? >> the ballot would be counted. is that right? >> reporter: after a 19-hour marathon that ended at a quarter to 5:00 this morning, the ballot counting in the annapolis mayor's race continued through the afternoon. >> to reject this provisional ballot, reject it. this application would be rejected. >> reporter: the race held the story of a changing annapolis where many determined to nominate a republican challenger for change. >> we want change in the city. >> the city needs a clean sweep. >> annapolis is at a cross road. >> reporter: the mayor has not made an appearance since the counting started yesterd

. >>> an upset in annapolis. the good morning. after a nail biting election, a republican mayor will take the reigns. we will go one on one with the mayor-elect straight ahead. >>> a look at the battle with the bengals coming up. >>> and taking a live look outside to a beautiful sunrise over baltimore. clear and cold this morning. so will it stay chilly throughout the weekend? tim williams tells us in the first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news weekend edition starts now. >>> good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. >> it's a chilly but beautiful start to the weekend. you have already seen the look outside. and if you haven't looked already with the time going back last week, it's already bright this time of day. but gets so dark so early in the day as well. but the sun is up. temperatures are cold. and winds are calm right now. and it will get breezy through the afternoon. but it will be a comfortable afternoon. temperature right now is 34 degrees. the range across the state goes from about 28 degrees to

it was one of the tightest races in the history of annapolis. in the end, the votes separated the candidates by less than 1%. a nail-biter in annapolis. >> the voters not in the city limits. >> reporter: more than 25 hours over two days. spent reviewing and counting absentee and provisional ballots. >> this count is over. >> reporter: now three days after election day, it's official. republican republican defeats the democratic incumbent by just 959 votes. >> the voters have spoke and i respect the will of the voters and they have said they want a different direction. >> reporter: we caught up with him after the big win. did you think it was going to come down to 59? >> not at all. i thought either win by a lot or lose by a lot. >> reporter: he's the first republican mayor in more than a decade in a democrat-dominated city. and at just 30 years old, he will be one of the youngest mayors in city's history. >> i think i have the leadership and the vision. and i look forward to working with people. >> reporter: residents say they hope that work mak

>> this annapolis mom decided not to vaccinate her young children.she asked wjz to hide her identity because other parents are angry that her kids can put her kids in danger. >> what led you to make this decision is this >> it just didn't make sense to me. i didn't understand why a human had to get so many drugs at one times. >> she believes her family's healthy lifestyle will keep her children from getting sick. doctors insist that's not enough. >> it doesn't matter what vitamins they're on, how healthy they are, you're child is going to get sick. >> you don't want to be in an icu unit not knowing if your child is going to live, especially over a disease that's supposed to be preventable. >> linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> in maryland children must get shots to attend school. they can be exempted for medical or religion reasons. >>> next up this morning right here on wjz. >> lawmakers move ahead on military sexual assault laws. i'm tara mergener in washington with the story coming up. >>> gang arrests. police and prosecutors announce charges again

it's a first for annapolis.f the mayor's race hinges on a few hundred absentee ballots. a battery of lawyers for each candidate, a panel of election officials, a crowd of partisan voters, and every single one of them gets to challenge every ballot. how long do you think this will take? >> it doesn't matter. >> reporter: election officials must determine if absentee ballots qualify for the official count. josh wowen has the advantage of his party outnumbering republicans 2-1. >> they're a challenge to this fella. >> we wanted to make sure the will of the people is done and the law is followed. >> reporter: some annapolis voters discontented with high water bills and plans to renovate the beloved city dock putting their personal preferences ahead of political party which is why the election ended with an 82-vote lead for pantaledes and this cliff hanger for the city. and at this point, we don't know how long they will continue tonight or when they will get a final count. reporting live from annapolis, now back to

. >> it's the one question on everybody's mind in annapolis today. >> is it over? >> ballot for the mayor race would be counted. >> reporter: after a 19 hour marathon that ended at quarter to 5:00 the ballot counting in the annapolis mayors race continued through afternoon. >> reject this provisional ballot, reject this application be rejected. >> reporter: the race tells a story of a changing annapolis where many democrats determined to elect a republican challenger to make a point. >> you are a democrat. >> yes, ma'am. >> we just want changes in the city. >> the city needs changes, a clean sweep. >> annapolis is at a crossroads. >> reporter: the mayor has not made an appearance since counting started yesterday and his supporters here are not inclined to be interviewed. as of now, the count is continuing and whoever the winner is can expect a legal challenge from the loser. i'm pat warren reporting from annapolis. back to you. >> interesting perspective. thank you. >> both candidates are still optimistic about the outcome. >>> the family of a woman killed during m

a new accident on annapolis road at charter oaks drive.delays on the west side. 50 is your average on the outer loop. 95 southbound still at full speed. that's a look at the topside of the beltway at putty hill avenue. keep in mind the roads are wet this morning. now is the time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. let's go places. marty and don, back over to you guys. >>> before we get to ron i need to bring in first warning doppler weather radar. as i was ending that weather forecast and walking over here we now have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for frederick county, which will last until about 7:00. so you got to think to yourself, it's only a matter of time before carroll county's watch becomes a warning. york pa, we've been informed it's going to be a 6:30 severe thunderstorm warning in effect. frederick county 7:00 you're under is severe thunderstorm warning. >>> ron, take it away. good morning. >> reporter: thanks. we know we got a lot of weather. happy birthday to camilla, she'a student at perry hall middl

. >>> high drama in annapolis today. wjz is live in annapolis right now. pat warren has been watching today's vote count. pat? >> that's right, vic. they started at 9:00 this morning, counting absentee and provisional ballots. and it appears, the longer they go, the more complicated the process becomes. >> reporter: accepting or rejecting voters' ballots. >> i would make rejection on the ballot. >> anduts the-- and puts the annapolis mayor's race at stake. what's happening now is more complicated than you'd think. >> well is no on ballot board member present. however, the envelope is sealed. >> reporter: lawyers for both mayoral candidates stand over the shoulders of elections officials, determining if it's absentee or provisional ballots are valid. the republican challenger, mike pandalides, leads by 100 votes. but democrat, josh cohen, has the democrats outfebruary -- outnumbering, 2-1. >> they have also been removed by voters. >> i know it's been a slow, arduous process. i don't know they're going to stay, stay all night and go through it. >> some annap

too much. >> in annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. >> annapolis police responded to six shots fired calls in the neighborhood. >> police have gotten some information from the witnesses but it hasn't led them to a suspect just yet. >>> all right. bge wants to raise your energy bill. the maryland public service commission is holding hearings in different counties. tonight it will be held in annapolis at 7. tomorrow's meeting is at the library in towson at the same time. >> a penny is not enough. the county said a fee of one cent per property will help fight storm water pollution. at that rate it would raise less than $500,000 a year. eight other counties can set fees to row dpiewls pollution caused by rain water runoff. >>> the ft. meade family pet care center is the first ofs it kind. it takes care of service members pets while they're lay way. tonight at 11, abc2 news brian kuebler goes inside the facility to look at how this works and how people are trying to copy whatter' doing at ft. meade. >>> the american dream of owning a home. >> and do you watch your favorite tv shows with a

i'm pat warren, reporting from annapolis. back to you on tv hill. >> there are only 27 absentee ballots. that will determine the outcome of this race. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads from kristy breslin at we'll traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. well, we have a major accident on the inner loop of the beltway that happened just a few moments ago. between providence road and cromwell. at this point, there were three involved but only one lane getting by. right now, you can expect delays back to reisterstown road. along with that accident, we have a second one reported on the -- the inner loop of the beltway. outer loop, that's also being affected. people trying to get a look at the inner loop accident. west side inner loop, backed up from 895, past liberty road. northbound 95, no improvement there. still a very hefty drive for you, from key highway to the beltway. 70 westbound. stop and go there, from 29 to marriottsville road. several new accidents out there. marysvill

. >>> the annapolis city council is trying to stipthe mayor of his power. this comes days after mike pantelides was elected mayor. a member of the council said he will introduce a charter amendment to move annapolis to a council manager style of government now. under the legislation the city manager will report to the council and not to the mayor. >>> someone in this area is waking up $1 million richer. someone bought a powerful ticket for that amount. the winner gets the second tier prize, guessing the first five numbers as 3, 9, 47, 59 and 52 but not guessing the powerball right, which was 32. the winner has 180 days to collect the money. >>> some veterans from florida pay a visit to the capital. 50 of them flew in from fort meyers, florida to washington dc to visit the memorials that honor their service. they made the trip thank to a non-profit organization that raised $65,000 in just six weeks. >> 90 years old and one memorable scene before i die. >> veterans days are planned all across maryland for today. for a complete list go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>>

and locally, temperatures around 65 at the airport to the upper 50s in annapolis.nd that's all thanks to the winds coming out of the south, pulling in the warmer air locked up in the southeast over the past couple of days. winds around 8 miles per hour at the airport. and the temperatures will be changing once again to finish out the roller coaster ride of weather this week. we have this feature that's pushing into the ohio river valley associated with the cold front. that's moving in to our neighborhood but not until about thursday morning. and it will get out very quickly so that's the good news. high pressure is in control of the weather. we'll see a quarter of an inch of rainfall from the system. clearing by about lunchtime on thursday and we start to bring high pressure back to the picture and then, of course, much cooler air. how cold will we get and when will it arrive. we'll see the cooler temperatures thursday night and in particular friday morning and friday afternoon. we'll see lows in the mid-zeros and highs in the lower 50s. winds out of the south 10 t

annapolis is the opposite and we're enjoying it for the rest of the evening. clear skies over the severn river. the wind will be rotating tomorrow west and northwest and so a day of changing winds on tap tomorrow but today was all about the spun, all about the gorgeous blue skies, sunshine dominating and nice fall colors in spots. our view from charm city run and some of the leaves are coming down. this could be a weekend of raking for many of us. 62 degrees at bwi. winds are southeast at 8. the winds are decent. the forecast tomorrow will be better early on. rain will be more likely through mid-morning and midday and will clear out torrow night. we have a chance, a window of clear weather. the winds will be kicking up and getting chillier as well, start to feel the change by this time tomorrow night or later. temperatures so mild tonight. 64 still in easton. 60 at the beach. 60s in the mountains. it's the south wind that's the cull brit. the surge of mild air and creating also more humid conditions which makes it feel milder but that front edging through the

. >>> high drama in annapolis. two days after the mayoral election in the state capital. still no word on who won that race. political reporter pat warren is there. she has the latest on today's vote count. >> hi, kai. good evening, everybody. you know, this is the surprisingly long process in a race that is surprisingly close. >>> accepting or rejecting voters' ballots. >> i make motion to reject ballot. >> inputs the outcome of the annapolis mayoral race at stake. what's happening now is more complicated than you'd think. >> there is no ballot. however, the envelope is sealed. >> reporter: lawyers for both mayoral candidates stand over the shoulders ever election officials, determining if absentee or professional ballots are valid. the republican challenger, mike pandalides leads by less than 100 votes. but the democrat incumbent, josh cohen, has the democratic party outnumbering his voters, two to one. >> here are the additional ballots. also removed by the voters. >> i know it's been a slow, arduous process. i'm not sure if they going going to stay. but they have to g

that was in annapolis yesterday. >>> espn taking over the naval academy. they are hosting sprint center coming up on friday and will be featured as part of the veteran's day program. it'll lead up to the airing of the armed forces classic men's basketball game friday between georgetown and oregon. there will be two live broadcasts, an lower from nine in the morning until 7:30 at night right there in navy. >> and surprise for people on the white house tour, the president and first lady greeted a long line of visitors, even bo was there to say hello. tours returned today for the first time in eight months after officials canceled the program back in march siting the forced federal budget cuts. i still can't get over the football story. >>> if you are just to bus busy to find a relationship pay someone to do it for you. >> a new service to take all of the leg work out. >> and ladies, we always suspected this but now there is research to back it up. what we do more than men. >> weather wise, just a little bit of blue sky over the river. otherwise, a mildler da

. >>> a cougar attack leaves an employee at annapolis mall sanctuary in oregon dead.ice say rene rasawans was found inside a cougar enclosure. she was bitten on the head and neck. the owner said she violated a safety rule by going into the cage alone. her mother said her daughter expressed concerns about safety at what she called an understaffed facility. >>> in michigan dashcam video shows a chase that ends with a trooper and the man he was pursuing falling over a guardrail. the trooper was trying to pull over a 41-year-old man when the man takes off on foot and goes over the rail. the trooper grabs him as he tumbled over the rail. they both fall 35 feet below to the ground. the trooper has been released from the hospital. >>> a pleasant surprise for drivers at the pump as gas prices fall to a 2-year low. here is is denise koch with the story. >> good morning. experts say this may just be thg beginning -- -- the beginning. >> surprising numbers are forcing drivers to pull over. >> that's why i stopped here sgsh here. >> gas prices hit a 2-year low >> we're seeing a s

baltimore, annapolis boulevard. a disabled vehicle tying things up, northbound on the jones falls expressway. as far as delays gthe west side inner loop. watch for brake lights there, 95 past liberty road. with an average speed of 35 miles an hour. slow from the jones falls expressway, to bel air road. traffic does ease up after that point. and if you're traveling along northbound 95, slowing from eastern avenue, to the beltway on the northeast corner. and heavy delays as well. northbound 295, from 32 past 100. let's now take a live look. as you can see, things look like they are going back to normal. 95 south, 24, where the debris was just moved over to the shoulder. and we'll take a look at jones falls expressway at cold spring lanes. this traffic report is brought to you by michael and son in baltimore. call and get 10% off. michael and sons baltimore.com. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> an alarming new report from nasa out today. keep your eyes on the skies. >> i know you remembered that. scientists immed

. >>> coming up next, who will be the next mayor of annapolis?he drama and tension in the state capitol tonight. >> a storm slams into the philippines with land slides, power outages and deaths. >> the hunt is on for more than a dozen members of a notorious gang baltimore police say terrorized parts of the city. i'll have more on the family when eyewitness news continues. >> check in for more on the stories and amount breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> three days later, still no mayor of annapolis. >> the tension and uncertainty grows. >> here is what people are talking about. >> who will be mayor of annapolis? days after the election in the state capitol that answer remains a mystery. pat warren has more on the wait and when to expect a winner. good evening. >> reporter: good evening everybody. right now they're hoping they can get this whole thing resolved in the next couple hours but by the time they have stopped counting votes for a spell in the early hours of

having a ripple effect on the annapolis city council. >> reporter: a three-day-long nail biter. results in an upset in the annapolis mayor's race. >> this count is over. >> republican mike pantal irdes beats the vote in a city where democrats outnumber republicans 2-1. and he pins the coat of arms on his successor's lapel. >> i'm honored to be the first one to put it on you. >> reporter: but a move by ross arto change the charter,. >> should suspicious of a power grab. >> i think it's an attempt to nullify the election. >> it's astounding to me he would bring it up and create all of this, unless there's a political agenda. >> would it be incorrect, then, to characterize this as stripping the may are on of power? >> i think it would be terribly incorrect. and also, terribly premature. 1kwr50z they voted for the republicans. arnett believes the city manager would have operational skills elected officials do not. but bringing it up right after the election raises red flags. >> political agenda is rubbish. >> clearly, this is tapped into a nerve. but that was not the intent. . >> re

we're going to take a live look coming off the bay bridge into annapolis. right now no delays.k to you. >>> after opening the season with a game? south korea, georgetown got to play in front of the hometown fans. >> plus, a tiny school that just recently started playing division one basketball threatened to spoil maryland's homeowner -- home opener. >>> we want take to a look at our question of morning on facebook. >> according to a recent survey, 70% of women think men over the age of 35 look ridiculous when they wear this. is it a, socks and sandals, b, too much clone, or c, their hats backwards. >> our face book friend paul says c, hat backwards at any age shows you are not that bright. post your comments on >>> 5:22. quiet day ahead. that's good. just cold this morning. 19 or so manassas last check. in the 20s most areas, low 30s in town and on the bay. as we go through the day sunshine. don't forget the shades there. a cold start in the 30s at 9:00. by lunch time 50, if not the low 50s in many areas. then a decent afternoon with a high around 55. >>> good morning, everybod

coming in from annapolis. the length into cheverly on route 50. let's take a live look inside the beltway on route 50 and here at route 202 you can see that the lanes are open. and we're in great shape heading in toward the northeast corridor. back over to the maps, this time to 270 on the southbound side. no issues right now. we're the great shape heading down -- in great shape heading down to the point where the lanes divide. and another live look this time in virginia on the northbound side of i-95 and springfield. volumes are light and we're calling it friday morning light. back to you guys. >>> we will take it. thanks monika. 4:28. the president -- president obama was grilled by reporters yesterday if you didn't see it about the issues surrounding the affordable care act. yesterday he announced that healthcare policies that were canceled or at least got cancellation notices would be extended for a year. >> in fact nearly five million americans are affected. as our ken molestina reports white house correspondents including cbs's major garrett

we're at 33 on tv hill, 30 near elkton, 34 bel air and rock hall, 28 westminster, 33 columbia, annapolisnd kent island 38, 36 in the district. last warm air out to the south and west. the head lines is not going to be how chilly it is in the area be you this warming trend. this is going to come with clouds. having said that, i'll take clouds and temperatures that close to 70. it works. 48 today, clear skies. over nit 35, clear to partly cloudy. corm we're going to move it on up to about 57 degrees. here come your clouds. wednesday primarily cloudy 63, almost 70 on thursday. a cold front moves through the area. friday and saturday back into the mid 50s with sun. >>> if you're a beltway commuter listen up to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. if you have to go on the beltway take a look. we have a problem on the outer loop of the beltway at stevenson road. a blocking three lanes. a car fire causing a big back up. a problem on 295. this one in the northbound direction between 695 and 895. two left lanes blocked there. an accident pulaski highway at gateway drive. on the

city, 30 elkton, 33 hagerstown, 28 cumberland, the mid 30s easton, rock hall 39, 37 kent island and annapolis, 27 columbia, 34 degrees in westminster. we got a big push of warm humid air. it's milder than yesterday. this is going to come with a couple of showers. the next real rain though is going to be that cold front that doesn't really get here until we move into next week. the normal high is 58. we're going to be darn close to that today. we're going to call it a high of 61 degrees. i say darn close, the range will be 58 to 61. 42 mild over night. over night and morning showers.g ing 58 tomorrow. 67 on sunday, 68 on monday. back to 51 and 46. >>> let's go back to wjz traffic control and sharon gibala. >> good morning. i have a lot more to report than before. we have a couple of problems. a degree on the beltway on the inner loop at baltimore national spike. now some accidents. avington road, echo deal -- dale at walleters. a car fire, route 7 at joppa road. speeds still looking good, no problems on 95. that's a look at the west side of the beltway at old court road. this traffic report is

of defense officials say they have zero tolerance for sexual assault and at the naval academy in annapolis officials say that they've revamped sexual assault prevention and response programs. >> it's impossible to expect justice in the legal system run by commanders with no legal training. >> until that changes she said victims will fear coming forward. >> now the center is looking to build support for that bill. i'm mike schuh reporting live. baa back to you. >> thank you. military leaders said removing m their hands would undercut their ability to maintain good order and discipline. >>> we're learning more about the double murder in upper fells point. two brothers, carl and curt borain were shot and killed in the 200 block of south wolf street. no arrests have been made. >>> the second phase of the malpractice case against dr. midei has ended in a mistrial. here is kai jackson with the story. >> after four days of deliberations at the circuit court in baltimore county the jury in the civil trial involving dr. mark midei hit the roadblock. they couldn't reach a verdict on the damages and

it is 20 five in quantico, looking at 26 in annapolis. 19 in gaithersburg, 23 at bwi marshall.ff to the north and west of us. in western pennsylvania and ohio, temperatures are in the teens -- teens. these wind chills will leave as we move through the overnight hours and into the day tomorrow. high-pressure settles in, skies clear nicely. lake-effect snow to the north of us. this pressure will slowly move off the coast. wind will change direction for the day on monday. that is going to allow for some slightly milder temperatures. we are talking upper 30s around 40. since we are not going to have the wind, we will not have those nasty wind chills. something is brewing for tuesday and wednesday. a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania. for those of you who may be driving, this is the area that could see measurable amounts of snow as soon as tuesday afternoon into early wednesday. this is our hour by hour forecast. the computer model shows it will remain dry. temperatures in the upper 30's to around 40. as we move into tuesday, look what happens. all this moisture converges

it's something that is played into the region. >> reporter: these are the woods along annapolis roadre the thieves have been hitting. last night, these four suspects cut down 250 feet of this copper wire. they say the thieves usually are smart enough to know to cut the negative wire, not the live wires that carry the power. last night, about midnight as they were using bolt cutters and tree trimmers, they hit a live wire and knocked out the power to nearly 2,000 homes and businesses. customers were watching the football game. >> lights started flickering, come back on, flicker again, boom, we are out of power. >> nurses had to go room-to-room to make sure patients were okay. >> that was the one they tohe's outages were caused by power thieves. >> my parking lights, they tear up the wire and take them from me. we go look at it and it's chopped. doesn't surprise me, angers me. i'm glad they are caught. >> reporter: the power was out about an hour. it could have been much, much worse, either a longer black out for the community or a deadly shock for the thieves. mark segraves, news 4. >

28 degrees easton and cumberland, 27 hagerstown and elkton, low 30s dc, pax river, westminster, annapolisnt island, mid 30s rock hall, 27 bel air and columbia. so here's this big dome of high pressure slowly sliding off to the south and east. that means we get into the return flow, some mild air moves our way. this frontal boundary out to the west is going to take awhile to get here. when it does we will have another shot of air coming out of central canada. that's not going to be until early next week. 55 is going to be the high this day, mostly sunny, milder. over night tonight clear, 30 is your low. tomorrow a high temperature of right around 60 degrees. sunshine and some clouds. maybe a pop-up shower saturday. look at that, 62. sunday clouds and sun 65. almost 70 monday. here comes td front with showers. tuesday sunny 53. chillier intt week. that's a darn good weekend fore. certainly milder. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> what will you encounter on e ? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. so far the commute is mild. sps on 95 looking great between white

. >>> continuing coverage right nows tonight, annapolis mayoral elections no winner in the race.republican challenger, mike pat lee douse leads josh cullen, the race is closer now within 50 votes. board expected to consider 11 provisional ballots. . >>> the weather probably continuing to see passing fair weather clouds. nice looking friday night. heading to dinner, maybe a movie, put the layer on, the windchill factor is going to remain, nice and dry, nothing more than a couple of mixed flurry type showers west. we are try the rest of the night. the winds beginning to relent some. a stout breeze. we will be dropping sharply overnight. you will feel that. looks like a frozen dawn, 30-32 degrees. we will look at the weather maker towards next week coming up. >>> cline was struck by a car during a traffic stop along route 100 last month and recovering at rehab. the five 5á k is set for this sund, 10:00 a.m. in sykesville. 700 people have signed up. >> this doesn't show what family means to the maryland state police. i don't know what it is. in addition, the citizens who recognize wh

. >>> in annapolis a city councilman wants to move away from a strong mayor type of governing. this comes days after republican mike pantelides was elected mayor. now ross arnette wants to shift it over to a council manager style of government. that means the city manager would report directly to the council and not the mayor. >>> the ravens break their losing streak with an exciting over time win against the bengals. ron matz has today's fan cam. we will start with sports director mark viviano and more on the ravens win. >> the ravens and bengals played one of the sloppiest football games. they combined for six turn overs and 17 penalties. even though the ravens blew a 17-0 lead on their home field baltimore had reason to celebrate in the end. >> amid all the mistakes the ravens got good enough field position early to score two touchdowns. flacco to smith for a 17-0 lead. the offense was awful. flacco had two interceptions and fumbled one away and was sacked five times and the ravens didn't score in the second half. in a similar way the ravens beat up bengals quarterback andy

ingresan a las escuelas militares más prominentes, como la academia naval de la marina, localizada en annapolis servir. el estatus migratorio de miguel le impide ingresar a las fuerzas armadas, algo que desea desde hace tiempo y que, dice, no tiene nada que ver con conseguir la ciudadanía. >> el país me ha dado tanto, que es lo más que mi deber, de volver de las minas gracias ellos me han dado. >> reportera: pero para otros que ya están bajo algún progreso migratorio, el ejército si representa un camino más corto a la legalización. otra razón que hace de las fuerzas armadas un blanco atractivo para los latinos es una tradición familiar. >> entre ha sido mi sueño es decir, mi abuelo es oficial de las fuerzas armadas, desde chiquita tenía una pasión por la fuerza aérea. >> reportera:, cualquiera que sea la razón por la que hombres y mujeres latinos que quieren evitar, muchos afirman que la fuerza es más potente cuando refleja la diversidad de la nación. - así concluimos esta serie, con las historias de hombres y mujeres, algunos nacidos aquí otros que inmigraron, con mis entrevistas para esta pro

a great day for the terrapins and as we look at the navy hawaii game, tailgating there, great in annapolis, feeling like football. to the north and west we see snow showers over the great lakes indicating how chilly that hair last is coming in behind hour come front. it will move out to sea. the colder air will settle in nice and dry and big high pressure settling in south of chicago. it will slide east over the next three days and continue to keep us in a fair weather setup, a classic setup that looks quiet at least through veteran's day. there are some indications of a storm the middle of next week. tonight down to 35. we stay breezy and cold. tomorrow 52. tomorrow we're talking 32 by night. take a look at the setup the next several days. a little bit of temperature mod range, not quite getting to 60. on veteran's day upper 50s. the new front with the potential low as we go late tuesday into wednesday. we think that's a rain and wind event with the potential for winter weather in the higher elevations west of hagerstown. we'll see. in the meantime it's all about a classic fall weekend. t

city. 52 in elkton, 45 in oakland, 41 up in cumberland. 52 in westminster. 51 in bel air. 57 in annapolis and kent island and 53 in columbia. winds are calm around most of the state. we have a bit of a wind from the southwest in oakland. we have a northerly component in dc, patuxent river and then you see zero readings across much of the state. we have neighbors to our north and west cooler than we are. so that northerly component is going to tap into some of that. what we'll see for the most part is a warmer -- we're in a slot where we're in a warmer air. the cooler air is settling in into wednesday or so. then we'll start to see another rise in temperatures. two things are happening. the front that brought us the rain is now associated with all that activity, and the cloud cover's pushing well off to the east and the south. another trough, a low pressure system around the great lakes is close enough it's bringing as you see a little bit of shower activity and just some light sprinkles to the region possibly this afternoon. while most of us will stay dry for the entire day, there are goi

a beautiful sunrise down there as well. 52 in annapolis and gaithersburg this afternoon.e of spots like manassas 60. good morning, monika. >>> good morning, howard. we'll take airve look -- a live look at the crash scene. all lanes reopened. look how heavy it is coming up from the beltway right up toward powder mill road where the accident scene has been cleared. you can still see some police leaving the scene there and delays remain. let's go to the maps so i can show you where it was on the northbound side of 95 and where the delays still are. so keep that in mind again heading northbound 95. if you are planning to head around town, generally speaking you'll want to know there are no hov restrictions except for maryland route 50. there's two-way traffic on canal road, clara barton parkway and rock creek parkway which is always the case on a federal holiday and metro is running on a saturday schedule. we're going to end with a live look over on the beltway east side of town in prince george's county. looking great. no problems near route 50 down to the wilson bridge. and

around the immediate metro area. 62 in annapolis and kent island. 63 in rock hall. and 66, the magic number in westminster and in bel air. here's that southerly wind. we have high pressure off the coast of new england. and we are seeing the clockwise flow, bringing in the southerly wind. from that dynamic. and then we have a low pressure system that is moving into the region. counter clockwise flow. also bringing in the southerly wind. that's contributing to the mild warmup for this midweek. rain is headed our way. that is going to be here late tonight and into tomorrow. we'll start to see the clouds thicken. but for now, good bit of sunshine out there. we're calling it a partly sunny afternoon. here's the system. extending into the border of texas. and on the western side of that is colder air. we have the warmup now. temperatures are above. we'll get a bilt of a cool snap. we'll call it a cold snap. temperatures in the 50s. but that cool snap means that after the rain moves through tonight, and into tomorrow, the time, it should start wrapping up by about noon tom

. >>> in annapolis the mayor's race still too close to call. the republican mike paneline leads the incumbent by 84 votes. the provisional ballots and absentee ballots will not be counted until tomorrow. stacy kincaid has been elected the first ever county sheriff. in new jersey where voters reelected chris christie and new york city bill deblasio becomes the first democratic mayor there in 20 years. >>> the issue of prayer at the start of government meetings was taken up by the supreme court. >> reporter: for the past 14 years the town council of greece new york has started its meetings with a prayer usually led by local clergy. on wednesday the supreme court heard arguments whether the town's prayers are constitutional. >> i don't think that we're asking that there not be prayer. i think that we're asking for it to be inclusive. >> reporter: susan galloway, a resident who is jewish and linda stevens who is an atheist say the premeeting prayers violate their rights because they emphasize christian beliefs. >> when you're told by a pastor to st

no problems from annapolis to the northeast corridor. coming from the west, dulles toll road looks great from sterling. inbound 66 from gainesville you're going to hit the brakes closer to centreville, on and off as you head inbound. you can see a little bit of slow traffic through the fairfax area and then eight fine in toward vienna. let's take another live look, this time on the northbound side of i-95. it's filling up in woodbridge. a little more in springfield. no big delays yet on 395 to the 14th street bridge. >>> more and more critics of the affordable care act, one you might not expect though. president clinton is now weighing in. >> the former president says president obama should keep his word and allow people to keep their health insurance policies if they like them. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill where lawmakers will spend part of this day holding hearings about the affordable care act and all the problems with its website. good morning, delia. >> good morning, andrea. that's right, congress trying to get to the bot

the mayor's ways in annapolis still too close to call. ballots are being counted and recounted to decide whether mike pantelides or john cohen will become the mayor. today the board will consider more than 100 provisional ballots. voters can challenge every ballot and are. pantelides was leading by 50 votes at our last check. >>> this afternoon is a chilly one. it's still pretty. take a live look outside. brigt sunshine and blue skies but we're feeling the brisk temperatures. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage for you. marty bass is in the out back in his leather jacket. tim is over at the weather center as well. we're starting with marty. >> reporter: let me just tell you how chilly it is. when don and i were doing the morning show is the temperature was in the low 30s. 25 degrees colder this morning than yesterday morning. take a look at our current numbers. with the sun up and higher in the sky obviously than it was 5 hours ago, we are still only at 49. we're going to bump it into the low mid 50s today. look at the departu

sight for all of us, swinging down pennsylvania avenue, the west point cadets in the contingent from annapoliste commander and it is hard to realize that on this marvelously clear and beautiful, understandably beautiful day, this is what we are all coming to washington to witness. the crowd that has gathered is not a large one. it is one deep in most places because most of the crowd will be along the large march later. beyond the white house to which the procession is now going. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> passing sixth street and pennsylvania avenue ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we are at the junction of independence avenue and pennsylvania avenue. and they will shortly make this turn into pennsylvania avenue. for the long broad approach to the white house. from there to the white house. now the first cause to make the turn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> how the cars are approaching the junction of constitution and pennsylvania avenue, constitution avenue is the great processional avenue in washington, but it is not in use today. ♪ ♪ ♪ there is the case on the casket ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. onto pennsylvania avenue. and there is a great l

it is 21 in manassas. 23 in gaithersburg and fredricksburg. 23 in annapolis and 27 in lexington park. the headlines for this black friday, sunny buts but, and cooler than average temperatures will continue the next several days. i will have your extended forecast from the belfort furniture weather center in a little bit. but first, let's get to the wtop traffic center. >> let's get a look at a map of new hampshire avenue, at least the beltway as you head over the top of new hampshire avenue. very light involve, no incidents or accidents reported on the beltway, either the inner or outer loop. as we jump over to the maps, things are looking good over the wilson bridge and the american legion bridge. traveling i-95 to newington and the beltway, should find all your travel lanes open. i-95 between the two beltways. bw parkway, both quiet, there is the outer loop of the beltway. looking good. we're operating in the green. that means we're moving at our in some cases, above speed. let's head over to the desk request with jummy and autria. >> rob, thank you. people are out hitting the store

a las escolas militares más prominentes como lo es la academia naval de la marina, localizada en annapolisresar a las fuerzas armadas, algo que desea desde hace tiempo y que dice que no tiene nada que ver con conseguir la ciudadanía. >> el país me ha dado tanto, que no es más que un deber del devolverle las mismas gracias que me han dado. >> reportera: para otros que ya están bajo un estatus migratorio, el ejército si representa un camino más corto a la legalización. otra razón que hace de las fuerzas armadas un blanco atractivo para los latinos es la tradición familiar. >> simple ha sido mi sueño desde pequeño. mi abuelo es oficial de las fuerzas armadas y desde pequeño he tenido una pasión por la fuerza aérea. >> reportera: cualquiera de la razón por la que hombres y mujeres latinas piden ingresar, ellos afirma que la fuerza de la institución militar es más potente cuando ésta refleja la diversidad de la nación que sirve. así concluimos esta serie, con las historias de hombres y mujeres, algunos nacidos acá hay otros que emigraron. las entrevistas surgía algo en común, incluso entre crít

. >>> days after annapolis elect lad new marks the city council said they are looking at legislation that would remove most of the mare's power. the city manager would report to the city council, not to the mayor. mike pantelides won the election last week beating josh cohen. >>> 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

. - el resultado de la carrera de la alcaldía de annapolis se mantiene indeciso.ery presentó la propuesta de ley para modificar la ley del salario de subsistencia, lo que le exigiría los contratistas del condado pagar $13.95 la hora a sus empleados. otro de los cambios es que los contratistas tendrán que ofrecer seguro médico accesible a todos sus trabajadores que ganan menos del doble del salario de subsistencia y se trabaja más de 30 horas por semana. escuchamos lo que dijo al respecto la presidenta del cosa del consejo de montgomery. >> esto surgió porque tuvieron 2 casos de donde compañías que recogen basuras no le ofrecían a sus trabajadores y le estaban pagando muy poco. entonces, a raíz de estas protestas surgieron. tuve la oportunidad de acompañar a algunos trabajadores, y ellos me contaron que es un problema muy grave.

here's the warmer air we're seeing. 64 annapolis and kent island. that southwest winds is calm around much of the central portion of the state. it starts to pick up as you get through the afternoon p it's going to be breezy as that front starts to clear the area. here is what moved through here this morning. some of these triggered severe thunderstorm warnings right on across the state starting in garrett and allegheny counties. now here's the clearing we're going to see. the weekend is very, very nice. we have temperatures levelling out in the 60s. the winds are going to pick up tonight, be breezy tomorrow and then up around cleveland things are going to be pretty nice but colder as we talk about that forecast for the ravens temperatures in the low 40 ohs into sunday. 6:05 your sunset time today. remember the time goes back into going sunday morning. a small craft advisory because of the winds until 6:00. 73 degrees was our high today. we're dropping now. we're around 68 going down. 48 tonight, breezy with partly cloudy skies. for tomorrow, 66 part

. >>> the annapolis city council is trying to strip the mayor's office of power.o a council manager style of government. the city manager would report directly to the council and not the mayor. >>> a local person is waking up # $1 million richer. someone bought a powerball ticket worth $1 million at the food lion in cookiesville. they guessed the first five numbers but not the powerball number. >>> hundreds run a race in support of the maryland state trooper hit by a car while making a traffic stop. more than 850 part-time participated in the 5k for jk, jacqueline kline. she's currently recovered at the hospital with a brain injury. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, nearly 50 years after the kennedy assassination, science is being used to answer the question once and for all, did a single bullet kill jfk? a father-and-son team of experts did forensic testing. luke and michael haag are in our toyota green room and they'll show us what they learned about the so-called magic bullet.

clear and bright and annapolis today, clear and bright. finishing out with just a little bit of a chop on the river. bit of a breeze and right now just a very nice looking night here out at the naval academy. 52 -- 30.24 and holding steady. that's an indication of very clear, dry weather. the forecast tomorrow, nice and into the midday hours, low 50s, classic running weather. bright sunny conditions, we cloud up a bit tomorrow and that means the -- the temperatures will not cool off so fast tomorrow. that also on a south breeze helping to aid a mildler set up into friday. temperatures state weight in the low 50s -- i want to zoom in and show you two things, the south breeze and that has had an impact on the moisture. its been very dry. almost like crack your skin kind of weather. now the moisture starting to over spread off the chesapeake in off the soup. i think tomorrow will be a more moderate day humidity wise. in the winter sometimes it's nice to have a little bit of moisture. to the west clear, dry, that's the set up. chances for rain

and it's 36 degrees at bwi. 39 in annapolis.on satellite and radar we had a few lake effect snow showers in pennsylvania and new york state today but nothing heading in our direction as far as the weather is concerned. it's going to stay dry. overnight tonight, mostly clear. 20 to 28, some really cold lows for us. but the winds out of the north at only 5 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, just a few clouds, partly sunny skies with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. winds out of the northeast at 5 to 10. as we head into the afternoon, that wind is going to take a little bit more of an easterly component. that will bring in the ocean influence so it will be mostly cloudy by the afternoon. winds out of the northeast at 15 miles per hour. sunday, a little bit mild milder with a high of 49. 47 on monday with more clouds arriving. there's a storm system on the way. looks like most of the energy is going to miss us to the south and in the first alert seven-day forecast, that's the day where we're going to see it on tuesday. a few rain and

look at these forecast lies, we'll barely be in the upper 40s in annapolis. 50 in fairfax and bethesda. let's send it over to monika samtani and find out if you have any issues early on this monday morning. >> reporter: yes we do. a crash happened at 3:15 southbound on route 29 crews tell us that exit is still blocked off southbound on route 29 out in warrenton, involving the tractor trailer. they tell us it is fairly minor in nature, taking time for clean it up on southbound route 29. coming in you are going to be in great shape from manassas to sentterville. between the dulles toll road a tiny bit of traffic, no big deal as you head down to springfield on 495. on the northbound side of 95, heading to 495, no issues as you head to 395 and the 14th street bridge. college park into silver spring, 95 coming in from baltimore, 270 on to frederick. at new hampshire avenue, nice and quiet early this morning. back to you guys. >>> the negative campaigning almost over. tomorrow virginiaians -- those in virginia will head to the poll to elect a new governor. >> reporter: it is one of the most

the naval academy student accused of assaulting a woman at an annapolis house in april of 2012, now a second mid shipman, eric graham, is scheduled to be court marshaled next january. the verdict is in and it is guilty for the man accused of killing washington redskins star, sean taylor. eric rivera convicted on second- degree murder charges. now taylor, you'll remember, was killed during a botched robbery at his home in miami around 2007. the jury deliberated four days before they reached that verdict. four other men are charged in the case. the others will stand trial later. >> the last poll leading into tomorrow's election to virginia gave democratic candidate, terri mcauliffe a six point lead. robert garners 8% of the vote and 5% say they are just not sure yet. peggy fox takes a look at the final push for votes. >> ken cuccinelli. >> florida senator, marco rubio rallied this crowd of supporters for ken cuccinelli and the rest of the gop ticket. >> yes, we are not going to allow them to take over our healthcare. >> they were all fired up taking aim at the affordable care act and pr

winchester freezing, 45 in southern maryland, that is a warm spot with annapolis at 45 as well. outside on our michael and son weather camera, we do great visibility out there. 40 degrees and fields like 40 thanks to a very light wind. humidity levels yesterday afternoon were down in the 30% range. as far as your weather headlines, more clouds moving in today and tomorrow. a lot more clouds and sunshine here moderating temperatures. thursday looks wet and mild. low to perhaps mid 60s. if the rain comes in early, i think the rain will start in the morning on thursday. that will keep temperatures down. behind the system we are going to clear out and get breezy friday. we are seeing signs of the storms taking shape. out west we have the cold air, rain and snow. a lot of warm air in the gulf coast with rain pulling away. this is the same plume of moisture giving us the clouds right now. this is a pretty big area of cloudiness. this first batch of rain is going to stay north and west of us as we go into the day and into the night. here we have a good deal of clouds tuesday. 5:00 now.