computer problems is in the baltimore sun and of course i had no idea what she was talking about so i went over to ask her and after she had screamed this bizarre accusation then she whispered to me she said oh i was just kidding. which made no sense at all so i go back to my desk and within fifteen twenty minutes or so i'm called down to n.s.a. security and their toll they basically tell me. that i have to have a polygraph. and so i was rather annoyed because i knew why and because the false accusation so i went ahead and went back with joe who was the polygraph examiner took he took me in a back room in a back hall where there were multiple rooms because they basically do polygraphs every five years to make sure you haven't done something terrible that they need to know of so we went back in the hall and began waiting outside the room and i couldn't really understand why we just stood there waiting outside the room. until you know i heard a couple of the people in the hall go into the rooms and we were alone in the hole and i thought well surely will go in now and at that point in t

someone signed me up to go to the baltimore sun and and do this work-study program.hin three months of getting there, the job is really to coffee and pick things up on the side. and half was a buy-out of the stuff left. suddenly, there was a situation -- where is the intern? can he write? so i was publishing stories as a 16-year-old. by 1992, i had a thick portfolio of feature articles. that had appeared, some of that on the front page of the features section and even with call-out boxes on the front page of the newspaper and this was sufficient to go to other newspapers across the country and get internships or paying jobs. during the same time, i leveraged the baltimore sun writing to obtain a page in a weekly paper of the baltimore times. one of the two black papers in town. so, i wrote an opinion column the same year, 16 or 17 years old, and edited other news related to youth events in baltimore. moviesds of music and and events that kids wantd to pay attention to in those days. and, it just clicked in the way i hoped it would when i was even younger. i did a cou

there were 285 cases in 2016 according to the baltimore sun compared to 203 the year before.nd police say at least 11 of the reports involve people who made a reference about president trump. >>> president trump says that he will allow the release of thousands of government documents relating to president john f. kennedy's 1963 assassination. the national archive has until thursday to make the decision, the president can block them if he believes it would be harmful to national execute. some of the documents have never been seen by the public before. >>> bill o'reilly is ripping a report that said he paid more than colleague who accused him of sexual harassment . how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> bill o'reilly says "the new york times" is lying in its report that claims a former fox news host agreed to a $32 million sexual harassment settlement with a co

they include "the washington post," boston globe, "the baltimore sun," l.a.tichls and san francisco chronicle. the plans to compare two models. one allows for you to read ten free articles before a subscription is needed. the other is a premium version that lets publishers dictate which are free and which are behind the pay wall. >>> stitch fix filed for an ipo. they ship clothing to try on before they buy. you pay 20 bucks to receive five items. ship back what you don't like and you are charged for what you like. stitch fix had $1 billion in sales the past year. back to you. >> did you say fremium. i haven't heard that before. >> kind of free. >>> new this morning, the u.s. government wants laptops banned from on board planes during international flights. overnight, we looked through a document filed by the federal aviation administration with the united nations. tests show a laptop's lithium-ion battery can overheat and cause a fire. they are calling for the ban on domestic flights. the u.s. banned laptops in the cabins of planes from ten middle eastern air

this afternoon, check this out, the baltimore sun says prince was fired from a job for attacking a former coworker. they tried to get a restraining order -- the 37-year-old punched another employer. we're not sure who that coworker is or if this is at a different job. after the shooting, this man called 911. >> [indiscernible] tell something was wrong. they said call 911. they had their phones, but they were in such a panic. they said call 911 and said people were shot in the building. >> it was quite a scene this morning. police are stationed along i-95 between maryland and delaware at cut [indiscernible]. three of those coworkers in maryland are dead. the two that were injured, they are in critical condition and that last person shot in delaware, police say that person is going to be okay. back to you guys. >> let's hope they catch this gd soon, debra. you can follow this while we'reg news alert on the search for this killer. just download our free wusa9 app. >>> president trump sparked controversy earlier this week when he claimed past presidents did not call the families of americans

this afternoon, check this out, the baltimore sun says prince was fired from a job for attacking a former coworker. they tried to get a restraining order -- the 37-year-old punched another employer. we're not sure who that coworker is or if this is at a different job. after the shooting, this man called 911. >> [indiscernible]

publishers taking part in the tests include the "washington post," "boston globe," "baltimore sun," "l.a. times" and "san francisco chronicle." one model would allow you to read ten free articles a month with a subscription. the other is a premium version that lets publishers dictate which articles are free and which are behind the pay wall. >>> we'll check markets. it could end the week in positive territory. stock futures moved higher after the senate passed a budget blueprint that could pave the way for republicans to move ahead on tax cuts. the markets overcame early selling yesterday to end slightly higher. the dow closing at yet another record high. back to you. >> thanks. land ion -- landon dowdy. thanks. >>> racially charged violence caught on camera sparks a student protest. parents are considering keeping their kids home today. we're live following the fallout. >>> eagles flying high. why the game between oakland and kansas city put the birds on top. >>> racial tensions. parents may keep their kids home today after this racially charged fight at a gloucester county school. >

that is the message from state senator susan lee, in an op-ed piece featured in the baltimore sun.ou can do that for free, thanks to a new law that went into effect, october 1. in the wake of the equifax hack, the your name, but you have to arrange this, and you have to do it with all three major credit monitoring companies. that's equifax, experian, and transunion. you can learn how to do this at the website of the ftc. >>> a lot of you clicked on this story today. it's a growing number of stores that will be closed on thanksgiving. in recent years, retailers were trying to get a jump on black friday, by opening on turkey day. dozens of stores have already declared they will not open on thanksgiving. >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the new at 5:30 starts right now. >> we begin with a story that has a lot of you talk being tonight. the famed duke ellington school of the arts. it was impressive on the outside, but inside, a complete mess. bands practicing on the football field. damagessers rehearsing in the -- dancers rehearsing hallways. now it contains the distinction of one of the

the baltimore sun did an investigation of morgan state university student coming down from work one afternoon and when the police showed up the girls started the fight we're gone and they said go chase those girls i saw an expert witness to an assault one of the officers lunch never wrapped in arms around her neck and threw her round even though they were screaming she is pregnant and threw her down on the ground like a rag doll. and assault of her had a knee in her back and neck. she was not accused of any crime and had done no wrong. the officer later say we hear that all the time they are pregnant so they have no care for her health or for the child she was carrying four --- carrying. to be part of that national trend against women is the utter disregard for black mothers and children and that is the case with a black mother stand up for community members this time was in "rolling stone" to see police officers and gets out to start filming. and said i hope if i start filming it would stop but they were doing but instead the officer comes charging they threw her down to the ground dried her

although he wrote in 1974 when of the first articles of the "baltimore sun" gerald ford in the 76 primaries which was kind of everybody thought he was going to do it and as we know now, he came within an eye lash and whisker of defeating ford and kansas city and 76 c. is thinking about the future of politics and revolutionary politics. he runs in 74 in the year of watergate and after the republicans got wiped out across the country just 45 house seats, governorships, state, everything up and down the voting booth and he came within 6,000 votes defeating a long-term incumbent who was a good southern democratic in georgia. it was outspent and he had a deeper roots in the district. he grew up in harrisburg and went to school in new orleans and had been teaching at west georgia college but they were pretty shallow at the time of 1974. >> now the district had part of suburban atlanta in the district and then the rural parts. he had to balance and also the airport was in the district so they have t had to consider thar as the pitch for urban business centers and been very rural agricultural inter

according to the baltimore sun, this is the last resort for baltimore police officer cesar goodson jr. who you see here to face charges in gray's 2015 death. last month the department of justice said it would not bring federal criminal charges against the officers involved and goodson has been acquitted for the murder in gray died from spinal cord injuries. he's maintained innocence. >>> is counseling the controversial contract -- working to restore power to the island. the contract with whitefish energy was worth $300 million. it was under scrutiny because the company only had two full-time employees when the contract was awarded and because it's based in the hometown of the interior secretary. the company denies the secretary or anyone else in the trump administration had anything to do with the awarding of this contract. about 70% of puerto rico is still in the dark. >>> as we brace ourselves for that rainy commute, check this out. that is snow. a good bit of it on the ground in western maryland. >> i'm covering my eyes. >> this is what the roads in garrett county looked like last

during the same time, i leveraged the baltimore sun writing to obtain a page in a weekly paper of thealtimore times. i wrote an opinion column the same year, 16 or 17 years old, and edited other news related to youth events in baltimore. it clicked in the way i hopes it would when i was even younger. of colleges here workinge, always was for the local paper wherever i was taking classes. , workingk in baltimore at baltimore magazine, contributing articles. job, and it-time seems like, i have the job i want, i am not going to continue with this halfhearted attempt of university. i am not sure i would recommend the same approach to my kids. peopleound telling other what to do for their masters theses when i don't even have an undergraduate degree. i think the best thing to do is to learn this trade from people who have done it before and made mistakes. but i learned it by making all the mistakes myself. we have a cover story in the new york times magazine back in august that we ask you to talk about. it came out at an interesting time. it is called breitbart goes to the white house. if

if the "baltimore sun" is reporting a former coworker was afraid of him and filed a peace order against prince after prince punched him in the face and then prince was fired. i just got ahold of his resume, what appears to be his resume. we are going through it now and tell you what we found at 6:00. scott taylor, abc news. alison: thank you. get the latest information when news breaks with text alerts on abc7 news. sign up for those at wjla.com. >> developing now, the president's comments on fallen american troops and their families. today a me david johnson's family said that the president said the soldier who died earlier in month "knew what he signed up for." that is what he said to them. we are asking if you think that the comments are offensive. vote at wjla.com/votenow. while kristen holmes has the latest on the brewing controversy. president trump: didn't say what the congresswoman said. didn't say it at all. >> president trump facing renewed criticism over his handling of the death of four u.s. service men. denying claims he made insensitive comments to the widow of slain serge

the new york times or the baltimore sun don't have to fact check for anything at all.s of this dispute right now with the "new york times" and in the article to say a self-made millionaire. >> i didn't want to bring it up on glad you did. but i don't actually lived it harlem so i said you have to correct apropos. i appreciate you don't publish that. i can send you financial statements and they said since you can provide financial statements for your proof write a letter to the editor to say that. i said what? if he has five kids out of wedlock he don't claim they want a receipt? but you can be wrong and that is the story over and over and over again. to what we need is more people. [applause] i get what you don't cover this. but what we need is more people. you cannot take on every case. you just can't. >> but all the young people in here who were thinking about being writers. [applause] >> give me your history i made the self made part interesting we only have time for two more questions. >> i read your book this weekend and it is fantastic. when you talked about sure

according to the baltimore sun this is the last resort for caesar goodson jr. to face charges in gray's 2015 death. last month the department of charges said it would not bring criminal charges against the officers involved and goodson has been acquitted from the murder in the case. goodson has maintained his innocence. >>> this morning some neighbors still don't have power at even after they were allowed back home. it's been more than a week since a fire forced them out. the it burned part of of a high-rise. the building didn't have running water or electricity for days. according to partners at wtop management let people back this yesterday, but some said they still couldn't turn the lights on. the red cross is helping those people out until power is restored. >>> firefighters saved three children including an infant from a burning home in temple hills over the weekend. yesterday morning that home on alcon drive caught fire. a woman called 911 to say the children were trapped inside. firefighters were able to rescue the children and revive them in the yard. t

the baltimore sun newspaper reports one of his previous employers fired him earlier this year after he attacked a colleague. a sheriff in maryland said today that this man, prince, worked at the counter top company for about four months and appears to have specifically targeted his co-workers there. but no -- that, they say, is who they believe he shot but there's no word on why he did it. the sheriff also warning just because the suspect earlier left maryland does not mean folks there should let down their guards. >> he's an armed killer out there. so certainly he's a danger to anyone he encounters. so we should be aware. he's mobile. he can be back in ten minutes. >> investigators say they're looking for this vehicle, a 2008 gmc acadia with delaware plates. they say they believe he's still driving it around and obviously if you spot him, do not approach him. just call the cops. aviation officials in chicago have fired two officers that were involved in a dragging of a man, dragging him off a united airlines flight and sending him to the hospital with a concussion and a bloody face. o

also with us, david zerwick, media critic for "the baltimore sun." let's take this piece by piece. emily, first to you. this story came out on saturday. it was shocking to everybody who read it. how did you all learn that he paid this much money to an accuser. >> you know, we did some very extensive reporting. this is myself and my colleague, mike schmidt. we talked to about a half dozen sources, we obtained a number of documents. those documents included what's known as a term sheet for that agreement that outlined kind of the terms of the deal, and we also saw an e-mail from fox executives that mentions this agreement as well. >> so you had absolute proof about this. obviously you didn't know about it in april when your initial investigation came out. >> you know, this is something that we have been chasing for a while. we did think that there was some sort of allegation, some sort of settlement, but that wasn't something that we were able to report until our story published yesterday. >> o'reilly and lis wiehl were a rumor inside fox. there were rumors that the two were together

a conservae but he wasn't really although he wrote in 1974, one of the first articles, for the baltimore sun, when a first articles advocating governor reagan challenge incumbent president gerald ford in the 76 primaries. which was vision at the time to do so we thought he was going to get annoyed thought he had a chance at beating gerald ford in the primaries. he came within an eyelash and a whisker of defeating ford in kansas city in 76. he was already thinking about politics, thinking about the future politics and thinking about revolutionary politics. he runs in 74 in the of watergate when republicans after nixon resigns after agnew resigned there before as the republicans got wiped out across the country. 45 house seats, governorships, everything just up and down the voting booth. and he came within 6000 votes of defeating a long-term incumbent who was a google seven democrat, good old boy down in georgia. it was quite remarkable because he was outspent. flint had more name id, had more deeper roots in the district. gingrich was a carpetbagger. he grew up in harrisburg and would to scho

that in itself is making -- >> but you have teams like the baltimore ravens where you have the baltimore sunhis city needs him. he led the league. the number one selling jersey last year on a lousy san francisco 49ers. >> it just makes -- on the team it becomes the center of that entire football team. >> what if it makes your team better? >> here's the thing. let's take this a step out too from colin. one of his closest advisers, bob kraft. he immediately came out and said what the president said. we're two weeks, three weeks on from this scandal, he's still raising it calling them disrespectful? you are exactly right. the day he won this debate was the day he conflated being disrespectful to the flag and the fallen with a -- it was a false narrative from the beginning. he continues to perpetuate it because he knows it's a 60% to 70% issue among people if you view it as disrespectful to the fallen and to the flag. this is the same president who, as we talked about all -- just recently who criticized a former president's outright lie saying that they didn't call the families of the fallen. >>

right columns in the baltimore sun, "new york times," own up to fact check, donna to think that anything at all. this is like really, really important and it's like you guys because it's like it's an important thing. i'm in the middle of a dispute right now with something that was written in the "new york times" about me, and an article, i'm going to say this because in the article it says todd hasse coat is a self-made millionaire and longtime speakers delivery didn't bring it up so i'm glad you did. >> i would like to be a self-made millionaire. i'm not yet. you understand? i'm not. i would love to be back in harlem what i don't actually been harlem right now. i'm gentrified in harlem. i wrote to them and said you also got to correct that. i don't have the senior financial statements but it would appreciate you not publish where live now. y'all didn't check that at all. do you know what they told me? they said, since you can't provide financial statements, proof, why don't you write to the editors saying that? i said wait, wait, wait. if i'm writing to the atlantic and said this kid go

calling for lawmakers to restrict public access to police body camera footage according to the baltimore sun a resolution before the city council would urge the general assembly to consider a statewide legislation meant to quote carefully regulate when the public can get this footage however an attorney for the a.c.l.u. of maryland released a statement calling the resolution quote unnecessary and deeply misguided he continued to say even when investigations are closed police still enjoy a wide degree of latitude while the baltimore county state's attorney says he has concerns she has concerns about the privacy of those being recorded. coming up on our t.v. could your that reveal too much about you will have that story in just a moment here right back. mark twain said it's easier to homeschool people than to mince them they've been fools that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed the fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales well here's a story for you it's called big and it's full of bad fiction. what politician

number of reports involving hate or bias incidents up 40%. 285 cases in 2016 according to the baltimore sunpared to 203 the year before. police say at least 11 other reports involved people that made a reference about president trump. >> right now, an explosive new report by the new york times that fox news former host o'reilly $32 million after his contract and he agreed to it after a sexual misconduct settlement with the former colleague. now this story, you probably heard about it but the $32 million settlement alleges that o'reilly forced her into a nonconsensual sexual relationship and sent her sexually explicit material. o'reilly lost his job at fox in april after the times reported that other women had accused him of sexual harassment or verbal abuse. a spokesman for o'reilly said the 32 million leak is obviously designed to kill his chances of getting a new tv job. >> president trump says he's going to allow the release of thousands of government documents related to john f. kennedy's assassination. they have until thursday to disclose the remaining files. it follows a man date that

and baltimore. the sun too long from now,, its got to get in the sky first after 7 o'clock this morning but you can see the clouds thinning out far out to the west. hang in there southern maryland, eastern shore a few more hours you too will dry it out. big nor'easter here. lots of gusty winds off to the north and west. check out these wind gusts this morning. this moment but they just reported a gust of 55. 32 in pittsburgh, 31 miles an hour gusts here in d.c. wind advisories until 10:00 a.m. this morning. quick look at the temperatures outside right now. they're in the 40's. highs today only topping out in the upper 50's. all right, that's today's forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> 5:37 right now. wind and wet conditions causing big problems on the roads. this is a live look on canal road at the intersection of reservoir road. it's shut down in both directions between reservoir and foxhall road. crews trying to clear the branches and debris so be cautious. reservoir road is getting by. that's the traf

. >> the crime reporter for the baltimore sun and we'll try to confirm this on our own but did put oute who they do believe that they are still looking for. so al, that might go to your point and holly brought up as well the positioning of the officers right now. >> right. >> not wanting people to get in the wave that they are according to these reports still in fact looking for someone. >> um-hmm. you know, often -- it is out of, um, again, abundance of caution that we want our viewers to be totally informed but we have seen it before where we're trying to get information out in such timely and responsible manner that perhaps at times it can impede what police are trying to do as far as, you know, trying to hone in on wherever that suspect might be right now. so they're just asking out a courtesy if we cannot give specific details but they of course do want the public to know that they are on top of this and actively looking for someone to make sure that they are no further injuries here in edgewood, maryland. >> allison, you haven't heard any word confirming the number of people that

according to an article in "the baltimore sun," he shot an acquaintance in the head at a car dealership. the victim was in stable condition and later identified his attacker to police.  the suspect was arrested after a brief foot choice. -- foot chase. this terrible shooting in maryland came a few weeks after the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history which occurred in las vegas, nevada. this mass shooting targeting concert goers at an outdoor music festival left 58 dead and victims who are in critical condition in the hospital. i want to put a human face on this for my colleagues and talk about one marylander who was injured in the las vegas

bwi marshall up in baltimore, 52 degrees at this hour. today's planner, sunsun and how about a little bit more sunshine. 67 degrees at 11 o'clock. by 2 o'clock we're into the 70's. 5 o'clock we're hanging out in the 70's. again, highs today generally speaking in the middle 70's in washington and points south and west. 76 for manassas and quantico. fredericksburg quantico may be the warm spots today at 77 degrees while locations to the north and west stay cooler, 73 degrees for gaithersburg, frederick 75 later on this afternoon. guys, that's the latest from the weather department erin how are those roads looking. >> we're off to a quiet start despite construction westbound on 66 at waples mill. the left lane blocked but as you can see volume is very lit right now. so we're looking good all the way from gainsville to the beltway p let's look at what else is going on around the dmv. quiet conditioning on the beltway. not seeing any big problems on 395. despite construction you can see volume is very light 395 both directions between king street and little river

temperatures 63 dc, 63, baltimore, 59 in gaithersburg, 61, dulles, jacket weather as soon as the suns now, it's pretty cool and we saw much colder day north and west with the 24-hour temperature change showing temperatures ten to 15 degrees cooler. nine cooler in washington. if we show this again, it will continue to show negative signs, will be about five to ten degrees cooler in some spots. seeing those temps tumble. satellite and radar offshore cold front rain parts of new england, boston, new york city and that upper level low positioned towards the north and west bringing clouds and showers and very cool temperatures only in the 40's across ohio and western pennsylvania. so for tonight, we've got that chillier air setting up. probably more clouds around but i don't think we see any showers. temperatures overnight are in the 30's for the mountains in our northwest suburb, 40's for the metro. and daytime highs are mainly in the 50's, especially north and east of washington, we'll see 60's south and west and briefly touch 60 here in dc tomorrow afternoon. here's what it looks like,

sun comes up after 7:00. starting off cool and we end warm this afternoon. hey, erin. >> crash baltimore washington before the beltway. extra caution through school zones today. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >> two days after horrific mass shooting in las vegas learning chilling new details aft tack and how carefully he planned it out. >> more details my come to light as they question the shooter's girlfriend who arrived in the united states overnight. melanie alnwick live at fbi headquarters this morning with more on new developments, mel? >> good morning, guys, fbi september dozens of tooingts loss vehicle toos assist with the investigation and really main focus today the headliner will be trying to gets that the clark county sheriff is now calling a person of interest. philippino officials say 62-year-old marylou danly arrived there september 25 on a flight from hong kong. fbi agents met her plane in los angeles as she returned to the u.s. for more questioning. monday morning clark county sheriff said she was located out of kupty and not involve. now they have many qu

sun and clouds and temperatures will be above some 10 to 15 degrees will feel because it's mild throughout tonight. 72 d.c.. 70 baltimorepolis this hour and 68 frederick and we've got 67 martinsburg and hagerstown at 73 and 64 at winchester. so we've got a warm fronts to knowledge of us and what we end up seeing tomorrow is little humidity kind of sneaking into the picture. ridge of high pressure to atlantic city. low pressure system west and sunshine will number pretty full force tomorrow and no clouds stick around as well as we get low level moisture in place as we head into mid 80s. i can't believe i'm saying that this time of year. overnight tonight comfortable. 67 in nation's capital. elsewhere t and into the so, tropical storm nate at this hour continuing to intensify and moving its way closely not gulf of mexico and it's anticipated that it will become hurricane a little sooner than we thought. so we could see that happening very much into tonight or very early hours of tomorrow. so this is issue with that. and it is outer bands pretty wide stretching as well. tropical storm force wind at least 125 miles from cen

definitely once the sun goes down and it will fall off rapidly. here we are at 72. baltimore is also at the 72 degrees. if you get to the west it's cooler but it's still in the 60's for winchester. breaking it down. 70 degrees at of:00. -- at of 6:00. if you are up and about by midnight we should be in the upper 50's to low of 0's at -- low 60's. if you haven't had your jacket lately, dust it off. you will probably want it. the next weather-maker is in sight and it may affect your plans if we will break it down in a few minutes. >> thank you. new developments involving the peace cross in bladensburg. larry hogan is coming on attorney general brian frosh to join the fight to keep the monument where it is. hogan wants frosh to support parties challenging an appeals ruling that the cross' placement on public land is unconstitutional. frosh's office says it is reviewing the governor's letter. larry: this just in. actor died this morning at the los angeles home. started on broadway and landing on the silver screen. he is best known for roles on "soap" "benson" and a voice in "the

baltimore avenue yesterday morning at 8:30. then several hours later, police say, he robbed a sun tender bank in yeadon.s, he handed the bank tell areas note demanding cash. >> there is a new jersey state troop here found himself in the right place at the right time while off duty on sunday. trooper dennis, watching football sunday, up at buffalo wild wings, when all the sinned he notices a guy nearby choking. look what he does, runs right over there, performs the heimlich maneuver, within seconds, he successful, the guy breathing again, back to normal, and besides the sore throat and some sore ribs, that guy will be okay, very thankfully. wow. >> all right. so, we want to get your opinion about this one, maybe some controversy. have you heard of uber birth control? apparently it is a thing. >> heard about it. people certainly not happy about this one. but you can get it right here in our area. more on the uber birth control coming up. dishes still wet from your dishwasher? finish jet-dry dries them better and with the brillant results from a bosch dishwasher, your dishes emerge so clean and dry, you'll

sprinkle left in frederick county up into northern central sections of baltimore county those are out of here. few clouds today. sun clouds. little bit more sun in the afternoon high temperature gets up to 84 degrees or so here in town. some upper 70s to low 80s northwest. winds out of the south southwest at five to seven. the all important nats forecast for game one of the nlds tonight game sometime starts at o and it0 but first pitch will will be dry for the game tonight and dry for the game tomorrow. the only rain will be homers. homers raining down from nats. >> good one. [ laughter ] >> sounds like a winner, gary. >> so poetic. >> very poetic, gary mcgrady. >> gary said it the big story here at home. the washington nationals request for a world series begins again and tonight they host the raining champion chicago cubs in game one of the nlds. but before stephen strausburg takes the mount bob barnard joins us live from nats park with a preview. we just learned who will thrown out the first ceremonial pitch. good morning. >> it is going to be congressman steve scalise the congressman who was wounded while pract

baltimore field office. two former state delegates are also charged in connection with the investigation. we just learned suntenced in january. he was released today on bond. >> $3 million in grants will bring more grocery store options to people who are living in two parts of southeast d.c. more than 2 million will go towards pin hill formerly known as the penn branch shopping center on pennsylvania avenue and $800,000 will be used at south capital and atlantic streets. the mayor says the projects will also create hundreds of construction and retail jobs. >> the new wharf in southwest d.c. that we brought you last week and other waterfront developments are drawing more and more boats to the district's water fronts. now make sure the city keeps the river safe and accessible for all. news 4's tom sherwood has our story. >> reporter: the anacostia river near rfk stadium, still a mostly quiet river, canoes rest along the bridge built in 1976 for the bicentennial. in southwest, the new wharf drawing bigger and bigger boats. >> one of the great things is that the city is reembracing our river. we have a lot of fo

sun. temperatures jumped in fact 8 for high earlier today and clouds filled back inhe rain that comes in tonight. 74 d.c. right now. still mild. 4 annapolis and 73 baltimore and 73 dulles and we have had so many warm days in october and month as a whole now running 6 degrees above normal which is very high. and so your wind gust out of the south this is that push of warm air before the cold front comes through and we are seeing higher gusts up to baltimore and frederick and over 20 miles an hour. radar right now you see a lot of rain to the west. we've been watching this move west to west virginia and down across portions of southeast. has not arrived in washington yet. but on the southern flange of this property active severe weather across portions of carolinas and tornado watchs in red and several reports of tornadoes around the ground spartanburg north carolina. there's dynamics with the storm as it's cutting into this care. most of that will remain south. here's what it looks like at some time. most of the evening will be dry. few sprinkles and the front es area until overnight hours. after midnight is when we'll start to see rain which could be heav

baltimore washington area. could mean stray shower or two for us, maybe about midday, shouldn't and big deal, but it is in the forecast. so 58 degrees today. sixty-four tomorrow. and mix of sun you are getting used to milder temperatures again, here comes a stronger cold front on sunday with rain, wind, and maybe even a thunderstorm. then by monday and tuesday and wednesday of next week, high temperatures are in the 50's, including halloween with spooky sunshine. at least it won't rain. >> oh, it will rain for the darn eagles game though. >> oh, it will be a mess. >> but we don't want to mess up the costumes and all of the deng ration. >> and the kids don't like to trick-or-treat in the rain. >> what's going on? >> i need one of those metal ones, these are real ribbons. >> real pin in there. >> thank you. >> put a hole in my finker. >> oh, no, that's not good. >> thank you, bob. >> you got it, any time. all right, let's get into this. what are you seeing on your twitter account there? are people okay with amazon delivering packages to you? when you're not there? they'll go inside your house. >> on my facebook, karen, every single person has said no to this, nope, i don't wan

baltimore bwi marshall 74 degrees. there's your cloud cover. again, we'll be looking at a partly sunny day. a mix clouds and sun. should be dry this afternoon.ot outdoor practices, wisdom martin, i think you're fine for it. with dry conditions expected but we'll have some clouds and it will be warm. make sure plenty of water if you've got outdoor sports practice after school today. all right. seven day coming up got rain showers in the forecast tomorrow. let me quickly mention nationals cubs looks like there could be rain showers in time for the game this after the about five cot 30 our time. back to you. >> keep your eyes on that. thanks, tuck. appreciate it knew details in the las vegas shooting that are actually raising questions about how the hotel handled the crisis where the gunman was firing f from. turns out mandalay bay security guard was the first person stephen paddock shot from outside his room six minutes before the massacre. police said the guard jesus campos was the shot after paddock opened attending a country music festival. campos reported to hotel security he had been shot but that information never made it to the police.

sun is starting to coming out here. parly sunny by afternoon. it will be a cool one with daytime highs in upper 50's reagan national 46 and baltimore 47.ow, just be prepared here we're still going to be breezy the next couple of hours. you get the idea. as our system wraps up and gets out of here. we get -- we got the rain out of the here most of the clouds out of here and we'll be left with some breezy conditions and some cool conditions today. daytime highs only in the upper 50s. so very pleasant fall afternoon take jacket. you'll want it with breezy conditions out there. chilly tonight, back in the 3 3s and low 40s cool one for halloween. but sunny, bright and beautiful. more on halloween's forecast coming up. >> all right. 8:37 i'd love to tell you sin the sun is coming up the roads are clearing but not the case yet. start you off with this. all of these intersections throughout the district dealing with traffic lights on flash or traffic light us from the overnight and early morning storms. treat those intersections as you would a stop sign. take turns. and factor in extra time to get as we make our way out, style dealing with a c

sun up at 70:00 sick and deliver another beautiful afternoon around the region with daytime highs expected to be in the mid 70s. currently 57 in washington. 40s dulles and up in baltimoreant a jacket for another hour or two and then with the sunshine and the quiet conditions across the area lit warm up very quickly. you can see we are not even featuring much in the way of cloudiness along the eastern seaboard as high pressure keeps things nice and quiet. bit of an easterly breeze today, and that will help usher in little moisture and few clouds this afternoon. sunny and beautiful 76 your daytime high. yesterday we were 74. we'll add 2 degrees to that. hey, we got some -- yeah i'll call it late summertime heat coming up in a few days. details on that coming you. erin how are roads. >> more bad news. i'm being dramatic today. 7:38. new crash out by two thirty four prince william parkway on 66 eastbound. because of that, from 29 ga gainsville just to get to 234 prince william parkway 22 minute ride. sun glare as well use caution. westbound side quiet. eastbound side completely park up. now, as you continue on 66 eastbound from 234 sudley road to the beltway that will take

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the baltimore sun shared the story of tina frost. she is a 2008 graduate of arundal high school, a star soccer player in school, and she now lives in california and works at the accounting firm of ernst and young. the story begins before a bullet from a 32-story above cut through her face, crofton native tina cross drove from san diego to see one of her favorite country artists in las vegas. becky said her 21-year-old sister lost her right eye and was in two hours of surgery. she said her sister was in a coma, that the family expected to last about a week. another sister wrote on facebook that the family was waiting to see the sent of the brain damage. we're sticking together and praying, becky frost said. tina woke up from the coma and transferred back to maryland and had additional surgery at john's hopkins hospital in battle more. she -- -- baltimore. she is a true fighter an warrior. today i want tina and the entire frost family to know that they are in our thoughts and prayers. i understand -- i understand that their community h