. >> welcome back, we have 70s from baltimore, washington all the way out to the east and 60s and western maryland. we have low humidity. 66 degrees now in westminster. wind is all over the place. they will filter in warmer temperatures in the next couple of days. we have high pressure and dry air at the surface and a cold front starting to break down. we will see cloud cover throughout the day, but no rainfall. it will be dry not just today but the next several days. the surface map shows it will slip the next couple days and pull in tropical moisture. that will set the stage to enhance our situation for pretty significant rainfall for the latter part of the weekend. the spaghetti models show it is not coming near the homeland. here is what you can expect for today. highs 75. sunny to partly cloudy skies. 52 degrees, a little patchy fog. 80 degrees, partly sunny and warm. >> that is typical this time of year. >> no it is not. 72 is typical. >> i want to get that right. still to come, how sharks could be the key to beating breast cancer in our health watch report. here is what is on cbs.c

l not too far from there it was an incident on baltimore washington parkway.cle struck a deer in dark it's a risk this time of morning. theappened and it's off the road right now.ht a little more volume on the beltway near colesville road. no major delay as you head to college park to silver spring. r >> thank you very much. in the news morning, presidentps obama will tout the health care law in a speech today in largo, maryland. at princeent speaks george's community college this morning. mr. obama will lay out the case that access to affordable health care is essential to have a strong middle class. the president will encourage people to sign up for health insurance through government exchanges. they are supposed to be up and running next tuesday.to bday. but we now know that d.c.'s health exchange will not be ready by october 1. a major computer glitch are preventing the marketplace from being able to calculate whether someone is eligible for medicaid. ofannot calculate the amount a federal subsidy an insurance company may can qualify for. d.c. health link

he wants to build high-speed rail, linking baltimore and washington. he has made no secret to his desire to become the next governor. he has amassed a sizable war chest. he is expected to name a running mate. city delicate keep their mitchell and joan pratt are on his radar. .eporting live, wbal-tv 11 news >> a look at the growing field of candidates who want to be the next governor. ashlar,brown, doug running for the democratic nomination. republicans, david craig, ron george, and charles lawlor. the primary election we held next june. out with a knee injury. it is enough to make you cringe. the worst blow for machado. live from camden yards. >> despite the negative news we have went through, there is positive news coming out of camden yards. said it is far better than it could've been and that manny will be playing for us early next season. fans are trying to keep that optimism alive. they are hoping for the same thing. >> i thought he broke his leg. it looked like an entry similar [inaudible] >> a scene number the squeamish. in the final game agains

let's continue on the maps, for those continuing on montgomery county, northbound on the baltimore, washingtonarkway, check for a crash near 198, again with the slow down that you have, you're down to 95 miles per hour, around the th exit at route 1, it's just thest exit to route one that remainsri closed at college park. coming inbound off of activity, the center of the road is all that is able to squeeze by, you wiggle through that and you're up to speed until you reach urban a and then you're tappingg the brakes headed out the scalec at south 101. better than expected at 68 miles per hour headed north of the potomac mills, will you drop headed north up toward newington. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you, julie. >>> another bump and run carjacking in the district. police say a woman stopped at aa light at 13th northeast. her car was bumped from behind.. whew she gowhen she got off to e the damage, the thief jumped in her car, and took off. >>> this comes weeks after a student took the drug at a d.c. nightclub. the parents worked with thehe school to produce a fast-paced

the train between baltimore and washington, it will make nine round trips on saturday and six on sunday. the mta says ticket also be the same on week ends as they are during the week $7 -- $6. >> here is your chance. rent the $70,000 vehicle courtesy of hurtz. they're adding the e electric model they will only carry it in san francisco and la at least for now have. >> mainly dry. we have a few light showers if you are heading to virginia, west virginia, that area but all in all, let's talk about what's going on as the kids head out to the bus stop. we are coming in around 56. we do have the clouds this morning. i will call it partly cloudy as we go throughout the day, more sunshine will prevail and look at the temporarily which you were by this afternoon, coming around 77. the dry weather, the temperature around 54. we will see decreasing cloud cover. we will call it mostly clear. nice and seasonal once again with that temperature at 54. it will be another nice day. enjoy. all good things must come to an end. as we head toward your saturday, this is what you can expect. >>> as you head

he wants to bring a high-speed rail linking baltimore to washington dc. the second stop of his to her, baltimore's reservoir is his last stop for today. he says candidates usually use the inter-harbor as a backdrop. he is adding the inner harbor is doing ok. the neighbor hard -- the neighborhood needs a governor, he says. >> thank you. here is a look at the growing field of candidates who want to be maryland's next government. areony brown, heather mezey george.craig, and ron they've announced their candidacy. the election we held next june. a after terrorists stormed mall, the country's president says the siege is over. the latest on the aftermath of that attack, next. >> the image sticking with them from last night. manny machado carried off the field. the latest on the heartbreak for baltimore. >> another day with bright blue sunny skies. we will see if it will carry us through the rest of the week. >> kenya's president declared an end to the four-day terror siege . the number of dead is into the dozens, as is the number of injured. three floors of the

it's 70 in baltimore and here in washington, a nice lunch hour. it's been a great stretch of weather the past several days. really since the front and rain came through saturday night. had a fantastic week. 71. north, northeast wind at 7. humidity only 55%. so real comfortable day once again. a storm system is moving across southwestern virginia this morning gave us the clouds and the beautiful skies. you see how it's moving to the east with the showers now generally off shore. seeing a lot more breaks in the cloud cover here. high pressure, that's in western new york. that's helping keep us with this northeasterly flow and even an easterly wind off the ocean. what this is going to do is continue to bring the moderate to cool air so the nights will be comfy cool, in the 50s, some 40s. days in the 70s. notice how some of the lower clouds will come in toward us from time to time. we're not going to clear out completely. thickest clouds are going to be south and east of us through the evening hours. we'll be partly to most sily sunny. same -- mostly

, upper 50s, and there's the cloud deck, tha gray looking -- working right across, and the baltimore washingtonwn to virginia, mostlyly enjoying sunshine at this hour.s you will be warmer since the sic cloud are going to hold pack, and the temperatures for a little while. it's the cloud deck working frof the south and west, and it's ans area of high pressure to the to south and north. the bottom line, not expecting rain, i know it looks gray and ominous out there. not expecting rainshowers but ws are looking kind of cloudy. nice and dry for the next several days, and we will have lot of sunshine for the rest of the week. full sun tomorrow with conditions, and temperatures expected to be acoit little warr pi tomorrow.pi there's the seven-day forecast. 70 today, 74 tomorrow, and we will keep it dry this weekend wk the last weesk septembe week of the first week of fall. mid-to upper 70s. >>> that's the weather forecast tucker, thank you very much. ver >>> the first day of fall, is more like the first at a ofa winter in parts of california.of the area around the sierrara nevada mountains, caught re

keeping washington and baltimore well-covered. only if the enemy is checked in his advance towards the susquehanna, or turn towards baltimore, would meade try to give him battle. once lee's army turned away from the susquehanna, to concentrate near gettysburg, meade considered his work done and first impulse was to pull his own army back or behind pipe creek, 25 miles to the southeast and thus keep a shield in place between the confederates and the capital. . [laughter] >> unless my faithful assistant wants to click for me -- [laughter] yes, he did. yes, but that's george mead. [laughter] click some more. there we go. john fulton reynolds. john reynolds was directing the three army corps which made up the army of the potomac's left wing, and it was he who really precipitated an encounter at gettysburg. reynolds complained to admiral doubleday that if mead gave the rebels time by dilatory measures or by taking up defensive positions, they would strip pennsylvania of everything. reynolds was eager to attack the enemy at once to prev

hockey season has not started yet but you can catch a really fun game right here in baltimore starting tomorrow. the washington capitals face- off again the bruins in the baltimore hockey classic. the game takes place at baltimore arena and starts at 7. the two years ago the inaugural event was sold out so you may want to check to get the tickets soon. >>> the ravens are presenting special gifts to the police department tomorrow to thank the city for the continued support for the team. and they will donate three motorcycles and 12 jackets. they will formally present the gifts tomorrow outside of city hall. the police department is critical to the city and the team's success on game days and other events held at m and t bank stadium with the assistance the ravens have been able to implement numerous community initiatives. that event is happening tomorrowand a big thank you to the police. >>> tens of thousands of americans may have overpaid by uncle sam. listen to. this the new report finds that over the last few years, about 36,000 people were given disability payments that they weren't eligible for. to qualify

road 1 lain to the right is able to get by folks continuing college park headed around the baltimore washingtonway. some improvement and change fore the food near route 1. let's continue with our maps anr show you what else we have working on the roads at this hour. it's been quite busy and we have thety lays, continuing southbound 270, headed outed toward the exit for the spur, a 38-minute commute coming from ci the germantown. this is where we're going to're find the slow down, 35, toward route 1, a 48-minute commute, that's a 7-mile backup headed eastbound around 495, and allow extra time out of door. the icc could help you out as a alternative route or using that the northeast highway. let's use the cameras, northbound 395, the accident the activity remains here tying up the left side the road as you travel on the north of the beltway, you're headed toward landmarks. no accidents to report continuingto toward the 14 stret bridge, with sunshine delays coming in from the fair oaks, head toward the capital beltway, all lanes are open.e that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank, julie.

the highway, look for the trouble spots continuing from 32 toward the beltway, southboundnd baltimore washington parkway, dropping to 31 miles per hour coming out of laurel. we will continue with the cameras, we will pop them up,up, inner loop slowing, and saint barnabas road, and starting to t see a backup here at thethe robinson terminal headed to fick. all lanes are open, eastbound 66, leaving manassas from a backup of 286 to vienna. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> coming up next, it's the hands oncoming festival unlike other, and it will keep kids entertained for hours. >>> love it.>> the only thing you will see better is if we were free.fr holly is live with a preview of the big build, holly, good morning. >> reporter: you're right,righ, the best thing about this festival is it's free and it's t keeping kids entertained for hours. how many kids does it take to put together mosaic flooring. your kids can get into the th construction as it's called the big build. webi are live this morning. and we're talking all about theh importance of why your kids can come be a builder for a d

joining us in washington, dc is a former managing editor of "usa today" and television and media critic for the ""baltimore sun"," and reporter for the "washington post" and anchor on "post tv." it is a rare meant when liberal and conservative commentators, least, right, up-and-down are united in criticizing president. >> no one wants this war even the public, look at polls, 36 percent are approved of this. that is the lowest number of any of the wars, iraq, afghanistan. in the very beginning when we learned that chemical weapons had been used, people thought, okay, the media was thinking we were going to war. a couple of days moved on and we see a video, videos of the terrible, horrible, 400 children who were gassed and killed, everything changed. pundits said, no, we are not going to do this. even the media reporters and anchors, they started having a skeptical tone. >> what strikes me is often when it comes to president obama you have the gang at msnbc as a cheerleading squad but on this one, chris matthews and others opposing the president on syria. does that say we have reached a moment where obama ha

city got was a small one track railroad, jumping from a annapolis junction, the line from baltimore to washington and in 1840 annapolis got a train and then the naval school which was wonderful. in the beginning it was small. was the naval school that became known as the united states naval academy. it brought to town people, midshipman, professors, officers, they have been coming ever since. it is an incredibly important part of the city's economy. i knew we had slavery but didn't realize how bad the jim crow movement had been after the war in the early 1900s and i found that are real shock. annapolis was one of the two cases decided by the supreme court of the united states for the grandfather clause. you couldn't vote in annapolis unless you had $500 worth of assessed property in the city, unless you were naturalized or you were the sun--there were no women voting and also didn't matter, the son or descendant of a naturalized citizen or unless your grandfather could have voted, january 1st, 1860. in 1868 voting in annapolis is tied to the 1867 constitution which allowed voting only to males, w

railroad from the b and o from annapolis junction on the b and o, the the line that went from baltimore to washington. and in 1840 annapolis got a train, one train, one track. and then in 1845 what they got was the united states naval school. which was absolutely the best thing they could have gotten. and truly just, it was wonderful. in the beginning it was small. it was a naval school, it later became known as the united states naval academy. but it brought to town people, midshipmen, professors, officers, and they have been coming ever since. so it's been an incredibly important part of the city's economy. be -- so i knew we had slavery, but i didn't want realize how bad -- i didn't realize how bad the jim crow movement had been after the war, and that i found a real shock. annapolis was one of the two cases decided by the supreme court of the united states for the grandfather clause. you couldn't vote in annapolis unless you had $500 worth of assessed property in the city, unless you were naturalized or you were the son of a natural. of course, there were no women voting at all in 908, so it does

and in fact i encourage you to go to any fine dining restaurant in baltimore or washington dc were innd the busters and who is in the kitchen. at the end of my meal we paid and my husband took the baby out and i went to the manager and said i love the food and i love the service. i happen to notice that all of the servers are white and the busters are latino. what training and promotion opportunities have you offer these women. i think they'd be great servers. and he said, well, i think any of them want to be servers, none of them have ever asked me to be a server. i thought about that that might be true. if you've never seen anyone who looks like you in a server position, why would you ask for a position. so i said i appreciate that, but i have to say that it is important to me as a paying customer to see that people have the opportunity to advance. i think these women would be great servers. and it's important to me as a new mother that my little daughter who is brown, grows up seeing people of every skin color and every position in a restaurant so she knows that she knows she can d

baltimore. close to 10 in washington, d.c. that's the name of the game today. golf?is a good time, 10:00, 62 degrees. still cool outside. and lunchtime, 65 degrees. that high, close to 70. you might not make it, though. now, a check of the traffic with mike. >>> all right. marvin the mole is saying an early winter. >> oh, okay. >> your stories sync up nicely. all right. this morning we have a crash to bring your attention. this is at benson avenue, this is south and east of the city. we have a crash with medics on- the-scene. we will check into this. the news room will follow this, but try to avoid it. there is issues. a lot of police activity going on there. 40 eastbound at u.s. 1, we are seeing construction related delays. and 28 street at university parkway, construction related delays. back to you. pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, jalapeÑos, bacon, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. [ mom ] in my family, so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors tha

. >> c-span networks include c- span radio, heard on the fm dial in the baltimore washington area, nationwidexm 119. steven is joining us from haymarket, virginia. good morning. are you with us? one more time for steve in haymarket. we will go to middleton, west virginia. go ahead, please. caller: you all talking about giono there are two kinds? i just had a well drilled and they used nitrogen. it is horizontal. it went down 3,500 feet, 90 degrees, nine degrees, what ever, 10 for every 100 feet. the use of nitrogen. -- they used nitrogen. there were no hydraulics. it was clean and there were no problems with it. why not mention that? that is a better way to do it. i guess because it is more expensive than sticking those chemicals down there, people do not want to use it. excellent point, i am glad you brought it up, thank you. we have a set of multiple tests going on to move towards what we fracking.less it is a precious resource that must be drawn from the walt -- drawn from the well and cleaned. if there are other sources, like nitrogen, or if it is rocket ofl, there are a number processes

baltimore. it happened right here in washington in front of the opera ultra lounge on i street. >> this is baltimore. redskin territory. >> reporter: sunday afternoon, the ravens beat the houston texans, 30-9. sunday night, the celebrity birthday bash for ravens tackle, bryant mckinney at the opera ultra. some of the ravens came here once described as a party bus. around 3:00 a.m., when the party was over, there was an altercation and jacoby jones ended up with a bloody face. this was reported by tmz. they published the picture. you can see police at the scene and the bus in the background on the left side. >> i was glad to see at least they were using a bus and not going around drunk and being menaces to the public that way. >> reporter: when the cop started asking questions, jones couldn't remember who injured him. he refused to be taken to the hospital. he refused treatment. no names, no treatment, no charges. it was back to baltimore for that party bus and the injured raven. >> crazy. real crazy. if you ask me, all this is crazy around here. >> reporter: now by the way, the redskins say that ber

. -- in mount washington in the heart of baltimore. swimming this year. raising funds to fight our common enemy. cancer research right here. wendy, now -- you work in your daily job with victims and survivors of cancer and must mean so much to you to be involved swim across america each and every year and help run it? >> it is. i love doing it. i'm very excited about swimming and about working with people that have been diagnosed with cancer. its it's amazing the strength people can show and i just love this event >> reporter: we couldn't do it without madowbrook there is the swim for people who don't do the bay and then the swim -- but i want to bring in gary. you are one of the key players here of course. you help run the facility. you donate the facility. talk about what it means to you. >> we are so proud to be a part of the program and what these guys are doing. the work they are doing. the fact that the money they raised stays in baltimore is amazing. it's a home training facility d we have been doing it about four years. we love the fact that we ca

she even would travel to do shoplifting, traveling to new york city, traveling to baltimore out of washington. she did her first long sentence in the mid 1960s ... c-span: how often did she go to jail? >> guest: both for stealing and for drug offenses, 12 times in her lifetime. c-span: what was her longest? >> guest: nine months. her longest sentence she was sentenced to a year on a number of occasions, but she never did more than nine months. c-span: and you say, out of the eight children, only two ... >> guest: have never been involved in crime or drugs. c-span: did you talk to those two? >> guest: quite a bit, alvin and eric. i was trying to figure out how they were able to avoid this because alvin is the third born child and eric is the fifth born child. so they had children that were ahead of them, in between them and coming after them who got involved in drugs and crime. but these two avoided it. and it came down to alvin it came down to a period when they were very young, and both of them were in elementary school. alvin had a reaction of shame and humiliation when children would tease

washington. off to a cool start, 63 in baltimore. out to the west we go. manassas 57 to you. 62 out of dulles and 63 in win chfter. looking at satellite radar.adar cloud cover to the north and west. a mix of clouds and clear skies at the moment here locally. we're going to watch this front. seeing the rain shower activity approaching the area. as it approaches, a lot of rain shower activity is going to stao to the north. just a few scattered showers in the forecast later this morning tos the early afternoon and then we should gradually clear out. what it is a cold front reinforcing the cool air around here.er sunshine along with cool temperatures for tuesday andd wednesday. nice.very more like the weekend. something to look forward to. 75 plenty of clouds today. we should see afternoon clearing. winds out the north at 5-10. chance for showers. s light shower activity. not expecting a lot of rain here.he 55 tonight. a few clouds. cool overnight. tomorrow mid 50s. there's a quick look at your accuweather seven day. tuesday and wednesday look grear but cool.

in washington, sally kidd, wbal- tv 11 news. baltimore county fire captain is facing charges of sexual abuse of a minor tonight. besides working for the county, he is also a man known for being a ravens fan. live fromtis joins us baltimore county with the arrest of the baltimore birdman. >> gregory hudnet was once described as a hero firefighter, but now police say he's a sex offender. police say the 64-year-old is charged with sexually abusing a minor on a number of occasions from 2005-2008 when that minor was 12-14 years old. in 2007, he was given a firefighter of the year award for his work as a member of the golden ring fire station number 16. at the time, the vfw told he was recommended because the decorated fire captain rescue someone from a burning vehicle. he is also a decorated ravens fan, literally. he is the baltimore birdman who at every home game would dress up and very outlandish and colorful hats and outfits. meanwhile, police say these abuse allegations against him were reported to a detective by the victim last month. aga

. >> host: it includes c-span radio heard on fm here in the baltimore washington hearing and nationwideannel 119. steve is joining from virginia. good morning to you, sir. are you with us? we will try one more time for steve. we will go to middle ten. please go ahead please. >> you know you will talk about the fracking. did you know that there's two kinds of fracking? i just had a drill and they used nitrogen. it isoizontal they went 9 degrees for every 100 then you went out another 4500 feet and they used nitrogen so there was no hydraulics stuff used. it was clean and there were no problems with that. that is a lot better to take a better way to do it i guess because it is more expensive but people don't want to use that. >> guest: make an excellent point and i'm glad you brought that up. thank you. what we have is multiple sets of tests going on to move towards what we call waterless fracking because water is a precious resource that has to be drawn from the well and cleaned and if there are other sources whether it is nitrogen as in the case of the call or whether it is rocket fuel,

baltimore harbor two centuries ago. >> this was the war of 1812. we weren't doing so well. the americans were losing at that time. and the british had just burned washington. that was kind of scaring the people in baltimore city. and fort mchenry was the only thing standing in between the british ships and baltimore city. >> can you describe fort mchenry to us? >> absolutely. from the air, the fort looks like a giant star. it has points on it called "bastions" so that the cannons can have crossfire all the way around the fort. and fort mchenry is named for james mchenry. he was the secretary of war at the time fort mchenry was being built. >> we are standing on the parade ground. this grassy area is where troops would muster for various ceremonies, such as inspection, morning parade, and whatnot. around us are the barracks. they would have been -- back in 1814, they would have been one story. the second story was added in 1829. the fort as you see it now, in general, looks more like it would have done in the civil war. >> the american general in charge of the fort wanted to show the british that we weren't afraid. so he sent word here, to the home of mary

in other words the same british force that captures washington and then attacks baltimore goes down subsequently take part in the attack on new orleans. so one of the reasons the british failed in new orleans was because of the good leadership of andrew jackson. >> host: david in arlington virginia here in the suburbs you are on with steve vogel. >> caller: hi. hi mr. vogel. good afternoon i should say mr. vogel. i have two questions here. one, the american war effort in the war of 1812 and present madison were a war effort -- [inaudible] and wartime commander in chief. also i am curious about what role the canadians played in the war of 1812. were they on the british side or were they on the american side or did they sit out and decide to let these two english troops slaughter each other? suggest go in terms of whether this was the worst performance, you know it's hard to make an overall assessment because they also saw some brilliant moments in american military history. some of the naval battles on lake erie and some of the single ship victories with the u.s. constitution. the defense of balt

. >> in the n.f.l., the early games feature green bay at cincinnati, detroit at washington and houston at baltimore. the mark e 4:25 game goes down in san fran situate cisco. colts square off against the 49ers t the sunday night game features 2 and 0 chicago at 0 and 2 pittsburgh. >>> baseball, the topsy turvy race got another shake-up saturday. the pie rates found themselves tied with the reds for the wild card coming into their saturday night affair. pirates led 3-2 when a 2-out to duke to and pittsburgh with aj burnett on the hill dealing strikes. 12 strike-outs for his 9th win of the year. pie rates take control the top wild card spot with their 4 to 2 win. >>> well a 4 and 14 record in september, texas was out of the wild card looking in as they took on the royals. adrienne belltrade playing elvis andrews gave the rangers a 3-nothing lead. matt garza struck out 5 and allowed only a single run. texas wins 3 to 1. a half game in back of cleveland. >>> golf, sweeden's stenson is on the verge of picking up his largest payday ever. he leads by four strokes after ca carding a 1 understand 69 saturda

baltimore colts marching band. another funeral will be held today to honor a maryland victim of the navy yard shooting. sylvia fraiser will be laid to rest this morning at the rhema christian center church in washington. fraiser was a network security administrator for naval sea systems command. marianne? first on fox... the mother of a girl involved in a brawl at patterson high school... is speaking out about this incident. -nats pop- 3 seconds donesha robinson was struck by several students... who she says....have been bullying her. she is new to the school this year. her mother is angry that this could happen, even after she sought help from school administrators last week. "we knew it was coming so when we walked in the cafeteria one girl jumped on me and then seven other girls jumped on me..." as many as 7 students were suspended for five days as a result of the fight... including donesha robinson..since she was involved. it is another reason her mother is outraged at school administrators. see the entire video for yourself at fox-baltimore dot com. just click on "around the web" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. baltimore county police are still searching for a missing 1

washington d.c. everything is under construction and an economic boom going o. cut granite curves. and if the economy is depressed. we are like moscow and roll nothing other people's money and baltimore0 or 40 miles away. they are getting rich off of washington's table scraps. it is overthrow from the throw hadn't 8 trillion a year that washington is taking in and we bring it here and redistribute it out of here. i got to tell you, it is like a rolling feast in washington d.c. all thanks to your money. >> luckily a lot of it cycles through. they are straight to k- street and where they are out of the box and lobbyist. and goes way up from there. it is clear that there is a lot of money in washington. >> no question. be a realist. they can make more money and hiring more lobbyist. like the health insurance companies trying to fight obama care. six lobbyist in the health care industry per senator, all living in dc and don't forget democrats and republicans in the house and in the senate who live in the washington area. most of the year, they are not making chump change, those people and i don't see the republicans giving the money back either, chris. >> i mean, it is the throe.8 trilli

washington. now right now more problems on 95 closer to baltimore.ash blocking one southbound lane at caton avenue. and more problems 695 really starting to slow down here on the outer loop at baltimore national pike. that's the main concern drive times up to 15 minutes for those of you making the push from 795 down to 95. that inner loop is going to be nice and clear. and there are no problems to report on the beltway from parkville all the way up to towson. jfx54 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway in howard county. we have a crash in ellicott city near mount hebron high school. east of mount hebron drive and more problems right now on northbound route 32. there's a crash at ramp to interstate 706789 that's your tieive saver traffic. >>> 13 people shot a.3-year-old hit in the face. what happened in chicago last night. this morning that's what police are trying to figure out after a gunman opened fire at a park. three people including that child are in critical condition right now and no arrests have been made. police believe the incident

washington, d.c. and pretty soon i have to go to baltimore. what a downer. and eat their crab. [ laughter ] anyway, it's all in great gist that i say to you that again this is a 16 million person visit every year to san francisco. just millions and millions of dollars are spent by our visitors in this city. so we have to keep it beautiful, we have to keep it updated and informative. we have great partners that have known over many decades that this is the heart of our business, tourism, the hotels, some of the greatest hotels in the world are here in san francisco and they will be welcoming all the people that come from 55 days of sailing. event after event find it's way to san francisco, the bay area because they know we know how to host this. i want to welcome bob from our chamber of commerce because he's learning very quickly how wonderful this place is. [ applause ] and how we do things and how we do things successfully is to identify or challenge and get really bright creative minds like joe, and you start working with union square and you discover and

baltimore sun, the laboratory said it's a military mapping and the lighter than air blimp went through the dc area and can remain stationary. it's mapping around the flight don't zones around washington and it includes places like the department of agriculture. the blimp is propelled by enenergies landing as far west of the airport. the baltimore blimp as its being called online sparked twitter discussions and people wanting to know what it's doing and others say blimp watching. >> usually when they have a football game you see this. but this one was way high. >> the blimp won't be up for much longer. the research lab says after october 5th it's flying away. when the mission is complete pilots will fly the blimp north to a base. >> that's going to be on my bucket niece >>> the base is at the naval air station. >> i thought it was here for a game or something. >> right. there's others who thought it was following them. okay. it's following all of us. >> good weather for it . >>> we've got great weather for the weekend and into next week. 69 now and the barometer rising. we'll come back and take a look at this weather right after >>> all right. another comfortable day. we've had clouds

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marandi in turn he is a professor at the university of tehran and in washington we cross to eunice he is the president of the baltimore chapter of muslim community usa or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it professor marandi in turn i know you follow western media very carefully and you know and i read the neo-cons in the new york times and all the other organs there and there's always that here and there like all my goodness this is the opportunity we've been waiting for for a long time three for one solid hezbollah and iran but unfortunately for mr obama he hit a brick wall how do you look at how do you when you read that kind of narrative what's your reaction. yes i think when we hear people in washington say that a strike on syria sends a message to tehran not only is it immoral but also it shows that indeed tehran is very much in their calculations and. the united states wants to weaken iran through striking the syrian people. but i think that really what happened is quite darcus it obama has not only isolated himself internationally and d

baltimore county school. >> it has been the topic of hot debate in washington -- health- care reform.appear inobama will the suburbs to promote his health-care law. this comes just days before uninsured americans can begin signing up for coverage lead -- using the new marketplaces. republicans say the law will hurt the economy and individuals. >> in tonight's medical alert on a big announcement from the fda. officials say they will begin regulating a huge wave of applications and gadgets that work with smart phones. with the rise of iphone, android and mobile devices, there've come a flood of applications. analysts estimate there are almost 17,000 medical apps available ranging from calorie counters to monitor's. the fda says most of those don't pose much of a risk to consumers and won't be regulated. instead, the industry will concentrate on apps that turn them into devices like a hard monitor or medical attachments that plug into smartphones. when you hear the word hernia, you may think of a condition that affects men. and it is true men are more likely to suffer a hernia but it doe

baltimore city. you are looking a at normal drive time of 6 minutes from route 100 up to the beltway. 695 going to be in great shape. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> if you love who canity washingtoncapitols will -- capitals tol host the boston bruin in the hockey classic. the excitement starts at 7 when the puck drops. last year's baltimore hockey classic was canceled due to the lockout. the inaugural classic two years ago sold out as more than 11,000 fans packed arena to catch the caps face the predators. the excitement will happen this week 7:00 on tuesday. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. >>> get ready for fancyfootwork. the brand brand new season of dancing with the starts kicks off tonight. one change is it's going to air once a week instead of twice a week and along with the stars that take the dance floor valerie harper jack osborne billnye the science guy, sn

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baltimore. officials here are looking for a new location somewhere in washington. >>> well, it's the win we have been waiting for, folks. the redskins are now 1-3. notice that one after beating the raiders yesterday. washington has a by week and in two weeks they head to dallas to take on the rival, the cowboys sitting on top of the division with a 2-2 record. coming up at 5:00, chris cooley joins diana to break down the plays from yesterday's game. we needed that. >>> our team coverage of the pending shutdown. how it could impact services you use from the road to the air. >>> amanda knox gets her day in court, again. this time, he's a no show. we'll hear from her ex-boyfriend coming up. >>> new laws you need to know about if you get behind the wheel in maryland. >> it's been a nice, fine september day today. the temperatures are about 74 to 75 degrees. as we head through october, late september or late summer warmth will be with us. will be with us. the tem i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health

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marandi in turn he is a professor at the university of tehran and in washington we cross to eunice he is the president of the baltimore chapter of muslim community usa originally cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it professor marandi in turn i know you follow western media very carefully and you know when i read the neo-cons in the new york times and all the other organs there and there's always that here and there like all my goodness this is the opportunity we've been waiting for for a long time three for one assad to hezbollah and iran but unfortunately for mr obama he hit a brick wall how do you look at how do you when you read that kind of narrative what's your reaction. yes i think when we hear people in washington say that a strike on syria sends a message to tehran not only is it immoral but also it shows that indeed tehran is very much in their calculations and the united states wants to weaken iran through striking the syrian people. but i think that really what happened is quite darcus it obama has not only isolated himself internationally and d

washington navy yard last week. to see all of our stories about the navy yard shooting go to fox- baltimore dot com and click on navy yard shooting in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. democrats and republicans are at odds over the budget and just days away from shutting down the federal government over their disagreement. a familiar sounding story. craig boswell tells us...the only difference is... this time around the new health care law is at the center of the tug-of- war. just 24 hours before beginning to proceed on a new spending plan to keep the federal government afloat the senate majority leader delivered a message to republicans.. reid says: "we're going to vote tomorrow regardless of what anyone says or does today." gop leaders are battling democratic plans to remove the part of the legislation that defunds the affordable care act - also known as obamacare. mcconnell says: "the senate leader is counting on his democratic allies to amend bill, he can only lose four democrats. just four." the house passed the measure last friday removing the funding for the healthcare law. the two sides

washington. you can follow me on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest details. in baltimorecloser to baltimore, another crash on 95 blocking one southbound lane right as you approach caton avenue. 695 is going to be nice and clear. no delays on the west side. 12 minutes to travel from 795 to 95 and ellicott set yea new accident. old -- city a new accident. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> we are following breaking news a two alarm fire in east baltimore on east fayette avenue near harford avenue. roosevelt leftwich is is live with the latest. what's new? >> reporter: what's new is the firefighters are getting rade to breakdown from the scene. if you look behind me some units left but not before battling a two alarm fire in the 1300 block of east lafayette avenue a block short of north avenue. look at the video we shot earlier to give you an idea of what went on. the fire broke out after 4:20 this morning. fire says when they first gouts to the scene, they -- first got to the scene they could see flames from the second floor window. now according to neighbors people inside

and it took the new york times and the "washington post" a long time to make that jump. >> in fact the baltimoreun went digital before the post. >> there is your mortgage right there. >> bottom line, reporting is expensive. great discussion. up next, two day days to go before the vote for the new york mayor. and they are still talking about anthony wiener mouthing off to a heckler? >>> the national media couldn't get enough of new york's mayoral race when the campaign was melting down over yet another sexting scandal. with the democratic primary two days away and anthony wiener way down in the polls the press is still on his case. he responded sharply to a heckler who taunted him. >> that's very nice. in front of children, that is charming. >> you are disgusting. >> it takes one to know one, [bleep]. >> why is this man still news? joining us now is michelle connell, washington correspondent for "the daily beast" and the digital politics editor and anchor of" power play" on fox news.com. welcome, michelle. my question is this video of anthony wiener going on and on and on after this guy verbally