oficiales de seguridad en el transporte del aeropuerto internacional baltimore washington, encontrarons de tarjetas de identificacion falsas dentro del equipaje pertenecientes a dos pasajeros el pasado 27 de septiembre... los funcionarios abrieron una pieza de equipaje que desato una alarma... al revisar encontraron una gran cantidad de tarjetas fraudulentas, que incluye varias licencias de conducir del estado de nueva york y tarjetas de credito con diferentes nombres... los pasajeros, ambos residentes de nevada, fuero removidos del avion.. la comision federal de comercio advierte sobre una nueva modalidad para cobrar deudas a traves de mensajes textos..pero esta practica podria ser ilegal... ante esta crisis financiera, muchas familias no tienen recursos suficientes y estan recibiendo notificaciones de compaÑias cobrando deudas atrasadas... recibir esas cartas no es nada agradable, pero es aun peor cuando los deudores reciben mensajes de texto... el gobierno federal advierte que esta nueva modalidad de cobranza podria ser ilegal... "recibir mensajes de textos de cobradores de deuda, n

baltimore's washington mondayment, a face-lift. we'll detail the changes coming up. >>> chillier changes heading ordered region. first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> partly cloudy, 55 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. >>> first, chilling video after suicide bombing on a bus in russia. there you can see as the bus bursts into flames and is engulfed in smoke caused by the bomb. fragments of what appear to be window frames and other parts of the bus scattered across the road. six people were killed and more than 30 injured. investigators say the suicide bomber was the wife of a russian islamic militant. >>> one little mystery girl found in a gypsy camp in greece has launched a worldwide search tonight. thousands of people have responded to an appeal from police to locate the girl's parents. dna tests show the child known as marry a is knotted -- maria is not related to the couple she is living with. the couple is under arrest. police suspect they were using maria and

all: (lady in pink)"the washington monument" (guy with glasses) "its the george washington monument.. everyone in baltimoreit is very historic." it was the first monument commenced for george washington in this country.... started...july 4 1815.... right after the war of 1812. (historian)"they were very proud when they laid the corner stone in 1815..they had a special role in winning the war and now they were dedicating this first...monument to washington it gave them a special privilege and honor.. to be doing this." historian lance humpries is now part of a crusade to restore the monument... crusade to restore the monument... it's at the city center: and in the mid 1800's, it was the place to go. the social hub. but now.. nearly 200 years later.. it's in dire need of repair. it's been closed since 2010. estimated repair costs... five million dollars. "its not going to collapse..tomorrow but it is just on this slow decline that every little bit of water makes it worse and worse and more expensive to fix ." (((---the stairs ----))) while it is too dangerous to allow daily visitors... "there's a brick core

south of there on the baltimore/washington parkway lots of problems. sharon will details those after marty's first warning weather. >>> 56 degrees right now. that's going to be 8 degrees above normal. that 56 is going to also be 6 warmer than this time yesterday. there's a fall feel to the morning. there's first warning doppler weather radar. there's a slow moving low that's spreading clouds into the area now. clouds in the forecast until early sunday morning. not a ton of rain but showers around. 65 at lunch will be your daytime high with showers beginning in the afternoon. >>> call it state route 295 or the bw parkway, here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. 295 definitely the big issue at the moment. 295 southbound just after 175 an accident there still blocking all lanes. traffic is being diverted off onto 175. an accident in aberdeen on route 40 at carroll avenue. that water main break on putty hill avenue still there blocking all lanes at pairing parkway, take joppa instead. on the beltway speeds beginning to slow just a bi

you do not want to commit to the southbound stretch of the washington baltimore parkway. some traffic is able to get by northbound single file on thethe left. the folks coming southbound, bu, from this particular angle weane can't see if that is 75, or if that is going to be route 100. i believe that is going to be route 100. no problems to report at the wilson bridge, traffic is flowing freely between oxen hill and alexandria. alex northbound 95, out of wood bridge, on the brakes, headed toward newington, continuing inbound from landover toward the kenilworth baltimore split. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> southwest airlines has kicked off a 72 hour sale basedd on how far you are traveling. tv the shorter the distance thece cheaper the flight. flig some round trip tickets are under $100, pretty good. the offer is good for travel between december 4th and4th a 18th and between january 7th and 12th, a12th, lot of time when the people aree not traveling and right before the holidays and after. >> you don't have any money. here is another, i guess it's a vacatio

> it's not the same thingme every time.y >> we have accident activitycci southbound on the baltimore washington where we par have the crash in the in southbound lanes are closed. this happens to be the outer loop of the bellway past new hampshire avenue where lanesenue are open. no issues to report traveling through silver springs. light traffic volume out of laurel and eastbound 66 traffic behaving nicely it being inbound to the capital beltway. this is where we are going to show you closure. the point activity has the roadway shutdown at 432. no one is able to get by. northbound you should find lanes open but there is an is investigation that is underway southbound all lanestho are closed coming i inbound out to laurel. back to you. >> in the news, in the wrangling over the government t shutdown both president obama and speaker of the house john boehner held press conferences yesterday.nf the president took questions from reporters for over an hour. they mostly pointed fingersint at each other. but for the first time the president seemed to open the door for a possiblesib compromise. he sugge

. >>> pier work on baltimore's washington monument is about to get underway. >> mary bubala reports. a major project to restore the historic structure to the original condition when it was build 200 years ago. >> baltimore's washington monument offers amazing panoramic views of the city above the street, but that view has been off slimts for three -- limits after the structure was not safe. the non profit group takes us inside of the monument today, showing us how water leaks have weakened the structure. so scaffolding will go up, encasing the outside of the monument, it undergoes a $5 million registration. >> the monument is approaching the 200 birthday. there is a lot of damage to the exterior. >> reporter: the conservancy is working in part with the city to guide the careful restoration of the jewel. >> you can really see all of the damage that moisture has caused. there is just so much mortar that is crumbling out of the joints here. this needs to be stabilized. >> reporter: but the big question, will the city be able to have the lighting of the monument to kickoff the holiday se

and the accident ak after the baltimore washington parkway.eft side of the roadway was able to get by, but headed north. and college park, headed south out toward gene belt. green belt. >>> we are learning more about o the connecticut woman who wastiu shot and killed it n the deadlye police chase at capitol hill. >> there was a locked box inside myriam carr carey's. investigators belief tha believy suffered from a mental illness. >>> the family of a new jersey man who set himself on fire on the national mall says he was w mentally ill. 64-year-old, john cons tino, died after dousing himself on gasoline and setting himself on fire. the suicide was not a political statement but was the result of a long fight with mental illness. they say he was quote, a loving father, and husband. they are asking for privacy. >>> two ambulances have caughtht fire, including two in one day.a >> now a police d.c.d. investigation have found theyuny were not intentionally set and the firefighters union wants ann apology. paul wagner explains why. >> reporter: an amb

a facelift for baltimore's washington monument. we'll detail the changes coming up. ,,,, [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. with everything. no. no no no no no. mommy's here. but instead she gives him capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. >>> 6:25. one of the great landmarks is about to get a facelift. here's mary bubala with more. >> reporter: baltimore's washington monument offers amazing panoramic views of the the city, 178 feet above charles street but that view has been off limits for three years after the structure was deemed unsafe. the nonprofit organization in charge of the renovation takes us inside the monument today showing us how water leaks have weakened the structure, by rusting metal support brackets and hollowing out mortar. so scaffolding will go up encasing the outside of the monument as it undergoes a $5 million renovation. >> the monument is approaching its 200th birthday. with that in mind there's a lot of damage to the exterior basically caused by water.

. >> i'm mary bubala a facelift for baltimore's washington memorial. we'll detail the changes coming up. >> it is a picture perfect october evening. evidenced by sky chopper 13. will the trend continue all week long. bob is updating the weather. ,,, >>> it is mostly clear, 61 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather is coming up. >>> in a rare move, water men are preparing to sue the city. >> reporter: a little fish has turned into a big issue with water men saying efforts to protect it is threatening them. in maryland waters, there aren't many who use pound nets like this. but it's how mounthadens are caught until maryland stoped the catch. this is the straw that broke the camels back. we've got to do this lawsuit. >> reporter: which challenges the state's numbers. federal law set a 150,000-pound quota. >> dnr is saying we're way over. they said we had 5 million- pound back in june. we didn't have 5 million pounds back in june. >> reporter: that was set when scientists said unrestricted harvest were threatening the spe

all lanes of the baltimore/washington parkway are back open following a couple of accidents, including a fatality just before dawn today. ron matz is live in the news room with this. >> reporter: all northbound and southbound lanes of 295 at 175 were shut down. the closures led to huge back ups along the bw parkway as you can see. according to park police an adult male was struck around 5:00 a.m. by a vehicle traveling south on 295. investigators say the man was hit following another accident on the same highway. >> we're still trying to determine exactly what happened. there seems to have been an accident northbound and then the subject was struck southbound issue just south of 175. >> now all lanes of the bw parkway were back open by 10:00 this morning. back to you. >> thank you. we will continue to follow the investigation and bring you the latest today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> today president obama will announce his nomination for the next federal reserve chairman. he's expected to nominate janet yeller. she would be the first woman to lead the u.s. central bank. the current lea

as cars were being re- directed off of the baltimore- washington parkway. 295 was closed for several hours as police investigated. police say the man was struck by a vehicle travelling in the southbound lane. m-t-a police are looking for a group of men accused of holding up a passenger on a city bus, then forcing him to an a-t-m, where they made him hand over cash. keith daniels,... live downtown, .../ where... police... released pictures... of the suspects.. keith. ....take a good look.. police say a bus surveillance camera caught images of the suspects around the time of the incident. police say the men boarded the number 40 on baltimore street near first mariner arena. one man asked the victim if he could use his incident. police say the men boarded the number 40 on baltimore street near first mariner arena. one man asked the victim if he could use his cell phone... the victim allowed the call. then police say the suspects showed the victim a gun and knife.. and demanded money for the phone's return. its a crime that has police searching for suspects and passengers concern (ms. st

en el aeropuerto internacional de baltimore- washington muchas aviones fueron obligados a permanecer al clima.... en el national ronald reagan, las demoras causadas fueron de hasta 90 minutos... mientras que en el internacional washington-dulles se han producido retrasos de entre 30 a 45-minutos... se recomienda que consulte con su compania aerea antes de dirigirse al aeropuerto, si usted tiene programado viajar... hay buenas noticias para los bolsillos de millones de conductores..el precio de la gasolina disminuye a nivel local y nacional, y podria continuar bajando... para este pequeÑo empresario, su principal fuente de ingresos es este camion de comida... un vehiculo que ademas de vender exquisitos platillos peruanos... consume galones de gasolina... "nosotros llenamos el tanque del camion mas o menos una vez a la semana y tambien usamos un generador de diez mil watts adentro del camion y el generador usa gasolina" pero hay buenas noticias para consumidores como giuseppe... el costo del combustible ha bajado drasticamente en los ultimos 27 -dias.. segun la asociacion americana de

the new fulfillment center would serve the baltimore, washington area. >> i love that kind of work. i've been doing that all my life. >> reporter: they will pay 30% more than the average retail job. plus benefits include a 401-k, health care, and prepaid tuition for college. >> i will be the first one there. >> reporter: this will energize the area and could attract other fortune 500 companies to baltimore. >> consultants realize businesses are going to that area. they look at our demographics, our can-do work force, and they say maybe we should think about baltimore too. >> reporter: this is more proof that baltimore is open for business. if you shop on amazon.com, once the center opens, maryland residents will have to pay a sales tax. >> and no word when construction or hiring will begin. >>> time to grab your scuba gear. somewhere in middle river, there is a super bowl ring just waiting to be found. a ravens receptionist received a super bowl win after last year's win. a friend borrowed the ring and lost it while docking a boat on the river. divers were called, no ring. insurance

ground stops at baltimore, washington, reagan, newark, la guardia. let me show you this picture. we started getting tweets from all over the place. can we put the picture up? is that possible? i can't -- wait -- one more time. when we start getting tweets like this up and down the eastern seaboard, you take a front that's powerful enough to shift seasons, throw in tropical moisture, and it's not going to end well. the entire east coast, from florida to maine, under a curtain of pounding rain, and tree-toppling winds. >> it rained so hard here, you couldn't see nothing. >> many in places like burgeon county, new jersey, with a quick but energy-packed storm. howling winds, snapping power lines. this one becomes a glowing fireball. >> it was as bad as i've ever seen. >> reporter: in minutes, trees ripped from the soaking ground and slammed into homes. the cleanup, also dangerous. watch as this worker gets out of the way, just in time. in washington, d.c. -- >> i saw a crowd of green leaves. and then, the tree came down. >> part of this massive elm tree, crashing down in the middle o

a deadly crash closed the baltimore washington parkway four hours. a vehicle hit a man around 5 a.m. in the southbound lanes near route 175 in columbia. traffic was detoured for hours while police did investigate. >>> then there was this, trash truck overturned dumping its load on the outer loop of the beltway at the ramp for the vw park a. boy, if that wasn't bad enough -- parkway. boy, if that wasn't bad enough, a car then slammed into the mountain of trash. traffic was backed up to fedex field. >>> a 50-year-old man is recovering from injuries he suffered when he fell 15 feet down a vent shaft in arlington. he was walking in the 900 block of north wakefield street when a grate he stepped on collapsed. a ladder, ropes and basket stretcher was used to rescue him. >>> topper, what's up? >> we got the rain in northwest, a little heavy, steadier. the rain has enveloped all of the metro area and heavier rain is on the way, a yellow alert tomorrow and friday. we'll tell you if we improve by the weekend. >> up next the redskins getting ready to take on th

the national aquarium's fish in baltimore, most of them are going to end up here in baltimore, washington's fish is ending up here in baltimore. some are being released to the wild. but the majority of them are going to be up here and people can come to this aquarium in baltimore and enjoy them here, just like they did in washington. by the way, washington's aquarium is looking for a new site in the future, but that's a few years away. reporting live in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >> we are all stressed out. i'm looking at my hands, they are turning white on this side, we are really stressed out about this, scott, thank you. before you buy a car, you have to hear some of the big complaints coming into our wusa9 call for action team. >>> and when it comes to tipping, most people leave 20%. not for this bartender, wait until you hear how she scored thousands from a repeat customer. >>> and it's not an easy thing to do, now doctors are feeling the pressure to talk to their patients and get them living a whole lot healthier. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for considerat

baltimore sun. >>> repair work on the washington monument is about to get under way. it is a major project that is moved to restore the structure to its original condition when it was built 200 years ago. >> baltimore's washington monument offers panoramic views of the city. but that view has been off limits for three years after the structure was deemed unsafe. the structure takes us inside the monument today showing us how water leaks have weakened the structures. by rusting metal support tresses. scaffolding will go up. >> the monument is approaching its 200th birthday with that in mind there's a lot of damage to the exterior basically caused by water. >> reporter: the mount vernon place conservancy is working in partnership with the city. >> you can really see all the damage that moisture has caused. it's just so much mortar that's crumbling out of all these joints here so all of this needs to be stabilized. they need to remove any mortar that's lose. >> reporter: the big question, will the city will still be able to have its lighting of the monument to kick off t

on the baltimore washington park way southbound, we are seeing by delays this morning. i said, all lanes closed. you are getting diverted to route 175. on our system we are seeing things back up. our live map showing it is bright red through that stretch because all lanes are closed headed southbound in towards the beltway and that is going to have things going down at 5 miles per hour as people get detoured. 95 is the best alternate. we have 95 in virginia, luckily, moving right along as well. that is 23 minutes to get from stafford to gumfres. for now, let's head outside to eileen. >> thank you very much, amanda. things are quieter in the weather department, at let's for now. a low is going to bring us rain, wind, chilly temperatures but right now. the rain moves in later this afternoon. show you some weather bug network stations. the naval air station in maryland, 61 degrees. winds north and east at 14. we've had some gusts to 20 miles per hour. switching to nationals park, 55 degrees with the wind gusts to 4 miles per hour. it doesn't seem like much now but a as thi

washington, d.c. moving through baltimore, maryland, all of this will move east. these storms moving 30, 40 mph, and so a quick storm is what we have throw th through the after. it is a warm front so the temperatures will drop once the showers and storms move through. we are in the 60s, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. dry and comfortable. dry across the midwest. still dry in the southwest. we need rain, the dangerous fire conditions with the wind picking up and no rain in the forecast. just a few clouds there across cal and more winds coming in the northwest with rain in washington and oregon. temperatures are cool in the midwest and out wist but there is this warm up, 72 in new york. once the rain clears out the storms move through, temperatures will drop a bit. the wind will pick up and the temperatures drop in the 60s over the next few days. dry weather the close up view with radar and clouds in california not seeing rain there unfortunately. no one in the forecast. the typhoon of winds 140 mph. there is japan, and a powerful storm expected to turn no

in other words the same british force that at that captured washington and then a tax baltimore, goes on subsequently to take part on the attack in new orleans. one of the reasons the british failed in new orleans is because of the good leadership of andrew jackson. >> host: david in arlington virginia here in the suburbs you are on with steve. >> caller: good morning or good afternoon. i have two questions here. one, do you regard the american war covered the war of 1812 to be worth more effort at war war commander in chief? also i'm just curious what role the french canadians played in the war of 1812. were they on the british side or the american side or did they decide to let them in? >> guest: with regards to whether this was the worst performance it is hard to make an overall assessment because it also offers some brawley and moments of american history, some of the naval battles on lake erie the defense of baltimore is very effective performance by maryland militia together with the u.s. army garrison at fort mchenry augmented by the u.s. navy. overall we had some very po

so we're talking new york city, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c., then up the hudson value into albany, new york. and as far as the timing on the storms go, d.c. 2:00, philadelphia 4:00 to 5:00, new york city right around 5:00 to 6:00. so that will tell you when we'll have the worst airport delays. so again strong storms rolling through the northeast. they will only last about a half hour, but when it come through, make sure you're inside. >> and we did it dodge a bullet with karen. >> so far. maybe we won't have anymore storms this year. >> thanks, bill. >>> just ahead, the late ellen thomas said jfk was too fresh on a date. a and what are the most danger recent states in america and are you living in one of them? we'll reveal the top five when we come back. [ female announcer ] get to pizza pleasing faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! [ male announcer ] may y

washington. and he was fighting the same force that the united was fighting in baltimore and washington. in other words, the same british force that attacks captures washington and then attacks baltimore goes down subsequently take part in the attack on new orleans. one of the -- andrew jackson. david? arlington virginia in the suburb s you're on with steve. >> caller: hi. i have two questions. do we -- [inaudible] the war of 1812 and president madison in particular to be -- [inaudible] and masses be outworked. and wartime commander in chief, and i'm including vietnam in this. also, i'm just curious about what role the french canadians played in the war of 1812. were they -- the two interest groups. >> host: thank you, david. >> guest: well in term of whether it was the worse performance, it's hard to make an overall assessment because it also solves some brim i can't moments in american military history. some of the naval battles. on lake erie. some of the single ship victory of the uss constitution. the deference of baltimore very effective performance by maryland militia together with

the new fulfillment center would serve the baltimore/washington area. employees will pack and ship goods. >> that would be perfect for me. i love that kind of work. i've been doing that all my life life. >> amazon said it will pay 30% more than the average retail job plus benefits include a 401k, health care and prepaid tuition for college. >> i will apply. i will be the first one there . >> economists said this will bring energy to the area and could attract other fortunate 500 companies to baltimore. >> they realize business is going to that area, there must be a reason. they look at our demographics, can-do work force and think about baltimore too. >> city leaders said this is more proof that baltimore is open for business. >> if you shop on amazon.com once the center opens maryland residents will have to pay a sales tax. reporting in southeast baltimore, linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> no word on when construction or hiring will actually begin. >>> the red sox win game one of the world series, playing the cardinals up in boston. in the first innin

this warehouse is going to serve the entire baltimore and washington area. >> on line giant amazon will be one of baltimore's biggest employers. the fortunate 500 company just announced it picked charm city for a location for one of its new distribution centers. >> now it's a reality. it's a job with great pays ben ing benefits. it's a great day for baltimore. >> of course we always talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. it's great thing for the city. >> it's a 1 million square foot facility. it will be going up on the port of baltimore in a spot formally taken up by the gm assembly plant. the warehouse is expected to create 1,000 full time jobs with benefits that includes 401k, health care and prepaid tuition for college. >> it's critical i think for any kind of employers to bring that kind of business and those kinds of jobs to this area. >> i think that's really important, especially for folks who other wise wouldn't be able to afford those kinds of opportunities. >> those who work at this distribution center will pick, pack and ship retail goods to consumers. the baltimore location is one of

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. >>> the traffic backups along the baltimore, washington parkway, stretched on for miles, during the height of the morning rush hour. it was right around 5:00 in the morning, when u.s. park police, who investigate accident otionz the road, say a driver, traveling southbound on the parkway, just south of 175 in the jessop area, struck and killed a pedestrian. it's unclear why the man was in the highway. police say the driver who struck him did stop and waited for police. investigators say the man was hit following another accident on the same highway. >> we're still trying to determine exactly what happened. there seemed to have been an accident northbound. and then the subject was struck southbound. >> authorities have not yet released the identity of the pedestrian killed as they attempt to notify his family. >> the accident investigation closed the northbound lanes of the highway for several hours. but it was the southbound lanes, impacted the longest. shut down nearly five hours, as accident investigators tried to piece together what happened. >> reporter: it was 10:00 in the morn

and the new fulfillment center would serve the baltimore, washington area. employees will pack and ship goods to the consumers. >> since i'm into building maintenance, that would be perfect for me. and i love that kind of work. i've been doing it all my life. >> reporter: amazon says iting pay more than the average retail jobs. plus, benefits include 401k, healthcare and prepaid tuition for college. >> i will apply. i will be the first one there. >> reporter: anna says this will energize the area and could attract other fortune 500 companies to baltimore. >> a place gets hot. all of a sudden, they realize, places are going there. they look at our demographics. and they think, maybe we should be thinking about baltimore, too. >> reporter: state leaders say this is more proof that baltimore is open for business. >> reporter: heads up, if you shop on amazon.com, once the center opens, all maryland residents will have to pay sales tax. reporting live in southeast baltimore, linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> i can't wait for that. thanks, linh. no word on when co

not in downtown areas of baltimore, washington, or any of the potomac. but many of the area, just away from the water. many will see frost or freezing conditions by morning. high pressure, eventually moving off to the south, brings us milder air over the weekend. temperatures get back up close to normal. southwest winds, 10 to 15. bay temp, around 62 degrees. looks like a sunny, nice fall weekend. tonight, it will be cold. frost. many spots by morning, 32. probably 38 by the inner harbor. 59 degrees tomorrow. that's warmer than we are today. and a lot of sunshine. but there will be a breeze once again in the afternoon. have a good weekend. >> all right. you, too, bob. thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. mystery solved. dna tests confirmed, the parents of this little girl, found. what happens now? >>> state fair terror. the accident on this ride that left several people injured. >>> it makes me proud, but it also scares me to death. that something like this could happen. >> opening fire on fellow guardsman. new information on a ,, avo:

the accident happened about 5:00 in the morning on the baltimore, washington parkway, south of route 175 in howard county. police say a man got out of his car and was then hit by a vehicle traveling southbound. at this point, it's unclear why the victim left his vehicle. the parkway was shut down in both directions, making a mess of the morning commute. now, all lanes were reopened about five hours after the accident. >> all right. thank you, rochelle. the driver at the accident did stay at the scene. >>> mta investigators are asking for help finding a fellow rider of the bus. then robbed him. one of the men asked to borrow the victim's cell phone, then refused to return it. the men then showed a gun and forced him off the bus. they made the victim withdraw money from an atm, then gave him back the phone. >>> the burst sent water shooting high into the air. wjz is live in parkville. christie ileto has the latest on the repairs. christie? >> reporter: well, mary, it's not quite the steam that we 20 hours ago. this is putty hill lane. they've opened up two of the lanes here. this is a

continuing out toon pennsylvania light traffic volume off of the baltimore washington parkway.sues to report on 50 leaving an anally or heading in to philly. southbound 270 light traffic volume. mop rowes road out to the split. that is a check of our fox 5 ontime traffic. >> a bail hearing is seded today in san francisco for the accused master mind of a website where people could buy illegal drugs, he iss believed to have set up the so-called silk road website in 2011. it prayed anonymity to drug dealers and potential buyers and brought in more than $1 billion of business. he is also charged in maryland for arranging to pay someone to kill a witness.it we're now learning more about twitter's inner finances. >> the company announce that had it generated $317 million in revenue how have it's still loosing money. twitter lose $79 million in 2012.201 revelations come as thee as company prepares an initial public offering or icht p. -- i. p. o. twitter is hoping to raise $1 billion from outside investors. reuters report that they want the i. p. o. to happen before b thanksgiving. >>

. >>> severe weather threatening potential flights in the baltimore, washington area. i want to bring in chad myers. chad give us an update what do the skies look like? >> big storms just rolled through d.c., rolling through dwi will get to new york city in a matter of hours. planes are absolutely going to be delayed today across the northeast. what we have now, you're sitting in sunny dallas. and it says we can't take off because there's weather if wk. it's called a ground stop. it doesn't mean anything in the ground in d.c. has stopped. people are still taking off. the faa doesn't want any planes in the air maybe having to circle later in the day. right now 45 minutes for d.c., 45 minutes for baltimore and that is extended far, far north. there's a lot more weather before this came from, from morrow, annapolis and binghamton. there's still 5,032 planes in the sky. we call this ants on candy. the good news is, the airplanes aren't that big or we would never see the sunshine. >> oh, boy, that looks busy. i'm not sure i ever want to the see that map ever again. thank yo

. >>> there's a baltimore city school advisory this morning. booker t washingtond report. >>> three sex trafficking suspects under arrest in howard county. they arrested craig anderson after a 24-year-old woman claimed h he held her captive and forced her to have sex for money. a day earlier police arrested gary maddox and amina phillip after a woman called and said he kidnapped her in rhode island and forced her to have sex for money in several states. they were advertising on >>> good morning, charlie, good morning, gayle. good morning, everybody. it's it's it's 8:00 a.m. congress faces outrage while charities try to make up the difference and while the debate over obama care continues some americans are leaving the country to find affordable treatment. we'll look at the risks and advantages of medical tourism. >>> and why do americans still admire president kennedy so much after 50 years? a revealing look at jfk's white house. >>> but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> normally their families would get $100,000 from the military within 36

washington and the battle for baltimore and to spur the creation of the "star spangled banner", our national anthem. most of the events are familiar to us as bits and pieces we don't know how they fit together. we have images of dolly madison and saving the portrait of george washington and francis scott key almost like he came out of outer space to witness the bombardment to write a song about it and andrew jackson rigo this as separate little stories but not how they connect or we have forgotten a lot. grow wheat up in this area as they did in alex the andrea we are immersed in history this fantastic place to visit but all lots of it

en este momento las temperaturas son de 33 para winchester, baltimore 52 y washington 50. norte entre cinco y 10 millas por hora. no se preocupe, las temperaturas mejorarán para el fin de semana y los detalles estarán en el pronóstico extendido. >> sulema: laura sigue bien la brigada, seguimos con la información. una organización que fue fundada por la casa blanca de menores entre 87 celebró una ceremonia para reconocer a líderes de la comunidad latina, ya que tienen la misión de inspirar, preparar y difundir la cultura de nuestros países, escuchemos. >> un evento que organiza la fundación de la hispanidad y hora cinco líderes, cinco categorías, individual, corporativo, de negocios y del gobierno federal, servicio público. >> vamos a honrar a personas que están haciendo un montón por los negocios, para desarrollar la comunidad latina, es importante que se reconozca y le demos valor a esto. >> sulema: vamos a comerciales y ya volvemos con más noticias, lo esperamos. >> sulema: vamos a avanzar con la información. un nuevo sondeo de una universidad que demuestra que el apoyo

baltimore city. booker t. washington elementary school is closed. and renaissance academy high school, due to electrical problems. >> not weather related. stuff are going to report in to utah and mash elementary schools, but weather could be al factor as we make our way into this monday afternoon. and the storm shield app. >> yes. it is great. it will alert you in your neighborhood. it is a good thing to have on hand. but follow us on twitter. check our website, we will keep you posted today. >> all right. >>> throughout the course of the morning, that 10 and half- hour, updates on news, weather and traffic. captions provided by: caption colorado, llc. 1-800-775-7838. comments@captcolo.com. . beautiful weekend. gives rise to a cloudy monday. >>> good morning, america. dramatic crash on the raceway. the driver goes out of control. debris rains down in the stands injuring more than a dozen fans. dario franchitti breaks his spine. >>> taking down a terrorist. on the run for 15 years. now captured by american special forces as s.e.a.l. team six ambushes

so is this warehouse is going to serve the entire baltimore and washington area. >> reporter: online giant amazon will soon be one of baltimore's biggest employers. the fortune 500 company just announced it has picked charm city as a location for one of its new distribution centers. it's been in the works for a long time. the deal, music to a mayor's ears as much as now that it's reality, and it's 1,000 jobs, 1,000 good-paying jobs with benefits, it's a great day for baltimore. and i'm very please -- pleased at the work that was done to make that happen. >> of course, we always talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. it's a great thing for the city, great for south baltimore. >> reporter: -- the a 1 million- square-foot facility going up in a spot formerly taken up by the gm assembly plant. those who work here will pick, pack and ship retail goods to consumers. this is one of eight new ware houses they plan nationwide. amazon is building the centers in cities it believes has a large consumer base, making it easy why -- easier to get products to people faster. city leaders believe it is the begin

animals are making their way from washington, d.c. to baltimore. this is following the closure of the aquarium in washington, d.c. the first animals, including an octopus will arrive this morning. octopus, october -- all right. animals will be moved every monday and thursday. so get out there and check it out. the 8 tentacles. that is a tough word to say on live television, tentacles. >>> you are looking live this morning at the inner harbor. >> don't mess up there were. >> tentacles, people. we'll be right back. pink's favorite. i love pink. our favorite. we race for pink. introducing new raspberry 5-hour energy. from now until the end of the year, a portion of each sale benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. raspberry 5-hour energy is available for a limited time, so get yours now. i ski with pink. i can't get enough pink. come on, everyone. buy raspberry 5-hour energy benefitting living beyond breast cancer. come on, let's support pink. looks good, doesn't it? no! you don't even get football. [ male anno

and they find him back in the quarter here for three and leading washington with 14 we stand the third quarter and a big night for baltimore's own carmelo anthony draining the three here. final, beatinge washington and over 12,000 turned out to the arena for the game. game six right now at fenway coming up on saturday and it looks like boston could advance to the world series if they can hang on tonight in detroit. due to network restrictions, we cannot show you the moving pictures. game six of the nlcs between the dodgers and cardinals set for tomorrow night in st. louis. acc a big week for football. maryland trying to get to two marquee national acc showdown is number three climbs and hosting lord a state. there was also a good atlantic coast game tonight, an appetizer, 10th raked miami and chapel hill. the tar heels buying for a colossal upset in the first quarter. he finds him with a lot of open space. he finds a lot of green and it would be seven the six tar heels at that point on looking for a big upset in chapel hill. their quarter, making move. a blocked field goal here. he returns up for the score and a back and for

that is what we find at the baltimore washington parkway.peed, and coming across the 14 street bridge, not a bad ride headed to the potomac. we have had problems there thisr morning. traffic is backed up at centreville and leaving vienna headed east toward the beltway. that's a check of fox 5 to 5 one traffic. >>> our big story day three of f government shutdown.own. congressional leaders met with the president at white house yesterday with hopes of coming ton a agreementto an agreement. >> speaker boehner left the meeting saying that presidentpr won't negotiat negotiate. >> democrats refuse to budge on changing the care act and refuse to opening the government.go >> the republican have passed severalpa provisions but all of them would infringe on the governor's healthcare law. >> all we are asking is for a fr discussion and fairness for the american people under obama care. i was hoping that the presidentn and the my democrat colleaguesmo incr the senate would listen to the american people and sit dowo and have a serious discussion about re

ground stops at baltimore, washington, reagan, newark, la guardia. let me show you this picture. we started getting tweets from all over the place. can we put -- melissa can we, put the picture up? is that possible? i can't -- wait -- one more time. when we start getting tweets like this up and down the eastern seaboard, you take a front that's powerful enough to shift seasons, throw in tropical moisture, and it's not going to end well. the entire east coast, from florida to maine, under a curtain of pounding rain, and tree-toppling winds. >> it rained so hard here, you couldn't see nothing. >> reporter: many in places like bergen county, new jersey, describing a quick but energy-packed storm. howling winds, snapping power lines. this one becomes a glowing fireball. >> it was as bad as i've ever seen. >> reporter: in minutes, trees ripped from the soaking ground and slammed into homes. the cleanup, also dangerous. watch as this worker gets out of the way, just in time. in washington, d.c. -- >> all i saw was a cloud of green leaves. and that was -- then the tree came down. >> rep

cambiar un poco las condiciones y temperaturas que hoy se mantienen en el rango de los 60, washington 64, baltimoreos 40. para hoy tenemos temperatura mínima de 47 grados, con vientos que se mueve del este a 5 millas por hora y mucha nubosidad y éstos aumentarán. por favor, tenga mucho cuidado. más adelante le ha del talante hagamos lo que pasa en los próximos 5 días. >> juliana: hablando del clima, se cumple el primer aniversario del paso del huracán sandy que causó la muerte de más de 150 personas en nueva jersey, destruyó miles de viviendas, dejó sin electricidad a millones de casas y género miles de millones de dólares en daños. . un año después, los proyectos de rehabilitación aún continúan y precisamente el gobernador de nueva jersey, la zona más afectada, visitó varios lugares en reconstrucción en su estado. - vamos a una pausa comercial, pero al regreso 2. la casa blanca defiende los programas de espionaje que ha causado tanta controversia local e internacional. ya volvemos. >> juliana: hemos ha recobrado la conexión con randy serrano, que se encuentra en vivo desde virginia, con informació

the showrooms were empty in the baltimore-washington corridor last weekend, even though they have wonderfulcars, new cars, ready to do deals, the 2013 models they wanted to move out. empty, empty, empty. this ripples through our economy. this isn't just, "oh, we're going to contain government." we are hurting ourselves. so, mr. president, the fight about obamacare is over. let's say goodbye to that fight. let's get on to the fiscal issues of the united states of america. i say here, as the chair of the appropriations committee, i am ready to negotiate. i am ready to meet, to compromise, to see how we can have our domestic and our national and defense discretionary spending done in a way that begins to reduce our public debt but also have a progrowth way of public investments, making sure our country's safe, that we're building roads, building the super information highway, educating our young people and doing research and development. i know my time sup but i feel -- is up but i feel very strongly that we've got to solve our problem, so i'm ready to say to the other side of the aisle that i

were very eager to go to baltimore handed move to directly bear this story could have ended quite differently because it was on the verge of capitulation after news of washington's paul arrived. the same militia troops are from baltimore and a fleet up in disarray back home they say we cannot stop these guys. a number of things happen to change the story. one is the u.s. navy a couple of commanders in to perry who won a great battle a year earlier they are setting up the defense is and baltimore and writers in particular have a very capable gunners who are now to build up the militia defense and also did not have the general winder. but the people island baltimore decided don't want the general as their commander. in the he is a very capable commander to have the loyalty of the troops not just the wrong and the whiskey with the troops of francis scott key it is amazing when we think of his whole part because he takes part of the debacle despite his opposition he like other citizens in this town he signs up for the militia is not very capable but at least was out there. during the fight acting is a civilian adviser with though washington and commanders doesn't pe

parts of the east coast right now, including right where i am sitting in new york city, also baltimore, washington, d.c., and philadelphia. the national worth service issuing the tornado watch, which goes until about 5:00 p.m. eastern time. coming up, chad myers joins us to talk about the possible threat. >>> speaking, i should say, of bad weather, check out what is happening here in new york right now. this is a construction crane. it's a live look. it is dangling over midtown manhattan. these are live pictures, as we said. we're told this is due to some kind of mechanical failure. police have closed off the streets below. now, this building looks familiar to you, this is the same construction site where a crane snapped last year during superstorm sandy. caused by the enormous winds there. this building is supposed to be the city's tallest residential building when it's all said and done. we're keeping an eye on what's going on there right now. the wind is expected to pick up over the coming few hours. we'll give you updates as they happen. >>> all right, two secret u.s. raids on international so

washington, d.c. and baltimore. looks like philadelphia shortly. over the next three days we could see three to four inches on the coast. the big cities as much as an inch. extended forecast we have our fingers crossed around the philadelphia area that by sunday the rain will end. for the rest of the country it is gorgeous. fantastic. minneapolis near 80 today. that is your national forecast. now here's a look outside your window. >>> the two storms on the map and one kicked through southern california yesterday moving through arizona and new mexico. everybody else is looking at a really nice day. enjoy. >>> so far when you get the blocky stuck weather pattern one area can be miserable for like a week and another spot like chicago can sit there -- >> look at us. that doesn't happen very often for you to call it fantastic out there. >>> we will tell you which beverage was the best remedy for a hangover. >>> plus a bad place to break down, right on the railroad tracks. details in two. >>> the united states is putting a temporary freeze to military ai