bob plant told, gave the manual, bill bechtel, michael lesser, julie christiansen, joe inder warning, steve hooker, patricia coppa, shelby watkins, lisa watkins, michael cronbach's lisa belden susan moseley, rascon, ray knight in, winded nice, pretty rentals glenn miller, carly eagleson and [inaudible]. next speaker, please >> my name is todd garrett and am a resident of san francisco. for the last 22 years. i am not a dog owner and i hope that i can represent the knowledge on the owners of san francisco by showing my support here today. i feel that dogs have the ability to be off leash is very important not only to the health of the dogs but also to the health of the people whom dogs and those who don't own dog. sometimes life in the city and life in general can be kind of depressing. dogs bring a great sense of joy and happiness in their play and the level of the plate with each other and with humans. it's very uplifting to watch. even if you're not participating, just observing that level of happiness can with a person spirits incredibly. so, i hope i speak for a lot of people in s

and we have been talking about these tender plants. bob mentioned it. if you have any, you can bring them in tonight. probably a good night to bring them in, not just cover them up. here in towson, it's been 46 degrees here for the last few minutes. when the wind blows, we drop, down to around 40. we've seen it as low as about 39. that's what folks here and across northern baltimore county are going to experience. and the temperatures are going to drop. all courtesy now of high pressure in control. to get an idea of what is going on. high pressure to the west. it's the clockwise flow around that high that is directing in these cold, canadian winds. it's been a little blustery through the afternoon. and the winds are going to bring the chill down. and bring the temperatures down to about freezing in the north and west suburbs. now, our temperature swing. this october chill has been a little unusual. and definitely below average for this week. we started off this week, with temperatures around 67 degrees on monday. low, about 38 degrees on that night. to

plants. kai? >> bob, thank you. >>> a big boost for baltimore. amazon announces it's going to build a new warehouse in charm city, bringing 1,000 jobs to the area. wjz is live in southeast baltimore, near the proposed site. linh bui is there, and proposed the move and its massive impact. linh? >> the new facility will be built here on brokenning highway. -- broening highway. amazon is simply trying to bring products to customers much faster. >> reporter: amazon is coming to charm city. creating 1,000 full-time jobs for baltimore. >> it's a good day. i'm pleased with the work that was done to make that happen. >> reporter: the 1 million- square-foot facility will be built at the former gm assembly plant in the port of baltimore. it will look similar to this warehouse. >> reporter: this location in baltimore, is one of eight new warehouses planned across the country. according to amazon, each city has a very large consumer base. >> amazon is moving toward same- day delivery. and the new fulfillment center would serve the baltimore, washington area.

planted in the state? >> you're scaring me. >> we sent bob redell, he democrats down the report coming up. >> some consider it one of the most haunted places in california. the banta inn in tracy. it's so well known for its spiriting the owner had to acknowledge the fact it's haunted just to receive the deed. this halloween we wanted our own proof. we investigate those things. >> that's right. when it comes to para normal activity i couldn't think of anybody better than our bob redell to go to tracy to get the real story. >> reporter: two ghost hunters walk into a bar t bar tender asks what can i get you. your finest spirits. of course. which they believe they have detected. >> there is definitely something here. >> reporter: the research is trying to prove what employees and customers here at the rin have felt for years. >> i have seen a gentleman sit in this chair here. >> reporter: that is tony. >> he wear as plaid shirt. >> reporter: the bartender who  died of a heart attack back in 1967. >> as quickly as i saw. >> reporter: still tends this haunt. >> it went away. dfrnlths d >> reporter: disappears.

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rid of the trees because it says they were improperly planted and could cause damage to the area when fully grown. >> there could be more at stake, bob redell live at o.co, right, where a win could hurt their chances of a move to the south bay. >> reporter: good morning. yes f the a's beat the tigers tonight at o.co, the team will not only move on to the american league championship series, this might also help the team move on to a brand new stadium as well. whether it be in san jose or here in oakland. how so, well, consider what was brought up. when sports team dues well financial support grows. take the 49ers and their new stadium in santa clara. the paper wonder there would have been support for that project if coach jim harbaugh didn't get 49ers to the nfc championship. the premising it's easier for teams to upgrade when they are successful. another example the seattle mariners stuck in the kingdome for 18 seasons, voters strike down funding for a stadium. in '95 the team wins their division and voila the county approves funding. but the a's need first achieve that success by winning tonight against detroit. their track record

any tender plants that are annuals, it will probably get killed by tomorrow night. so cover them up or bring them in. mary? >> okay, bob. thank you. let's check in our roads now. here's kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> we have a lot of emergency roadwork out there. shutting down roads and making this drive a bit of a difficult one. the first, north of york road, between cockeysville. the right lane is blocked on that one. old frederick road, just blocked off west of marriottsville. also, watch for accidents, route 32 at telegraph road. quite a few. pompous street. and also, paterson avenue at armstrong avenue. as far as the beltway goes, watch for slow traffic on the west side from baltimore national pike to liberty road. delays on the top side. they stretch from the jones falls expressway to harford road. average speed, about 43 miles per hour. let's now take a live look. as can you see, a lot of volume there on the beltway, around security boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by mummies, the worldly exhibition. now open at the maryland science center. you can get your tickets at maryland science cen

plants. tomatoes will probably be gone. record for tomorrow is 25 degrees. we'll be above that. that's certainly going to be chilly for this time of year. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> a student at a high school in northeastern massachusetts is being held without bail, in connection with the death of one of the school's math teachers. now, investigators are trying to figure out why she was murdered. vinita nair has more for wjz 13. >>> 14-year-old phillip chisholm was arraigned for the both of a mar math teacher. police were called tuesday afternoon, after the do i didn't return home. >> we didn't know it if he was hurt somewhere. we went around looking for him because we cared about him. >> another call came friday tuesday night about a female teacher who was also missing. >> police discovered blood in the second floor bathroom at danvers high school. >> police found the body in woods behind the cool. relrelatives say she had a passion for teaching. she caught at the high school for two years. >> sheeft one of the nicest teachers. always saying hi. -- it's a real tragedy. >> police located the boy walking on a nearby road. police would not say how they tied th