. >> gawande: camden, new jersey, sits in the shadow of philadelphia. it's a city that seems in a constant state of peril. poverty here is rife. unemployment is double the national average. public institutions are in crisis or, like the local library, simply shuttered. it's officially one of america's most dangerous cities. but camden may also be the city to help solve one of america's most intractable problems-- lowering the cost of health care. as a doctor and writer for the new yorker, i came here to meet the local physician who began to figure it out. it all started ten years ago with a shooting. >> i was working in my house one evening. heard gunshots, then got a call from a neighbor. so i went running down the street. the police had gotten there already. so i ran up and said, you know, "i'm a physician. where's the victim?" and they all sort of turned around and said, "he's over there." >> what is the location? >> he was laying on his side facing the back tire, and he had a pulse. he wasn't breathing. started rescue breathing. eventually, his puls

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mta reporting no problems on the camden and penn lines.e at the beltway at harford road, this is a road that is showing delays. you will be slow until you get to 83 and then again from 795 to frederick road. looking at the beltway at wilkins avenue, looking a little better than usualp on the inner and outer loop follow us out twitter at maryland traffic for the latest on traffic info here's charley. >>> all out search for a murder suspect accidentally released from jail right here in maryland. abc2 news corinne redman is standing by how this happened and this is not an issue of incompetence but it was typo twors it was a clerical mis-->> reporter: it was a clerical mistake and it's hard to believe it happens in the court system. >> it to. >> reporter: it makes you go hmm a clerical error caused 24- year-old eric scott to be released from jail. for the past six months he was locked up in jail. he is accused shooting 30-year- old phillip watson to death outside a nightclub. scott was arrested in may in las vegas and was extradited maryland w

no delays on the penn, camden and brunswick lines. we have the 19 bus with a diversion at eutaw and baltimore. 311 diverting southbound at cathedral and monument. with the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you, sir. good morning, everyone. we're heading into the biggest travel time of the year, so i thought we'd start with the national travel weather, then work our way back to baltimore. there's going to be rain shower activity all along the east coast from new york all the way down to the carolinas, maybe even into the northern part of florida. if you're driving or flying up to new york, expect rain there. atlanta is a huge connecting hub. there could be thunderstorms there this afternoon. dallas, 63 with a chance for rain showers. dry in chicago, but chilly with a high temperature of 48. stay in the 30's as cro the northern plains going into the dakotas. 52 and dry in denver. maybe rain in seattle, the pacific northwest. and then los angeles looks good, maybe fog in the morning with a high of onl

to san jose the camden off-ramp of northbound 85 -- pardon me southbound 85 accident blocking, debris scattered all over the freeway. bay bridge remains light one ray of sunshine if you will on our early morning commute. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest. >>> state law requiring schools to teach contributions of lesbian, gay opponents trying to overturn the law. the initiatives come from two groups not affiliated with the organization that failed to qualify a ballot referendum on the law last month. one of the proposals would strip out the inclusion of lgbt people in the law that mandates teaching about minority groups. another proposal would allow parents to pull kids from the classes if they conflict with the family's beliefs. >>> herman cain the first 2010 -- 2010 of presidential candidate to -- 2012 presidential candidate to get secret service protection. the request was approved yesterday and agents are already with the candidate. secret service protection is given to each major party's nominee but can be provided earlier if circumstances warn. >>> president obama announced sec

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. there is some fog this morning. it should burn off quickly once the get past sunrise. 45 in annapolis. 39 at the airport. 40 in randallstown. a few degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. skies are clear. it will be a beautiful afternoon after starting in the 30's and 40's. the average high is 59. we see some showers and thunderstorms rolling across the midwest. it has been rough in oklahoma. they have the big earthquake. snow on the backside of this system across the southern part of colorado. this is a slow-moving system. perhaps wednesday night we will see a chance for rain with that system. high pressure is parked on the east coast. a quick update on the tropics. this turned into a tropical storm. this is pretty unusual to of a tropical storm in november. all of the computer models and keep it off the east coast of the united states. interesting to have a tropical storm on the map at this time of the year. mostly sunny at home. hi

camden train our unscheduled. now back to tony pann. >> we will sycamore into ava marie. -- we will say good morning to ava marie. >> tis the season to get your christmas tree. a lot of people are starting to get their trees ready for christmas. it is about five weeks away. i'm with the new owner of the frosty tree lot. you carry on the tradition of helen and george. >> 1974 started selling the trees. one on from there -- it went on from there. i took over after 2005. >> on this day, allen passed away a year ago from cancer -- helen. >> that is why i'm doing a fund- raiser. 10% of sales will go to the hon spin cancer foundation. we're donating another 10% to match those funds. >> that is incredible. there will be matched to go to the cancer foundationo benefit the memory of helen. >> i have so many customers. every two to three weeks, another is being diagnosed or passing away from cancer. >> everybody knows someone who is affected by cancer. so this is a great way to carry on the christmas spirit. this is a great

this is the 20th anniversary of the opening of camden yards.e new look goes back to the glory years. texting fans like to see -- more wins. we need some more wins to go under the hat. >> that is our water cooler question. >> she gave my line. our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- will the return of the old orioles look do anything to revive your interest in the club for the 2012 season? >> keep sending us those responses. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> coming up, a divorcing couple required to exchange social media passwords. >> qadry ismail shows off his softer side. >> it is getting to be about that time. characters expected to be featured in this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> weather-wise, we have some rain in the forecast. will check the seven-day forecast. >> 1 accident in the city that may involve an overturned a vehicle. we will check on other problems to avoid. >> occupy baltimore members disrupt a speech o

on time schedule on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines.now back to tony pann. >> the fog is the big story this morning. visibility is down to a quarter of a mile out in some areas. the fog is more widespread. we see some light rain showers in western maryland, west of hagerstown. we have a 20% chance you'll run into it light rain shower or sprinkle. otherwise it will be drizzle and fog. this is part of a big storm that we talked about yesterday. it fell apart. watch how the rain falls apart when it gets into maryland. we have a slight chance but we're missing the worst part of this. these rain showers are associated with what is left of tropical storm sean. it should stay offshore. it is a few hundred miles off the coast right now. as it moves close to the delmarva beaches, it could produce some big waves. it should stay at offshore. the current temperatures are in the upper 40's and low 50's. the temperatures are not going to move much. we will make the climb into the upper 50's this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies. a 30% chance for a rain

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway on time. one bus diverting because of construction. i am kurt kronke. >> good morning. the big storm they give as the rain is pulling away to the northeast. we have a chilly westerly flow going. it will be west and southwest wind and gusting up to 20 miles per hour. all the precipitation is now off to the north and west. that is a good thing. into western maryland, there is a possibility that there could be a mix of rain and snow showers and perhaps some accumulation. most of that winter weather is up in the great lakes and the rain we had is moving in the boston and new england area. we have a touch of cloud cover. you will notice a few clouds drifting from time to time especially in the northern and western suburbs. the for the south and east, the more sunshine. 42 at the airport. 39 in taneytown. with the breeze, take off five or six degrees. dressed for temperatures in the mid 30's this morning. a mixture of sun and clouds. breezy and cooler than yesterday. high tempe

no delays on the pen camden and brunswick lines. with the m.t.a.nsit team, i'm kurt kroncke. >> there's a little cloud cover out there. maybe a few sprinkles this morning. an area of low pressure passes through the carolinas and this will keep going east, so it will not bother us. the front coming through behind that is what will produce a few sprinkles this morning. but the clouds will break up and you'll see more and more sunshine but you will still have a chilly day. in the southern part of virginia there's a lot of sprinkles. we'll see more and more sunshine as we go through the day. we'll start with the clouds this morning. then some sun will break through. it will turn windy behind the front. going into the afternoon. it's 48 at the airport. 45 at park on the. we'll only make it into the mid to upper 50's today. the sunshine will come through. it will turn breezy and cool. high temperatures between 55-60. sunrise at 6:37. it will drop to 30 in the suburbs. sunset this evening is at two minutes after 6:00. high pressure takes control of the we

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mta, we have no delays on the penn or camden trains. drive timesta2to 695, five minutes, white marsh, 695. bel air to providence 6 minutes. outer loop from 695 to 795, 7 minutes. >>> new york police stop a lone terrorist who was plot plotting attacks against police and military personnel. authorities captured the suspect and say he was this the process of making pipe bombs. let's turn live to kuren redmond. she is standing by. >> reporter: authorities in new york began surveying him after keeping a watch on his movement, police were able to move in on him while he was in the pros of making a pipe bomb. he was a loner. he spent time on the internet he used al-qaeda inspired instructions on bomb making. authorities found a article how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. he posted articles advocating jihad. police have been aware of him since 2009. he went to a home depot and purchased elbow piping work y[ gloves and christmas lights. he applied it to blow up police control cars and service members returning from abroad. er he show

but first, the news from camden yards today as the orioles introduced their new leader in the warehouse. dan duquette takes over as the new executive vice president for baseball operations. >> i would not be here standing in front to be today if i did not believe i could have an impact and turn this franchise around to get it to be competitive and then to a championship level. i am a builder. every place you go has their own distinct challenges. >> 83-thousand mile -- a 3,000 mile retreat lies ahead. it -- road trip lies ahead. their record currently is a trend that john harbaugh hopes to see changed this coming sunday. >> you just look at it and take it for what it is. the record could be better. it could be worse. we have run some good games against some good teams and we have let some slip away that we should not have. we just have to continue to improve because the next challenge will be the toughest challenge. >> more tonight on wbal radio. kerry williams will be our guest and you can hear our interview coming up right after tonight's newscast. you can also see it on wbal +. it app

. >>> bus service is on time, we are doing fine on marks 10 and camden line. traffic cameras, traveling the beltway, through catonsville, frederick road, no issues to report, outer loop the running smoothly. lanes are open on the inner loop as well. topside of the beltway, harford road. quiet here, traffic builds in both directions. follow us on twitter@maryland traffic. >>> andy williams undergoing treatment for bladder cancer. he told fans saturday he will continue to perform in 2012 despite the set back. 83-year-old's best known for his own tv show and popular songs like moon river. he says he will beat the desice. >>> occupy movement is growing strong. new poll shedding light on the protest. >>> perry hall high school soccer teamed played at a semi final. what happened during the game might surprise you, that story coming up. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing

that was the year that oriole park at camden yards open.t will be a home and wrote a version that this team will wear. there have been a number of different looks the team has taken throughout the year. them all on our web site, at the bb ltv -- wbaltv.com. >> a lot of cloudiness today. temperatures still above normal and only in little bit of rain so far. we will see color temperatures and a transition back to a normal november weather conditions over the next couple of days pretty can see a lot of showers coming through the mountains. that is heading in our direction and will be there tomorrow. a long the era of shower activity there is a low pressure system in texas' kicking up severe that her sons in eastern texas and western louisiana. that is riding along the front and will bring rain and and it reckoned colder air trade for the time being, this midpoint in november is unusually warm. we hit 68 degrees at the airport and 70 in downtown baltimore. the normal is only 57. we are still running way above that. slowly but surely we will get

it would be just south of camden yards. the $310 million complex would also include restaurants. harrah's says that the facility would have 3700 slot machines and also include 1200 jobs. >>> two more people are behind bars in venezuela, accused of kidnapping wilson ramos. the nationals catcher was taken from his family home last week. he was rescued friday night. there are now eight suspects in custody. ramos is physically ok. he says he will make his debut with his venezuelan winter league team tomorrow. >>> well, you know the little bits of soap that we leave behind in a hotel room? soon, they could be doing some good because hilton worldwide will donate leftover soap to charity. it has teamed up with more than 3700 hotels with an atlanta- based organization. the organization recycles those little bits of soap and it gives them to poor communities around the globe. the group is called clean the world. it estimates that american hotels throw out one million used bars of soap each day. >> recycling is a good thing. >> it is a very good thing. >> that's a lot of waste. a million l

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there is a new vp at camden yards. orioles staff gathered for the official announcement that dan duquette will be the new executive vice president for baseball operations. they are hoping his experience will help them turn around a 14- year losing streak. but he will have to get up to speed quickly. he comes to charm city after nearly 10 years out of the baseball business. his boston run ended after he was fired after the 2002 season. we were there for the announcement. >> i would not be standing here today if i did not believe i could turn disfranchise brown, to get it to be competitive and to a championship as well -- if i did not believe i could turn this franchise around. >> we are told dan duquette spent the past few years running a baseball academy. 900 customers remain without heat or hot water after a contractor broke a gas main. service was cut off to most homes on east ford ave. b g e says they will have to connect -- disconnect and reconnect service to individual homes. it could be days before the repairs ar

southbound 85 at camden avenue. an accident is just off there at the offramp. the debris is reported all across the roadway as well. but no major slowing for highway 85. on 680 we have another accident that should be moving quickly to the shoulder. no major injuries for this one. we still have a deadly accident in the east bay, eastbound. highway 24 and lafayette. three lanes are still currently blocked. five cruisers on scene. an accident happened between three cars. one person died as a result of this accident. the coroner has yet to get on scene to make the confirmation and file a report. chf tells us one fatality reported after the accident. sad situation. traffic is now slowing. it's so light. >>> thank you, mike. 4:40 now. six abandoned puppies are recovering after they were found hungry and infested with flees. the six puppying were found in royal oaks just eat of watsonville. they were dumped at agricultural recycling center. they are offering a $500 reward for information about who abandoned the 2-month-old dogs. if you would like to help or possiblily

camden yards about 49 degrees. much more activity just to the west right now. this next line of rain will come through the late evening and through tonight before it clears out into the day tomorrow. again, few morning showers could still linger, but that main batch of precipitation will be the story here in the next several hours, tonight before that drier, cooler air begins to punch in behind that system. feel the difference around here tomorrow. struggling to get out of 40s as this storm system clears the air. you can see the difference today, 41, that's it in chicago right now. so timing ant rain again, through the evening, should clear things out by 8:00 a.m. or so. should be a relatively dry morning commute. into the day tomorrow, clear out through the day. breezy, cooler, friday sunshine, nice looking day friday. still tough to get out of 40s. overnight he, lingering -- overnight 44, lingering rain. tomorrow night down to 31, mostly clear, quite brisk, seven-day forecast again, outlook is going to be a cooler one for the next 48 hours. saturday, sunday,

good news mta reporting no problems on the marc trains or camden or penn lives. 83 at warren road youee the traffic coming southbound. no delays no problems right now. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest information. charley. >>> the news around the world a bizarre incident in south korean particlements a lawmaker fired a tear gas cans ster inside the building. it came minutes before parliament approved a free trade agreement with the u.s. long delayed pact was to stageobjection. but the ruling party came to force a floor vote. >>> seattle mariners outfielder greg halman was stabbed to death and his 22-year-old brother is arrested and held as the suspect. halman made his debut in september of 2010. he played for 44 games and he was from the netherlands and it's unclear what led up to the death. >>> tensions arising in egym. they -- egypt. thousands of people protesting in the streets. this is once again the square. of the the government is under criticism sense it came to office in march for the perceived inefficiency and subordination to the military. the move is

how about the mount vernen camden yards through downtown? talking upper 40s, that is it.h cooler day with a few morning showers for good measure. cooler, you can see that big swath of rain. this really actually the edge of that colder air, so it's really just beginning to edge its way into the western maryland, you see the difference in temperatures behind that frontal system, we're just 38 now, places like chicago, so the first front through, but the main shot of colder air arriving overnight into daybreak, the rain will continue to timeout by 11:00 or twelve o'clock. then, into the day tomorrow, cloudy, little dreary and certainly much, much cooler. we clear our completely thursday night into friday with widespread sunshine, another day tough to get out of 40s. november's going to be making its presence felt here late this week. overnight 44, lingering rain. tomorrow drier, maybe a morning shower, this is a parable clearing today. 47, that's it. much cooler day, tomorrow night down to 31. mostly clear and running brisk. your seven-day forecast, again a much cooler trend

. >> reporter: hey, good news mta penn and camden lines running on time. at hardford road both directions inner and outer loop not seeing delays right now. check us out on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest in traffic and news. charley. >>> in health news, morning cup of coffee could stave offcancer. hong term coffee drinking may reduce the risk of forms of uterine cancer more than 4 cup cups a day can cut the risk by 25 percent compared to knows that that drinks less than a cup but without sugar or cream. >>> we hear how bad it could be to be overweight but a study says it could be helping to have meat on your bones and surviving surgery. in a study, people who had normal or low body mass indexes were more likely to die than patient was higher bmi. no explanation as to why. thinner people are less likely to survive in surgery. >>> decorating for the holidays can be hazardous. we know it and we have video to prove it. a helicopter crash and the pilot trying to set a tree survives. this we will look at what happened in a bit. lynette. >> reporter: w

if you look at the numbers on health care, 1% of all the patients in camden, new jersey, account forall the health care costs. i imagine there's a similar number like that for the number of citizens that account for a crime. >> in policing, we call it the 10% spluolution. 10% of the locations in a city where about 50% of the crime occurs. so the idea is, you take your scarce resources and put them where you know the problem people are, the problem locations are, and by putting cops there, you're able to prevent a lot of that crime from occurring in the first place. >> and i want to look at this other statistic, which just blows my mind. this is according to david banks, who runs the the eagle academy, which is, again, basically an aggressive hot-spot education team. they're going into the south bronx, going to these places, trying to work with young children, such that they don't end up in this next -- bring that statistic back up, if you don't mind -- end up in this next statistic. look at this, 70% of new york's inmates come from seven neighborhoods in new york city. which means we

mta reports no problems on the camden and penn lines. at the beltway at harford road, no major problems right now. everything is looking good. let's look at your drive times right now. nothing out of the ordinary and follow us on twitter at maryland traffic. charley. >>> looks like the dancing with the stars contestants are keeping up with the kardashian and the final week of composition. rob and cheryl walt to 999 and received a perfect score the first of the season. >> i love the routine from the get go but i didn't-- i didn't expect a perfect skoal score. we never got that -- score. we never got that. it's crazy. i can't believe it. >> ricky lake and derrick are tied for second and jr and corinnean have a two-way tie and here's what happens tonight. the final three teams will dance one more time and one of those teams will be eliminated and the final two teams will dance one more time before someone takes home the mirror ball trophy and watch all of the action begins at 9 tonight on abc2. >>> up next , a follow-up to a story we brough

and mta is reporting no delays on the marc trains for penn and camden lines. look at baltimore national pike at the beltway inner and outer loop running smoothly. follow us on twitter for the latest traffic news. >>> after ten weeks of competition we now have a new season winner. >> seriously things are so heavy. veins are popping out of my head. >> actor jr march teens and his partner walk away as champions for -- martinez and his partner walk away as champions. he he had another partner his mom. >> to think 8 1/2 years ago, you know she was helping teach me how to walk. and now i've been learning how to dance for the past 10 weeks it's amazing life is crazy but you can make it, man. >> rob kardashian and his partypartner came in second. and season 14 for dancing with the stars returns in march. >>> country music star is coming to town. we will have a walk and time also coming up in a bit. we have a little downtime at work and it's terming to goneline and do -- tempting to go online and do shopping but employers are crackdown. why you want to save and click a

. >> minor delays on the camden trains.it may take extra time this morning and a live look at the traffic camera, starting out on the beltway, on the northwest side, 695, near 795, and everything is running smoothly in both directions. and near old court road as you make your way from pikesville to woodlawn. 95 north at kateen, the right lane on 95 itself, is back open. but on the ramp, as you can see, you can get on kateen avenue south but you still can't get on 50b which is catten avenue north. that will take extra time to get around that as well. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest accidents, delays, and construction projects. charley? >>> if you enjoy a glass of wine to help you unwind, scientists warn it could put you at a higher risk for cancer. a study published by the american medical association shows three to six alcoholic drinks a week is enough to increase a women's risk of breast cancer. that's less than one glass a night. researchers say it doesn't appear to matter if a woman has other risk

a convincing reason do you think there's anything criminal about you know dangerous about this in camden like i think every section of new york city has a day then. what it is they have a human community every human community has something they are still supporting oh my god yes one hundred twenty was it overall though all the activists that we have spoken with today say they feel as safe today as they have felt since day one of these occupy wall street movement they say the momentum is growing bigger it's growing louder it's growing larger and they are here to stay reporting from wall street marina fortnight our. police in washington decided not to charge a driver who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters are. seen and has posting her comments on the twitter and she says the incident left three protesters injured as far fury among this crowd and one of the latest comments she says the police work with the rest of demonstrators not the driver but she's also a film footage and for good or a rest which is available through for twitter feed. i don't have a reporter so. well in a few min

the penn, camden, and brunswick lines operating on time. i am kurt kronke. >> good morning. we're off to a good start. we have high pressure off the coast. we will see a south and southwest wind going and that will bring in the mild air. temperatures will be about 10 degrees above average. we could see some rain on the radar coming through western pennsylvania and ohio. that could hold together and come through into baltimore this afternoon or this evening. most of you will have a dry d ay. here is the cloud cover. 57 at the airport. 54 in westminster. 52 in rising sun. sunshine will mix in with the clouds. high temperature of 67. mostly cloudy tonight. tomorrow, that front will stall on top of us. we have a 40% chance of rain on tuesday. low pressure increases the chance for rain tuesday night and wednesday and will bring in some cooler temperatures. 63 tomorrow. it will be a chilly day on thursday. 50's on friday. temperatures rebounding into the 60's this weekend. >> as we closer to winter, many are preparing for the colder temperatures. how to be ready. >> here is someth

marc trains on schedule on the the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. delays on the three and 19 buses. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we have some light rain and drizzle at the present time. the rain will pick up in intensity as we go through the morning. there is nothing showing up around baltimore on hd doppler. some light rain showers in carroll county. we can see some heavy rain out in the mountains of west virginia and virginia and that is heading up towards virginia -- towards baltimore. the rain will become steadier around lunchtime. temperatures -- it is a mild start. average high temperature is 51. 62 downtown. the temperatures are not gone to move much today. we will be above average again for this time of year. this is the storm that is giving us a chance for rain today. it is cold enough in the upper levels to produce some snow and get more snow around memphis this morning and back into parts of missouri and parts of arkansas. in the deep south, the temperature is much colder. we don't expect any snow around here.

no problems on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. the 64 boss is diverting at st. paul and north straight -- the 64 bus is diverting at st. paul and north street. extended limited service. no more trains or commuter bus train service on thanksgiving day. i'm kurt kronke. >> good morning. we're talking about the rain. it is moving east. pretty slow conditions early this morning. the heaviest is heading into the eastern shore down towards ocean city, as well. we can see we're not done with the rain just yet. we can see a band of showers moving towards oakland. this is the head of our next call front. -- our next cold front. we still have the possibility for more showers as the front heads our way. temperatures are pretty mild. we will see those temperatures drop down. once this is over, high pressure will be moving in. this will create some pleasant weather through the entire thanksgiving holiday. here's a look at what you can expect. baltimore, slower conditions this morning. a high of 80 in tampa. 88 and sunshine in dallas. 61 at the inner harbor. these temperature

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines -- a smooth commute. 55 bus operating with a delaydiversion at lawrence. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> good morning. it is dry around baltimore right now. we will check the forecast into the weekend. first we say good morning to ava marie. she's down in canton this morning at a wine tasting events. >> quite a place today. live in canton and the chesapeake wine co.. is a sponsor of the big wine and beer tasting event. a huge business in baltimore. have the managing director of santa claus anonymous. tell us about this organization. i'm new to baltimore. >> santa claus anonymous has been around for 75 years. we have been in the surrounding counties. what we do is we work with our partners. we have three events. we have the winetasting kicking off on thursday at the crown plaza. we have a marathon football the first weekend in december. our campaign kicks off on thanksgiving and runs up to december 25. these are the three events we do all year. we raise over $300,000. we give certificates to the people that wor

candid and penn trains are run schedule -- camden and penn trains on schedule. diversion at cathedral and monument. the mta is pleased to announce a new feature that enables you to purchase cash value from the internet for your charm card. visit www.mta.maryland.gov for more details. now back to tony pann. >> pretty quiet but there are patches of fog. the temperature is close to 32 degrees in some area. there could be some slippery spots. high pressure is in control on the east coast. there is a front across the midwest and is producing some showers around st. louis. this is our next chance for rain. it will not move and until wednesday night or thursday. the skies are clear. we will see sunshine today. we will make it into the low 60's said. 32 in parkton. some freezing fog reporting in frederick. the temperature in the 40's by the water. the tropics are still alive. the hurricane center is watching a storm system. this could become a tropical storm or perhaps a sub tropical storm. i think it will stay off the coast. we could see another tropical system off the

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule.e 13 and 35 buses are diverting at monument and cassel. the 36 and 91 buses are diverting at fayette and liberty. diversion at baltimore street. >> today it will be changeable. temperatures will be taking a nosedive. we have some light rain on hd doppler. there could be some light rain showers and sprinkles. we had a cold front go through about two hours ago. we have a nice northwest flow kicking in. upstream temperature-wise, temperatures drop off into the 20's and 30's on the other side of the mountains. right now we're in the upper 40's and low 50's in most spots. 50 at the airport. 54 downtown. you can see it dropping off into the northwest suburbs. kind of a complicated forecast today. you might see a couple of snow flakes mixed in. that is already happening in the mountains. some snow is showing up in west virginia. you might see a couple of snowflakes around baltimore. it will not be a big deal. a chance for some rain showers. temperatures falling into the 30's by late this afte

a convincing reason do you think there's anything criminal about you know dangerous about this in camden like i think it was section of new york city has made it. what it is they have a human community and every human community had something still supporting them oh my god yes one hundred twenty was it overall though all the activists that we have spoken with today say they feel as safe today as they have felt since day one of these occupy wall street movement they say the momentum is growing bigger it's growing louder it's growing larger and they are here to stay reporting from wall street marina fortnight r.t. . meantime police in washington decided not to charge a driver who rat this car into a crowd of protesters artie's lucy craft and i was at the scene and has been posting her comments on twitter and she says the answer that left three protesters injured that sparked fury among the crowd a one of her latest comments says the police were quick to arrest the demonstrators off the driver has also film footage of the brutal arrests which is available through her twitter feed. a lot tak

. >> occupy baltimore demonstrators joined demonstrators at the occupy baltimore in camden. here's sheldon dutes with more. >> on behalf of occupy baltimore we welcome you! we love you! job well done sclament -- job well done! >> occupy wall street organizers got a warm reception. their journey started november 9 when protesters left new york city determined to walk the entire way to washington, d.c. >> it has been nice. support from the people has been nice. it has been nice to travel down the east coast and meet people in different communities. >> walking these streets and meeting americans they tell us don't exist and they meet americans they say don't exist because we care about them. >> protesters gathered for a brief assembly. their meeting was cut short. the march continued down fayette. protesters were hosting an event to help raise awareness about the homelessness celebration. participants say they are traveling 20 miles a day. some say it is symbolic of a pilgrimage. >> we are planning an action in correlation with the budget committee's recommendation. >> the deci

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. mature subway on time. the 19 bus diverting at eutaw street and baltimore. i'm for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. . -- i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> new york city, rain and 49 degrees. some thunderstorms later today in atlanta. dry in tampa. a chance for some light rain in chicago. denver looks beautiful, sunshine and 58. 65 in los angeles. closer to home, we have some rain to contend with this morning. it is more like drizzle than anything else. the have restraint is across the lower eastern shore counties. we have some of drizzle and ethel fog. give yourself some extra time this morning. 44 in taneytown. 52 in annapolis. further south and east to go, the warmer it will be. .ere's the weather setup have a stalled front. that is what is triggering the rain. we see some heavy thunderstorms. this will attract towards us tonight and tomorrow. the rain will pick up in intensity. it should clear up on wednesday. off and on light rain showers today. maybe some fog. temperatures in the

. >> we are looking at a smooth canoed on the rails with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswicknes. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 33 bus diverting at roland. a diversion that eutaw street and baltimore. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we're off to another quiet start on this wednesday morning. it will be another nice day. we will make it into the mid 60's. 44 at the airport. -- 38 at the airport. 44 at annapolis. there is some fog to start the day. the visibility could go down under way to work. you can see a hints of that on the satellite. that cloud deck is coming off of the ocean. the atmosphere is a little more saturated than yesterday. there is no rain around us. showers and thunderstorms around dayton and cincinnati. it will swap its way over towards us. this is a slower-moving system but it is potent. we will be in the 60's again today. temperatures will be in the 30's into the great lakes. we will see a big change in our temperatures as the swings on through. we have a tropical storm in the same place as a was yesterday. this shou

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines -- the marc trains looking good. >> good morning. we did have some showers overnight from baltimore and down towards the east. basically sprinkles. they are still lingering across the eastern shore and ocean city. most of this is moving off the coast. we will see whether a moving on in. that affected our temperatures overnight. look at where it is right now across the state. out in the 30's in the western counties. anywhere east, pretty mild. 50 degrees at the inner harbor. 46 at the airport. the sun still has to rise. these temperatures could drop a few more degrees. those clouds had a major affect on the temperature overnight. they're still down to the eastern shore. west will start out with bright sunshine. this sunshine will be moving into the state today. high pressure nestles itself in and it will stick with us for a couple of days. a nice start for the month of november. a new storm system is producing shower is in the dakotas and into minnesota. this will eventually had our way by the end of the week. look at this weather. no

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earlier today at the camden yards warehouse, duquette said all the right things about his vision forimilar to the past, reinstalling the oriole way. >> we will have sound scouting, aggressive scatting to build a team that orioles fans can be proud of. i know that orioles fans are hungry for a competitive team, and so are we. we will make a competitive team in the american league east a reality. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m., more with gm duquette. -- gm duquette. >> if you were to have lunch with dan duquette, what would you say the orioles need? you can respond on our facebook page and we will oppose the answers act wbaltv.com. a in tonight's medical alert, new report is linking asthma and the popular pain reliever acetaminophen. a study showed that of 500,000 children, those who took acetaminophen several times a month had a stronger proclivity for asthma. some researchers believe the drug may increase inflammation in the airways of people predisposed to breeding issues. -- breathing issues. a startling report shows an increase in sexual harassment among seven through 12th graders. nea