then right at the same time police responded to a double shooting on kennedy avenue in east baltimoretwo blocks cecil. one person died, another was taken to the hospital where he later died. detectives still trying to find out what happened. the names of the victims haven't been released. >>> now down to canton where neighbors worried about what they will come home to another the end of the day. a crash of break-ins makes them nervous, even more than before. >> from the outside the streets of south elwood look no different than any normal day. those who live behind these locked doors feel differently. >> absolutely the worst i have ever seen. people go where the money. >> reporter: john thompson has called canton home for nearly 25 years. he moved in when it cast still up and coming but he said it wasn't until recently he had a problem. >> the last break-in was two days ago. he just moved here a few weeks ago. this is his welcome to the neighborhood. >> reporter: about a week before that the theaves got away with jewelry and a laptop despite the alarm system. baltimore police say that

. >>> it's been an east baltimore staple for more than 80 now. now santoni's is closing and the owner is blaming the city's bottleneck. monique griego is in high land town with the latest. >> reporter: within the past few years the owner of santoni's said this store has seen huge losses, into the millions of dollars. he believes the only reason for that is the bottle tax, saying it's driving customers to shop in the county simply because it's cheaper. >> after 83 years of serving shoppers in east baltimore santoni's super market on lombard is closing for good. >> i was surprised. >> customers may be shock ed ed. the owner sure isn't. he said the city signed the store's death warrant. >> we lost crust count at a level that's unexplainable. everything that happened i said is why. >> the tax that took effect in july 2010 is up to $0.05 per bottle. santoni believes it's driving customers to shop in the county. in the past 3.5 years he said the store lost $4 million in sales or 18% of its business and down 3,000 customers a week. >> can't continue. >>

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from richmond east of d.c. and baltimore, that's where the bulk of the rain is headed overnight. so we may see some showers overnight. also there's a weak area of rain out to the west and in some much the highest mountains to the west of us it's cold enough, i'm talking 2, 3,000 feet up, you may see wet snowflakes for the first time this fall. we've got a frontal system that's crossed the region. it's down across the southeast coast right now and it's continuing to sit right there to the west of us. there's a little batch of snow that fell in illinois and not a hot. area of low pressure developing along the front which could give us a little bit of rain overnight. in the meantime, by tomorrow afternoon, things had clear out, decent afternoon. it will be cooler, and that cool air stays with us to the end of the week. at night down close to freezing in some suburban areas, the first frost by thursday and friday morning. north winds 10 to 15 on the bay, bay temp around 65 and a small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow. a hill rain by morning, we think it had happen east of us. 45/66

in east baltimore.detectives tell us that someone bess.enneth by the time police arrived he was dead and the gun man had taken off. it is unclear whether that shooting was random or targeted. we know the identity of a man killed monday morning in northwest baltimore. wasear-old dion roberts shot along the 3600 block of hours avenue. >> santoni's blamed the tax for putting them out of his this. jayne miller joins us live from city hall with an update. >> do not expect the decision to scare the mayor away from the city's bottle tax. some are asking is the tax really that bad? flag by legislators and community activists, lake expressed regret that it is closing after 33 years but rejected the claim that the bottle tax is to blame. >> it breaks my heart that he is closing but i think all of us are realistic about the reasons. >> you might expect her answer to the next question, which he consider revising the tax? >> absolutely not. cost him $4the tax million in sales in 2000 customers per week. goingch to a

public works crews remained on the scene of a water main break that burst earlier this morning in east baltimore. a paving contractor headed to an service line at the medical center along the 1200 block of east monument street sometime last night. crews had to shut off a 16 inch main causing city schools to close. we are told the water main should be back in service sometime this afternoon. city police say they have a person of interest in their investigation of an early morning cutting. officers responded to write sure mands -- when they found a suffering from a cut to the chest. preliminary reports showed non- life-threatening but now the condition is unknown. still to come on 11 news at noon, [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] a police charge of man with burglary and aggravated sexual assault. police learned the victim's mom had unknowingly encountered him a few hours before the incident when he asked her for a cigarette. right now he is being held on a $175,000 bond. alert,y's medical feeling stressed out? here is another reason to chill. stress during middle age may in

a woman shot in east baltimore. as sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene in the 1800 block of abbott court are as police were searching for evidence. it happened just before 4:00 this afternoon. we do not have word on the condition of the victim or any arrests so far. >>> no bail tonight for the woman, a baltimore woman, accused of stabbing another woman to death at a cookout. mary is in the newsroom with more on the fatal confrontation. mary? >> denise, it all started when one woman drove to her ex- husband's apartment. that's when police say 32-year- old latricia gowdy stabbed -- grand a beer bottle and threatened 30-year-old gabrielle smith with it. smith then allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed gowdy. she died of internal bleeding. smith is being hold without bail on a second-degree murder charge. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, mary. police did recover the murder weapon. >>> a $150 million lawsuit against a baltimore county hospital and one of its doctors is now in the hands of the jury. th

. >>> we're following breaking news out of east baltimore. there's a fire just being put out at this moment. let's go to sky eye chopper 13 and captain jeff long with more. >> we're hearing that the fire is under control. just trapped smoke in the third floor of this abandoned building. this is in the oldtown mall area, east baltimore, firefighters on the roof. firefighters in the building. and as i said, they are -- they do have this under control now. they're just going to try to release some of this smoke. then they'll do their followup to make sure everything is out. this is not affecting traffic, by the way. because this street through old town is pretty much pedestrian only. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> o's center fielder, adam jones is taking the leap of marriage. jones' long-time girlfriend, adi fugate, announced the engagement on instagram. she flashed a diamond ring and announced, we're engaged. jones popped the question w

east baltimore street is dealing with construction. they will wrap that up in the next 25 minutes. north charles and universal, more construction-related delays. we will look that jfx. lots of green on the screen, that's good. and 695 and up towards, if you take all of 695 and then 795, it is looking good. travel times, lots of green on your screen. more traffic and weather together is coming up. charlie. >>> 3 minutes after the hour. it is not just the partial government shutdown at the government has to worry about. today the house returns as the u.s. moves towards the debt ceiling crisis. the treasury secretary is warning that the government is playing with fire. john boehner ruling out a bill unless the president makes concessions. hundreds of thousands of workers are furloughed. >> it is time to end the shutdown. it is time to stop the blame game and to reopen government. we need to open the entire united states government and not do it in a piecemeal way. >> however, house republicans are refusing to pass a short- term spending bill, unless there are delays made to obamacare.

. >> a paving contractor hit service line at a medical center in east baltimore. that is located on the 1200 block of east monument street. a 16-inch main needed to be shut off, causing national academy foundation and dunbar high school to be closed. the locations are expected to be back open tomorrow. >> now your 11 insta weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. to 80 degrees officially added bwi marshall, not since the 13th of september or so, but today, we warmed up to 83 degrees. the morning low, 51, right on target for typical lows this time of year. that 83 degree reading is certainly more summer-like than what you would expect in october. the record high, anyone -- 91. we see temperatures that are still close to the 80 degree mark and places like hagerstown, westminster, frederick. 79 degrees in cambridge. that is pretty warm for the late afternoon. so in the mid-70s across the west virginia panhandle and down into parts of northern virginia around charlottesville. signs ofshowing dissipating to the south and east. more clouds anticipa

it happened on abbot court in east baltimore yesterday afternoon. the victim has been identified as 24-year-old glend lin johnson. she was shot in the chest. she was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. as we get more information, we will bring it along to you. >>> police want to know if you have seen this woman, take a look. she is accused of hitting someone with her car in the parking lot on fort smallwood road in pasadena on friday and taking off. >> i can't believe someone would do that and then leave without trying to take care of their actions. consequences. that is frightening. >> a hit-and-run. it has jail time. you can do a lot of time for it. >> we are told that the victim is expected to be okay but anyone with information is asked to call metro crimestoppers. here is the number 1-866-7- lockup. >>> at the live desk this morning, on a cell phone, driving close to 100 miles an hour. that is what witnesses told police before a crash in california killed five people. this is a developing story out of lodai. five people died in a five ca

sky eye chopper 13 over abbott court in east baltimore. 24-year-old gwendolyn johnson was shot in the stomach and later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made. anyone with information is urged to call city police. >>> a major announcement from amazon. they are coming to maryland and bringing more than 1,000 jobs with it. mike schuh is live with the latest. hi, mike. >> reporter: hello everyone. amazon wants to go to the same same-day delivery. to do that they have to get the product closer to customers. 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 pla

. >> ava marie joins us live from east baltimore this morning. >> things are literally heating up oute. there is a car on fire behind me. we are getting ready for the thrill show. this is an opportunity for the public to meet the firefighters and learn about fire safety. they have a car running behind us. we will see them put it out. this is something they do on a daily basis. that beautiful site right there behind us. we will get a check of the forecast. 's foratures in the mid-80 the next couple of days. a pretty low chance for showers tomorrow. we are waiting for the cold front to bring a more significant chance for rain. show, itfor the thrill does look mostly dry. when we come back, things will get wild. stay tuned. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] we have a deal for you. >> he could not wait to say that. 6:37. a game-n tucker kicked winning field goal. there is something else he is good >> ravens fans know him as a cool as a cucumber kicker. but just in talk or is more than just a kicker -- but justin tucker is more than a kicker. [singing opera] >> his h

officers responded to a shooting monday night in north east baltimore. have been beefing up patrols. the victim was shot in the head and pronounce dead at the scene. >> $35 million was awarded to two families. there was a crash near miami. the blood alcohol content was more than three and a half times more than the legal limit. the jury ordered the driver to pay the $35 million to the couples' kid. crashed still a car and into a home in west baltimore. the driver lost control on north telamon street -- elemont street. 5:50. you have had over 24 hours to digest the ravens' loss to buffalo. >> let's see how the trains are running this morning. >> they are running on time. light rail and metro also delay free. you might find some delays at this accident scene at padonia. a crash in new windsor at route 26 and franklin ville road. j.f.x. running smoothly. this is a live picture at ruxton road. not tracking much in the way of delays. all of the major roadways leading up to the beltway in great shape this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> jus

baltimore region. maybe a couple sprinkles. all the rain moved off to the east. the low eastern shore and delaware and jersey getting quite a bit of rain. take a look at temperatures. it's cooled down. 61 now. dew point 57 . that aught to be coming down much lower tonight and tomorrow. humidity still at 86%. the winds just turned around at the west at 3 miles per hour. the barometer will be rising to 29.91. 57 oakland, 65 hagerstown. they got brightening in the sky there. 63 in cumberland. still warm in ocean city. it will be raining there very shortly and probably will continue until about 7:30, 8:00. 68 easton, 72 that's the warm spot. temperatures ranging from the 50s to low to mid 60s. warmer down in annapolis and kent island. west winds here up to 12 to 16. we have stronger breezes that will dry things out quickly. the temperatures will drop. the dew point is going to get back into the 30s. in oakland the is 39 degrees. all the shower activity from fil philadelphia down through delaware, the low eastern shore. that's moving off rather quickly. just started t

. >>> in baltimore city homicide detectives are investigating a body floating near harbor east. "the baltimore sun" is reporting it was spotted after 10:00 this morning near the docks along lancaster street close to where it intersects with south central avenue. the water there is largely separated from the inner harbor by pearce where boats are docked. more on this story at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >>> the navy is charging four sailors in connection with the training accident deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeen proving grounds superpond. ron matz in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: the four members of the elite diving team will be court-martialed on charges stemming from the deaths last february. navy diver first class gyms ryer of ohio and ryan harris of missouri drowned after their breathing units failed and tether line became entangled. arraignments for the sailors facing charges are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. the specific charges they face as well as their identities will not be made public until they are arraigned. back to you. >>> a trial likely won'

he is seeking a seat which is in east baltimore. henson was convicted of authorizing what ended up being an illegal robo call to thousands of voters on election day 2010. he spent 30 days in jail. >>> a fixture in baltimore's restaurant and catering legend losses his fight with leukemia. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people showed up at his funeral including senators cardon and mccolsky. a small memorial on cold spring lane for a man with a big heart. at miss shirley's it's business as usual. >> eddie would have wanted us to remain open that's why we're here. >> reporter: he always said -- >> you know there's lots of positive things about being in baltimore. >> reporter: in 1994 he began transforming the keswick evergreen neighborhood. >> it's such a great place and so lively and so much energy and that has to be a reflection on him and how he inspired his staff to do those type of things for the people that come here. >> he loved this area. he grew up in baltimore he just loved the street. >> reporter: jennifer mcgowen is managing pr

. >> reporter: in east baltimore, schuh. >>> the mayor's competition continues until the day before thanksgivingtill -- >>> still to come on eyewitness news, the ravens offensive line flexings flexings -- flexes their muscle in miami. their muscle in miami. >> and we have >>> well it was hot but they were hot. a win in miami. >> all that matters. mark viviano is live at the training camp. >> it was last week that we heard coach harbaugh's harsh comments about his team. maybe being called out in public helped the line. they are still concerned about how well the line is protecting quarterback joe flacco. >> yeah i would say it was improved, we lost a couple of 1- 1 battles in there that got to joe. joe i would say still under too much duress. but they were one on one battles they weren't situation where is we had miss communication or errors. so that was positive. >> reporter: dolphins touchdown the ravens traded for left tackle eugene monroe last week. it's expected that monroe will replace bryant mckinny this week. harbaugh say we'll see how it shakes out this week. other nfl news to pass along

. >>> in east baltimore police are investigating the shooting of a woman. they say 24-year-old gwendolyn johnson was shot in the stomach on abbott court yesterday afternoon and died at the hospital. anyone with information is urged to call baltimore city police. >>> in nevada we have the 911 calls after a student shot people and himself. that student was just 12 years old. here is denise koch with more. >> good morning. investigators are trying to figy he pulled the trigger on students, a teacher and himself. >> chaos and fear can be heard on emergency calls made during monday's shooting. >> 911 emergency. >> this is a student from sparks middle school. can you please send police out here. there's a kid with a gun. >> officers were on the scene in 3 minutes. >> we're inside the cafeteria where the students are huddled. they're safe here. we're looking for the shooter now. >> about 700 students were starting the school day when a 12-year-old classmate opened fire. teachers scrambled to get students inside. >> we have a student outside with a gun pointed at h

years ago today seven members of the dawson family were killed in a fire boom attack on their east baltimore home. the murders were in retaliation for the familiar's efforts to stop drug dealing in their neighborhood. today the anniversary will be marked announcing a new proposal aimed at curbing violence and giving citizens a safe place to go. >>> the supreme court will not look at maryland's new gun law. justices yesterday refused to hear from a group that say they have the right to bear arms. the supreme court refused to review the decision. >>> this morning the search continues for an escaped convict. elwood veney was on trash detail, last seen running towards annapolis mall yesterday. police say call 911 if you see him and call right away. he was sentenced to five years in prison for robbery with a deadly weapon. >>> new this morning a psychiatric hospital patient accused of stabbing a nurse with a metal spike. this happened monday at the fenton center in cumberland. officials say it's possible the weapon may have come from a gutter outside of the building but they are not sure. the nur

as far as accidents go, in dundalk, north point boulevard, at east baltimore street. oute 32, at telegraph road, in anne arundel county. and back to baltimore city, three accidents to report. north elmont at cres mond. and pompous street at boston street. let's now take a live look, as you can see, still plenty of traffic out there, on the beltway around security boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood, and laminate, too. bills has it all for you. you can always call them at 1- 877-75-bills. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> in today's healthwatch, it's a problem that affects more than 100 million americans. new research suggests that high blood sugar levels are bad for your brain. marlie hall reports for wjz. >>> people with higher blood sugar levels may be more likely to have memory problems. that's according to a new study of older adults who did not have diabetes. german researchers found those with high blood sugar levels have lower scores on memory tests. >> people that had the elevated blood sugars had worse memory, worse

north point boulevard at east baltimore street. let's now take a live look. you can see, we still vay lot of traffic out there, on the beltway, inner and outer loop, around security boulevard. and we'll take a live look west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by pnc bank. see your business cash flow in a whole new way. go to pnc.com/cash flow insight. >>> tonight is a one-dog night. >> it will be a little chilly, compared to what we would normal he expect. west winds feeling like 45 out. if you're addressed to go out, don't dress for 42, dress for 45. come back and look at chilly temps after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a live look outside right now. the temperatures are dropping. and thairs am so, even more tonight. >> if you're heading out later tonight, particularly, do keep a wrap. it will help you stay warm. we're talking about wind chill tonight. if it's 35 and the wind is blowing 10 miles an hour, it feels more like 20 -- 29 to 30. right now, the actual temperature in oakland is 32 now. we're down to 52, 20 degrees warmer than out there. a

here in the east, baltimore south and east, we'll see solid rain beginning later tonight. most areas. and all day tomorrow. and again, probably most of the day on friday, may linger into the weekend. dew point is coming up. now, 49. it was in the mid-40s. 55 westminster. no rain there yet. light rain annapolis, 61. and light rain, kent island, also at 59 degrees. here's the rain. heavier stuff to the southeast. scattered rain. this is light drizzle. may not even be reaching the ground. but south of the area. starting to see a little more. chestertown. and right to the west/northwest. it will be approaching the area overnight. by 8:00, 9:00 most of the city. and portions of howard, harford county, we start seeing some rain moving in. if you're heading out later tonight, that's when we'll see the rain move in. 22-mile-an-hour winds. ocean city. they could get as high as 38, maybe even 40 miles an hour. later in the day tomorrow. rough surf down there. in our region, see some wind gusts, 15, 20, 25 miles an hour. it will be a breezy and damp day. low pressure is responsible f

description o the shooter at thim a man is recovering this morning after being shot twice in east baltimorepolice were called to 24-th and barcay streets around three o'clock yesterday morning after getting reports of a man shot in the wrist and t uer arm. the 20-year-old o-k. b police in washington d-c will reconstruct a chase and shooting from earlier this week... that left one woman dead. thursday's incident resulted in the u-s capitol being placed on lockdown briefly. offic say renacting the day's events wl allow estoo tee officers knew about the driver... and whether they followed proper protocols. police say they shot 34-year-old miriam carey after she rammed her car through barricades at the white house and into police cruiss... with her e-yeaold daughter in the . chi- alcohol and speed are believed to have played a role in a deadly crash in frederick county. police say around 3 o'clock yesterday morning... car traveling on u-s 340 left the road and rolled over several tim. e dver was itnoe pronounced dead. he's been identified as 19- year-old matthew shook. another motorcyclist -- a

>> this is harbor east right now right off of lancaster street baltimore east and street. a body was found in the water. it has been pulled up onto the pier. they do have detectives doing an investigation to figure out because and if there is any kind of criminal activity. right now, it is being treated pretty much as a homicide investigation until they determine otherwise. i'm captain roy taylor. >> nbc's education nation in new york city continues today, including 300 educators from across the country. roughly one dozen are representing maryland. they are meeting about student achievement. and whether educators have enough time to put new measures in place in the classroom. some say it is a good developer with strategies to succeed in the classroom. >> those who are new and facing challenges, it opens everything up. tim tooten will bring us all of the summit developments as it wraps up today. that is on 11 news at 5 p.m. you will also be able to find .eports live at wbaltv.com and in today's consumer alert, expect bigger crowds on black friday this year. a five-year high

paul east reed street a crash in the baltimore city area. eastern boulevard at white marsh east of town dealing with a crash. otherwise, you know, it's busy morning but none of the majorroadways are tied up big tile. this is a wreck 70 westbound near route 32 and they have cleared that off toward the right shoulder. 695 at green spring road looking pretty good. outer and inner loop. 695 at wilkins also looking pretty good. final check on traffic and weather together coming up in a little bit. megan to you. >> thanks. >>> it's supposed to add taste of suburban to those who enjoy city like and the canton crossing will officially open today. roosevelt leftwich is there and joins us live with a preview of what is to be expected for people in the city. >> reporter: yes. canton crossing on boston street near the first mariner tower, you can so the stores out here something that this side of town has not seen in a long time. suburban convenience right in the heart of the city. 105 million dollar project is the first development of its kind on this s

baltimore westward. so it's a function of how far east you live and how high crurp chances for rain will be. with baltimore we did have sun at times early in the day and high thin clouds coming in, our view from robert w. coman. 63. wepts are east, northeast at six. bay planner will be a chilly day on the waters with the air temps running cooler, which is up to 70. it warmed up through the end of the weekend. air temps tomorrow will be cooler and morning steam coming off the water first thing in the morning. take a look at the setup. 50s in the mountains. much more october like, very cool and crisp through the overnight hours on a north breeze, which will remain light. humidity does start to creep up, especially for the eastern shore. really from baltimore into the chesapeake bay. the higher the moisture could help your additional rain. the chance for rain will be higher to the east. that's where we see the clouds, to the beaches, to the eastern shore. the closest rain remaining down toward virginia bee. the main rain maker is centered off cape hatteras. this is our main rain maker but i stil

east of the bay. it's all from the baltimore area, east and west. d the bulk of it to the hilly area, to the north and west of us. particularly lancaster, and up towards chambersburg area. north of fredericksburg. around the baltimore and d.c. area, light stuff, spotty stuff, except northern baltimore county and northern harford county, and much of north central carol county. all moving in that direction. for this evening, we may get into a lot of cloudy skies, some occasional drizzle. it may redevelop a couple of pockets of rain. but right now, looks pretty quiet. we have breezes out of the north and northeast. 18, 15, 14. didn't get quite as strong as we thought. it still has brought all of this moisture and these low clouds and the rain in from the atlantic ocean. we've got low pressure silting pretty much off the carolina coast. but the rain pattern is north of that. the circulation around that low and higher pressure to the north, that circulation between the two of them, they're got this flow coming in off the atlantic ocean. that's brought us

a second is vendor is now suing santoni's one week after they announced they're closing their east baltimorells. >>> family and friends will gather to say good-bye to a prominent business owner. eddie dopkin the owner of ms. shirley's died saturday after a long battle with leukemia. he was 61 years old. funeral services are planned for this afternoon . >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. [ male announcer ] switch to a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for the first year. plus, your choice of a $300 amazon.com gift card or a $300 visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. fios is 100% fiber optic so you get america

. >>> in east baltimore police are investigating the shooting of a woman in broad daylight. 24-year-oldot in the stomach on abbott court yesterday and died at the hospital. anyone with any information is urged to call baltimore city police. >>> maryland state police caught the man they think is responsible for stealing millions of dollars in jewelry. they arrested 42-year-old roy ta talbert. he's been being without bail this morning. >>> the navy's blue angels will roar over annapolis. they canceled shows because of a safety problem and then the government sequestration. now is navy announced they will have a full schedule for 2014 and will perform at the naval week this may and over the city in september. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. >>> today "cbs this morning" hosts norah o'donnell interviewed the dahly llama. i have to say that guy is getting a little more relaxed as he gets older. >> anger is one temptation that has no place in this monk's life. no wine no tobacco or anything like that and you're sell bat, right? >> yes. >> what do you do for fun? >> use drugs. >>

that's been a feature of the eastern shore appears to be moving on to the western shore and into east baltimore you right after tim's first warning weather. >>> temperatures up to 84 degrees today. a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon widely scattered showers. 62 tonight, partly cloudy and mild. tomorrow 86, sunny and more humid. >>> now to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we are seeing some of tha t fog on our traffic cameras. we're also seeing a couple new accidents. one of them just coming in on lock raven at hearts dale. another one tugs berry at north rolling. an accident liberty road at live oak road. eastbound 140 at green mill road. crownsville road at defense highway in annapolis. speeds on the beltway slow on the top and west side. the topside is the slowest spot. 95 not so bad. that's a live look at the topside. a little fog and a little delay. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. you've been meaning to get your oil changed. stop by jiffy lube this morning and knock it off your to do list. at jiffy lube it's quick and easy and you don't nee

baltimore and representatives from four labor unions, including the longshoremen. two- thousand workers walked off the job this week over contract disputes. its expected the closure could hurt east coast auto sales. baltimore is a port of entry for cargo from mazda and bmw. in detroit-- number crunching shows the city has some cash on hand. in july, detroit issued the largest bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. as of last quarter-- the city had a cash balance of $128 million dollars. but that-- mostly happened because the city reportedly is no longer paying unsecured bond debt and avoided making a $44 million dollar payment to 2 pension funds. next week-- a michigan judge will hold a mini-trial prior to deciding if detroit is eligible for bankruptcy relief. motorola solutions is offering buyouts to employees as a way to counter-act slow sales. the electronics maker is offering the voluntary packages to 20 percent of its workforce, or 22-thousand employees. reports say the company is also going to "evaluate the workforce" and "make organizational adjustments". motorola reports earnings next week. but has already cut revenue forecasts twice this year. another recall is happening at

east of us of rain. if it gets to baltimore and d.c., shouldn't be much in the way of rain. during the day tomorrow, that front continue toss move away. as that low pressure kind of zips through the area. it will dry out quickly by the afternoon. expect to see partly sunny skies again. but cooling temperatures over the next several days. north and northwest will break out some snow here in the great lakes. erie, pennsylvania will see some snow. watertown, new york. some of those areas, because the cold air coming across the warm lakes, going to pick up a half a foot of lake-effect snow by the end of the week. if you want to see some snow, head up this way, over the next four or five days. garrett county may see a trace of snow by tomorrow night and on thursday. north winds, 10 to 15 on the bay. and gusts to 20, with a small craft adviser ony on the bay tomorrow. it will be breezy and feel pretty chilly. bay temp, 65. tonight, then, increasing clouds. a little rain possible by let's say 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. and a little rain possibly. and partly cloudy skies. breezy, te

dc baltimore north and east slight risk for damaging wind gusts and maybe more so up in pennsylvania and jersey, that isolated tornado. showers and storms moving in, several hours from now, through much of the day. 72 tomorrow sunny and cooler. upper 60s, mostly cloudy with a late shower by thursday and friday more showers and 60s a cool week unsettled. we haven't seen this in a while. monika. >>> especially on the beltway, you want to know there was an overnight crash on the inner loop of the beltway right here at the i-95 interchange near route 1. all traffic is being diverted on to i-95 coming off the inner loop getting into college park. you can take the exit for the park and ride and get back onto the inner loop of the beltway past the accident scene and right now volumes are just beginning to build. maybe give yourself a few extra minutes to get around it. this is where it is at the 95 interchange. up 95 and around the park and ride to get back to the inner loop. nice and light early this morning from gaithersburg. down to the point the lanes divide, heading to the west side. w

from baltimore east now, seemed to have clouded up just in the last hour or so. this morning, with a little rain. only about a tenth of an inch around the airport. 44 degrees. 53 and mild this morning in d.c. and you think that's mild, we're going to get even warmer tomorrow because of high pressure sitting off the east coast. the winds go right back to the south and southwest. temperatures tomorrow, up into the low 70s. that rain and wind you see will be here. but not until very, very late tomorrow night. and during the morning on friday. probably ending by early afternoon friday. it will be wet in the morning. and kind of windy. but looks like tomorrow night, the trick or treaters should be just fine. warm and breezy. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> a roster shakeup from the ravens as they hit the practice field in preparation for sunday in cleveland. wjz is live at the training facility in owings mills. >>> coach john harbaugh threatened to cut players. if that's what it takes to make the team better. today, he came through on that the ravens hope they're ab

. >>> a person has been hit by a car in southwest baltimore, east patapsco avenue at third street. the condition of the person injured is unknown but we'll bring you the very latest as it becomes available. i do have an update on a crash on cold spring lane, it was originally reported westbound approaching falls road, it's actually eastbound at evans chapel road so expect delays in the area. the jfx is going to be free. 54 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway. this is -- the camera went down but take my word for it, 695 in parkville nice and clear, 11 minutes from 95 to 83. the west side is also down as well but no delays to get in the way. in great shape from 795 to 95. >>> big day today for students at magnolia elementary school in harford county. they are going to visit the first lady. they are going to help with the white house garden. michelle obama is making an announcement today about marketing healthier food options to kids. magnolia elementary school is one school that has been working hard to get better food choices to students. the students will help the first l

the numbers will stay cool the next several days, better chances for rain as you go east in the state, west of baltimoreill be more hit and miss. >> let's go enjoy. >> all right we'll be back tomorrow. >> don't knock the weather, it's the only weather we got. >> that's right. >> see you tomorrow, have a good night. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight elton john. and from "revenge," emily vancamp. with cleto and the cletones. and now, we're already, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> just stumbled on the show you picked a good night to do it. emily vancamp is here and so is elton john. i should say, sir elton john. knighted by the queen and the lion king too. how does he expect the tiny dancer to hold him closer. he its tiny, and he is regular size. we'll get to the bottom of that later a yur excire you excited n is here? >> what's your favorite song? >> tiny dancer. >> beside the one i mentioned what is your favorite elton john song? >> from the lion king. >> oh. ah you don't get over the bored fwhirt bei over the border by not being crafty. we have a great p

you can see the thick overcast now from baltimore south and east. no rain under these clouds yet. by this time tomorrow night, that may change. 46 in the coolest suburbs by morning. 56 downtown. wind out of the northeast at 5- 10 miles per hour. that east northeast breeze will be critical for our forecast the next few days. high pressure moving into new england, cool and dry up there. low pressure developing off the south atlantic coast. in between the two, that flow is steady on the east northeast. that means moisture flows in off the atlantic. tropical muster with this low because it is the remnants of what was once tropical storm karen. now it is just low pressure. it has that moisture and the new moisture coming in off the ocean. that he was a cloudy, cool and wet weather pattern for us. continues to spread westbound into all of central and eastern maryland for thursday into friday. . of light rain may continue with that east breeze taking us into friday night and early saturday morning. once that low sits in off the coast, it is going to be tough to get out from underneath th

this watermain break is near the 4100 block of east joppa road between seven courts drive and belair road in perry hall, baltimore county. this is a 12-inch watermain and the impact is being felt from belair road on the east to loch raven boulevard on the west and as far south as northern parkway inside the city limits. some customers have no water while others are experiencing low water pressure and some will even see some brown water. the department of public works is on the scene as you can see. they are trying to isolate the break and the crews are working hard to return service to the affected areas. in the meantime as you can see east joppa road shut down between belair road and seven courts. reporting live from sky high chopper 13, captain jeff long. back to you. >> several schools are impacted. immaculate heart of mary and st. ursula are closed. carney, white oaks schools are affected but remain open. we'll have updates otocbsbaltimore.com and later today on 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >>> today police in sparks, nevada are trying to figure out why a 13-year-old would bring a semiautomatic to school, shoot two

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

east to the rest of the afternoon. i 3:00 p.m., and may just be moderate rain around baltimore. we may be getting out of the intense stuff. the rain will continue to move down toward ocean city for the rest of the commute and continue to move off the coast. behind us, a big drop in the temperatures. you can see how they are falling already, 60 six of the airport, 64 in gaithersburg, still low 80s across the eastern shore. you can see the cold air behind this front with 50s at stake college and buffalo as well. we have already reached our highs for the day, mid-70s. falling temperatures the rest of the afternoon. we drop into the 50s for the overnight temperatures. the rain will be ending and cooler conditions tomorrow. sunshine tomorrow, but will we have to watches the cold front may come back up to the north, going into the middle of the week. it would may because some rain wednesday in her friday. that is something we will keep in mind. tomorrow, a much drier day. medical alert, having one baby is a handful, having twins even crazier. but one mom is facing a challenge she neve

because this line of intense weather coming toward baltimore now, northern prince george's county through dc and getting into western charles on the east side of fredericksburg. the tornado warnings have been canceled top? >> reporter: yes, but we are concerned about the next two hours or so from i-95 eastward. if you have folks flying in or out of town, you might want to check, i imagine they will be dancing around these storms for the next hour or so. this is down to the south around stafford and fredericksburg, this originally prompted the tornado warning. it is moving off to the north and east and it is headed toward charles county, as well as southern sections of prince george's county. and that means it has weakened a little bit, in terms of its structure, but still when was south of fredericksburg, we had justice possibly 50 to 60 miles per hour. if you are in this area around la plata and waldorf, i would take cover, maybe bring in small chairs and tables, lower your umbrellas if you still have them out on the patio, those can fly around and do damage, if you don't have a tornado. as howard mentioned we are looking at, essentia

baltimore county. a couple include east northern parkway at york road, washington boulevard at south monroe and eastern boulevard between quinton and 45th street. the west side inner loop slowing down from 895 over to liberty road. on the topside of the inner loop moving at about 35 miles per hour and delays from the jfx back to harford road. there's delays on 95 going back to harford county. watch for slowing northbound 95 from 322 over to 100. let's take a live look. not too bad there on the beltway at greenspring avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by pnc bank. go to pnc.com. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a 93-year-old hotel on ocean city's board walk is damaged by friday. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire at the majestic hotel. no one was inside when the fire broke out. it took 3 hours for firefighters to get those flames under control. >>> halloween is first approaching. one florida resort is hosting a unique pumpkin carving contest. 30 people carved on the floor of ma floor. the divers had to keep them from floating away. the winner a pumpkin sportmpkin

east of perring hill parkway. or perring parkway, correction. and they're working on -- baltimore county is working on getting this thing stopped. but right now, it's flooding the street. so putty hill avenue is completely shut down. and it's actually torn out the dirt from underneath that sidewalk you can see there. so this is going to be -- take a while for them to get them to shut off. then it's going to be a while for cleanup as well. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> that is pretty intense. we'll keep you updated on this still developing station situation on eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> still ahead alt 4:00. a new video shows the beating of a man attacked by a gang of bikers as the man who shot the original video finally speaks publicly. >>> chicken from california is the likely source of a widespread salmonella outbreak. why it's not being pulled from store shelves. >>> well, it finally feel like fall outside. will the cool temperatures stick around all week? your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up

baltimore. >> california. >> somewhere along the east coast, i know. >> georgia. >> maine?hington. >> rhode island. >> alabama. >> canada. >> north carolina. >> i give up. >> florida. florida, maybe. yeah. miami. >> columbucolumbus, ohio. that's why it's named after him. what was the first thing he said to the indians when he got here. >> what's up? they said we're having dinner and then they had dinner. >> where is columbus from? >> somewhere from the spaniards. >> where was columbus from? >> england? >> england? >> england, yeah. >> italian? >> italy. >> he's from italy. >> wasn't he supposed to go somewhere else? >> japan? i don't know. was he trying to go to japan? he was? seriously? i didn't even know that. >> how did he get here? >> by plane. >> what was the name of his boat? >> jeez. >> well, they had spanish names i know that. >> the pinta, maria. >> nina. >> pinacolada. >> the nina, pinto. i want to say the santa maria. i'm blanking out! >> ninja. >> not ninja. >> that's what my grandson is going to be for halloween. >> this is bad for me. i'm a history major! i do

east coast. it seems to be centering around, like, the baltimore area. >> i would think that genre of music would already have had a foothold on the east coast. is it really a smooth jazz west coast thing that's migrating east? >> i think it's coming back because it was going west hard. you know, they took away all of our smooth jazz stations, and they all went to the west coast, and then for us, you know, it kind of left us on the east coast without anything. >> now, all of a sudden you've got xm sirius, pan dora, spotify, all these ways to hear the music you want to hear now. >> right. the listenership never left, just the -- the radio stations left >> satellite has proven good for you, huh? >> yeah. it's great. internet radio is great. you know, it's all good. >> there it is right there. i plugged this into my car. there it is. pandora. art sherrod. now, comes art, albright, here they all come. shout out to our friends mason who all hang around here. >> that's right. >> we're going to do a web extra with art. tim waters. >> i'll be hearing from kim. >> so you pick up the saxophone because it w

baltimore, carroll county. and it's quickly moving off to the east. a few drops. actually, the heaviest rain right now, very close to where tim is, north of phoenix, cockeysville, butler area. getting decent shower activity. and tim will talk about that, i'm sure in a second. >>> take a look at temperatures. right now, we're at 70. 59, oakland, where the rain has ended temporarily. 60, ocean city. and 73 to the south of us. so tim at hunt valley with the wjz mobile weather lab. in the rain, has a look ahead. tim? >> well, bob talked about the rain right here. we have been watching on our radar right here. aboard the wjz mobile weather lab. and we seem to be in the middle of that batch that bob was talking about. hasn't been too horrible. we are here at the upper level of the hunt valley town center, where the temperature was just around 70 degrees. cooled off a little after the rain started. and we're going to be watching to see what happens after this rain moves on through. let's give you an idea of what you can expect. after we get into tonight, we'll start to s

and bloafe baltimore and it cono push to the west and the east. these storms potential of having wind gusts 60 miles per hour even rotate a little bit, that's why the tornado watch is in effect until 5:00. we'll have more in the national forecast coming up in just a little while. >> thank you so much dave. >>> a reason to smile, it comes at all places the gas station. price of gas is going down, we'll tell you why when we come back. [[voiceover]] from al jazeera media network comes a new voice of journalism in the u.s. >>the delta is a microcosm of america. [[voiceover]] we tell the human story, from around the block, across the country, with more points of view. >>if joe can't find work, his family will go from living in a motel to living in their car. [[voiceover]] connected, inspired, bold. >>about a thousand protestors have occupied ... >> we have breaking news now concerning the budget standoff between the white house and members of congress. president obama addressing workers at fema, the federal emergency management agency just a few moment

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baltimore. youfurther north and west go, the dryer it will be. the further east you go, the wetter. the has got some of remnants of karen, that tropical system that kind of fell apart, but that moisture is surging, and that area of pressure has got it all wrapped up. the wind at 10 to 50 miles per hour, and two systems, it is the low south of tape patterns, and then this across new england. with that sitting here, it really has nowhere to go. it will spin its wheels for a couple of days and continue to push the moisture in our region. west of us.ful this strong area pressure is locked in place, and they are enjoying this. but not here. the rain kind of spirals in across the coastal areas, back across the bay. not raining consistently, but the threat of showers will be there through the day tomorrow and into friday. it looks like even saturday or sunday, and periods of light rain or drizzle will be with us. tomorrow, breezy, winds gusting over 20 miles an hour on the day, and in fact, the day , andast calls for 25 knots a four foot wave expected, and that will push the water to the w