i hate to see happen at fort kohn sent. yesterday my boys and i were there with our dog and we were on the bluffs and we saw a part of [inaudible]. every special moment. my boys are 14. we don't have that many special moments together because they are rough. but you know if this resolution were to go through we would not be allowed there. we pay our taxes. we join the national parks and state parks. there are so many places we can't go with our dog. i like to see us keep our places that we could go. >> thank you very much. next speaker >> >> when you least impact study concludes that there will be no impact. yet the gg nra provided no evidence or data to support that conclusion. they conducted a survey of a database that they maintained a people who approach them on the issue. but i ought not fail to see how that could be conclusive or even working information for a [inaudible] site that 2nd most is the property among all national parks. it's just not reflective of the visitor use. dog walkers and even non-dog walkers in th

mchenry, fort meade. thousands of workers on furlough. >> this weekend's navy air force football game in annapolis is in danger. a major blow for more than 40,000 games. >> they're bringing guys from walter reed up just to see the game and take advantage of the big hoopla. >> many area businesses rely on those football fans and no game means no business. >> if the game doesn't happen i'll have a sad saturday. >> reporter: the navy officials will decide whether or not that game will be played. that decision will be made tomorrow. i'm mike schuh reporting live at fort mchenry. back to you. >> we'll have to see what happens. stay with wjz 13 for the latest on the first government closure in 17 years. updates on air and online at cbsbaltimore.com. >>> florida's jacksonville international airport is back open this morning. an airport spokesman said they found one device inside a parking garage and one in a terminal. one as of a destructive nature and had to be remove by a bomb squad. >> so the people who are o

in both world have spent time at fort constant. cold soggy mornings, lovely sunny afternoons but regardless of the weather, outings. exuberant communing with nature with the dog population only enhanced the experience. for my kids was an opportunity to exercise and to see a half-hour more different dogs then they'd see at the westminster kennel show. to appreciate the diversity of species and to witness the dogs connection with both their humans and other dogs. this was an excursion, not to be missed. surely we could have gone to pump audio or gloria beaches but without the dog activity it would have been a far lesser growing up experience. never, not once, did i as a dog with human feel that the park was not as much for us as for the others. the notion is ridiculous. with the children out of the house, and a dog entering our family, for constant seems a natural place to keep going to and i do. just yesterday, in fact, my dog and i cavorted together at the part where we also saw other families with young children enjoying just as w

there's fort sill, fort leavenworth in kansas as well.oes it work in the event it ends up at fort gordon, how does this entire system work? >> there will be organizations that consolidate wherever the center of excellence is, if it's fort gordon, it's fort gordon. i don't think that everybody will universally move. fort sill does the electronic warfare training as you just described. i don't know that that school needs to physically move in order for that to still continue on. it would still be under the purview of this cyber center of excellence. >> we are also talking about ultimately creating a new career field that is a little bit more consolidated than it would be now. how is life going to change for the troopers out there who are doing these jobs? >> i think that when you look at the two major contributors, two will be the intelligence community who has stood up the 35 quebec series and they are the intelligence community cyber security -- i'm sorry, cyber space experts and they are the ones who are developing that and so there's re

i've walk my dog at fort constant for the last 30 years. at least. next my wife is the most important thing in my life. is walking those dog. we stricken them in the exercise i get from those dogs is critical. i beg you to try to do something about this. thank you very much >> thank you. i just want to thank you all for continuing this supervisor wiener with a cosponsor of those and kim. here's hoping your new colleagues will continue to support in the legacy. unfortunately don't have the same kind of public form with the gg nra. so we are relying on you the political process to help us out on this. 1st off, don't let anyone convince you that dog guardians are not environmentalist. russell numbers of the most notable national environmental groups. we are about everything environmental. dog pack, and i represent dog pack of san francisco here, dog pack supports all the previous speakers and the department's comments in this edition. the gg nra official did not address your concerns. they ignored you bust your constituents. recreation is for all. on th

known as fort ellis. at first they were a little bit unhappy about it. they saw the monetary flow of goods coming off of the settlers off the bozeman trail being closed, and one individual said the bozeman trail was closed when fort ellis became the gatekeeper. they were unhappy about that. i don't get to them long to realize that there was money to be had in selling goods and services to soldiers, however. and that money was probably more steady than the settlers. the soldiers were there all the time. throughout its history there's any number of examples where they took advantage of the soldiers by selling goods or by gambling for military equipment which soldiers could get court-martialed for because they weren't supposed to let those goods go with gambling, selling alcohol, selling goods and services. the people of bozeman were upset with the people of fort ellis for not spending more money in town. the response the newspaper, then don't charge so much money for goods we can get imported. by november,

the impact here across america. >> i'm mike schuh live at the now close fort mchenry -- now closed fortenry. >> important new laws regarding cell phones. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> beautiful moon view while the sun is not yet up we are. good morning, welcome to the first day of october. i'm gigi barnett in for don scott. we begin with chelsea. >> first day of october, not going to feel like october at all. right now temps are around 57 in central maryland. patchy fog not out of the question. the jet stream pushed north and will continue tuesday through thursday. warmer temperatures today, anywhere from 10 to 15 above normal by wednesday. we are talking about seeing temperatures in the 80s and mid- 80s before it's said and done. here is what you can expect today. 82. partly sunny and warm. >> rush hour is on the move. let's go to sharon gibala in wjz traffic control. >> good morning. high, gigi. it's getting busier out there. people are moving slower. we have a disabled vehicle 95 northbound at pulaski highway blocking the left lane. accident 32 at 175. another one west padonia at 83. libert

40 people work here at fort mc henry. they are not going to be getting paid. that's going to hurt, it's going to hurt for the 250,000 marylanders employed by the government. painful for them. we are talking about social security administration, tons of people work there. this is going to be tough for them as well. social programs are going to be hit hard, until this is worked out. for example, head start is going to lose funding. so are other programs, women and children, wic, funding for pregnant women who receive information about nutrition. the big question in this when is it going to end? people need to get paid. not only people who get the paychecks from the government but people who use their business to get support from federal employees. the mom and pop shops, around this area and around national sites that get tourism dollars. that's going to take a hit as well. another thing discussing in two weeks, the baltimore running festival, the marathon, their course runs through fort mc henry. maybe they will have to reroute that. hopefully it will be. if you

this is southbound 95 just prior to the fort mchenry toll plaza.e 895 or the key bridge as your alternate. we are seeing delays at 32 but not too bad in howard county. on the north and west sides of the beltway. >> today will be the warmest day of the stretch. 85 this afternoon, almost a record. it will be warm but not humid. a chance for rain goes up this weekend. a decent chance for some rain early next week. temperatures will be back closer to average. today, more like june. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. we want to leave you with some cool video of the northern lights from minnesota. enjoy >>> good morning, destructive, that's what police are calling one of two suspicious packages that forced the evacuation of a florida airport overnight. an fbi investigation now underway. we're there live. >>> the blame game, millions of americans voicing their anger over the government shutdown as both parties and the president point fingers. so who will blink first? >>> and mia's story. mia farrow s

at the same time that cable attack on fort mchenry to succeed for the british to reach baltimore. it is perfectly positioned to but the british had a very formidable squadron the most floating artillery in the world and the environment that francis scott key witnesses is there as a detainee. the vantage point directly off the water to see this fantastic display of firepower launched at the fort. he feels they cannot stay in this bombardment did other people feel the same thing. but the american commander inside for it to mccann wray very wisely scatters his men and the gunpowder and the results is it is not nearly as effective as the british would have expected. a terrific storm is raging the british have trouble aiming but francis scott key just as an end seeking is the the american flag flying over fort mchenry but as the knight gets darker he cannot see anything. only with this bombardment is the fact it is still going on as he can hear these cooling-off it is a sign of relief. but then the firing comes to a part -- to all. then the british were withdrawing their british forces

in a dream and told me to take care of the gold treasure buried in the remains of the late king's fort, said the swami. the excavation work again on the basis of findings of a report. book where he wanted to decision for excavation was taken on the seer posturing -- to a query whether the decision for excavation was taken on the seer's dream. >> but the excavation exercise on the basis of a dream, the whole world is laughing at us over this bizarre exercise. somebody dreamt, and the government has launched an excavation. the money hidden by thieves and looters of india and foreign banks is much more than one thousand tons of gold. if the government brings back that money, you won't have to do digging for gold, he said at a rally in tonight. >> the leader called it strange and said it is not right to dig up some place to find hidden treasure on the basis of someone's dream. what is going on is something we have never heard of the four, he said. the chief minister had a funny take on the excavating work, saying he wants every state of the district to yield a treasure and people to be hap

no problems through the fort mc henry or harbor.he west side, inner state 70, no problems on the inner loop or outer loop. drive time of 11 minutes from 795, down to 95. interstate 70, 795, both free of delays, as we head to arundel, a look at 97, north of route 32. typical 17 minute ride from route 50 up to the 895 spur. that's your time saver traffic. >>> good morning, topping america's money, wall street reacting to the shutdown. stock futures rising overnight for all three major u.s. indices. the shutdown is expected to have a bigger impact compared to the one in the 90s. at the pump the national average for regular unled second now $3.43 per gallon, down $0.07. the largest drop in the mids west, down $0.11. i kia will be selling solar panels. the u.s. could be next. how fast is your fast food? not as fast as it used to be according to a study. mcdonald's clocking the slowest average speed in 15 years, three minutes 9 seconds. chick-fil-a, 3 minutes 23 seconds. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ a

meagan is on assignment outside fort mc henry. no one is getting inside the fort today. history lessons about the war of 1812 or francis scott key are going to have to be taught in the classroom. that's the situation because of the shutdown. the park is closed not just the park but other places of recreation. we are talking about federal museums like the smithsonian. the national zoo, the national mall, tourism is going to taig a hit as are the mom and

a nice start in that area. 95 checking out ok at the fort mchenry. a nice start at the west side at baltimore national pike. eastbound traffic on 70 up to speed. area, 60e owings mills miles per hour southbound down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> another drive start for us. --another drive start for us. 60 degrees in randallstown. 61 at martin state airport. stress the kids in the summer gear. -- dress the kids in summer gear. we will come back and look at the seven-day forecast. >> 5:12. 62 degrees at the airport. >> some drivers are reporting their car doors opening on their own. is it a haunted problem or mechanical? >> welcome back. mostly clear skies and a mild start compared to the last couple of days. 68 downtown. it will feel like summer today but without the humidity. if you do not like the warm weather, it is not terribly humid. 62 in chestertown on the eastern shore. some of you i want to take a light jacket. the dew points are still in the 50's. it will not feel uncomfortable. we do not have the humidity proble

[hoedown music] >> the capital of the oil sands frenzy is a frontier town called fort mcmurray, whichsn't in the middle of nowhere. it's north of nowhere and colder than the klondike but a boomtown just the same. the local hockey team is called the oil barons. they're on a winning streak. [crowd cheering] brian jean represents the region in canada's parliament. is this comparable to a gold rush? >> i think it's bigger than a gold rush. we're expecting $100 billion, over the next ten years, to be invested in this area, $100 billion in a population that currently is 70,000 people. >> we got in a little earlier. >> t. boone pickens, who once scoffed at the oil sands, is one of those investors. pickens runs a hedge fund in dallas and is now a true believer. >> we're managing $5 billion here, and about 10% of it's in the oil sands. so it's the one single largest investment we have. >> 10% of $5 billion. i flunked math. >> 500 million. >> and if oil sands are the answer for investors, are oil sands the answer for the united states? >> oh, i think so. [ticking] >> but despite the boomtown me

i love logistics. >> the massive oil sands of fort mcmurray may be the next big oil boom.ob simon reported in 2006, it may also give canada a lot more leverage in its dealings with the united states. >> most of those lumbering trucks are on their way to the gas tanks of america. a million barrels a day are now coming out of the oil sands, and oil production is expected to triple within a decade. it wouldn't replace middle eastern oil, but at that point, it will be the single largest source of foreign oil for the united states, even bigger than saudi arabia, which sends a million and a half barrels a day to america. >> when i go to washington now, they are just starting to pay attention, surprisingly. >> just starting? >> in the last couple of years. >> greg stringham works for the canadian association of petroleum producers and often lobbies for the oil sands in washington. he points out that in alberta, you don't have to look for the oil sands. the earth moves. >> when it comes to exploration in the oil sands, you can't drill a dry hole. it's there. we know where it is. t

that we can finally come to fort mchenry. >> reporter: like other national monuments, the fort closed down during the government shutdown, affecting about 50 employees. >> overwhelmingly. happy to be back open. >> tina capetta says they're busy catching up, as workers deal with the stress from the furlough. >> everyone should be relieved to be back to work. but i think that there's still some of those emotions run high. >> reporter: at the social security administration building in woodlawn, federal workers return. >> reporter: across the country, thousands of furloughed federal workers get back to work today after 16 days off the job. >> down the street, city view bar and grill took a hit during the shutdown. vast majority are federal workers. >> 80% of federal workers are here. but now i hope everybody is back to normal again. >> we're happy. and we're celebrating with lunch. >> reporter: these social security workers worked during the shutdown, but they only got paid for six days instead of 10. >> there's a lot people that do live paycheck to paycheck. >> it did affect us all. i ho

fort meade will be open.tary personnel will still report and they will still get paid because of an order the president signed yesterday. national parks like fort mchenry will be closed. >> we are making phone calls to any groups who might have reservations. >> officials say each day the shutdown translates to $5 million in lost state revenue. we are taking a close look at the top 12 real impacts of the shutdown on our website. we will explain how it affects you on our homepage and on our mobile app. remember some new driving laws take effect today. kim dacey joins us live to explain. good morning. >> good morning. as of today, you can be pulled over just for using a hand-held cell phone while driving. also for not wearing a seatbelt, even if you are not behind the wheel of a car. many people rely on drive time to stay on top of things at work . starting today, police can put you over if they spot you using a cell phone behind the wheel. it will cost you. youfirst offense will cost $75. the second jumps to $1

no problems down to the fort mchenry. so farcical it at the fort mchenry and the harbor tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie is joining us from the hard rock cafe. >> it is always warmer when you get downtown. you have the water and the buildings sewed me up the heat. it is in the 60's right now. a little bit cooler out in the suburbs. we are warming things up today and for the next couple of days. i am live at hard rock cafe at the inner harbor. debutre getting ready to their brand-new space. i am here with john galloway. you are a busy person. >> tonight is going to be fantastic with imagine dragons playing. come on out to the pier party. we will be having a few of the items from our new menu. we're just starting a new happy hour in baltimore from 5:00 until 7:00. you can come down and experience are local legendary burger. that is my favorite thing. 10 ounces of certified angus beef, tomato, pickles. or we have some new special dishes from 5:00 until 7:00 monday through friday. that is a buffalo chicken dip. it combines buffalo wings with cheese dip. fres

i'm mike schuh reporting from fort mchenry.emergency officials say a three story building partially collapsed on wilkins avenue. the house was vacant but it damaged the structure of the building next to it. >>> the u.s. naval academy sexual assault case moves into the hands of the school's superintendent. mike miller will decide if the men should face court marshall. the victim has filed a lawsuit arguing miller is likely to be bias as superintendent of the school. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and sharl sand berg talks about the social media website ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] for real cinnamon taste that's 90 calories try new fiber one cinnamon coffee cake. >>> welcome back to "cbs this

there is a crash southbound at the fort mchenry tunnel.you can see it in this shot but it's block -- you can't see it in this shot but it's blocking one lane. drive times are not yet affected. jfx, fortunately no problems whatsoever at the beltway. it will take you the normal 11 minutes to travel from 695 all the way downtown to east fayette street. 695 in great shape from parkville all the way up to towson. baltimore national pike just 11 minutes to travel from 795 down to 95. you can follow me on twitter at maryland traffic to get the latest drive times. >>> the women's health initiative has released a final word on hormone replacements therapy. healthy women who recently entered menopause can safely takes hormones for a brief time. longtime use of the therapy is now discouraged. for years the medical world promoted it. however, opinions changed decades later after data showed the opposite and that the therapy may have caused some women to suffer heart disease and stroke. >>> it appears some people may not be getting the message. a new s

mchenry, fort meade, even the naval academy. this weekend's air force and navy game also in compromise. >> there's a lot of different things. this is a big game not only for us but for the city. >> they're bringing guys from walter reed up to see the game and take advantage of the big hoopla. >> many area businesses like fudo rely on those football fans and no game means no business. >> if the game doesn't happen i'm going to have a sad saturday. >> and stay with wjz for complete coverage of the government shutdown. the latest on the negotiations and impacts. >>> there's one winning ticket in the $189 million mega millions jackpot and it was sold in anne arundel county. ron just got back from the store where the winning ticket was purchased. he's live with the latest. >> reporter: hi, jessica. a lot of excitement on quarterfield road. we don't know who holds the winning ticket. we no e -- we know the owner of the store has hit it big. >> the big ticket was sold here at the dash in on quarterfield road in severn. it's breaking ne

looking good for the most part as you travel toward the fort mchenry. this is a live look at 95 at 295. taylor avenue and loch raven boulevard you will find some closures because of an accident. southboundr hour on 95 coming down from white marsh. so far so good at greenspring. more volume in the outer loop over toward reisterstown road. everything running smoothly on the inner loop over towards the j.f.x. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. quiet thishill is morning less than 24 hours after a deadly shooting. >> we are hoping to learn more about the woman who led the lease on the chase. miriam carey rammed a barrier at the white house. then she sped off to the capitol building. she got away and later crash near a senate office building. she was shot and killed. authorities later learned she had no gun. a former boss said she was a loner. >> she didn't want to have a personal relationship with anybody in the office. she came in, did her job, and left. >> members of congress sheltered in place. they then offer their gratitude to the capital police. t

no sign of delays on 95 down to the fort mchenry.ything checking out just fine north and southbound i-95 at the tydings memorial bridge. 55 miles per hour as you travel down towards 100. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> president obama will visit maryland to address a major national issue. this is video from last week where he push the affordable care act. today he will visit a construction company in rockville. >> still no signs of any progress from washington after a meeting wednesday night did nothing to end the shut down. >> we have live team coverage of day three of the shut down. >> we begin with hallie jackson in washington on why lawmakers are still locked in place. mindy.stan and without much movement, there is frustration that the shutdown is here to stay. president obama says he is exasperated. tea party conservatives hope to dismantle the health-care law. democrats say the law is not going anywhere. listen to what john boehner and nancy pelosi had to say last night. >> all we are asking for is airness for the am

one way for them to fulfill their requirement if fort mason is not the only place they dock the barge. it is not meant just to float, but be towed. but larry goldsman says it is not that simple. there is speculation if they only keep it 30 days at fort mason, 30 days to oakland, they are not keeping it in any one spot and it is a unique water only purpose, they couldn't do that on land. >> the question is, is it a water only purpose? we deponent know what the purpose of this vessel is so we don't know if this vessel's purpose is maritime related so that has to be discovered as part of the permit process as well. >> reporter: unless google plans to leave the bay altogether, goldsman says it will steel need a permit. allen martin, kpix5. >> there is no time frame for completing either barge. >>> for the second time in weeks, a tesla crashes and burns into flame. >> reporter: whatever gains tesla stock made recently went up in smoke with this fire in mexico. explosion, curse words, and all, this video was given to the local newspaper. tesla offered to translate the reaction. >> i can't s

. >>> fort mchenry remains shut down. a ranger says visitors are really missing out. >> people come here for inspiration, to learn about their history. it's the great value of the national parks in our country. >> he was newly hired in 1995 during the last shutdown. that one lasted 21 days. >>> the shut outer loop now even impacting -- the shutdown now even impacting some sporting events. the d.o.d. says service academy sporting events will be suspended. >>> if you've been furloughed you don't want to have to pay for the train trips to washington, dc you don't see. if you bought a one-way ticket they are nonrefundable. you can get your money back on a weekly ticket but you have to mail it in on the friday before the week that you plan to use it. monthly tickets are refundable based on the number of unused days. >>> the shutdown is what everybody seems to be talking about. that is also the case on social media. to join in on the conversation we love to know what you think. go to abc2news.com/facebook. then you can let us k

the fort mchenry for the double and harbor tunnel both up to speed. and no delays from the beltway to fayette street. 695, here's what the west side looks like, 55 miles per hour on the inner loop at baltimore national pike. outer loop drive times, nice green normal drive time. >> this is 795 at owings mills boulevard, no problems towards the beltway. stay with us. Ñ[= @yo⌟] >>> another victim of the government shutdown. the commissionry, where military families can start buying groceries tax-free. they will shut their doors starting today. service members with families to feed or retired veterans on fixed incomes may have to look somewhere else for groceries. >>> hyundai owners will now have to make a car payment as long as they are out of work. the company is offering to defer car payments for federal workers kept from their jobs by the shutdown. the automakers say it would allow hyundai owners to stop making car payments for as long as the shutdown keeps them out of work. the company also says those who buy or lease cars this month don't have to ma

so already lots of dog walkers are just populating mclaren park, but more than that though to fort concent right now. as you restrict more that area at fort constant good i live near mclaren park right now i live in [inaudible] now. it's going to impact how many dogs you have in mclaren park and the other parts of the city. i really want the supervisors to think about working out something with the gg nra about that. because somebody has to give. they're either has to be more dog parks in the city parks were more in the gg nra. they're tipping the balance by what they're doing. so i support supervisor wieners resolution. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on items one and or 2? relating to the gg nra dog policy? seen on, public comment as close. i want to thank all numbers of the public for coming out today. as a great turnout and we really appreciate the feedback. supervisor agree through staff would like to make a comment on items 1 and 2 and supervisor is a cosponsor of resolution. >> thank you supervisor went. legislative aide to supervisor lenin bree. from

fort mchenry tunnel and harbor tunnel problem-free. no problems to get in your way.fx, 54 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway. no problems all the way down to fayette street. here's the beltway just west of perring parkway, that inner loop going to be clear. and outer loop, normal drive time of 11 minutes to travel from 95 to 83. >>> breaking news overnight. the jacksonville international airport was shut down for nearly five hours stranding incoming passengers on the police found two suspicious packages, one was deemed destructive and had to be deactivated offsite by a bomb squad. investigators are not saying much about the packages other than one was found in the terminal, the other in a nearby parking garage. the airport is back open. >>> the associated press is reporting this morning president obama has cancelled his trip to asia, reports site malaysian authorities saying they received a call informing them of the canceled trip. the white house has yet to confirm the phone call. we'll keep you updated. >>> congressional leaders are carrying on with the

take a look at the fort mchenry tunnel. it's construction related delays a we will update the traffic and weather and more news coming up after the break. >>> 6 cities vying for a chance to host super bowl 2018. you can't tell it right now but this is new orleans super dome. they want to do it again. they want to host the game and it appears they are in the list for 2018 so is miami, dallas and minneapolis and indianapolis and tampa. the league super bowl advisory committee will pick one from the 6. >>> the nfl will sit down with the ippedan tribe. brian todd explains why new tribe from new york is interested in the team from the dc suburbs. >> reporter: a stand off that seems like the government shut down neither side bumming. the -- budging. ed he -- the president fired a news making salvo but this is over the nfl franchise. native american groups feel they have got new momentum in the efforts to get rid of the name redskins. >> it's about the way the children are affected by the imagery of washington's name and mascot. >

one way google might be able to solve its permit requirement is if fort mason isn't the only place it plans to dock the barge. a barge is meant to not only float but be towed. >> but larry goldsban says it's not quite that simple. >> there's been some speculation that, well, if they only keep it 30 days at fort mason, then move 30 days to oakland, 30 days here, 30 days there, they're not keeping it at any one spot. it is a unique water-only purpose. they couldn't do that on land. >> the question is is it a water-only purpose? we don't know what the purpose of this vessel is and so we don't know if this vessel's purpose is truly maritime related or whether it's not maritime related and so that has to be discovered as part of the permit process, as well. >> and unless google plans to finish construction and then leave the bay all together, goldsban says it still will have to get a permit. allen martin, kpix 5. >> right now, there's no time frame on completing either of those two barges. >>>:56 right now. coming up, the big bay area city that could soon slap a tax on your soda. >>> and i

contributing to society here in san francisco. >> and this event is going to happen in november at fort mason from november 9th through the 11th. and it benefits the women's buildings. the artists do get it. they get their money as well? is that it? >> no and all of the admissions go to the women's building. >> i see and they get what they get for the crafts? >> correct. >> sounds like a good deal, like a nice place to shop. there is a range of prices and a rainfall of art, as you have seen here and anyway, you can see that event at fort mason and on november 9th through the 11th. we'll leave with you a look at garrett and moulton's a show of hands, performing for free through october 26th at the san francisco jewish community center. i'm susan sikora. thank you for watching. ,,,,,,,, dead... after they were hita bart the latest on th . >>> two transit workers are dead after they were hit by a b.a.r.t. train. just ahead, the latest on the investigation and reaction from the striking union. >> and we're looking at a mostly sunny day for the bay area today. we will get some rain later in

you won't have any problems headed to the fort mchenry tunnel. 695 in great shape.will be a calm commute from parkville, all the way up to towson. and as we head over to pikesville, this is where the beltway looks like at green spring avenue. no problems from 795, all the way down to 95. and that stretch will take you just a mormle 11 minutes. and -- normal 11 minutes to howard county and this is what interstate 70 looks like at columbia pike. nothing to get in your way. not much traffic as you make your push to the beltway. that is your time saver traffic. >>> it turns out the flu vaccine may offer more protection than originally thought. a new study finds people who get a flu shot may decrease their risk of major cardiovascular events like a heart attack. in people who have had a recent cardiac event, the difference is not that significance. the cdc recommends everyone older than 6 months old to get the flu vaccine. >>> all right, next week, your little trick-or-treaters will be going door to door in an all out candy grab. to make sure all of the candy isive is a,

aroundn 95 it will take six minutes to go from the 895 split to the fort mchenry. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. you are talking about the rain train. 72 right now. a lot of cloud cover. rain will move again after 10:00 a.m. high temperatures today in the upper 70's. heavy rain between 10:00 and 6:00 p.m. we cannot rule out localized flooding and maybe some gusty thunderstorms. this range should be clearing out why tonight. -- this rain should be clearing out by tonight. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ try new fiber one cinnamon coffee cake. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommende

this is southbound 95 coming into the fort mchenry. the harbort on tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 6:42. "just found a @dunkindonuts pumpkin flavored k-cup in my coffee stash -- best day ever!!! #mydunkin" get two boxes of dunkin' k-cup packs for just $19.99. share your story. #mydunkin >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a few accidents we're tracking. 450 remains-- route closed in anne arundel county. we have a crash in windsor mill road on lowered baltimore drive. 55 miles per hour coming down from the pikesville region. traffic at the fort mchenry is building just a bit. problem free on the j.f.x. into town, 50 miles per hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we will finally get a break from the wet weather pattern. there is a little cloud cover to start the day. 57 at the airport. 54 degrees at chestertown. here is the setup. we have high pressure in new england. we have a low-level wind going. some of the water is starting to pile up on the western shore. flood advi

the locked gates here at fort mchenry. just the tip of the iceberg, when you consider this is one of the states with the highest percentages of federal workers. >> hey, hey, what do you say? >> reporter: the workers at the perry point v.a. hospital are not subject to a government shutdown. they are protesting nonetheless. >> this is not how you run a country. >> reporter: a sign of solidarity for tens of thousands of marylanders who are now without work and without the paycheck that comes with it. joining the from test, pulla. she says john winger berd, also among those waiting for word from congress. >> it's crazy that a relatively small group of people can have a big impact because they can't come to an agreement. >> reporter: all of that means as much as $5 million in lost tax revenues for the state for each day closed down. 937 civilian faculty and staff have been furloughed. even the weekend's navy-air force football game is in jeopardy if an agreement isn't reached. and at fort mchenry, it's quiet. gates are padlocke

who is among the employees at fort mchenry who will be furloughed without pay until further notice. "incue: well, for the short term... outcue: need that inspiration." essential emplolyees and law enforcement will stay on the job to protect the park. the rest of the workers had about 4 hours today send out notifications and wrap up any loose ends before they were sent home. baltimore county schools superintendent dallas dance has sent out a letter to try to calm teachers and adminstrators who are upset with a controversial new curriculum.... karen parks.. is streaming live from county school headquarters in towson and says.../ . he's... taking... full responsibility... for all... difficulties.. ((take karen)) this common core curriculum has been a hot topic since school starte..... and dr. dance wants his teachers and administrators to know.... he understands the frustration... baltimore county public schools superintendent dallas dance is taking responsibility for the uproar over the new common core curriculum. tensions that boiled over at a meeting two weeks ago. i wanted to ease

fort wayne, the number of homicides is now on one of its highs for the last 20 years. point number one, we have a problem with gun violence in this country. as a nation, we are not doing anything to try to solve that, try to fix it, try to make it better. point number two, when we have tried to fix it, we have run into red blood -- roadblocks. congress has a tough time passing the budget or raising the debt ceiling, how can we expect them to handle something like gun control? we came, as i mentioned, after virginia tech, all sides work together to help get a bill that got more records into background checks systems. as afternoon time, we at least had a vote in the senate, but at that vote, all the policy or puzzles from both sides, all sides of the aisle, basically were blocked. there were not enough votes to get a universal background check bill that was a compromise bill supported by senator menanchin. that was my hope, bringing together republicans and ,oderate democrats, joe machin who had run for office showing somebody shooting a book of regulations. obviously, p

i went there, i got asked to speak at fort knox and met a great colonel.was, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut be down. we went to senator huddle ston from kentucky, who was there when they let people in to see the gold and he said, "i don't know if there's gold in there." the security guard said, "my gun empty." >> no public audit since 1974. it's not significant. >> exactly. >> it wouldn't put a dent in the u.s. debt. >> the point is it's emotional as all conspiracy theories are. >> great story. dd cooper who hijacked an aeroplane, jumped out. we think we know who the guy was and he survived the jump. >> it was our near of who he was. he goes on a plane and says give me $200,000, four parachutes and jumps out the back. the only unsolved skye jacking. we found kany christiansen - he's on his death bed. he says to his brother, "i have something to tell you, i'm embarrassed." highs brother looks into his documents. he finds a north-west pilot attendant. digging difference for a living. he has a bank account with over $150,000. >> he was a par

the last time anyone saw the gold in fort knox was 1974.hat's a crazy lopping time ago. -- long time ago. i wept, i spoke at -- i went. i spoke at fort knox and saw a colonel saying, "we'll get you in." the treasury department shut me down. we went to senator huddle ston, a senator. he was there the last time he went in and he said, "i don't know if there was gold." the securitiy guard said his gun didn't have bullets because it was empty. >> there has been no public audit since 1974. it's not significant any more. it would be nothing, wouldn't put a dent in the debt. >> it's emotional. that's what conspiracy theoriesar. >> db cooper, who hijacked an aeroplane, jumped out, was never found. we think that we know who the guy was after all. and he survived the jump. >> we found - it was our theory in the book of who db cooper is, goes on a plane says give me $200,000, four par chutes, jumps out the back. to this day the only unsolved sky jacking. we found kenny christiansen, he said to his brother on his death bed, "i have something to tell yo

>> a mustang led police on a wild chase down i-35 in fort worth, texas.ustang only had one horse power because it was in fact a horse itself. >> yea a tan mustang right down the middle of the highway here with a fort woh police officer in pursuit. >> got a saddle on it. >> he must have gotten away from somebody at a fair ground or farm nearby. >> nobody wants to pass the thing up because they don't want to scare the horse. this is causing quite the backup behind. >> look at all the traffic behind us. >> of all the places they could wrangle that thing, you would think texas could get it off the roadway. >> he's getting tired, the poor thing. >> you want to try to force it to the shoulder? then you see the officer go up there and is able to eventually guide the horse to the shoulder and they're able to corner this thing with the help of that red truck as well. >> they got him, yay. >> hopefully got him back to where he came from. >> that's a good move, though. didn't slip, fall, didn't break a leg. they handled that perfectly. >> we did that! it was all us.