and redirecting traffic on 175, and you will have to go through jessup. let me tell you something, the local roads are loaded up right now. it is a big deal right now. parkville, putty hill at perring parkway. and old harford road. that is because of of the water main break. that is shut down for the day today. here is 695 at green spring. e outer loop and the inner loop looking good. and megan, back to you. >>> and putty hill avenue after a water main break, that pipe has been fixed this morning but the big hole in the road remains and slow down your morning commute. roosevelt left wish is live with more on when we could expect things to be back to normal in parkville. rosy. >> if you look behind me, you can see that the line is repaired but still problems out here on putty hill avenue. right near old harford road. the road, there is no road for motorists to drive down. but the water also is not exactly what you would call clear, the 24-inch main burst in spectacular fashion with water shooting into the sky. and baltimore city water was out here quickly

it happened on clark road in jessup. police say a 29-year-old glen price was driving with his infant son in his lap when he crossed into oncoming traffic. the child is in critical condition. several other people suffered non-life threatening injuries. >>> we're learning more about the murder of a young teacher in massachusetts. students and parents gathered in danvers last night to remember 24-year-old colleen ritzer. police say a 14-year-old student killed her with a box cutter inside the local high school. he is now being held on murder charges and has been deny bail. police have not said a possible motive. >>> four contractors who worked on the healthcare.gov website is testifying before a house committee today. it's the first of the many problems. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from washington. >> designers of healthcare.gov came to capitol hill to face lawmakers questions. . >> it's about whether americans can have affordable health care. this system is not helping in this debate. >> problems on the site range

over an inch and quarter in jessup. easton three quarters of an inch. we could get to an person i in places like mardela springs. weather in motion. there's that front. the downpours made this tough to see has the line came through f you were caught -- through. if you were caught, you know what we're talking about. the rain done but still the cloud cover. 61 right now. the wind is calm. storm shield of course you have to have it on all your mobile devices. put it on all of it, ipad, i-touch. days like today very handy to have that warning the second it comes out. temperature wise northwest wind and the western half of our state southwest breeze in the eastern half. the front is right on top of baltimore and central maryland. it's interesting. you look at the winds. there's no wind underneath the frontal boundary. there's a south wind ahead of it and a real gusty west wind behind. this where the winds are letting up around baltimore, now give this an hour. that wind will be whipping in out of the west. it will be a chillier wind. some gusts toward winche

journal about what a government default would f america later in the program, first let's go to john jessup

but john jessup has more from our cbn news bureau in washington. >> reporter: pat, it was a bumpy first for the president's new health law.

right now, jessup at around 63 degrees as we go through union bridge more of the same and in davidsonvilleing in at 65. the rest of the day we will stay warm across the area. no need for the rain gear once again. let's check the traffic now with mike. >> good morning. >> reporter: hi. here we are friday together. of course we are talking about fog lynette and she did -- and most of the east of the city dealing with a lot of fog. 95 at 395 the split and all about congestion and construction related delays. we will give you a list of that coming up in a little bit. >>> new details on the terrifying car chase and shut down at the nation's capitol that started when a woman tried to drive through the barriers of both the white house and capitol building identified as 34 year old myriam cary and tayman bradley has latest on the details and what do we know this morning. >> reporter: it's too early for that. >> all right. we are having some audio difficulties right now with tayman bradley. >> reporter: 47 minutes of chaos in washington a high- speed chase and lock down of the u.s. capitol. police

john jessup has that story from washington. >> reporter: the conservative tea party fht to defund obamare forced aovernment stdown, but it hasn't stopped the next phase of the health care law. it also won't stop what some call a potential threat to your privacy. >> i think there is a lot of concern around how the government jt generally safeguards information. >> reporter: for obamacare to work, the government set up the fedal data services hub, designed thelp see if people who enroll in obamacare qualify for extra government payments. it will pool people's personal info from the i.r.s., social security information and other agcies, storing data about america's income, employment, and tax returns, and has been described as the largest consolidation of personal information in history. >> i want to ensure you and all americans when they fill out their marketplace applations, they can trust that the information they're providing protected through the highest privacy standards and their technology underlying this application process, which has been tested and is secure. >> reporter: but that

edgewood at 62. 63 in jessup. huntingtown at 64. denton at 63 and more of the same in cambridge.are starring off mild again. high pressure is in control of our weather. but we are in the warm sector so that warm front did move through. we are waiting for the cold front to move through going towards the end of the weekend and all that is going to couple with the moisture coming from the remnants of karen. so let's talk about karen. tropical storm karen. winds sustained at 60 miles an hour moving to the northwest at 9 miles an hour. you can see it in the gulf of mexico and this is poised to move in and make landfall along the gulf coast as we head into saturday. so saturday morning afternoon evening but then look at the track from there. yes it takes it to the mid atlantic so we will be seeing much needed rain and it lock like a good chance of that because all the models are together and they are in agreement so we will get some rain from that cold front i showed you and also from the remnants of karen but that's not going to happen until the beginning of next week and in the meant

jessup temperature 54 degrees. 53 edgewood. frederick 56 degrees. winds out there this morning. those will pick up west towards the afternoon at 5-10 miles an hour. terms of the wet weather, we are not seeing much of that. the most powerful radar is nice and dry, has been dry for a while. that will continue through today and beyond. mid-morning 63 degrees, 75 degrees, sun and clouds by lunchtime. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> we are off to a nice calm tuesday morning commute. howard county, interstate 70 clocking in 65 miles per hour, eastbound columbia pike. you are not going to have problems to the beltway. traveling west, frederick. 95 also in great shape. no delays to dc. northbound travel we are looking at nice green drive times. 100 up to the beltway, 6 minute ride. outer loop 795, down to 95, that will take you eleven minutes. east side, 11 minute ride as well to travel from 95 up to 83. >>> the federal government touched in to a pumpkin for the 18th time since the carter administration, the stalemate between democrats and republ

and jessup with that temperature right now coming in right around 60 degrees.the winds are light out of the northwest right now at about 2 miles an hour. and in middletown that temperature coming in right around 65 degrees this morning. so we are feeling like we are in summer and this is going to continue for the next several days. so we're talking abs temperatures going -- about temperatures going up and also what's going to continue for the next several days the dry weather. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now and we are motte going to be seeing much change as we look at the temperature today, it's going to be very warm. with a high of 85 degrees. let's get a check of the traffic now with mike. >>> you know, at 6:30? >> how. >> crashes. here we go. let's run them down. this is what you need to know. 95 south of the city, right at exit 35, this is 95 northbound another crash avoid that. let's show you sky cams, 9 # right at the maryland 175 split. notice the volume picking up but not any kind of standstill traffic. that's good news thus far this mo

so if 295 is completely locked up from 100 toward the pax freeway and in jessup, you got to use this road, to get beyond this and then you can hop on the pax freeway and get on to 295, and go about your merry way but if you're coming say just south of the city, if you're up near elk ridge or hailthorp and going south, you have to use 95. this will take you over 60 minutes. and something like 5-10 miles an hour. completely shut down. at annapolis road. it is jammed for miles. and parkville, remember, we have that water main break. perring parkway at old harvard road. still going to be shut down because of that from yesterday. and also watching this crash in edmond street. and carol avenue. and here is the beltway, 695 and baltimore national pike. kind of ironic that the entire span of the beltway is completely quiet at this hour. another check of traffic and weather coming up in a little bit. >> and very special honor for the football's great. baltimore colt lenny moore has a street named after him. lenny moore way, randallstown. he is in a ring of honor at the m&t bank bank stadium.

jessup right now. this is a traffic light out affecting waterloo road and poke folk avenues.is morning. 95 northbound right past exit 35 there's a crash right there and also 295 northbound near annapolis road. also another crash. now the dole with these to cashes are -- two crashes are we're not seeing buck tie-ups on the major roadways. that's good news. 83 at shawan road looking good. the maryland commuters down to the jfx a-ok. so go now. let's take a look at the key bridge and speeds around 40 miles per hour. that's looking good and volume picking up right now at 695 at the baltimore national pike and speed time asks drive times and all that jazz looks great this morning. another check on traffic and weather together coming up in just a little bit. >>> in baltimore county a body found in a wooded area near robert e. lee park. this is a live look at the scene. sitting along falls road. that body was found about a mile away in the woods along copper hill road. homicide detectives are on the scene. they are not confirming the nature of the death. once again this near robert

the bw parkway in from jessup, route 29 from columbia, no issues on route 1 into college park. fort meade looks good as well. this is the inbound side of route 50 on our trafficland camera coming in from bowie. lanes open all the way to the beltway and beyond through cheverly and the northeast corridor. back to you guys. >> thanks, moen came. >>> it is 4:49. in this morning's health alert, is it discipline or detrimental? >> we're talking about spanking. a new study is taking a closer look at long-term impacts of it and it could be worse than first thought. >> reporter: studies have thown that spanking can lead to behavioral problems. now researchers find it may also hurt a child's cognitive development. >> children spanked by fathers showed decreases in verbal capacity by age 9. >> reporter: children who wering spanked by at least twice a week by their mother at age 3 and 5 were also more likely to break rules and act aggressively. scientists at columbia university of social work looked at nearly 2000 children from 20 large cities in the u.s. and found spanking is still very c

the crash may have happened in jessup, when a car, driven by 29-year-old glen price, crossed into oncoming traffic. his infant son was sitting in the lap of a passenger in the front seat. the child is now at johns hopkins children's center, being treated. >>> lawmakers are holding hearings on the underperforming website, americans are trying to use to sign up for healthcare insurance. the oballa ad -- obama administration says that they are working to fix them. >> reporter: government contractors came to capitol hill to answer lawmakers' questions about the problems with healthcare.gov. some lawmakers used personal examples to illustrate their point. >> i got this, after 41 minutes. please log in again. >> we're not excited. nor are we pleased with what we delivered on october 1. but you know, in principle, it worked. >> reporter: the contractor said the obama administration made the decision to go live with the website. and more testing could have identified flaws. >> certainly more testing always has projects like these succeed. >> reporter: republicans argue the bungled rollout points t

a car hit and killed a man in the road near the exit for 175 in jessup around 5:00 this morning. the southbound lanes were closed for about five hours and at times northbound lanes were also shut down. it could be a messy commute home over rain heading in our direction. chuck bell is in for tom and joins us with the first forecast. you are here. hey, chuck. >> you betcha. i'm here. good to see you and everybody there. it's a cloudy sky outside this afternoon. it's going to get even cloudier and rainier as we go through the remainder of your wednesday. storm team 4 radar with revy rain off the outer banks of north carolina. take a wild good as to where that is coming? you betcha. straight into southern maryland and the capital beltway. before your commute start this is afternoon. this is your last chance to get the umbrella and don't put it away. you will need it not just for the rest of today, but sometime to come. current temperatures courtesy of the clouds. we are stuck over the 60 degree mark downtown. lower 60s into southern maryland. wednesday afternoon is cloudy through noo

and traveling between jessup anu laurel this morning, your better bet is to stick with 95 and use that as the work around, and 20 and 1 are a good option for you. typical slow down on the outer loop, leaving new hampshirehire avenue ashed georgia avenue, trouble with the crash north the pins william parkway, that has over to the souledder.ledder traffic below speed at manassas, fair oaks at 123. near 17 marshal that has been cleared to the marshal, that ha, been cleared to the shoulder. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> a brazen overnight theft at prince george's county.coty river dale police have been at scene of a atm robbery. the thieves ripped the atm along river dale road. no word on the suspect or how much money they might have gotten way with it.en w >>> theay big story day nine of the budget standoff, lawmakers have less than nine days to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling or the nation risks defaulting on its loans. >> while bogue sides say they won't surrender, they say a grace saving deal could be inde the works to fund the government.go doug luzader begins ou

that's what baltimore city police believe a group of students at reg partnership school in jessup ingested during school hours. >> right now, i'm furious. >> reporter: carmelita says her daughter ate the cookies. >> and they called me and said, my daughter was tested positive for marijuana. >> reporter: these students don't want their face shown but say the sugar cookies, much like these, were being shared amongst senior classmates. >> who was giving them out? >> we're not sure who was giving them out. >> i just know it was like an advocate or someone else. >> an advocate? we're hearing it was a staff member at the school. is that true? >> it is a staff member at the school. >> reporter: parents like linda hughes, whose daughter also ingested the substance in question, are outraged. >> what kind of message does this send to the students? >> reporter: baltimore city schools, tight-lipped on the matter, say the school remains under investigation. meanwhile, it's our practice not to comment on personnel issues. >> and while hughes and stokes' daughters are back in school. thursday, the mother

traveling between laurel, and jessup, the bw parkway is not what you want to commit to. there's also the option of 29 and route 1 depending on wherenn you are traveling to. let's continue with the cameras and show what you else we have on the roads this morning. inbound on route by, your lanes are open, no problems to report, traveling 202, you will find that heavy volume here to accompany the drive northeast. southbound kenilworth avenue onn the brake approaching pennsylvania avenue.pe there's a delay forming on 295 headed for the 11th street bridge. this is northbound i-95, at thee prince william parkway.llia we hamd accident activity on the ramp, now on the shoulder heavy volume out of wood bridge headee northbound toward lorton. lo that is check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you.>>> >>> it turns out a planned plan protest may all be a hoax. the man behind it toll the washington post he wanted to ruffle some feathers when hewh made comments about 3,000 truckers coming to our area, bua there's no real plans to taketo over the highway, apparently. he is lik

parkway still seeing problems as you travel in jessup this morning. avoid it. use i-95 instead. see your volumes increasing. route 29 another option. route 1 as well. >>> thank you, danella. that is ne"news 4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next with hundreds of never-before-seen pictures of the kennedy family. pictures of the kennedy family. we'll for the first time ever, i am supporting a democrat for governor. i am proud to support terry mcauliffe because he's focused on creating jobs for the commonwealth. i hope you'll join me and vote for terry mcauliffe for governor. >>> good morning. shame, as the bodies of fallen soldiers return to the u.s., this morning members of congress get set to reverse course and allow death benefits for families. will this force real action on the government shutdown? >>> breaking overnight, under arrest. an undercover new york city police detective facing charges on his alleged role in the violent attack on a family. >>> and the kennedy album. the men and women at the center of the most famous political fa

is>>> still following breaking news on bw parkway traveling in jessup, maryland, southbound all of your lanes are blocked just south of 175. you could see here just a moment ago all the cars were jammed so it looked like authorities are forcing them off of the roadway but no other volume will be allowed to pass. here is what's happening. multiple accidents. so not just one accident, multiple accidents are reported southbound bw parkway south of 175 and i want to show you on the map here so you can see delays are growing. the best alternate. i-95 is your best bet. no delays at all the. the here is 175. if you jump over prior to 175, jump over at 100, anyways and clear as you continue southbound to the beltway. taking the beltway itself, no issues to report. inner loop and outer loop. outer loop folks driving from i-95 to i-270 easy ten-minute trip. no accidents here and also i'm keeping my eye on the rails. they're not report iing delays. aaron and eun? >>> danella, thank you. today will be a tough day for one army ranger's family. a dignified transfer ceremony for private first class co

according to the baltimore sun a jessup produce vendor said they owe them more than $200,000 in unpaidms. 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's fastest most reliable internet and unbeatable picture quality. and now you can take your fios entertainment wi

. >>> we continue to follow a fatal vent on the bw parkway in jessup. a u.s.the victim but it is causing major delays. >> we have some good news. northbound is completely open in 295 but the southbound is still redirected at 175. how do you get around this? south of of the city limits you will have to use 95 but the problem with 95 is it is jammed up. try to suse u.s. 1 if you can. i haven't seen much activity on u.s. 1 just yet. west side of the beltway, a new crash. wilkins avenue. and a vehicle fire, pulaski highway at joppa road to be concerned about this morning. we will talk about the traffic again coming up inside "good morning america." and now a look at the forecast. >>> maryland's most powerful radar, the rain is moving from south to north. we will get in on the action through the remainder of of the day. we are talking more about the evening time frame. the commute home. you can be seeing some wet weather across the area. and this rain is going to linger for a while. and we go outside in urbanna, and we have mostly cloudy skies. across the area. and

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. >> let's hear from roy next who is from jessup, georgia, who is on the republicans line. caller: hello. >> hi, roy. go ahead. caller: i have a question. if obama's wife, michelle, was to happen to come in at the dinner table and told obama -- >> roy, we'll let you go there. the house is gaveling back in. o resolution 79. joint resolution making continuing appropriations for certain components. department of homeland security -- components of the department of homeland security for fiscal year 2014 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: is the gentlewoman opposed? >> i am opposed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman qualifies. the clerk will report the motion. the gentlewoman will suspend. you need to send your motion to the clerk so it can be reported. the clerk will now report the motion. the clerk: ms. shea-porter of new hampshire moves to recommit the joint resolution, house joint resolution 79, to t