now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what's normal now ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ normalhe reflektors, we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, folks. stay tuned for the premier of chris hardwick's new show@midnight starting now.

now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what's normal now ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ normalhe reflektors, we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, folks. stay tuned for the premier of chris hardwick's new show@midnight starting now. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, alan greenspan. alan greenspan joining us. our top story tonight shutdown fallout. the republican shut down was so offensive top even independents and moderates that this country looks like it's poised to turn bluer than a smurf's balls after dry humping a bottle of windex. [cheers and applause] i can't believe we have a picture for that. [laughter] all the democrats have to do to gain like an 80% to 20% advantage in this country, all that stands in their way, is a mildly competent impation of the health care policy they battled so hard to keep. let's take a look. >> the word glitch has b

the first one leaving at 5:30 instead of the normal 6:00 departure time. this gentleman right here, you learned in july during the bart strike that you had to take the ferry to get to s.f., give me an idea of what your normal day would be like as far as when you get up compared to what you are doing this morning. >> well, the normal day is not today for a variety of reasons, including i have a 7:30 teleconference call. so i have to be to work by then. >> reporter: normally you would get into bart? >> normally i get in from 8:30 or so, but today -- today i have to make the 5:30 ferry or the 6:15 or i'm toast. >> reporter: that's the reason you are here an hour early. so how much earlier did you have to get up this morning? >> well, again, i would have been up earlier anyway, but from normal, oh, god, three hours. >> reporter: oh, boy. what's your message to bart or the unions or management or whoever? >> i just hope they resolve it quickly. that's it. >> reporter: best of luck to you. enjoy the ferry ride. he still has about a 15-minute wait. now, last july

the normal high is is now 64 degrees, i misspoke. 64 is the normal high. we are right now just a little bit cooler than this time yesterday by about 2 degrees. it's just going to be a pattern we stay locked in. as a result of the colder air we have a freeze watch in effect for late night into friday morning. temperatures expected in all those areas shaded to drop below freezing. marty i guess depending on the size of your dog it's going to be cold. >> reporter: it's going to be a five dog night. i'll the -- tell you that up front. there's a big dome of canadian high pressure that opened up the door to central canada. this is our first real blast out of that area this season. now, i want you also to note that graphic. look at the lake effect that's coming across the great lakes. notice on our watch, warning and advisory graphic we have added lake effects, no showers. the point is take a look just north and west. what our current temperatures are, chicago 41, detroit 43 degrees. the actual deepest part of that air is moving towards us. we're looking at lows

normally about 45.in fact, every minute that goes by, there might be more than 25 trains at this time. 6:33. this is a look at the road sensors. 80 is taking a beating though coming in from richmond. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. that's our breaking news we're following for you right now. 30 minutes ago bart started limited service after early morning commuter chaos and confusion out there. bart says it was a staffing problem. they had to get the workers in. that delayed the trains which were supposed to start at 4:00 this morning. the trains finally started running at 6 a.m. but you should expect delays 30 to 45 minutes at least. just a short time ago, bart spokesman explained what was causing this morning's delays. >> the unions were working hard to get the word out to their members. but for someone who gets to work at 3 or 4 in the morning, they are not often staying up late at night watching television. it's only natural they are trickling in and coming in as minute by minute goes by. >>

going to feel much more normal. by later wednesday, thursday, maybe into friday, a chance of showers returns. a slight chance of stormy weather, under a slight risk of severe weather. the main threats today damaging wind gusts. each in this area, especially north of us, an isolated tornado can't be ruled out. if you don't have our weather call, that will call you and warn you if there is a specific warning right where you are. 78 degrees, showers and storms today, 54 tonight with 40s in the suburbs. clouds increase on wednesday, upper 60s with a chance for a shower more likely thursday and friday. even a chance through the weekend. >>> okay is back. >> it looks more like fall now. if you are planning to head over to the beltway, it looks more like a normal rush hour again. the beltway, the inner loop side had been shut down for over two hours with a deadly overnight accident. unfortunately now the good news is all lanes have been reopened. the bad news is still traffic getting through there. you can see that heavy t

not as bad as it could be but a lot worse than normal. we are looking at contra costa county via the maps here. you can see highway slow as it always is. but 680 doesn't look that bad yet. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news at 6:00 the worst fears of 400,000 daily bart riders is now reality. you are taking a live look at the lake merritt bart station where bart worker are on strike once again. the entire transit system shut down for the second time in three months. and at this point no new talks are scheduled. trains stopped running early this morning leaving hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters scrambling for other ways to get to work. one bart union leader spoke if few hours ago. >> i've been doing this 25 years as a labor organizer. as a leader of a union. i have never seen a process like this. and i actually questioned the ability of grace and the district to understand how to get a collective bargaining agreement. >> both the unions and bart management agreedth two sides were close to an agreement on economic

for the month, we're actually a little, just a smidge above normal, or what would be considered normal for the month. sitting at a little over 4 and a half inches below average of rainfall. good news, though, in a way is that we do have rainfall on the way. we have a system that is forming offer the coast of the carolinas. it's a coastal area of low pressure. that's going to be providing us with some rainfall as early as tomorrow night. bob will have more details on that. i am live with the wjz mobile weather lab here at canton crossings. back to you guys on tv hill. >>> thank you, chelsea and bob. let's check on thed radios now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >>> hi, denise. hi, everyone. well, let's update you on the major water main break in the parkville area. it does have putty hill avenue completely closed off now. kings ridge road, closed between perring parkway. we have water gushing out, already damaging the roadway. to get around that, your best case now is to take taylor avenue. but we'll bring you more information as it becomes available, when we fin

we are 2.3 inches below normal. we just made it over the 28 inch mark for the year, total precipitation 4.6 inches below normal, even with the decent downpour today. temperatures are cooling off. we are turning back toward normal with the passage of this front. the high today, 75 degrees. he might go below 59 before midnight. temperatures are steadily dropping. 62 at bwi marshall. still some clouds around, but the rain has moved pretty much along the beaches, from coastal new jersey down to ocean city, moving out to sea. will continue to clear from the north and west. about 54 downtown. a northwest breeze averaging five mph to 10 mph. tomorrow should be a much different day. cooler, less humid. sunshine returns. a little on the breezy side. small craft advisories may extend into tomorrow. a gust of 20 knots. it could get a little bumpy on the open waters of the day with the two foot chop. we are heading to the mountains to look at some of the fall colors. it will be chilly at night. highs only in the mid to upper 50

well above normal. this afternoon, we were 83. that's 11 degrees above normal. now, during the last three weeks. temperatures are pretty much average. to slightly below average. we're going to balance things out over the next couple of weeks. maybe the next week for sure. to our north, cloud activity. much cooler air up in canada. and quite a bit warmer. most of the country now is running at or above normal for this time in october. scattered shower activity on the gulf coast. pretty typical and more humid down there. for us, it's not going to get humid. but warm. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, winds coming down the mountains. could get us up into the mid- 80s as you mentioned. so we have high pressure over the carolinas. it's going to ciedged of sink a little further to the south. and around that high, you have circulation out of the south and southwest. or the west by the time it gets here. mild air coming in from the south and southwest. means much above normal temperatures. this front is going to wash out. behind the slightly cooler air. just really just a sea

that is a radical departure from the normal 6000 on a normal day.he first vote takes off at 5:00 a.m., in a vallejo but here at jack london and square 530 this morning% there's also going to be extended service this morning and throughout the day and there is a this important note. there will be enhanced service for this week and if the strike carries through saturday and sunday. that's a lot information and there's a lot more. we put this all on our web site at kron4 dot com. there some special tabs you can go and to the website link on that and find out when those services are going to be it for you. as you can see where there's nobody really setting up commuter wise yet but we are going to be out here for a while. we will love to hear from you on our twitter pages. if you're at the vallejo terminal right now please take a picture and then send it to bonds or you can take a picture and send it to our facebook page 3 we would like to be able to track your commute to that. we are going to be here throughout the morning to provide updates as far as h

that's very well above normal. the normal is just under 1.5 inches. as for the year we are also above normal now thanks to that storm that brought us all the rain thursday and friday and into part of the weekend. 1.32 inches above normal for the year. we're going to get more rain in the forecast. bob will have those details coming up in your complete first warning weather forecast. now back inside. >> thank you. >>> ravens fans have major concr yesterday's loss to the packers. mark viviano is live at the team's training complex with what coach john harbaugh had to say this afternoon and reaction with our wjz fan cam. hi. >> reporter: hi. the ray vens have long prided themselves as an organization that is strong on defense and can always run the ball on offense. coach john harbaugh eluded to that in his press conference today. the defense played pretty well against the packers yesterday. allowing just one touchdown. the running game of the ravens never got going. that's become a reoccurring problem. >> it's become a particular and at times frightening

normally we should be 72. so well above average.he record on this date, may come close by the end of the week. 89 degrees set back in 1986. high pressure in control just to the south of baltimore. that is bringing a southwesterly wind flow. so we get a southwest wind, that kicks all the mild air from the south to the north. then beyond that north of this warm front there's cooler air. in fact you can see it in the 40s and 50s. well north of the state. you go south into nashville, memphis 73. that is the heat moving from south to north. you look at the map, this is why we're having problems this morning. the government shutdown, no observations here. but otherwise memphis with a high of 9 odegrees today. that is the mild air pushing in. by the way this is way above average. memphis 12, some parts 15 degrees beyond where we should be this time of year. this is tropical storm jerry, wave it goodbye. no issue to the mainland but there's a system we have to watch now over the caribbean. it's got about a 30% chance of development over the

normally they would be open for visitors. i refreshes getting engaged one night on my birthday actually on top stefps the lincoln memorial but, i digress. there seem lot of fewer people than normal out here tonight. in section is of went park. climbing over barricades to get close look at the martin luther king memorial. all of that despite possibility of having to pay a $50 fine. >> they could give you ticket. what do i do with it? could you have pay fine. >> how much is fine? it might be worth it? of. >> if you spend your wait for your whole life to get here. that's a hefty fine i think for coming just side playing some volleyball. >> well so far does seem any one getting ticketed but i guess could you sauce that arch men of first degree thank you very much. take look weather live look just side. it was beautiful paint karen but it is normal. for start of workweek. we have your answer. hello well lot of people in good news return to cooler weather because of frontal system going to be west of us now. going start coming thro

you'll never get a good definition that there is no big definition of normal. because it is not what is abnormal or it gets to what is not normal and if you look at the entomology are the statistical meeting or the sociological median it is always arbitrary where you draw the line. in 1960 the first since this of mental disorders there's six now we have a couple hundred and 25 percent of the population will be labeled as mentally disordered and 50 percent lifetime pretty soon everyone will have disorder's before they die. every time you make a small change even like gaspers we did not realize we could have tripled the rate of classic got to some. we've never retrieved it would go one out of tanner one that of 81 of 51 dash 38 in korea. the rates our arbitrary it is a populist boundary. if you change the definition you capture millions of patients. if we do ask fervors would have exploded it we would have included it. it is a problem for some especially at the level that you occupy. >> you use the metaphor about david and goliath you used to be goliath the edito

it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> san jose's police department could face a staffing crisis as members of the graduating academy class look for work elsewhere. nearly half of them are exploring job opportunities with other police agencies. a handful of those have committed to those agencies. the san jose police department has seen a number of the officers leaving over issues with the city concerning pay and retirement benefits. the department has lost nearly 100 officers a year during the past two years. >>> work on the high-speed rail project has begun. engineers started setting up the first 30-mile segment near fresno. $68 billion project is expected to bring hundreds of well-paying jobs to the region. however, some people there don't trust the plan. many are losing farms or businesses that have been in their familie

and if you normally don't drive your car. i can understand why you might not want to have fasttrack because you do have to pay in advance for your fares. and they do hold your money. now which you want to do with this morning. might be a good reason. but that's what will happen. if you don't have fasttrack and drive for one of the fasttrack only lanes. the ticket snapshot of your license plate sending you a notice to pay a toll. >>george: up with these backups now. this is the interstate 80 approach. this is the 24 approach to the bridge street with this nimitz freeway. backed up through downtown oakland. i don't remember seen this before. this is quite unusual to see it this traffic print to the san mateo bridge well we've passed the tipping point. this is not the result of an accident not the result of a stall this is too many cars and not enough lanes as alternate to the bay bridge this morning. it was bound happen and it has. let's look at some more east bay traffic quickly. 580 still a lighter than usual ride here. heavi

they can't eat normally. they can't speak normally. they are made fun of because of their speech patterns. they're malnourished because they can't eat. >> it's a tough life. there's a lot of shame involved, and they don't go to school. they don't go outside. they're embarrassed to play. there was one girl that wouldn't even look up. >> cleft lip and palate affects their speech, and therefore, people that live outside the family would have difficulty understanding what the child is saying. oftentimes, eating becomes difficult, as well, because the palate's open, and then food comes out of the nose. >> they're hopeless, and they see us as their last resort, and oftentimes, that's what we are -- their last resort. if we're not here, there's no one else that'll do it for them. >> every child deserves a fair chance at life, whether they're our own or someone halfway across the world that we'll never see again. and these children that we meet on operation smile missions aren't even given that fair shot at life when they're born with a cleft.

if the weather goes back to normal, it will probably decrease back to normal numbers. >> we certainly hope that's the case that it doesn't increase. jim louderman, we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a tiny town in the frozen north with big dreams for olympic goals. we are going to take you there. coming up . >>> welcome back the let's get you caught up on the top stories of this hour. president obama again calls on house republicans to reopen the government. the shutdown is now in its fifth day with no end in sight. the impasse is complied guide the looming debt ceiling deadline which the treasury department says it will hit on socket 17th. the healthcare website health exchanges is getting down time for repairs. glitches have plagued the process. the site will be taken down at 1:00 a.m. eastern each night this weekend for a few hours. >>> the midwest was hit by a string of tornados. more than 15 people were injured from storms that blew through iowa, nebraska, and south dakota. >>> and we are still watching the storm system move across the upper midwest. it's

as far as the passengers themselves how is their day different from a normal day. let's talk to some of the people that i spoke with earlier this morning. >>: about an hour-and-a-half up earlier than normal. i have to drive from antioch, to hear to stand in line for another hour so i think it to south san francisco. >>: it's over with. i came from the last bart strike has started taking the ferry and i've been taken in for days a week. so bart lost my money for four days. >>: some tips for you. the ferries will run every 45 minutes starting at 633 you can expect to see this all morning long these long lines. the other advice is if you don't have a clipper card game here early because you are going to have to buy tickets before you get on the boat and also have somebody dropping off because there is not a lot of parking around here and what little they do have. >>: we know that the equipment used for the four car train battling north bound on a northbound tracked the designated that's the one. we have not verified for the train was going at that time. >>: we will fi

normally it should be around 72. that is 15 degrees above normal. the record is 89 degrees.'re actually going to test records over the next couple of days. it's sunny and 13 to 16 degrees above average. that is what youd need to know. more clouds by thursday so maybe the temperatures are 80 to 82 degrees. more heat as we go into friday where our afternoon highs could once again come close to 90. high pressure in control bringing a southwesterly wind flow. so we have the heat trapped into memphis. that is going to be pushed in our direction. we don't find storms. yes, there's moisture gathering over towards memphis, not a big deal. we're going to stay dry through the weekend. 90s, they are on the board from memphis to dallas, this is 10 to 15 degrees above where we should be. a quick look at the tropics, jerry, winds at 40 miles per hour. this is a system of concern going into the weekend. some of the forecast models will take it into the gulf of mexico. that's crazy. 87 degrees this afternoon. lauren cook, go ahead. >> i love it. very nice. fortunately if you're traveling on

the normals, upper 40s for lowe's, upper 60s for normal highs. wendy eight degrees on this day in 2001 -- 28 degrees on this day in 2001. five hundredths of one inch at bwi marshall. the rain is beginning to move in. we are below normal for the month and almost four and three- quarter inches below normal for the year. it will be kind of pesky with clouds and showers and cold temperatures the next few days. it is rainfall that we need. winds are gusting. the storm system on the outer bay of northglenn a has a tropical nature after tropical storm karen has mixed in with the storm. it will have some gusty winds, especially near the coast with the winds, unobstructed off the ocean. to 30 around salisbury. winds are gusting over 20 miles an hour near the bay and down into southern maryland. here comes the rain, spreading west and northwest right in off that ocean storm, which again is sitting south cape hatteras tonight. the rain covers much of north carolina, all of virginia, most of maryland, and parts of pennsylvania and southern new jersey as well

>> the new normal. >> this new normal. >> this is the new normal. >> what do we all mean by this new normal? well, let me show you the only way that i know how. what you're looking at is a medder for for what has been and continues to be our inability to break a budget stalemate. we continue to shimmy back and forth in mickcrmicroinkments. with the limited extension passed last night we'll be right in this very same position in just a matter of weeks. before we do this over again let's take a look at the inventory of what it has cost us. i'm a republican, after all, we like talking about costs. each day the government was closed, taxpayers lost $12.5 million an hour, $300 million a d day and $1.6 billion a week. and that's not even a hit to economic growth. as ezra klein points out, people don't much miss the 0.3 of a percentage worth of growth they didn't have in that quarter but compounded over time it's a disaster. a small blip on the radar today means huge dollars ten years from now. that's the dollars and cents. what's just as frightening about

this is the normalization of diminished expectations.is being led by the party that has long claimed ownership of the idea of american greatness. so how do they respond when challenged on their tactics? >> we're not french. >> at least the french can keep the lights on. joining me now is ben domenech, lynn parramore, and msnbc contributor, james peterson. great to have you all here. we have to start with this polling, because i think it connects precisely to this kind of bizarre age of diminished expectations that we live in, and that i think the gop, from a strictly, like messaging standpoint, is doing a terrible job on. i mean, here's the american views of the parties if the new nbc poll. negative, 40% for the democrats, 39% are positive, essentially split. republican party right now is at 53% negative and 23% positive, that's 30 points underwater. ben, you've written a lot about kind of reforming the party. what -- i cannot tell. what is this party's message to the middle class right now in this moment? >> well, i don't think the part

towardlly below normal the middle of next week. looking forward to lots of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures back to normal, upper 60's in the afternoon. a little breezy tomorrow, but a nice, bright, sunny friday. the main rain chances saturday evening after sunset. just some spotty light showers of sprinkles, and that will move through quickly. sunday should also feature lots of sunshine. at 10-15, son of friday morning at 7:20. small craft advisory on the day tomorrow -- sunup friday morning at 7:20. mountains, sunshine returns tomorrow, 55 degrees. dropping to the 30's friday night and saturday morning with a few spotty showers on saturday. on the eastern shore, chance for showers tonight but a nice, sunny day tomorrow. areas, 70 degrees temperatures for a couple more days with a few widely scattered showers. tomorrow, 68ezy degrees, upper 40's saturday morning, a sprinkle or shower saturday evening. it will turn cooler by monday 30's,g, low in the upper and then a stronger front coming through tuesday with some showers. when that

-80 had traffic increased from 50 to 100 percent above normal. allied >> now let's turn it over to robin who is watching the road this morning. >> no problems or hotspots this morning we are expecting some heavier than normal traffic today. >> the ride into san francisco you can see that it is starting to back up. >> the drive time is looking good tenants from the oak amazing to downtown san francisco. >> how 101 it is far out there with fog advisory's make sure that you have your headlights on. >> on the san mateo bridge more cars on the road looking good is about a 12 minute drive between haywood and downtowns ever since appeared >> stay with kron4 as we continue to follow the latest on the bart strike. >> check again on kron4 dock come, also are facebook and twitter pages. >> you also download our mobile app to get pushed alerts for the late his at bart information. >> in other bay area news a popular is in critical but stable condition after being shot in east oakland. >> police say it happened yesterday on this sunny side street near 92nd ju

the normal cardiac function wasn't true. >> well, i'm not responsible for that. i don't know what took place between the doctors. >> this idea that you had this respected heart surgeon from texas who didn't see you, didn't examine you, and then writes something saying that you have normal cardiac function, that just wasn't true, mr. vice president. >> ask dr. cooley about that. >> but, sir, you saw it. >> listen to me, i think the bottom line was after the task of being vice president and there's no question. i think based upon the fact that i did it for eight years that they were right. >> how were they able to say that you were able to do the job? >> the way i look at it, sanjay, is first of all, i didn't seek the job. the president came to me and asked me to be his vice president. the party nominated me. the doctors that consulted on it reached a common conclusion, the people elected me. now, what basis do you want to override that decision making process, do you want to have an offshoot here where we come check with sanjay gupta and say, gee, is he up to the

normally the lake merit bart station would be pretty busy by now. we have seen people coming and going, but the doors are locked. no one inside. the escalators aren't moving and the elevators aren't moving. no one here. we have not seen any commuters even come by to try, so they got word that the bart trains aren't rolling this morning. i want to mention that bart does have an offer on the table. and they wanted their union to take it to the members to have them vote on it. they have until october 27th to go ahead and do that, but from what we heard this morning from the executive director of seiu, it doesn't sound likely they are willing to do that. reporting live in oakland, kristy smith, "today in the bay." >> based on what union leaders are saying, it doesn't sound like it's headed in the right direction at all. >>> we'll take a look at the roads. mike has shots from the chopper. >> a lot of red taillights. >> things changed very quickly and dramatically at the bay bridge toll plaza. marla, you said that looks like a small city and it does. it's

a chilly 35. 40 now and is now the normal low temperature. 49 is now the normal low temperature. is beginning to move in from the north and west. only 63 in hancock and 55 in frostburg. is comingrthy air from. as the showers move off the coast and the skies clear, we will see temperatures in our northwest suburbs reach the upper 40's by morning. sunset this evening at 6:39. a northwest breeze at five mph to 10 mph. the remnants of what was once tropical storm karen. this is right up over the atlantic. it may develop just a bit. on futurecast.t pressure settles in. want to the south as the next batch of clouds develop. some rain eventually moves in for the ocean and back toward baltimore, late wednesday night into thursday. it will depend on how far off the coast. but the potential is there to pick up more rain in the middle of the week. a little breezy. enough wind on the bay to have a small craft advisory right now. but wind will continue gusting to 20 knots tomorrow, with two foot waves. high temperatures only in the 50's. that is more like it for october. the leaves are turnin

they behaved like a normal family.ings that have been reported badly or wrongly. at first, the children speak normally german. they communicate as anybody does. they walk as anybody does. also what has been reported about elizabeth, she is a normal-looking woman. very attractive person. if you meet her and see her, the most important point right now is that she has the feeling that the kids are happy. they feel comfortable and that gives her i would say the best relief. >> since elizabeth frizzle's long night began, so much has changed, but she retains a working knowledge of a world she last saw when ronald reagan was president of the united states. >> elizabeth let's say is led back out to a world she once knew in which she can remember and is reflected on television. the others, the children will be let us and have to be taught how to live. in most senses that were not simulated downstairs will have to be stimulated. >> some days you go with rain and you want to see for the first time rain. i never experienced that.

. >> i feel normal. i feel like i could be anyone walking amongst someone who, you know, everybody looks at anymore, like, weird. i'm just normal, and i look great, and i get compliments on my hair all the time. >> welcome back. let's get right to the root of the problem -- hair loss and what causes it. now, hair loss affects more than 70 million people in north america today -- 40 million men and 30 million women. that's a lot of people. some people try products that claim to regrow hair only to find out a few hundred dollars later that they didn't work. don't waste your money on unproven remedies. if you care about how you look and you want to get your hair back, let's hear from some of the world-class doctors in our network. >> by far, the most common cause of hair loss is genetic. by age 50, 50% of the adult population have experienced enough hair loss to be noticeable. >> hair loss is different for

it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> a homeowner in the east bay is furious with a neighbor tonight who she says killed her two dogs. it happened in brentwood but authorities say that it doesn't appear a crime was committed, though the dogs were beaten and burned. abc 7 news explains why. >> these bags of ashes are all that is left of ellen's beloved pets. >> i won't be the same. i can't even begin to tell you the kind of loss

our normal high is 64 degrees. we will get up into the range. today starting off on the chilly side. we're at 30 degrees at bwi. this is the coolest reading so far. this is an overnight low. this is probably the official low for the day. freeze warning in effect because of the temperatures fluctuatering until 9:00. the sun will come up, temperatures will start to moderate and warmup, to about 57 degrees. breezy and patchy clouds after a good bit of sunshine. and the lows down into the 30s. we will have your the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast coming up. >> all right. thanks, tim. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. for the second time this week, maryland attorney general and democratic candidate for governor, doug gansler tackles issues surrounding his presence at a party where underage drinking may have been going on. pat warren with more. >> reporter: attorney general doug gansler pictured at a team party where underage drinking mall have by going on, trigger as firestorm of questions about what sh

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normal daytime highs -- i mean normal daytime high is like 64. today 66 the high. normal overnight low mid-40s. 45 overnight. tomorrow look at that, we dive below normal. as a matter of fact at one point over the five-day we're 10 degrees below normal. 56 thursday, 54 friday, 56 saturday, 59 sunday. other than the temperatures it is just a continued run, a really sunny, pleasant fall weather. once you get by this bump in the road, tomorrow afternoon through sunday, beautiful. >>> the rush now from sharon in traffic control. >> good morning. a few new bumps in the roads that could get in the way. first an accident on 175 at 32, another in upper co, route 30, hanover pike at frye road. 665 near riva rote. an accident at goth at overview, a watermain break now on joppa, that is 7 oaks avenue, all lanes blocked there. speeds now in the 40s on the top and west sides of the beltway. there's a look at the speeds on 95 southbound, just dipping below that posted speed limit there. a live look there at the delays at the top side of the beltway at harford road and another loo