. >>> come to me to patterson park. >> why don't you mention the places where kids are taking progress. you talk in coded language about the kids that aren't exceeding. >> i'll always talk about the kids that are being denied their rights. >> you never talk about the things doing well. >> when the kids are denied rights and flunking tests -- >> and you want to cut their funding for education and you cut school construction funding. >> you cut $150 million out of -- >> and they had other heated exchanges on jobs and economy and the taxes. you'll be able to decide tonight on wjz-13 for more. back to you. >>> thank you, pat. you can see the first television debate tonight at wjz-13. denise koch is the moderator as you saw. it's broadcast tonight at 7:00. >>> a man is behind bars for hiring a man to kill his wife. he wanted a hit man to kill his wife, elizabeth. it's a shock to everyone, friends and family at this point. >> they were issues regarding the potential of possible out come of the divorce. apparently, mr. boyd wanted to avoid them. >> and she was planning on divorcing her husban

. >> why don't you come to me -- with me to patterson park school? why don't you ever mention the places where kids are making progress? you always talk in very coded language about kids that are not succeeding. you never talk about the things they're doing well. >> for the most part, the candidates did not stray from the most oft repeated campaign themes, jobs and taxes. >> jobs have suffered under your watch and you know it. >> he did not lower taxes on any group of people. >> the reason i'm running in this campaign is because of the class warfare stuff. >> staffers for both candidates were very quick to claim victory for their man after this debate. you have an opportunity to decide yourself when it airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. on maryland public set -- public television. became the'malley maryland gov. after beating mr. ehrlich in 2006. before that, he was a baltimore city mayor and councilman. mr. ehrlich, who grew up in maryland, served in the u.s. house. >> a developing story in southwest washington, that is where there was a real crash on the mo

and north patterson park at east fayette. one in gambrels. meantime, if you're traveling in the city, we have a water main break. we have a live picture, i'm told, of that water main break. and it is blocking argon drive, between alameda and loch raven drive. your best bet there is to take cold spring lane. looks like we have traffic getting by in both directions now. blocking the right lane. obviously it's going to be causing some distraction as well. looks like everything will be running smoothly. meanwhile, we have a look at speeds on the beltway. drive times and speeds. slowest spots now, 28 miles an hour. that's going to be on the top side inner loop or outer loop. with a 19-minute drive time. taking a live look outside at the west side at green spring avenue. heavy volume there, but everything is running at least a little bit there. there's a look at 895 at the tum. and look at the beltway at 83. this traffic report is brought to you by dfw designer shoes warehouse. back to you. >> thank you very much, sharon. >>> and it's a beautiful w

just minutes later detectives say he pulled another woman into patterson park and attempted to rape her. according to charging documents perez used the make up of his previous victim to lure his second victim back to a stray mattress in the park. she too got away and police say it was patrolman working in concert with detectives that night that were able to make the connection and apprehend perez. >> this is as good as we can investigate cases it's true collaboration between patrol and cid. they are attacking the problem from both sides. >> reporter: this is one of the new cases solved underneath the new leadership of the sexual assault unit. a unit undergoing massive change to correct the problems of the past, a change now funded in part by the state. >> it's giving us additional resources that we can make sure we're doing a good job and doing it in a timely fashion. >> reporter: the mayor's office announced a grant from the governor's office to help in sexual assault investigations. $278,000 toward new equipment victims advocate and training for officers. money the mayor's office appl

. >> why don't you come with me to patterson park charter school you don't mention the places where kids are making progress. you always talk, bob n. very code language about the kids that are not succeeding. >> reporter: now o'malley and ehrlich have at least two more debates scheduled before election day including a live forum this thursday at noon in dc. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> all right, and just a reminder, today is the last day to register to vote. a hand delivered cop iest voter registration storms needs to be brought to the board of election by nine tonight so if you are mailing it in the form the form need to be postmarked by today. >>> city police are planning a imagine announcement for tomorrow regarding new funding to help find illegal guns. this comes at a pretty good time. we have a very violent week end in baltimore city. there have been seven murders since friday including one where a 78-year-old man was found stabbed to death inside the home. police commissioner met with the district commanders to assess what happened. and now police do say violence on wee

route will lead them to east baltimore so, eastern avenue will be closed between linwood and patterson park avvnues and another road closure light street will be shut down. there will be parking resttictionness effect along the route so, keep that in mind. for a ist go to fox baltimore.com and click on news link. >>> it's tenth anniversary of the baltimore marathon and this event will affect everybody. >> we have a much clossr ook at some of the reasonn why this is becoming a baltimore tradition. >> as the 22,000 runners they are a lake of miles nd wet. -- sweat. >> the reason i'm running is two sttge two melanoma.gnosed with >> she has recovered bbt she is running forrher aunt. >> it just kind of turned into let's doothis all together. >> nicole reconnected with two high school friends. >> drag you across the finish line type of person. >> it's been about 20 years but it's almost like no timm has passaged for some it's about camaraderie. for others it's g b getting here. >> they look at you. are you sure this is a good idea? >> madeline was diagnosed with asthma last year and she decided t

. >> come with me to patterson park why don't you. >> i been to those schools. >> why doesn't you mention the places where kids are making progress? you always talk in very coded language about the kids that aren't succeeding. >> reporter: now o'malley and you recallic have at least two more debates scheduled before election day including a live forum in dc this thursday. linda so, abc2 news. >>> a reminder to all of us, we have several more hours to register to vote for the november 2nd general election. deadline is nine tonight. registration forms will be accepted by mail after the deadline but only if they have today's postmark. forms are available at county election offices and state motor vehicles, social services and health department offices. and you can find the latest candidate news along with useful links and voter information online at abc2news.com and click on the political section under the news tab. >>> it's now 5:02. you will see increased patrols in several areas including baltimore city here. because of our violent weekend there have been seven murders, seven, since frida

. >> reporter: for seniors who can't make it to patterson park on thanksgiving, volunteers bring themeals to them. >> seems kind of strange we're talking about thanksgiving and about the fall. and it's definitely fall. >> it just hit you in the face fall today. and temperatures are going to remain low the next couple of days, still with a chance of rain, but this is what we're seeing outside right now. it is only 52 degrees. still some rain and drizzle out there in first doppler radar. and we'll have all of this when we return. ma'am, can you identify,,, the other airline that charged you bag fees? that's it. that one...right there. exactly how much did the other airlines make off with? ♪ it was like $25. was that one-way? or roundtrip? roundtrip. $50? did you have a second bag? yes. mm! it was $35. that's $120 roundtrip. [ gasps ] oh! ah! ♪ [ ding ] >>> our rainfall amounts aren't going to be very high because they'll be on the lighter side. it's more of that nuisance drizzle. see the clouds trying to break up around here. winds are out of the north and that's going to keep the cool

the pivotal point is mile 16 starting at the edge of patterson park. you can see the difference between the everyday pace and the elite pace. it's nice to contrast these two because it gives you some sense of how fast the leaders run. fast or slow, whether you walk or sprint, you are looking at these people. they are running on the exact same course as the men and women who win this. you don't do that in football or baseball. >> that is really what make this is such a unique event. you have the chance to follow the foot steps of the best people in this sport. these are talented and devoted runners. >> that was interesting when we saw the piece about the 60 baltimore police officers. anyone who has trained for a marathon can tell you not only is it physically crueling, it's hard to get the time. that's a lot of extra time. for the elite runners, this is their full time job. nor the back of the pack, it's like a second job. they are doing it for the love of it, the challenge. for many people, this my be the most challenging they ever do. >> usually about

pumpkin carving in the park and we mean the park patterson park.eed on saturday october 23rd, 10:30 until 11:30. and you have to register ahead of time. 8 bucks for pumpkins pick out perfect one and come load it with creative ideas and make your pumpkin and see which is the best one in the patch. >> did you call me pumpkin? >> yes. >> joe will be opening a new restaurant today. it's the grill at pierce's landing formerly pierce's plantation. monday through saturday 4 to 10 and sunday brunch and dinner. and it's there in the 65 years this place has been going. >> wow. >> pierce is plantation and went through couple hands but now joe's take over and will make it a good place to go. and if you have an convenient you want to see mentioned on the air, e-mail ons we may select yours and put it on good morning, maryland, at 9. >> we will get it on the air for you. we will be right back. [ man ] no huddle. they've got -- [ static ] [ male announcer ] are pixilated pictures, frozen images and weather-related glitches part of your regular tv schedule? time t

. >> come to me to patterson park elementary school. >> have i been there. >> why don't you mention the place where kids are making progress? you always talk, bob, and very coded language about the kids that are not succeeding. >> i will always talk about the kids who are being denied constitution ago rights. >> but you never talk about the things that they are doing well do you. >> reporter: but jobs, tax and the state's future remained the focus. >> you doubled the unemployment rate under your watch and you know it. it is your record. >> he didn't lower taxes on any group that we thought to protect loopholes for big coring's in that's the class war stuff you know the reason i am running is because of that class warfare stuff. >> reporter: christian shaver abc2 now is. >> o-- schaffer abc2 news. >> they have at least two more debates scheduled including a debate in washington post coming up on thursday. >>> good morning maryland continues. the -- they are twork help the fight against breast cancer. it's about pink extension. and if you are soon to be a mother there's a new program that

. >> and patterson park. there's a lot of sounds and it's every day sounds you don't realize that you hear. >> so i am sitting maybe at my house and the bus comes by and i think i want to include that in this. so what does somebody do how do they get involved in. >> easy and free. you just go to the website go to www.hosta.org/sound scape and register and there are step by step direction for how to record a sound and upload a sound and i think it's awesome so it starts on the 10th and. >> give us all the information again we will try to put it up on the screen for those of you at home and if you didn't get it, it will be on the website but give us the information. >> so again it's from there you will be able to register and get step by step directions for the best way to record and upload sounds. so the site as well as a way to contact us if you run into problems while recording sounds. >> okay. great and hafa. >> that's right. >> hafa.org and you have to come back when it's completed and give us a sample. >>

park to the edge of the hopkins campus, touch on the inner harbor, through little italy, camden, patterson park yards. 26.2 miles. here is how they finished a year ago. alphonce yatich from kenya finished for the men and the woman said a record. julius ketter who won in 2008 as well as on the women's side, wref the winner of the 2005 race. >> a lot of credit to under armour who has signed on to sponsor this race for several more years. under armour has allowed them to increase the purse year after year. it is $23,000 this year for the leading man and woman. they'll tell you it is the money that draws most of the elite athletes. the more elite athletes that come, the more records are broken, the more press teaing this race gets. >> we touched earlier about how much this race has evolved. the purse from year one was $1,000. and now one quarter of the purse of the boston marathon. >> i think the total purse here is about $140,000. one of the top ten richest races in the country. that means a lot. the marathon is the march kwee race. this is a very challenging course. did you see the jugler. jug wi

pacific ocean, or chuck patterson who smartly stayed on his board while two great white sharks circled underneath. >> i think i'll stick to my aquarium right here in aquatic park[ laughter ] >> that's the dennis i know. >> reporter: as you can see, it's a work in progress. but at least we're working towards progress. that's it from at&t park. >> no, no, no. >> let's see the shirt. come on. let's see the shirt. >> there it is. >> oh. >> turn around. >> i'm on the bandwagon! >> oh,yeah! >> don't forget whose shirt that is. bring it home now. >> it's dana king's and i'm bringing it home. >> see you at 10:00 and 11:00. what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now, let's review. capital one interestplus savings... at three times more. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? are you a pisces? what's in your wallet? as a prosecutor, you never forget the cases where children are hurt. they stay with you. i'm kamala harris, and it's why i st