to the north of 580 dublin, livermore, altamont, basco road, highland road, camino fast harrah all the camino tassajara, all the way down getting pounded by heavier rain. 680 and 580 meet into the sunol grade, still getting healthy rain in the south bay. some of those winds gusting faster than 35 miles per hour, father field, napa, oakland, hayward, -- livermore up to 49 sfo, 32 at half moon bay, 18 novato, only five at santa rosa because the front is starting to move through. the fastest winds and heaviest rains now through 10:00, showers for noon more scattered showers 4:00 and through your evening hours. >>> san jose live shot of 87 northbound past hp pavillion, accident we thought one car was involved now once again another emergency crew on the scene there you can see traffic is just stopped there and maybe the far right lane possibly getting by but still major delays northbound 87 in san jose i would take 101 or perhaps 280 to get past that or 85. bay bridge toll, lights on the span are out, we are checking about metering lights they don't usually come on this time of the morning

roads are whe we have an accident at owings mills. southbound 795 and showing some delays down to the beltway. these closures no longer in effect at philadelphia road. you may find one lane closed in each direction at philadelphia road. continued closures at madison street. charles street and 21st, watch for closures. 70 is building in volume in the eastbound direction as you approach the beltway. this is 95 at the tydings memorial bridge. not showing any delays in here. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. it is turkey time. ava marie in reisterstown. >> i learned the turkey call last year. have all your turkeys. these are for christmas and those are four things giving. >> they will be processed tomorrow. >> let's hear the turkey call. it is pretty infamous. do you hear that? tom turkey.a time turk >> you can order your own turkey for christmas or thanksgiving. we have the rain this morning. rain lasting through midday. very chilly in the next couple of days with highs in the 50's. >> ava marie and a few hundred of her favorite fr

philadelphia road is shut down for a while between joppa farm road and bradshaw road. several people injured. we will bring you the latest. we are following it all morning on abc2news.com. >> all right. great. >> recap of the weather. >> yeah. >> football weather? >> good football weather for sunday and we have a few showers mainly to the south but high pressure will begin to move in so you will get sunshine on your birthday birthday boy. >> happy birthday charley. >> thank you for that. >> okay quickly now you talked about football weather and what football players are doing. >> head to abc2news.com because we have a list of things going on in the community ed reid feeding 300 families. >> you have ray lieu apes ray rice so many getting involved a great way to give back. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why were declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays! the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ laughs ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. starts with ground beef, unions, and peppers baked

wilkens avenue closed for ongoing road work. we are doing pretty well with drive times at the moment. 10 minutes to travel south of 95 from the beltway to 32. to and from cecil county, so far so good. take this as your alternate to westbound rte. 40. you can see here at the haten memorial bridge, all westbound lanes remain closed. that is the very latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story this morning as he travels through northeast baltimore, two water main breaks has two roads impassible this morning. >> they are hoping the one on cold spring will be fixed in the next couple of days but this one on new york road could be trickier. we have been watching a bulldozer go deep into a hole pulling out concrete and dirt -- the first one broke on cold spring lane early during the morning rush. just about 1 mile and a half away where we are in the 4600 block of york road, this one broke. they're saying it has nothing to do with the hurricane, but the culprit is old age. >> it is one of the things that happens with old infrastructure

a lot of road work on the toll road in each direction between hunter mill road. a heads up as you head ou tthe door. 2709 travel lanes are open. if you head beyond hagerstown, eastbound 70 is closed. as we head down to the beltway traffic lanes are open by georgia ave. they are getting ready to wrap up the construction here at 193 university boulevard. >> 41 degrees out there. >> drivers might want to avoid one part of montgomery county. >> the sentence is life in prison without parole for the man who shot gabrielle giffords. six other people were killed. and a court room loughner was sentenced as her husband looked on. in a statement he said -- he later spoke with diane sawyer. >> use their right in his eyes. what did you see? -- jus dare write in his eyes? i saw a person who has mental illness and also somebody who knew where he was and why he was there. >> he said he is proud of his wife for staying strong. as part of a plea deal, he avoids a death sentence. >> 22-year-old was hit october 20 while crossing the straight near ridge road and university boulevard.

what is going on out the roads? >> basically we have a lot of the wet roads and we are asking motorists to please slow down and give plenty of distance between you and the car ahead of you and focus on getting to work safely. >> tracy, one of the outages or one of the dangers comes from the out takes we see it here on the about -- out ages when it here on the bay bridge and richmond san rafael bridge what is happening with those maybe the cause and when is the estimated time for getting them back on? >> we contacted pg&e and our for caltrans to investigate what is the source. as you can see the lights -- i'm sorry, it is lights affected are the streupblgss of lights. so, we are asking motorists to drive slowly, carefully and give plenty of follow distance. as soon as we get to the bottom of the problem and resolved we will. >> string of lights on the bay bridge, metering lights are not working, what about the tolls? >> i don't have any information on that at this point. from what i understand the tolls are working f

they had a rock in the road. the road is closed. when the road is closed, everybody gets excited. okay, what is going on. >> it takes bateman about three hours to drive to the site. when she arrives there are about 30 people working to get the road open. >> the emergency response folks from chattanooga were there. the county maintenance guys were there and then a construction company had been called to bring in the equipment that would be needed to break up the rocks that were on the road, get them off. there was one larger rock, and there was a news crew. >> we saw somebody from tdot show up. this young lady got out, and she walked up and looked at me and walked on past, and she glanced at the boulder and then she went over and talked to mr. jones. >> bill mitchell, a 30-year news veteran has covered many rock slides during his career, but none this big. >> and then she came back over and she said, why don't you guys move back a little ways. she said, i'm hearing things up on that mountain that really unnerve me. i said, what are you hearing? she said, i'm hearing pops and snaps

down from shawan road.ere's a quick, live look at traffic. an accident is reported southbound 795 at owings mills. 295 looking like it normally does. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we have some cloud cover to start the day but no precipitation. 32 in parkton. 45 in annapolis. a mixture of sun and clouds. a slight chance for a rain shower this evening. high temperature in the 410-500- upper 40's and low 50's. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. ben roethlisberger said he will not play sunday night against the ravens. terrell suggs does not believe it. until the game starts and he sees byron leftwich under center, he is not buying it. ben roethlisberger at dislocated a rib that he says is nearly touching his heart. that means byron leftwich will start. >> you do want to beat what you believe is a good opponent when they are at their best so you can say you're better than them. >> that is a good point. joe is 4-6 lifetime against the steelers. great game last year with th

. >> reporter: back on the road. and san francisco international airport, well, the picture wasn't much better. >> we've seen about 16 cancellations thus far today. primarily on short-haul flights. this will help mitigate some of the delays we experience today. >> reporter: the biggest impacts was on the west coast for arrivals and departures. this woman was delayed ten hours to las vegas where she really doesn't get to fuss. >> did they say why? >> weather conditions, but i just see rain and i'm from london and the uk so that means nothing for me. so i don't quite understand. >> reporter: and we're back here live at the toll plaza. we've been keeping an eye on the flags this morning. it is still windy this morning, although not as windy as it was. we're dealing with one or the other. the wind or the rain. right now it seems to be the rain. when we last checked in it was about 60 cancellations. i just checked in. now, they're saying closer to 63 cancellations at sfo. you saw that one woman, her delay is ten hours. bu

we're too broke to just you know pay and have better roads though tom japan had better roads in china and guess what they did they liberalize they they instituted a policy of law say fair when it came to the transportation policy they were building a three hundred mile radius and they're building a three hundred mile per hour magnetic levitation train right now they're going to blow away china and the united states and it's totally privatized that's what japan did that was i guarantee you that is not totally yes it is the japan national railways were privatized in one thousand nine hundred seven they were able to pay back their construction debt and make capital prove much time listen to their networks they reversed their stagnation and decline that the japanese same enemies . so the same thing would do it your bond but this is that's just one piece of a larger infrastructure and to us and in china it was already and there was already built now but my point is that what what i hear you saying is that america shouldn't be doing this we can't afford no i guarantee of the japanese railro

so as these roads are paved, deforestation is basically going to march up along those roads. of all the deforestation being concentrated along theast and south, we've made inroads into the core of the basin. narrator: at the southern edge of that core, a new economic force is pushing t pavement north. from space, we see fields of soybeans etched in the shrinking forest. brazil is about to overtake the u.s. as the world's leading producer of soy, exporting their crop to millions of chinese consumers and european livestock growers. the soy farmers of mato grosso are very keen on having asphalt so that they can ship their soybeans to the santarém port anpuit on oceangoing freighte and serve the world markets that way. it's much cheaper that way than to go south to the big brazilian ports down south. as that pavement goes through, the ancillary effect of paving, of course, will be to make it cheaper for everyone to do business along that corridor. but let's just imagine for a second two different trajectories for this road. he we see the portion that's not yet been paved-- santar

road. it's alternating lane closures. very light volume. can't see it on camera, and it's set to wrap up around 5:00 a.m. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun, back over to you. >>> a week after sandy wreaked havoc on the east coast, things are starting to get back to normal. new york city schools set to open today. the subway is running at about 80% of its normal service. gas lines still on. new york governor andrew cuomo and new jersey governor chris christie have promised an end to the crisis this week. fema approved $158 million in individual disaster assistance. so far sandy has claimed 113 lives in this country. utility companies are still working to restore power to almost 2 million people. >>> even though the new york city marathon was cancelled ultimately, more than 1,000 participants decided to make a run to help those in need. runners delivered water, toilet paper, garbage bags, batteries, and ready to eat meals to victims of hurricane sandy. >> i'm glad that the run was cancel

island of jacqueline road. as i heard sue mention, the jacqueline road is closed several blocks in each direction milpitas way and arizona. police won't tell us what they are investigating, there are report there is was a shooting. the chp has confirmed for us that milpitas police did issue a be on the lookout for a suspect who exchanged gunfire with police. meaning, he shot at police and officers shot at him. this is from the chp. police do not know whether or not they hit this suspect. best we can tell at this time, there is an armed suspect on the loose in milpitas. police are looking for this man. we have calls into milpitas police and we will bring you an update as soon as we have more information. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> we'll continue to follow that. meantime, sea of blue expected at a redwood city high school following the death of a student. a facebook movement is underway asking students to wear blue today to honor 14-year-old leyla beban she was hit and killed while riding her bike to school y

some cleanup efforts some of the branches are piled off to the side and the road is clear. we have seen a couple cast bars through obviously traffic is light at this hour. definitely showdown and take it easily through as they realize this tree has come down there is room for the cars to pass. the branches litter the entire island and along the sidewalk. there are a lot of power outages. good news on that front only an hour ago there was a report of 3600 customers without power in mill valley the recent number shows three. only affecting 94 customers. that's good news. to get here we drove across the golden gate bridge this morning one of only two vehicles on the bridge. those lanes are so narrow and the rain is coming down so hard and you can see it sweeping sideways across the bridge. i can't imagine what a nightmare it is going to be. sue mentioned but it bears repeating, do be detail. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> -- 4:35. this morning, 4900 people on the peninsula are also waking up without power. pg&e says more than a dozen outages in san bruno are affecting 3200, ne

wet roads throughout. we're tracking all these areas. >> keeping it on the roads. we suggest you pack a little extra patience. millions of people planning to travel for that thanksgiving holiday and most of them will be driving. he's in the south bay this morning. how many people are estimated to be out? >> good morning, jon. we're heading north here. aaa is predicting there will be more californians hitting the road, traveling overall this holiday thanksgiving weekend compared to last year. this is a trend that we've been seeing for the past four thanksgiving weekends. this will be the fourth one in a row where we are seeing an increase. aaa anticipates almost 5 million californians will travel 50 miles or more this holiday weekend. that's about a half percent increase from last year. of that number, from the majority, 4.7 will be hitting the road and traveling by car. now, if you're wondering, boy, how much is that going to cost me, fortunately, the prices are down, enough to make it more affordable. taking a look at the overnight numbers from aaa. you can see sa

leverage road closed until 5:30 because of road work. there is detour in place. other road work at alameda. on-ramp of 880 is closed. dumbarton bridge, left lane closed until 5:00 for road work as well. >> eric: the prospect of rain has public work crews in daly city racing to shore up a damaged hillside and prevent a mudslide that buried a street and cars on it last week. amy hollyfield is live in daly city with an update for us. >> reporter: city officials have asked the people who live here to keep an eye on the situation throughout the rainy weekend. within minutes they suspect any problems. crews prepared the area trying to make it rain proof. the park is now surrounded by hay bales and nettingering the area and uncovered a storm driaw in the middle of the park. >> basically we're trying to let the water that would fall go into the curb and gutter. that is not to suggest we're going to have muddy water but we won't have what took place on tuesday morning. >> reporter: here are the pictures of what they are trying to keep from happening on tuesday. a pipe bro

most local roads are still impassable there. the main concern is getting help to senior citizens, the sick, and the disabled. fema has temporarily moved its headquarters out west to respond to the problems there. >> nbc will host a telethon for the victims of sandy. it will be hosted by matt lahar with performances by billy joel, bon jovi and more. it airs tonight at 8:00 in the it right here. all the money raised will go to the american red cross relief. >> 41 degrees at the airport. people up and down the east coast are picking up the pieces following hurricane sandy. >> this is the scene after a recent storm in ohio. one mother said she made the right decision at the right time when we cover the nation. >> a live look at traffic. i-95 north of 195. with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. >> it is nine minutes after 5:00. 46 degrees downtown. a couple of s

certainly, there are a lot of issues on the roads this morning.e tracking a lot of accidents because of the rain. that rain moving all around mike has one final check in a second. >>> five things to know before you go: number one, getaway day for many seeing slick roads, traffic moderate, riddled with problems like spin-outs and rollovers due to the slick, wet roads. >> number two, skies will be busy today for the holiday getaway, live look at sfo outside the terminal, looks like it is drying off a little, going to be busy. passengers packing in long lines inside as people fly out for the thanksgiving holiday. they aren't seeing weather delays they saw yesterday. faa having an issue with their website. you have to imagine with a day like this there should be some. >>> number three, missile strikes continue into gaza strip this explosion captured on video an hour ago, secretary of state clinton arrives in cairo this morning to meet with the president of egypt. she has already met with israeli and palestinian leaders in an effort to broker a cease-f

works if you know how that works than roads we're going tom we don't need roads and you have to understand in our advanced economy today that there is not a lot of reason not to have roads and have the capital isn't going to give us all a bit jetson that's right absolutely absolutely and if you look at pax right and if you look at north korea if you think that it's going to roads build an economy they have plenty of wide open eight lane highways but they have no commerce with which to drive on those roads so it isn't really technically investment you have to have a demand or you can actually invest in something you have to save money before you can spend it so that's how that works so you're suggesting. some i don't understand how north korea well you see they have eight lane highways now all these national infrastructure. invest all sorts of money into building that they want i mean they are building of roads and they think that that is the way to build it is the keynesian fallacy they think that by paying workers to dig holes and then put them back in the chair stimulating the economy bu

the road is closed. >> we expect it will take two more days for that to be repaired. >> on york road, 40 homes and businesses are without water. one of them is a day care which had to be evacuated. another is the movie lounge. >> we open at 40 -- we open at 4:00. we cannot serve anything without water. >> official said they're working hard to improve the infrastructure, replacing pipes more than a century old. >> we are increasing how many miles of infrastructure we replace every year. we hope to be up to 40 miles a year. >> east cold spring lane is still close. here in the 4600 block of york road, there is one lane open to traffic. if either of those roads is a part of your morning commute, you'll want to leave a little early or avoid the area altogether. >> of baltimore city police officer is facing charges in the case of alleged corruption. the detective faces eight criminal counts for allegedly lying about a drug purchase to obtain a search warrant. he is also accused of obstructing justice. he also faces two counts of misconduct. the alleged incident took place in march. baltimor

there is one lane of traffic that is open here on york road. we have the northbound traffic that is traveling in the southbound lanes. and the southbound traffic is actually being rediverted this morning. now you know crews have been out here working around the clock to fix this massive hole here this 16 inch water main was water main break yesterday affected about 40 homes and business that is are without watt they are morning. right now the crews are waiting on a part to get here so they can continue to work and are wait og and dump truck for moresupplies official with the department of public works says it happened around 1 yesterday afternoon. people from victor yea ministries international was evacuated. public works officials say crews are working on getting all the debris out of the way to get to the break to start repairs. the water was rushing by so quickly people that were parked nearby barely what chance to react. >> i came out and the water was so high it was breaching into the car. so it's to move the car because i figured it would

between tower bridge road and elizabeth road. stick with edwin rainer boulevard. no concerns on 97 whether route 50 or 695. howard county, no concerns on interstate 70 from columbia pike to 695 and as we check in and look live here at the northwest corner of the beltway traffic is moving right along no delays from old court road down to 95 and as we head over to parkville this is what it looks like at harford road. everything is moving along no delays heading up towards towson. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charley over to you. >>> 6:47. there are no words of gratitude that are strong enough tore our veterans. the sacrifices have been emense. >> we honor them for everything they have done and everything they continue to do. sherrie johnson is hive with how to -- live with how to celebrate veterans da. >> reporter: in a little -- day. >> reporter: in a little bit a number of people will gather for the third annual veterans day parade and ceremony. it's not just a day off for work but a time to come togeth

aaa is predicting more on the roads.lmost 5.5 million californians will travel 50 miles or more for this holiday weekend. that's about half a percent of an increase over last year. the majority traveling by car. gas prices have certainly come down enough to make it more affordable to do so. not as expensive as it was a month ago. the latest overnight numbers from aaa. an average gallon of gas, oakland in the 370 range. san francisco, mid380s. you compare that to just 30 days ago. you're looking at a drop of 70 cents. so substantially down. you compare those numbers to last thanksgiving. roughly about the same. you're going to be paying around $3.70 for a gallon if you're heading out. it is raining out here, at least in the south bay. as meteorologist christina loren has been saying, this rain is supposed to let up later in the morning. maybe around 10:00, 11:00 hour. reporting live, bob rydell, today in the bay. >>> it is 6:36. still ahead, we'll let you know what you need to know as you head up and pack up that bag. thi

. >> this is the most roughest, toughest most bumpiest road i've ever seen. >> rough roads in a rich town. the city listed as having some out of the lumpiest streets in the bay area. >> and a look at america's love affair with a guilty pleasure. it is 7:00 saturday morning, november 17th. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec, and we start with an eye on the rain we've been seeing over the past 24. steady showers overnight. we're expecting more rain this weekend across the bay. in daily city people have been keeping a close eye on that hillside. it's next to homes where a water main broke on tuesday. they're worried about the rain washing out more mud and creating a bigger mess, more rainy weather may be blamed for an accident overnight involving a chp cruiser. the crash happened at 10:00 last night on highway 101 near the west railroad avenue exit. the squad car was found upside down and suffered major damage. >>> we turn brian hackney to see how much rain we got. >> we have 2 inches of rain in the hills west of mill valley. there was also as much in the mills of big sir. we got p

we are dealing with a crash right now in wood lawn on rolling road that's at crosby road. and heading to the west side of the beltway, a live look now at liberty road traffic is moving right along easy. no delays right now. this election day. 695 going to be delay free here in parkville as well. no problems on the inner loop towards 95 and the outer loop nice and clear up to 83. >> babe -- >>> babies can wow us when you least expect it. >> you have one at home. >> she is ute cute. >> she is very cute. one baby has gotten 5 million hits on youtube. look at this so you can see why. >> i love this. watch, watch. >> all right that's dragon baby his dad rekateed the -- created the video and has the talent for animation and expect effect. he is the younger brother of iron baby with 12 million views. >> he knocked the stuffing from the dagon. >> has my baby done that? >> they can't do it. >> love it. >> thanks for joining us. go out and vote. >> abc2news.com the place to go. now too new york

along the side of the road things like that the other way to do it is to actually have the businesses from the outset be the ones who build the roads to begin with and i think that's what we're going to see a little bit more in the wake of superstorm sandy seeing as these roads are entirely destroyed to begin with so instead of having a bond measure where in the government borrows money off of taxpayers to pay for these new roads what they'll do is essential to beat out those roads to businesses who will then do it and again take all of the revenue in. from having built it it will essentially be their road that they build for the sake of the government so we talk about what the east coast will potentially look like under these kind of this kind of partnership are we going to see tolls on every road and also i want to bring up the fact that if it is that these roads are going to be paid for by tolls is there really any difference between charging people taxes and these tolls that's a really fantastic point and i think that that's exactly how we've got to look at it so you're saying peo

river island road as an accident.nt to go out on southbound to 95, we are tracking delays leading up to 100 toward 32. a defective traffic light in annapolis, so be careful. the biggest delays on the west side, 22 minutes to get you through that stretch. we will start on the jfx volume continues to build making your way toward 28 streets. look at the west side, it is a sea of brake lights. >> can i put a request for 80- degree temperatures? >> people are still dealing with flooding and this is not looking too good with temperatures. it is mostly dry but a couple of sprinkles today and did as a little breezy. don't forget about turning back the clocks on sunday. tuesday, election day, is still up in the air. >> i was amazed at how many trick or treaters i saw last night. >are like the postal service. thanks for joining us this morning. >> back with a live update at 7:25. have a great day. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out.

problems on the roads. a water main break shut down the westbound lanes of route 40 and this is northeast baltimore. there's another water mayne break on york road right near cold spring lane. the one northbound lane is actually getting by at this time the southbound travels being detoured. so, you want to avoid york road if possible this morning. stick with charles street or 83 as an alternate. as we check in and look at some of the main lines 695 moving right along here at dulaney valley road. no problems to report from parkville up to 8 3. and this is with the west side at liberty road. looking at a normal 9ment ride on the outer -- 9 minute ride on the outer loop. and an accident cleared from 95 at fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza but no delays. looking at typical 8 minute ride northbound from 695 to the toll plaza. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic now over to you. >>> news time is 6:32. an update to a story we brought you out of atlanta. atlanta journal constitution is reporting police have g

. >> a movie shoot on river road tying up the busy road. you can indirectly blamed an oscar winning actress for it. >> you know, it is not every day here we get the filming of a motion picture. as we all know, traffic is an everyday occurrence. put them all together and you have quite a drama. in her next movie, judy dench is playing an irish catholic woman whose decades-long search for her son brings her to the united states. audiences will not see the real live traffic the movie is producing at home. >> the traffic is terrible. >> the side of production crews a lot of police, and the hope of catching a glimpse of hollywood actors is causing major rubbernecking. >> it went forever. it was ridiculous. >> the movie was told they cannot found during rush hour, but they have been moving equipment to run through traffic. >> i think it is pretty awesome. especially round here. >> are you going to avoid the rush hour? >> absolutely. >> i am still waiting for the true story movie about d.c. traffic. the trailer will say in a world where we wait in

past lucas valley road north san pedro road, fry 'tis parkway past civic center moving -- nicety.thern marin and the golden gate bridge, four lanes configured southbound off the waldo grade, clear, no problems, waze app, you can see traffic on the 680 corridor leaving walnut creek towards dublin pardon me dublin pleasanton area southbound still nice, moderate traffic highway 4 leaving antioch yellow line is typically slow as you make your way towards 242. maneuver your commute download this free app, follow along at abc7 news. >>> 5:38. >>> two women pulled to safety from their burning camper. the heroic action of a stranger who put his life in jeopardy. >>> brazen jewelry store heist in the bay area. this morning this video police want you to see hoping it >>> good morning on this thursday, live look looking down on san francisco from sutro tower and the camera on it, it is dry this morning we have a few clouds across the bay into oakland. we have a few showers this morning. they are going to build, leading to the next ron of storms coming in tonight. lisa argen will tell you wha

on the road. road will remain closed until we can to do the suspect. >> i saw part of this police activity taking place this morning. also quite a few lines closed around the accident as well. >> when i entered the island this morning the exit to treasure island was close. >> thank you sergeant in true. anything should know before we let you go? i will try to get an update for those folks were on the island. at this point they will not be able to safely ejected treasure island. we are tempted to work out a way to get the people of the hon. for now they would not be able to get off. >> thank you so much for joining us this early tuesday morning. the time is 4:13. coming up on the kron 4 morning news will look at the headlines in traffic and we come back. welcome back. the timing is 4:15. this is something most not get to see lava flowing from that dog kennel in a wise big ocean. you cannot get to close because it is quite dangerous. it is very hot. the strain of law was about three-5 ft. wide. the

all of the road work is picked up. a friend everything open on the stretch of the beltway in montgomery county in silver spring. roadwork being up, right now most of it is on the way out. >> thank you some much. our top story texas to prince george's county with investigation texas to a shooting that happened in riverdale. >> on 63rd avenue, a man inside the house pointed a gun at him. the deputy shot and killed a man. jay korff has more. >> police say wednesday night a prince george's county sheriff's deputy tried to serve a temporary peace order at the home along the 6300 block of 63rd ave. a woman led to the deputy into the home. things quickly turn from their perry >> while talking to the female subject, a male subject appear from the rear of the home displaying a firearm. the deputy discharged his weapon striking the subject. >> the deputy was not hurt. the man with the gun was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> neighbors they have never witnessed this level of violence. >> somebody died here on our street. >> ap

over to road work on the dulles toll road, what's going to happen is from the access road, you're going to have to get in the toll lanes and follow directions from that area. around the beltway, outer loop at central avenue, can't see it on camera, there it is. construction blocking the left lane and continues on the outer loop this time as you make your way to university boulevard. you're going to be forced down to just one lane, eventually the shoulder lane, to get by the road work there. just be cautious of that because that shoulder lane pretty gravelly in that area. as you pass university boulevard, all your travel lanes are open. aaron and eun, back over to you. >> thank you, danella. >> news 4's angie goff is following breaking news at the live desk. >>> this morning a tough warning from israel after a gaza rocket hits the house. a rocket launched from the gaza strip strikes land in southern israel but not hurting anyone. this after a night of cross-border violence. the military says more than 110 rockets pounded israel since saturday. this violence could spark more hostility jus

we have a crash at chapel road and ridge road. closures in the city at charles and lanvale because of the water main breaks. looking pretty good. up to speak on the entire beltway. this is 795 and traffic picking up in the southbound direction. this is 95 north of the beltway southwest and so far so good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> global markets are following wall street's lead downward. >> hallie jackson has more on help lawmakers are trying to ease concerns about the fiscal cliff. >> the fiscal cliff, two words will be saying quite a bit. the dow had its worst day yesterday all year long. it would downgrade the u.s. credit rating if congress didn't do something about the fiscal cliff. but compromise seemed to be the word of the day on capitol hill. we heard plans to negotiate some kind of a budget deal. it remains to be seen what the deal would look like. this year or next year when the new congress comes income. >> the worst post-election plunge ever? >> not quite. the day after president obama was first electe

in georgetown, there's roadwork at m street and canal road. at the key road. that's right where you turn to get on to the key bridge to head over to virginia, so watch for that. >> virginia state police issued an amber alert for an 18-month- old girl taken from southern virginia. police released this picture of alexis carlisle, abducted on thursday afternoon in halifax county. they believe she is with eric blackl and jennifer carlyle and headed to the d.c. area. they have not released details on the suspects, but it's a brown 1985 nissan station wagon with virginia license plate that they may be traveling in. if you know anything, call police. >> a deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya will take center stage again today on capitol hill. former cia director david petraeus will tell them what he knows about the september attacks in benghazi that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. we are learning the cia is looking into the traygeneral petraeus's conduct. >> president obama will meet with congressional leaders today for the firs

that brings slippery roads. that means more accidents. >> reporter: along with traffic problems, accidents, high winds are also expected to bring mass power outages and that's because of downed trees and branches. so pg&e crews were busy yesterday cutting down trees and clearing excess debris. again, this wind isn't going away anytime soon. you can still see it is picking up here in this area and we are told that these high wind warnings are going to last until 11:00 today so again, be careful on those road as you drive to work this morning. live at the richmond/san rafael bridge, cate caugiran, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> we were talking to lawrence off camera. he has christmas lights up but wondering whether they will be there this morning. >> i was putting twist ties on them yesterday to keep them up there. it will be whipping around the bay area. we are seeing those winds picking up as you saw cate's live shot. the strongest winds along the coast where a high wind warning is effect, wind gusts to 65 miles per h

or bridge nearby because i'm a complete compete with the ability for the privately owned road to. raise revenue and things of that nature i want to bring up make up an example of something that happened in two thousand and eight that was essentially a public private partnership that in my opinion has gone a bit a ride in chicago mayor daley in two thousand and eight centuries leased out all of the chicago parking meters thirty six thousand of them is the third largest kind of parking meter group in the in the country they leased it out for seventy five years to a morgan stanley group that is essentially assembled that was one point one five billion dollars which seems like a lot of money much of which was used to plug up budget holes and things of that nature so the daily could pay for public employees the issue is that new research coming out shows that over these seventy five years was actually happening is that . they're going to make the morgan stanley group is going to make eleven point six billion dollars out of the deal altogether now the way they're going to do that is the

it's very tight, windy roads and we're at the bottom of one of the roads. you can see campbell police are helping out the monte sereno police department and they have blocked off the road. up that road is where this investigation is going on. what little we know so far is that just before 2:00, around 1:50, there was a possible home invasion robbery. that's all we have right now because we're waiting for this public information officer to get in here. but the fact that monte sereno los gatos police have called in campbell police indicates this is a crime that is requiring a lot of their resources, so much so that they had to call for outside help. so again we're here at the bottom of the road where up the street we believe it's a very large house is the crime scene where police are right now conducting their investigation. reporting live here in monte sereno, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we hope to hear more throughout the morning. >>> also keeping an eye on our developing weather. storm watch continues as we take a live look outside. golden gate brid

if you're traveling along ridge road, it's closed between woodville road because of an accident that now has downed wires. on the roadway, not safe at all. please avoid the road if possible. if you're traveling the icc, hardly any volume. traveling westbound, just past georgia avenue, have a report of an accident and it's blocking the left lane and the center lane. but again, very light volume. so if you're traveling westbound, just stick to the left lane. >>> developing story in northeast washington. right now, firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a warehouse fire near gallaudet university. this is happening at the union market building at the intersection of fourth and moore street. megan mcgrath is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: you can see behind me here a lot of the firefighters still here on the scene. at this point, the fire is under control. they're keeping a close eye on it, though, because it had a number of flare-ups through the evening. they just want to make sure that they're not going to have any more hot spots become a problem here, so

traveling on the road, seeing road work, but should be in final stages. this particular work zone here. you will see the right lane blocked by construction, but should be over about 5:00 a.m. we're just minutes away. good news, 66 looking clear. live look as you make your way in traveling eastbound and westbound. no construction, very light volume outside the beltway. inside the beltway, same story. and we continue toward the beltway. are you incident free. back in ten minutes. back over to you. >>> 4:42. still to come, mounting frustration in one new york city borough as people go days without essentials. >> lending a helping hand. how people are going above and beyond to get storm victims >>> welcome back. 4:44. news 4 exclusive. we're hearing from the woman brutally attacked inside her northeast washington apartment. the 24-year-old victim was stabbed more than 25 times and left for dead in her rhode island avenue row home. she was working from home when someone knocked on her door. a man attempted to sexually assault her before trying to kill her. she

more cars on the roads competing with more biscycles on the road. some cyclists are turning to technology to document what they see as an increase in road rage directed at them. >> reporter: for evan wilder it was supposed to be another bicycle commute to work at national geographic but this day in august he went down hard after a driver screamed at him to move over. then -- >> i think he intentionally targeted me because i was in his way and maybe slid him down. >> you could have been seriously injured. >> could have been dead. >> reporter: he walked away with scrapes, bruises, a shoulder rotator cuff and the driver's license plate. lots of cyclists are documenting their daily encounters on the road from intimidation in colorado. >> i have no idea what this guy is doing. i'm riding right of the white line. >> reporter: to hit and run in california. both of these riders were unharmed. bicycling have never been more popular. commuting is up 47% nationally. up 80% in bicycle friendly areas. in 2010, 52,000 were injured and 618 killed in urban areas be

now to truckee, tahoe snow on the roads here just a bit we have chain requirements. you can see the snow about a foot on the ground, roads are open, chains required, 50 to meyers, here on 80 from nyack to truckee. that's a live look at truckee now good for skiers not so good for drivers. live look at macarthur maze traffic flowing nicely from 580, 880, 80 into the bay bridge toll, no metering lights this is southbound 101 through marin, no problems no roadwork due to the overnight rain. southbound -- 87 northbound headed to san jose no problems here, light, we have a bart delay, richmond line in the fremont richmond millbrae direction due to obstruction on track 10 to 15 minutes no other delays for has transit west 580 north livermore pooling in the left lane slow out of the central valley not bad, be aware that could be a traffic hazard accident still partially blocking ramp southbound 880 ramp to southbound 280. >>> 4:56. nestle recalling more than 200,000 containers of chocolate drink mix because of possible salmonella contamination it covers the canisters that sa

it is of county road 610. we don't know if that happened and make home but it seems to be a wooded area where there are some residential homes. we don't have any information right now as to the victim may be. we have heard reports that it may be a teenager but we have not been able to confirm that yet. we know that fauquier county is handling this case. we're not sure if any police have been injured but we can confirm that there has been at least one fatality. were not sure who the victim could be but we can't say where the area is located in stafford county. it is located along the marine corps base of quantico, not to far from the warrenton area. fauquier county is handling this investigation and brianne carter her is on the scene. she is being held at a media staging area and is not too far from the scene and we're hoping to get a live report and a couple of minutes. once again in stafford, an officer-involved shooting in the 1200 block of text mill road. -- tackett's mill road. >> thank you very much. >> w

it's the first down tree of the night for this sonoma county road crew. this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa rosa there's problems. you get low level flooding and again to south west end of santa rosa in here. >>reporter: flooding is a major concern in petaluma where employee at rs technical services are setting up make shift walls lined with plastic and sealed with more than 50 sand bags. if that doesn't work they have a small army of pump to back i

and, again, on grassy areas, road temperatures above freezing. roads should just be wet. four-day forecast. sun back tomorrow. bit of a blustery wind, today, tonight, and rm tomorrow. a beautiful pattern friday all the way through veterans day weekend and the first part of next week. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> good news on i-95, mile marker 151. left lane blocked by an accident in that area. still seeing now about an eight mile backup as you make your way from stafford heading towards triangle. you're just jammed. hopefully, we'll see those delays fade. good news here, it is a disabled in your right shoulder lane, and travel lanes are open. up the beltway on 66 eastbound, up the bypass, just past centerville road. from fairfax county parkway, though, nice ride. picking up a little bit of volume but not bad. your travel speed 61 miles per hour. aaron and eun? >> thank you, danella. >>> right after this, the very controversial vote that is all beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click

here's a shot at old court road, that outer road starting to jam. it's going to take you 12 minutes right now to travel from 795 down towards interstate 70 at 25 miles per hour. 83 nice and clear here in hunt valley. no delays to the beltway and it will remain clear as you get on to the jfx and head downtown. >>> 6:45 right now. we have an update on breaking news that we brought you earlier coming out of los angeles. usc says no students faculty or staff ever with involved in an overnight shooting that happened on campus at a halloween party. two men got into an argument, one pulled out a gun and shot the other. three other people were hit in gunfire. their injuries appear to be less serious. the usc campus will be open for classes this morning. >>> the men and women that we turn to in our state in this situation where there is an mortgage, this morning they're headed out of town up to new jersey to help out storm victims. linda so joins us this morning to tell us what they're doing. >> baltimore is sending two ambulances, an suv, and a total of fiv

first, the roads. slick conditions out there. >> even though it's not actively raining where you might be driving, remember, those slick condition, especially off highway speeds at the off ramp. the green, that would be where wet roads are. we have a smooth drive right now heading towards the bridge. we're looking at 980. we had some construction overnight. crews are still out there in some spots. the issue is right behind that construction. reports of a minor accident there. sounds like a taxi spun out. it is sideways across one of your lanes. we watch 980 approaching 880. we'll track that. spinout's a big risk this morning. eastbound 580, reports of an accident there too. we're not sure about the details. sounds like there may be a car involved, over on the shoulder and watching some slowing. commute direction westbound at livermore we have slowing as well. new accident moving to the shoulder. we do have those -- a little bit wet there. a little rainy. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much,

in other crash of warren road and beaver dam road. another at a lakeside boulevard and one more to report greenspring ave. normal delays falling into place. will start in the area of 83. jfx looking okay. north and west side delays. 95 starting to build in volume. >> chilly but kristi. >> we should eventually get more sun. clouds this morning. .0's today 50 for the next seven days. and dry except for the brief morning shower this morning. the trend is improving right up until thanksgiving. some storms south of us but it looks like they will stay south. >> now we know what he does with his time off. >[laughter] before cold & flu season, help prevent with lysol disinfectant spray. and use the lysol no touch hand soap for 10 times more protection with each wash. this season, a good offense is the best defense. lysol. mission for health.