southern maryland, 70. not much of a temperature range across the state this afternoon.e have seen some cloud cover because we are picking up moisture. if you follow the flow of these clouds and see the wind direction drawing in that moisture. everybody east of the mountains will see overcast skies developing overnight. at 6:55.is evening this storm system over the atlantic will get a little stronger but will past well east of us. high pressure remains the dominant feature. the weather pattern we sell today repeats for saturday, sunday, maybe into monday. this pressure is so strong, that thing will move very slowly. some morning clouds, some afternoon sun. you will see that storm off the coast passing us by with some decent rain over the atlantic. does not look like that front has much of a chance to do significant precipitation around here. saturday, partly cloudy sky. sunrise right at 7:00. light winds out of the east. beautiful mountain weather. gorgeous in allegheny county. towards the coast, a little fog has to be burnt off in the morning before we can enjoy some af

no wash out a better chance on the shore and in southern maryland.re going up to 74 degrees today. that is our normal high for this day. 74 and nice with sunshine through the afternoon. mainly clear tonight. 53 degrees. tomorrow, 76. partly sunny and nice. as we mentioned, buffalo 72 degrees. the next five days, 75 on monday, the front comes through. the temperatures drop and then back up, 78, 81, 81, with lows in the mid to upper 50s. >> all right. >>> there is more to come on wjz eyewitness news -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> looking out over the water, partly cloudy skies and 56 degrees in baltimore. the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast is coming up. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. a captain spots something stunning above the water off of the coast of florida. look at this. >> that's right. this dramatic footage is showing the water spots dropping to the sea. at one point, the captain went into them. the captain issued a warning. >>> a firehouse in philadelphia's historic district is damaged by a fast-

much of southern maryland has sunshine and the northern neck of the east shore. it's cooler around the shenandoah valley into the mountains. i look at the details on your forecast for this friday and your weekend. that's coming. along with the seven-day outlook and a big change coming your way coming in a couple of minutes. barbara? >> we will see you in a minute. new details about the building collapse in mumbai. the small but amazing discovery made when they went looking for survivors buried in a flattened apartment building. a pilot who made an emergency landing after having a heart attack. another live look at the ceremony just starting to dedicate a library to the nation's 50 president. >> at the front desk, a pilot died after suffering an apparent heart attack mitt air. his seattle-bound plane made an emergency landing and coming from houston. a doctor was performing cpr on the flight and the pilot was taken to the hospital in boise. 161 people were on board. they were later flown to their destination. news 4. >> and a live look again at the brand-new georg

in the mid 40s, southern maryland, eastern shore, northern neck.ep climb in the temperature grab. quickly warming. ought to be into the upper 60s by noon. low to mid 70s by the mid afternoon. chuck and i were talking about are we done with our 90s? what is the latest 90 degree temperature in washington on record, chuck? >> the all-time record, tom, is october the 11th. we've never had a 90 degree later than october the 11th. easy to remember that day, my mom's birthday. we've been 90 late in the season fairly recent bely. 2007 or last 90 degree day did not come until october the 9th. that particular year, 2007, we had 44 days in the 90s. of course, nothing compares to the record hot summer of 2010. our final 90 that year was september 25th. we had 67 days that year 90 or better. >> here's your storm team four day forecast. it will feel like summer. afternoon highs near 80 as well on thursday and friday and into the weekend. this dry pattern continues. next chance of rain not until monday. perhaps late in the day. this warm, dry pattern continues th

. >>> things are getting bad in southern maryland. this is video out of charles county. she captured planes and bats. at times it looked more like a sunset it was so full. >>> imagine looking out your window to this monday morning wakeup call. police said this moose has been hanging around one colorado neighborhood for a couple weeks. colorado parks was able to get their hands on it. it is two or three years old and weighs 1,000 pounds. >> 1,000 pounds. >>> today is officially the first full day of fall. it looks like winter in summit county, colorado. do you care about that colorado storm with the winter? no. let them go. all you can see are headlights and cars. snow showers could continue there today and maybe more throughout the winter. >>> rocky mountain highs. just the opposite back here in the east, clear, sunny and mild. take a look at parkton, today. our view from lady of grace. you see a little color on the trees in baltimore county. in havre de grace this was fantastic over the mighty susquehanna. how about parksville today just snort of the city finding a few

future temperature map does show you the warmup near 80 degrees at bwi, maybe southern maryland, d.c. could get. there low 80s up and down the east coast. the warm air continues to build in. wednesday more widespread 80s and baltimore getting to 80 plus mid-week. tropical satellite shows increased activity. saying hello to jerry, tropical storm with winds 40 miles an hour, organized storm here but, of course, this is 2,000 miles east of ocean city and slowly headed east, meaning away from the u.s. so no real concerns with jerry other than for ships in the hope sea. tonight 54. 79 tomorrow. could get to 80 briefly. tomorrow night in the upper 50s. the outlook more of the same. temperatures likely to peak on wednesday and moderate around 80 degrees. we'll be running above average for the first days of october. a mild start tonight month. i don't know what it means for the end of the month. the outlook into the weekend does so. cold front likely to make it breezier sunday and bring in the chance for rain. not a bad deal. >> out in the water, saturday. >> the big is up race, baltimore's f

does fall from this upper level system will be over central virginia, maybe even securitying southern maryland. it is all associated with this upper level low. as it continues to move offshore, i think we will see more sunshine. still a light jacket may not be a bad idea, sun rise not until 7:00 this morning. that afternoon, 74 to 77 degrees. overnight we will see more clouds and tomorrow morning we will start off with clouds about 74 degrees. and here is that great weekend forecast on our seven day, saturday and sunday, both looking pretty good. and temperatures in the middle 70's. amanda meadows joins us now. >> yes, friday eave, we all love our thursdays around here. the weekend looks good. we do have a couple of construction spots and a water main break reported in northwest dc. you can see police on scene, they have that area roped off, now this is a water main break on water street. this is going to be near where water and irving intersect, you can see those roadways are wet. we have that roadway shut down northbound. so you may want to avoided it. luckily it is a second day street. we a

week police from all over the country are bringing more than 100 of the best k9 officers to southern maryland. fox 5 holly morris shows us what it takes to be the top dog in law enforcement. >> reporter: you are watching one of the top k9 teams in all of north america. that is who is in charles county competing for title of "top dog" so to speak as the united states k9 association is hosting its national field trials. with me is captain mike whacky. >> how are you? >> reporter: this is a big deal? >> absolutely. you have the top dogs. it is a good thing for charles county and sheriff's office. >> reporter: they had to qualify? >> there is 26 regions in united states and canada. they have to get a substantial score to be invited here. >> reporter: what are some of the things they have to do? >> we are doing agility phase. you saw the dog complete the hurdles. this simulates exercise the handlers will do on the street hopping walls, climbing ladders. in the beginning of our training, it builds a little bond between the handler and the dog, a trust issue. >> reporter: you have agility course and

cloudyd morning, partly skies and temperatures between 70-76 degrees and 73 downtown and 74 in southern maryland. . >>> dare devil jeb corliss making history with a jump out of the a helicopter into a wing suit and fly through a crack in the mountain. he is in china this morning where that jump just happened. ian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. i can tell you this was spectacular even by his dizzying standards. all the more so because it looked like it wouldn't happen today. the weather was too bad. the mountains were shrouded in clouds. the wind was particularly whipping those mountains. we thought it wouldn't happen. so did he. but then the weather cleared late this afternoon and up he went in the helicopter soaring above those three towering peaks above that narrow crack which was his target. he launched himself out of that helicopter, through that crack which is only 60 feet wide at the top and 15 wide at the bottom and opened his parachute and landed heavily, but safely. now, we caught up with him after that spectacular stunt and i can tell you, he was really ecstatic. >> i

let's go back over to the maps, this time to southern maryland.rything looks good to andrews air force base into oxon hill. a quick look live outside here at the wilson bridge. andre yarks mike? >> thank you, -- andrea, mike? >> thank you, monika. >>> a grand jury will be asked to return criminal charges in the case of a missing teenager. alexis murphy, 17 years old, has not been seen since august. her car was found in a parking lot three days later. an f.b.i. announced it had recovered her cell phone but gave out few other details in the case. a suspect in murphy's disappearance is 48-year-old randy taylor. he's been held without bond since he was arrested august 116789 he maintains he's innocent. >>> d.c. police have issued an arrest warrant they say killed a brother and sister in northeast. jamal jenkins and his olderster jamie jenkins were shot on july 20 on east capitol street. he died at the seej. she later died at the hospital. now investigators are seeking 38-year-old kevin antawn walker on first-degree murder charges. >>> ooses we wait fo

three victims were from southern maryland. >> it is a tragedy, but we talked about it. in the planning process to make any cancellations. >> the fire departments are raising money, bryans road to support its new $4 million toility, accokeek hoping upgrade its aging fleet and firehouse. prince george's county says it was not comfortable with accokeek holding a gun raffle at its own house. >> it sends a message that a public safety agency should not the selling or holding some type of gun raffle within the confines of a fire and ems station. line, it the county was held in conjunction with bryans road. day, the end of the projects will be back. >> one note, the winners of the raffle did not get to take the guns home tonight. they will have to go to the supplier and pass a background check. roz plater, abc 7 news. >> one more note about maryland and guns, ireland residents have been buying guns in record numbers before a new law takes effect on tuesday. the maryland law will require handgun buyers to be fingerprinted and it can's 45 types of assault weapons. also tuesday,

if you're coming in from southern maryland going into the district, branch avenue is shut down between southern avenue and camden and i suggest that you use nailer road instead. if you're planning to head to the beltway south of town, things look good in oxon hill to the wilson bridge. no problems there. let take a live look outside and on the west side of town at the american legion bridge, we're in good shape between 270, bethesda coming into tysons corner and beyond. we'll go back to the maps, this time out to 66 on the westbound side past route 28 in centreville. the two right lanes are blocked with construction. i'm told that that is scheduled to be there till about 6:00 this morning. so watch out for that on the westbound side. inbound is okay coming in from manassas all the way to fairfax. your lanes are open at this point in the morning. we'll take another live look outside in springfield on the northbound side of i-95. no issues coming up from dale city right up to 395 and to the 14th street bridge across the potomac river. andrea, mike? >> thank you, monika. >>> all right, yo

76 in bethesda, 75 in rockville, 75 also in fairfax, down to the south mid- to upper 70s into southern maryland. >>> three times over the past few weeks women residents have woken up to a strange man standing at their bed staring at them. >> i had no idea. >> i'm shocked. >>> global warming is real and humans are to blame. that's the conclusion of the new u.n. report on climate change. >>> maryland has the highest death rate due to air pollution of any state. >> this study means more people die. >>> at the washington navy yard there's a real message of hope and healing from the counselors and survivors of the shootings here. >> for the most part we expect that people are going to with time get better. >>> the top 10 nonessential government agencies. >> no. 4, nonessential government agencies, congress, no. 3 -- >>> folks, here we are, 11 p.m. friday night, congress has gone home for the evening and just four days remain until the government shuts down. the sticking point? obamacare. today the senate passed its spending bill that does not include defunding the affordable care act. that bill now

. >>> further south a few fire departments in southern maryland believe they have a solution for their budget woes, but it's causing controversy. why a raffle is raising eyebrows. . >>> it is standing room only at this fundraiser, and while there are some other prizes in the raffle, the big draw here is guns, handguns to rifles and everything in between. the firefighters tell us they were looking for a sure-fire way to raise money. >> most of us are hunters, and we have friends who are hunters, and just the area in general, it being a rural wooded area, people are into hunting. there's other departments who have done the same thing, and it has worked out well. >> reporter: some criticize the timing of the giveaway. three victims are from maryland. >> it's truly a tragedy. we talked about it, but we were too far in the planning process to make cancellation plans. >> reporter: the two fire departments are raising money. the new support for the $4 million facility, and they are hoping to upgrade the aging fleet and fire house. >> it was just a message that a public safety agency should no

more clouds if you head toward the east, southern maryland, places to the shoreline will see more cloud cover. on monday with the weak front moving through, partly cloudy skies. we're not going to see a lot of rain, maybe a sprinkle on monday into tuesday. it's such a small chance i didn't even put it on the maps here. 80 degrees by tuesday and the 80s will stick with us in the first alert seven-day forecast. on wednesday lots of sunshine. a high of 83. on thursday, more of that sun getting up to 81 degrees and then a cold front makes its way toward us finally bringing us our first significant chance for rain in more than a week and a half by the time that arrives. and that will be on friday and saturday. so gentlemen, it's a few more days before we really have a chance for any rain. >> i like the weather though. >> yeah. >> you're a gentleman. i don't know what i am. >> we've got to win come tomorrow night. >> don't you think it's must win? >> absolutely. >> i mean, you can paint it any way you want to paint it, they've got to win tomorrow's game. there's news out of oakland tonight, a

but away from the water much of the eastern shore, southern maryland and the northern neck. we'll have some high clouds through the morning hours but quite a bit of sunshine and then as we get into the afternoon hours after we reach the 70s, temperatures will be dropping back down again tonight. chuck and i were talk iing abou how much daylight hours we're losing here this time of year and chuck takes a look at that as well as what it will be looking like for the rest of the fall into the winter solstice. chuck? >>> good morning, tom. yeah, we all know that the uinox, the equal day and nighttime of the air that just s on sunday.first day of fall we don't get our exact 12 hours of daylight on the equinox. today is the day. our sun angle at 50 degrees up high in the sky today. as we go into wintertime. the sun up at? 7:25. we lose about two and a half minutes a day. >> highs reaching upper 70s and again tomorrow and a few clouds this and out and lots of sunshine for friday. a look at your weekend, storm team 4 seven-day outlook. beautiful for your weekend, outdoor activities o

north of charlottesville and that will had be slowly tracking east so around fredericksburg and southern marylandhe lower neck, and the eastern shore through the morning you might have a passing light shower or sprinkle so grab an umbrella if you live that way and further north, we'll stay dry and right now we're in the low to mid-50s with that cloud cover holding in some of the warmth from yesterday. here is how we're looking through the morning, cloudy skies through 10:00. sun rises at 7:00. then by noon for your lunch hour, sunshine should be breaking out. temperatures near 70 degrees. haymarket, prince william county there. the low 70s and partly sunny. a look at how warm it's going to get this afternoon. i'll show that you in ten minutes. now a look at our traffic with danella. >>> first alert traffic center, we'll head down to haymarket and let you know how you

no reports coming out of southern maryland. 210 accokeek up into oxon hill and across the wilson bridge we're in good shape right now. let's take a live look. if you're planning to head here on 270 out of clarksburg in from frederick all the way down to the split we're in great shape early this morning. let's go back to the maps this time from the west. dulles toll road, i-66 both incident free toward tysons corner, the beltway between basically the american legion bridge and springfield and we'll take a live look one more time. here's what it looks like on 66 coming in from manassas. back to you guys. >>> you got a quarter million dollars kicking around? feeling like spending it? you can go into space. if you have some deep pockets and you're one of those travelers, you can actually sit down, get in a spaceship and shoot toward the stars. >> i think justin timberlake wanted to do that. virgin galactic will start shuttling passengers to weightlessness next year. we look at the next frontier in space travel. >> reporter: who would spend up to a quarter million dollars just for minutes in

mudd's house down in bryantown, in southern maryland. my reading indicates that he had had a meal or two with booth, dr. mudd had. and--so when the time came--as the--as the time drew closer, suddenly booth decided, 'no, it--it's too hard to kidnap, i'm gonna kill him.' and at that point, four of the so-called conspirators dropped off, including dr. mudd. four stayed with him. the four that stayed with him were hanged. the four who said, 'i don't want any part of any assassination.' got life imprisonment. and dr. mudd was sent off down to shark island, dry tortugas. and a yellow fever epidemic hit the prison and he was, you know, instrumental in--in conquering the epidemic. andrew johnson gave him a pardon. his wife, mrs. mudd, persistently circulated at the white house petitions signed by many, many. and he--finally he came home, and he died a relatively young man from the ravages of the--of the--of the disease. he was--i'm not a direct descendant, i'm a collateral descendant, so he's an uncle about six, seven times removed. c-span: is

looking great on all of your southern maryland corridors, no problems heading up to the beltway and into alexandria and springfield. looking good on 395 as well. to the 14th street bridge. back to you mike and jess. >>> thanks monika. time right now is will:40 and -- will:40 and i'm watching your money. it's happy friday. the dow and s&p 500 snapped a five day losing streak following better than expected news on the job market. the number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell last week to a six year low. and of course that's evidence fewer companies are laying off workers right now. checking out the numbers -- >>> two brothers under arrest named in one of the nation's deadliest outbreaks of foodborne illness in 25 years. eric and ryan jensen owned jensen's cantaloupe farm in colorado. they're accused of selling contaminated melons that led to a 2011 listeria epidemic. it killed 33 people. jensen farms has since gone bankrupt. >>> facebook stock owners are laughing at everyone who jumped ship. laughing all the way to the bank. the social media giant's stock topped $50 a share

saturday night at 11:00 if you're still getting wet along the delmarva and southern maryland and sunday we're going to pause this at 2:00 o'clock. sun is back life is good we get to play football that will be on a dry field for a change. unlike what the nats might have to deal with saturday. 79 degrees with showers and storms and much of next week right now looking delightful and also kind of dry. we could use rain but i'm sure the nats would rather not deal with it saturday. speaking of the nats i think that's what scott is talking about in sports. here's his report. >> well with 10 games to go to the national had clenched a playoff spot. this year they need a miracle. the nats sat 5 1/2 games behind the reds. a statistical improp bilth ty -- improp guilty. first inning nats down 1-0 -- improbability. bryce harper three-run blast. harp apps 20th homerun -- nats get all the run. geo gonzalez very good six innings gets nifty defensive help. 4-6-3 put out and not everyday we show you a strike out by span but this ends his 29-game hitting streak. a standing ovation from the nats crowd. the

. >>> coming in from southern maryland, we're in great shape on route 4, route 5, 301 across the wilson bridge. traffic is moving smoothly on the south side of town. way up north want to give it a mention, a serious accident being reported by baltimore city police closing northern parkway at york road. veil more traffic in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> it is 4:40. time for your first your money segment of the morning. >> good morning, jessica doyle. >> good morning you to. kind after choppy day yesterday. some things fell. some things rose. shares of blackberry rallied after the largest shareholder fairfax international says it wants to buy the one-time leader in the smartphone industry for nearly $5 billion but the rally did not extend to the rest of the market. worries over the budget battle in washington sent stocks lower for the third straight day. the dow slid 49 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both took slight hits dropping 8 and 9 points respectively. >>> looking for work for the holidays? well, wal-mart plans to hire 55,000 workers this holiday season

to bring us a slight chance of showers tonight into tomorrow for the lower eastern shore and southern maryland. when the front comes through, pleasant conditions stay in place. the high kicks back in. temperatures start to go back up. feels like summer again this weekend. way it all comes together, 6:51, and your sunset time today. going up to about 76 degrees today. mostly sunny and very nice, but we will see those clouds out there. patchy clouds tonight, 54 degrees. for tomorrow 75, 80, 83, 81 and 89. >> much more to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. we depend on baltimore magazine for the best of everything in charm city. >> coming up, find out where to score the best breakfast. we know about that. that's coming up. >> and i'm sharon gibala live with boy scouts troop 100 to. ,,,,,,, >> looking a partly cloudy skies and 52 degrees this morning in baltimore. welcome back to eyewitness news. it's the second leading cause of death of men around the nation, and we desperately need to find a cure. >> there's an event happened today to help find and fund awareness and research for prostate c

and into southern maryland. it cuts off at the mountains. thefurther west you go, more sunshine you will see. 56 in parkton. as the last cool couple of mornings because of the cloud cover. early clouds and then partly sunny skies. high temperature between 70 and 75. sunrise this morning at one minute before 7:00. it will be the same set up on saturday and sunday. we will start out with clouds in the morning. a front comes through on monday with a 30% chance for a couple of rain showers. the chance for rain goes up by thursday and friday. 5:16. >> looking pretty good on the major roadways. westbound north avenue at harford road, a water main break being repaired. checking 83 coming down from york road, pretty empty, just a few cars towards the beltway. j.f.x. checking out just fine. a nice start on 95 southbound from the beltway to 32. this is 70 at 29. no problems around the airport the sanity -- vicinity. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. lover,ou're a chocolate you may have to fork out more money to satisfy your taste buds. chocolate

temperatures across the board quite comfortable as we move through the evening hours. 75 at winchester, southern maryland now at 72 degrees. , thereessure overhead isn't not a tremendous amount of difference in temperatures. pittsburgh, so your -- 74. high-pressure just to the north keeping the wind generally out of the east. it will eventually shift more out of the south and southwest. that is going to warm us up back to the lower 80's, about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. we are sandwiched in between two systems. showers associated with this at this time yesterday, now fizzling out and as it moves closer to our area, it will not amount to anything at all. well off the coast there is an area of low pressure that continues to move off to the north. no impact on the delmarva beaches. it will be dry out here for at least the next three or four days. as we moved to the next 48 hours, we will see a mix of allowance for the overnight hours. this particular model shows daytime highs in the middle 70's. as we movermer day into wednesday with high temperatures around 80-85 degrees, lots of sunsh

nice, mild conditions, not only across southern maryland but northern virginia as we pull it out andyou the counties from loudoun to stafford. 82 degrees is the high in culpeper, virginia. 81 to manassas. it gets even warmer as we start moving through the workweek. i said we are going to climb the temperature mountain. here we go on wednesday. the high 86. 84 on friday. then we start settling back down. not until the weekend is over. your weekend right now, 80 to 85 degrees with saturday being the warmest day out of the weekend. sunday, right now, 80 degrees with a chance of rain coming in late. probably during the afternoon/evening hours sunday. that might continue into the first part of monday. look at this, mild week for us, indeed. jim, pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> we are waiting to hear from the president about the government shutdown. we are waiting to hear from him any minute. we'll bring it to you live. >>> we have new information about the deadly plane cash in california. we are coming back. >> he wanted to be a medic. he studied to be an emt. he registered as an emt. four

. >>> and still ahead on eyewitness news at 5:00, a school bus and car collide in southern maryland. several children are hurt. we'll tell you how it happened. >>> riding for charity gets dangerous. for an annapolis cyclist. i'm christie ileto, with more on how jacob landis is recovering from a hit-and-run crash. >>> i'm mike schuh at the humador in cockeysville. how this cigar store is going to help a family raise money. >>> don't miss the beautiful first warning forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,, we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> mostly sunny, 75 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning forecast is coming up. riding for charity takes a dangerous turn for an annapolis cyclist. wjz is live. christie ileto explains how jacob landis

particularly for southern maryland. but still plenty of sunshine in store. a dry forecast. very pleasant forecast. and that's going to actually take us into the next couple of days. bob will have those details coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. now, let's go back inside. >>> thank you, chelsy and bob. a devastating loss for the orioles. and it doesn't have to do with their standings. one of their top players, manny machado is done for the year. wjz is live at camd end yards. sports director mark viviano has measure on what the team is saying. >> reporter: in about five empties, general manager doug duquette will address the idea date. -- the update. i had a chance to talk about one of the their best players going down. >> reporter: machado is going to beat everyone. back over to get it. machado fell down. did they turn him? they're going to tag him, but he's hurt. >> reporter: the lott loss of machado adds to the pain of the 2013 season. he is one of the most promising young players in the majors. adding to the emotion of seeing him injured. >> you know it'

mid 70s into southern maryland. you get by the water, around 70. no wind tomorrow, so the next three days, gorgeous tomorrow, 74. warmer and beautiful on wednesday. 78. and thursday, still beautiful. temperatures again in the upper 70s. we are going to run out of superlatives. friday, strong finish. mostly sunny, 77. upper 7 os on saturday. still nice on sunday. temperatures pump up to near 80. warm and nice on monday. and right now, we don't see any reason to put a drop or a thunderstorm on the seven-day. >> all right top, still ahead, homecoming. a happy reunion for the families of 75 reservists and their loved ones who have been separated for a very long time. >> a flooding classroom is teaching a new generation to navigate like those who went before them. plus, strumming the sixth string. we'll introduce you to a man who is managing to make beautiful music de >>> we have an amazing story. a musician born without arms is proving that nothing is impossible. lori wallace brings us his inspiring story. >> when you watch george play his guitar, it i

barnabas road, it's nice and quiet but coming in from southern maryland using branch avenue, that is shut down with an accident between southern avenue and camden southeast. you can use nailer road instead. by the way, marc penn line 401 is running 15 minutes late out of bowie. >>> at 5:12, here's a look at what's new this morning. more gunshots have been heard this morning even though kenya's president says a four- day standoff with terrorists is over. 67 people are known to have died and dozens more bodies may be buried in the rubble of a shopping mall in nairobi. a national three-day mourning period is now under way. >>> police are investigating a shooting spree in west virginia. six people were injured. this happened just before 9:00 last night at a housing complex. none of the injuries is believed to be life threatening. investigators say they recovered a gun and magazine but at last word no arrests have been made. >>> president obama is back in washington but he did not meet his iranian counterpart yesterday at the united nations. the president and iran's new president hassan ro

much of southern maryland is cloudy. you should be getting some sunshine breaking over the next few hours. all around the region, in the nearby neighborhoods, generally right around 80 degrees. into the shenandoah valley, into the mun tountains, many location the 80s. steamy humidity. that's more like midsummer humidity. that's going to be with us through the afternoon. we have a cool front approaching. that will likely trigger some scattered thunderstorms from about 4:00 this afternoon all the way till midnight. i don't think we're going to have any severe weather with these storms. probably just some brief downpours. again, 4:00 p.m. to about midnight. before then, we should be reaching the low 90s by about 2:00 this afternoon. then, tomorrow morning, after we see the rain activity end and clear out, we'll be down to near torrow, during the afternoon, lower humidity begins to move in. highs into the mid-80s. overall, great weather for everybody getting back to work and school on tuesday. then, wednesday, thursday, frid

upper 70s into southern maryland through charles county, waldorf, cooler by the water, low 70s, and even mid to upper 70s as you go up 270. frederic topping out at 75. so, warmer and just beautiful on wednesday. 77. still fantastic on thursday, 78. on friday, i just tucked a drop in here, not a big deal. pleasant, cooler, temperatures in the mid 70s. next seven days, saturday and sunday, still nice. low to mid 70s on saturday. mid 70s on sunday. maybe a stray shower on monday, but no real organized system coming our way. that said, i think howard talked about this at noon. there's an area of low pressure, we'll watch right now, indications are it will stay out to sea. a shower on monday and nice on tuesday with temperatures again in the mid 70s. >> all right top. for the first time in its 59 year history, a woman is in charge of things at the u.s. air force academy. >> jan crawford spoke with lieutenant general about taking on the job at this critical time. >> carry on. >> lieutenant general, michelle johnson, lived life being a first. the first woman to leave the air force academy 36 ye

no issues here from southern maryland, route 4, route 5, route 301.der street is closed at irving in northwest with a water main backand northbound bw parkway, they found a struck deer at route 410 so watch out for the activity there as well. we'll take a live look quickly here on 270 at shady grove road. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> the f.b.i. has now released some disturbing video from inside building 197 during the navy yard shootings. >> this video is part of the evidence agents are using to try to come up with some answers on why gunman aaron alexis opened fire. delia goncalves is in our satellite center with more on what investigators have learned. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jessica, mike. some of those answers, aaron alexis was a deranged and dangerous man who was hearing voices and committed acts of violence prior to the shooting at the navy yard but reports of those acts of violence and his mental state never made it to top security officials in time. i have to warn you, the surveillance video you're about to

if you plan to head in from southern maryland, we're in great shape on route 4, 301, 210, accokeek intoxon hill as well and we'll end with a live picture in springfield on the northbound side of 95. pretty much the same story. brake lights dale city, off and on to woodbridge, lorton, newington and here into springfield. andrea and mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering. >> norah o'donnell spanning by live in new york city. good morning, norah. >> good morning you to, mike and andrea. ahead, our conversation with president bill clinton. his personal connection to the kenya attack, whether he thinks president obama should meet with the new iranian leader and hillary clinton's possible 2016 run. plus, former f.b.i. insider john miller on how the government is working to keep terror organizations from recruiting and operating right here in the u.s. and one-third of the rock 'n' roll super group crosby, steels and nash. 50 years of rock history. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you right at 7:00. >> thanks a lot, norah. >> thank

around the metro area, everyone right around the 50-degree range until you get down to southern marylandannapolis at 59. we are closer to 60 down by the river. around the immediate metro area, windsare calm with a northerly component in elkton. drier air in place with the northwest flow. also coming in just ahead of a front that just kind of fizzled out when it start today move across the ohio valley. you see some of the clouds out there much the clouds will dry out a little bit. we will have another day much like we have with a mixture of clouds and sun. what you will notice with the high sinking down to the south of us, it will allow for temperatures to rise heading into this week. so today, the coolest day of the next five. we are actually going up to about 75 degrees today. that is higher than our normal. sunset today is at 6:49. sunrise at 7:03. high tied at 4:04 this afternoon. 75 today, partly cloudy. a good bit of sun throughout the afternoon. 52 with patchy clouds for the low. tomorrow, 80 degrees. 86 on wednesday. 84, 81 and 80 for thursday, friday and saturday. gigi. >> thanks

our nearby suburbs, much of southern maryland near the bay, eastern shore, and as the morning progresses we'll have the clouds with us through mid morning and then we ought to get breaks in the clouds by later in the morning. we'll stay on the cool side through about 9:00 and then by 10:00 climbing into the low to mid-60s. by noontime near 70 around the metro area. hometown forecast, in fairfax city,

let's go back to the maps, and this time heading to southern maryland. route 4, route 5, route 301 all in good shape heading up to andrews air force base and down into oxon hill. a live look one more time and here's what it looks like northbound 395 at edsall road. back to you jess and mike. >>> thanks monika. today the senate is expected to vote on the federal budget bill passed by the house last week. >> however, they're expected to take out a key part of the bill and without a last-minute compromise that means the government shutdown looks more likely for tuesday. delia goncalves joins us live from capitol hill with the story. and just this is not going to go away is it deal jaw? >> reporter: let's see. i mean hope springs eternal right? but actions speak louder than words because even though many members of congress say they do not want a government shutdown, well, they're dragging their feet. if you do to math there's not a whole lot of time left even if the senate pasts a bill today it goes back to the house. members there will likely make changes

they've been advancing to the west southwest and now in toward even southern maryland and the northernuch of the wusa9 viewing area. with the clouds no longer to move in it's a little cooler like warrenton at 49 and a touch of fog that way as well. laurel 56 and reston 52. going into the 70s once again this afternoon. weather is really fine. traffic, that's a whole other story, here's monika. >>> i tell you what. it is really rough on the northbound side of i-95. i've been telling you about the accident up in lorton in the hov lanes in the right lane. guess what? our sky 9 is over another accident. this is further north on 95 just before the beltway. you can see the police and the cones set up here. if you're planning the head northbound on i-95 maybe reconsider. because you have a lot to deal with because of those two separate accidents. in fact oj go to the stat 50 camera and i can show everyone the backup on the northbound shadoof i-95. solid -- side of i-95. solid. this is what it looks like from woodbridge. at least prince william parkway up to springfield with the two separate ac

other than that, we're in pretty good shape out of southern maryland, for example, route 4, route 5, route 301, 210. everything is looking good to the beltway. once there across the wilson bridge and if you're planning to head 295 to the 11th street bridge, everything is great. let's take a live look outside. here's what it looks like on the north side of town looking good at georgia avenue. no big delays yet. on the outer loop as you leave the 95 interchange heading westbound into silver spring early this morning out of glen bernie you want to watch out for the accident cleanup from early on. two tractor-trailers blocking the ramp from southbound i-97 to westbound route 32. let's go back over to the maps this time heading up north to 270. you can see it's still all green out of frederick. you may find a few brake lights as you head into clarksburg but no big deals. we'll wind a live look one more time outside. this is the northbound side of 395 as you head toward the 14th street bridge. no issues at this time. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> it's been 17 years s

well as in loudoun, fauquier, prince which wiilliam stafford, spotsylvania, charles county, southern maryland, too, just near 50 degrees. and we have temperatures right around the metro area generally low to mid-50s now. we'll still be in the 50s through 8:00 but them by 10:00 the mid-60s. sun rise is at 7:03. then by noontime for your lunch hour should be mild. you'll be comfortable in short sleeves. pa partly cloudy into the mid-70s much of the region. waldorf, charles county, the hometown forecast there by noontime should be near 70 degrees. i'm back in ten minutes with a look of the rest of your monday. now a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >>> the first 4 traffic center, here is what we're tracking for you. traveling around the beltway, heads up in virginia if you're taking the inner loop in the express lanes as you make your way near route 50 a broken down car there blocking your right lane. again, that's in the express lanes on the inner loop of the beltway. over to i-95 in maryland between the baltimore beltway traveling if laurel and continuing to the capital beltway both

points are in the 50 plus across the region so we will see temperatures around 73 downtown 74 in southern maryland chance and ocean city and the rest of us should remain relatively dry. >> if you don't need them, get them out of the house -- all the -- baltimoreolice county police are saying dispose of prescription drugs you don't need. a sad reality but the truth of the matter is that anyone of our loved ones is one pill or one teaspoon away from indulging in prescribed or illicit drugs. quacks the baltimore county deputy health commissioner says in the last five years baltimore county has lost almost 500 lives and has thousands of near misses due to prescription and illegal drug overdoses. topart of a two-year plan help cut overdoses in the county by 20%, baltimore county has installed the drug drop boxes at 12 of the police precinct around the -- county. to the tune ofor three thousand dollars apiece. this will reduce injuries and deaths associated with taking these substances. >> citizens from anywhere in the state can bring their used or expired prescription drugs and deposit them in the boxe

can visit their last ones, last two victims laid to rest yesterday, mike ridgell was buried in southern maryland. gunman aaron alexis shot him and took his gun. he was 52 years old and had three daughters. >>> in northeast d.c., network security administrator sylvia frasier was laid to rest. she was 53, had worked at the navy yard for 13 years. her sister said it gave frasier a mission in life. >> it's what she knew to do, was to serve. she was loyal. she was a friend and she served. that's really her testament. she left a legacy of love. >> she lived in charles county. she and all the navy yard victims will be remembered at an interfaith service this afternoon. >>> navy yard community is also recovering. families and community members came out for the annual barracks row fall festival yesterday blocks from where the shooting happened. including music, art and plenty of food, a community volunteer said it was really important for everyone to keep thriving. >> it keeps getting bigger every year. and i think it demonstrates the resiliency of the neighborhood. we just all love it here and this is a

quickly, let's pull up the maps and show you what else we have with our friends coming out ofnu southern maryland, trip out of five, and down to 12 miles per hour inbound forest house, that is where we have -- that is the check of fox 5 on time traffic.. >>> julie, thank you. >>> our big story this wednesda morning a marathon filibuster o capital hill is more than 16 hours long. >> had that's right, senator ted cruz of texas urging his colleagues to di defund obama c. this could result in a government shutdown, if no deal is made. >> pardon me, if i'm a littlele hoarse, i can margin what senator cruz is. >> reporter: he hascruz taken a few breaks here and there and he did say that he is a little bit tired but he plans to keep on going. there's very few people including republicans who think that this kind of strategy to to defund obama care will actually work. and president obama himself has said thathi he would veto any bl with that. let's look in at senator if he cruz on senate floor. he spent all night fightingting against it holding a debate sooe to be entering into the 17th hour. >> catastro

at the surface you do see high pressure is in control of the mid-atlantic up through maryland and southernnew england but a coastal run offshore and system in canada las drifting to the north -- also drifting to the north. this is washing out, basically won't be there by the time we get into the delay tomorrow. so the front stalled and the two air masses mix and you don't have a front anymore. what we have is this, a new name tropical entity. say hello to tropical storm jerry with winds 40 miles an hour. actually a well defined circulation in the center. perhaps jerry will strengthen, but the movement is to the east. it's already 2,000 miles off ocean city. not a lot of concern. tonight down to 54. a few clouds and not has cool. your two degree guarantee. we're going to push 80. clear, warming up though, significant warmup it. looks like on wednesday should get a nice southerly wind surge and the low 80s hang tough into the and of the week and the start of the weekend. if you're watching abc2 news at 11 last night, we had a chance for showers saturday into sunday. now we pushed that back l

major delays for thousands of commuters who use this highway every day to commute between maryland and southern pencil jane. the -- pennsylvania, the reck shut down several lanes. it took 7 hours to clear debris from the highway, state investigators looking into what went wrong. >>> the tractor trailer that rear ended a vehicle was the initial cause you have to look at the the tractor trailer and driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. >> reporter: police took blood samples from several drivers as they try to figure out whether drugs or alcohol could have played a role in the crash. >>> so far no charges have been filed in the crash. >>> unusual sight in the skies above baltimore a blimp hovering over the city day after day. it belongs to the u.s. navy. why it is here and what it is doing. >> reporter: if you have looked up lately you may have spotted this hiding in the clouds or hovering over baltimore's harbour. >> i have been seeing it all week like every day. >> reporter: a u.s. navy blimp almost 200 feet long is flying over baltimore. >> we were talking about it wonderi

it's close enough to maryland to keep that southern system to our south and kind of pin wheels around the high pressure zone and heads out to sea. however,it likely will merge with more pressure offshore and may spin into a good coastal system. here's the set up into the day tomorrow. just a little cloud cover, but you see offshore, the beginnings of that system and this could intensify by sunday into monday, but at most, it sends clouds our way and creates a breeze. tonight, down to 52, tomorrow, into the day, 77 for your two degree guarantee. lotsof sun the next couple of days. then again, it could turn breezy sunday into monday and the reason for that is because of that storm system offshore if it pans out as projected. all right, you may have seen them streaking up the river or rounding fort mchenry. stand uppaddlers here in maryland are getting set to make a huge splash outside of baltimore. >> it's a new sport. in thisarea, people are just starting to discovery. >> no, this isn't technically walking on the water, but it is stand up paddling or sup. it'sthe sport taking the chesa

create major delays for thousands of commuters who lose this every day to commute between maryland and southernennsylvania. the wreck shutdown both northbound lanes. >> a mess. >> the took seven hours to clear the debris from the highway. >> ovprobably the tractor- trailer rear-ended the vehicle, the initial cause of the crash. at this point, you to look at the tractor-trailer and the driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. >> police took blood samples from several drivers. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >>> so far no charges have been filed in the crash. >>> well, police are saying it looked something like, something from a movie after a robbery at a prince georges county jewelry store. it is caught on camera. surveillance video shows the crooks descending through the roof into the river stone jewelry store. police are saying they spent hours using a blowtorch to break into the safe. the crooks got away with half of a million dollars worth of jewelry. they wore masks and gloves they don't have fingerprints or dna. >>> the ravens are a favorite to make it three in a ro

created major delays for thousands of commuters who use this highway everyday to commute between maryland and southern pennsylvania. >> the wreck shut down both northbound lanes. >> crowded bump up. it's a mess. >> it took seven hours to clear the debris. state investigators looking into what went wrong. >> a tractor-trailer who rear ended a vehicle which was the cause of the crash. we have to look at the tractor-trailer and the driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. they took blood to see if alcohol was involved in the crash. >> to charges have been filed. >>> a pursuit through the baltimore county. police were called after the baltimore county savings bank on eastern boulevard was robbed. the suspects took off in a silver four-door vehicle. the police apprehended three people blocks away. no word if they were the wanted suspects. >>> the senator approves a government shut down sending it back to the house where the republicans say it's dead upon arrival. wjz is live on the budget showdown. pat warn with more and the concern with all the government workers. we report on the lates

the pileup created numbers of delays for thousands that use this highway to commute between maryland and southern pennsylvania. >> >> it took nearly seven hours to clear all of the debris from the highway. police investigators looking into what went wrong. >> tractor-trailer that rear- ended the vehicle was the initial cause of the crash. at this point, you have to look at the tractor-trailer and the driver and see if it was vehicle failure or driver failure. >> investigators have taken some blood samples from some of the drivers to make sure and rule out whether drugs or alcohol may have played a factor in the crash. live "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> thank you, derrick, so far, no charges have been filed. >> >> police pursuit bank robbers through the streets of essex. police got a call that the baltimore savings bank was being robbed. police abringhended three people no word yet on the identity of those suspects. >> >> a car slams into a group of students outside of a high school in hyattsville, vic is in the newsroom with the latest on this for us. >> the students were all members of the school'

maryland's radar. there are some showers. they are south of us, roanoke and maybe a couple showers toward the southern edge of the state later this evening. it was a day of changing weather in maryland. we captured it with our hd camera. still very nice. in parkville you see the high thin clouds blowing by and dry weather continuing. in how to son we have a lit -- in towson we have a little fall color. the days are getting much shorter, now before 7:00. runners, it's looking good in the morning. humidity will stay low. fall foil large, do you have them? send it our way. our temperatures are not very fall like, mid-70s, not atypical for late september but comfortable, almost no wind to tell you b i don't think we'll see much wind until sunday into monday when a coastal system could make a run off the coast. in the meantime we're watching this southern disturbance. we think because of the high pressure dome over upstate new york, this should continue to be a southern slider going very slowly. it could bring some clouds at times tonight and tomorrow. i think we'll stay dry. take a lock at the future trend, generally staying to t