police are investigating a deadly stabbing in southwest baltimore. a woman was found dead inside a home on washington boulevard. it is not clear why she butted been attacked. there was a brutal attack in downtown baltimore. a man is in a medically induced coma. he was beaten by four men on friday. it appears the attack was random. police will try to identify the suspects. >> did you get a good night's sleep? if not, you may look for something to refuel you. the choices you make could have a significant impact on their health. >> there is a link between sleep deprivation and obesity. >> people who slapped about five hours compared to people who slept six to seven hours took in 550 more calories per day. >> people often make poor lifestyle decisions when they are sleep deprived. >> they did not seem to ex pend more calories. >> you just want quick energy and some people tend to go towards donuts and pastries, coke and candy bars. >> those kinds of foods will burn quickly in your body. >> protein and to eat something every few hours to keep that energy g

in southwest baltimore, police responded to another gunshot victim. ey are looking into possible connection. the shooting came on the heels of another shooting in east baltimore. that victim's condition is unknown. a 41-year-old man is in grave condition after being shot in the head. just after 5:00 p.m.. police have no suspects in connection with any of the cases. ♪ ♪ >> millions across the northeast are beginning another day without power. some are surrounded by water and others have no where to call home. we have more from toms river, new jersey. >> the reality of the destruction is settling in. some people are left homeless. >> we have no home right now. >> those displaced by the storm are returning to see what is left. in queens, burned rubble, subways are still cut off by flooding in new york city. >> 's like the city has been cut in half around 40th street. >> thousands were trapped in their homes for over 72 hours. >> sunday night was the most terrifying. >> along the jersey shore, homes were ripped from their foundations. >> its like right out

. >> in the meantime, city police investigating two homicides, one in southwest baltimore, the other on the north side. the latest happened at 11:30 p.m. last night. no other details are being released. the other have been in the 5300 block of carriage court around 8:30 a.m. police believe robbery and drugs may have been the motive. with just days to go until election day, both presidential candidates are putting the focus back on campaigning after super storms in the race of the east coast. helen jackson has that story. >> president obama is back on the campaign trail today, joining mitt romney as they focus on the finish, which is coming up fast. president obama, during the jersey coast, delivered a message to those devastated by sandy. >> we are here for you. we will not forget. we will follow up to make sure you get all the help you need. >> his message today will shift away from the path of destruction to the path to two hundred 70 electoral votes. in florida, mitt romney back of more aggressive attacks. >> give cost your loved ones and he them in your thoughts and prayers. -- k

>> investigators said had apprehended the man responsible for stabbing a woman to death in southwest baltimore. detectives arrested and charged 52-year-old antonio johnson with the murder. >> president obama will make his first post-election comments tomorrow afternoon about what he thinks needs to be done to avoid the so-called fiscal clef that could plunge the economy back into recession. he is expected to urge congress to pass a bill preventing bush era tax cuts from expiring for all but the wealthiest americans. the newly reelected president and congress face the january 1 deadline to avoid a combination of tax increases and spending cuts that all sides agree would undermine the military and other basic government functions. here's a closer look at how dire that nightmare scenario could be of nothing is done. a report from the congressional budget office says the jobless rate would jump to 9.1% if no deal is reached. analysts say it would cut the federal deficit by more than $500 billion by next september. the adjustments would also cause the economy to shrink by 0.5% next year. but now th

right now, >> we are following a developing story out of southwest baltimore, where police are investigating a shooting that happened just after 10:00 on belgium avenue. no word on the condition of the victim, a motive, or a suspect. hostess outlet shops have closed for good. they have not been able to come to a deal with thousands of union workers, so they are shutting down. 18,000 workers stand to lose their jobs. the employees we spoke to say they are not sure what their next move will be. >> i think it could have been done better than striking like that. it affects everybody. >> i have no idea. >> i have been here 11 years. it is not a good time. but it is what it is. >> tough times. hostess would continue delivery of all products until they are sold. some of the brands date back as far as 8088. >> a winter mix of news when it comes to the chilly conditions in the coming months. you will probably pay more for your heating bills, with one important caveat. our reporter is live in north baltimore with an explanation. >> the hyde bill prediction is predicated on the fact that forecasters co

a woman is dead after she was stabbed in southwest baltimore. the victim, believed to be in her 50's, was found stabbed to death of around 4:00 this afternoon. police have not introduced the identity of the victim, the suspect, or the motive. >> a 32-year-old man is fighting for his life after a brutal attack downtown in broad daylight. police say it appears the beating was unprovoked. kerry cavanaugh has the latest. >> he moved to baltimore with his co front because they love the idea of city living. he is in a medically induced coma after a violent attack near his home. john mason moved to baltimore 10 months ago, and embrace a downtown living. his aunt says the tattoo artist and his co friend established a laid-back lifestyle -- and his girlfriend established a laid- back lifestyle. >> they would eat dinner together, walk the dog, go to bed. shutteredy attack that routine. four men converged and started beating him. he was rushed to, with skull fractures -- two, with skull fractures. they noticed footprints on his face. >> if he survives, wil

there was a stabbing death of a woman in southwest baltimore. the victim was believed to be inner 50 her 50's. >> an electrical fire critically injured a man at his home. more than 75 fire crew members responded in crownsville. the victim was pulled from the basement of the home. the fire caused about $75,000 worth of damage. >> pure blood pressure down and that could be beneficial to your brain. >> a multivitamin could help prevent cancer. a new study shows it does not have the same effect on heart disease. >> we're dealing with fire activity in the city. we will >> welcome back. 38 degrees downtown. this is one of those mornings where it could be 10 degrees cooler in the suburbs. you probably have to scrape some frost off your windshield. it is -- i cannot do it unless you show it to me. people think i memorize this stuff. 35 in rock hall. a mixture of sun and clouds. no precipitation this evening. will be chilly with a high temperature of 50 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> it is no secret high

city police are investigating a shooting in southwest baltimore.t after 10:00 friday night in the 3,000 block of elgin avenue. no word yet on the victim's condition, a motive or suspect in this case. >>> a school bus accident shut down a stretch of route 97 in howard county. that bus ended up on its side after colliding with a car in glenn wood around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. police say there was one student on board the bus at the time, but no one was hurt. the bus driver and the other driver suffered minor injuries and there's no word on what caused that crash. >>> fire officials are trying to figure out what caused an auto repair shop to burst into flames. fire crews responded to the scene at the 600 block of crane highway around 2:30 friday morning. they say it took 63 firefighters two hours to put out that two alarm fire. no injuries were reported. >>> he was the second oldest serving congressman until about two weeks ago. still ahead on 11 news, roscoe bartlett sits down with 11 news to talk about family and his plans after losing re-electio

in southwest baltimore, police found a man shot and a 32-year- old william simons was taken to a hospital he died. they think he was targeted and the motive was robbery. about one hour before that, another man was shot in east baltimore. police say they charge a man in connection with that non-fatal shooting. >> five days before election day and their race to the white house is back at full speed today. with next tuesday's outcome very much in doubt, both sides tried out their final pitches to voters in key battleground states. >> mitt romney went to virginia, a swing state where the race is tight and made his closing argument. >> if the president were to be reelected, you will see high levels of unemployment continue and stalled wage growth, just like we have seen over the last four years. >> his new ad is positive. >> but the former governor's path to a win looks difficult. he is down by six points in iowa and closer in new hampshire and wisconsin. >> that is where air force one when today -- green bay. president obama back on the trail after suspending campaign for hurricane sandy. >>

we will look at the big time >> we have some breaking news out of southwest baltimore. for 90 minutes, police have been on the scene and a stabbing on washington boulevard. this video is just in to our newsroom. the victim is a woman and her injuries have been described as serious. stay with us and we will continue to monitor the situation. >> if you tuned into the benefit concert, the numbers are in when it comes to how much money it raised. officials confirmed $22.9 million were pledged by phone and on line during the coming together benefit. the hourlong telethon was hosted by matt lauer and included performances by bruce springsteen and others. all of the money will be donated to the american red cross. here in baltimore, more help is headed north. officials decided they would send more responders. members of the community are reaching out as well. >> and aol officer, employees and their families were trying to do their part to help out the folks in new york and new jersey hit by hurricane zandi. >> we have a state of emergency. we just want to pitch in and help. we

reinecke's catholic church in southwest baltimore. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. shott's fill you in on 40, down in the westbound direction at the hatem memorial bridge. in terms of problems elsewhere, pulaski highway and mountain road, we have an accident. big backup on the north side of the outer loop. we had an earlier accident according to state police that has been moved off to the side in the area of perring parkway. in light of today's leading up to it. -- a lot of delays leading up to it. hollins ferry and fifth avenue, watch for an accident. we're tracking 1 in elkridge. live look at traffic shows delays on the north side. barely moving from 95 towards dulaney valley. westbound 40 is shut down at the hatem memorial bridge due to the water main break repenrepair. >> think should be nice and quiet going into the weekend. this morning there is a little disturbance passing by that may produce sprinkles. no big deal. chilly, 38 in taneytown. forecast for today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds, a slight chance for rain shower. high temperature of only 54 this

in southwest baltimore, officers responded to carriage court just before it o'clock 30 where they foundouple of the sprinkles as well. you may have to watch out for a few raindrops. we stay in the 50's the next couple of days.

city police investigating the shooting in southwest baltimore.in the 3000 block of elgin avenue. no word yet ton victim's condition, a motive or suspect in this case. >>> a school bus accident shut down a stretch of route 97 in howard county. the bus ended up on its side after colliding with a car in glenn wood around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. police say there was one student on the bus at the time who wasn't hurt. the bus driver and the other driver did suffer minor injuries but there's no word right now on what caused that crash. >>> fire officials are trying to figure out what caused an auto repair shop to go up in flames. fire crews responded to the scene on the 600 block of crane highway around 2:30 friday morning. it took 63 firefighters two hours to put out that two alarm fire. no injuries were reported. >>> time 8:57. and it is 40 degrees. here's a look at what's coming up next on 11 news saturday morning. >>> even with an expected 11% increase in your heating bill, bge said you'll be paying lower heating bills. >>> you may have noticed s

baltimore. accident activity on the southwest side has been moved over to the shoulder. the express lane and main line picking up volume now. southbound 27 0rbg the gang is all here starting to slow south of 109 continuing out to the scales. -- southbound 270, the gang is all here. >> president barack obama comes out ahead to earn a second term as america's leader. >> in his victory speech last night, the president promiseed a better america over the next four jurors. melanie alnwick is live in the newsroom with the details. >> good morning. president obama was able to emerge victorious from this long contentious battle by holding onto his key constituencies of women, black and hispanic voters. although exit polls showed that most voters agree that the economy isn't for good shape, apparently they didn't blame the president for that. it was after 1:00 a.m. when president obama strode on to the stage in chicago to the sounds of stevie wonder's sign, sealed and delivered. he sounded like he was extending an olive branch just a bit to his opposition. >> our economy is recov

southwest along i-95. if we're south of baltimore, i don't think we're going to see anything like that at all. look for jersey and into new york. again, father to the north- northwest and that is a little bit of snow. they may end up getting a coating to three inches up there and some spots could get more than three inches. the storms round up and it will continue to move quickly on out of here and into late thursday, the storm system is break up and some areas of high pressure coming in. 37, not as cold and it will be cold in the suburbs, though, around freezing. the clouds tomorrow morning, 39 and some showers around here by noon. again, just not a lot. you really have to get east of i-95 and probably east of i-95 to get anything substantial in terms of rain tomorrow. we'll blow a little on thursday with chilly breezes there and we gradually warm up, talking 60s for the weekend. -- weekend. >> i like that. >> low impact here, of course, a greater impact to the north and east, no doubt about it. >> okay. thank you, gary. >>> and a new discovery about last year's earthquake centered in virgini

baltimore city. a crash in the southwest corn ore south smallwood street at eagle street.re still dealing with that water main break. north charles street is shut down from penn station to 21st street. use calvert street or 83 instead. no delays on the jfx. outer loop is slow, 15 minutes to travel from i-95 up to 83. >> we're out of time. we'll be back in a half-hour. >> back to "good morning america." head to abc2news.com anytime. ♪ we're not gonna take it >>> oh, that's a problem. this is the frustrated workforce, ladies and gentlemen. >> check out these videos. workplaces out of control. some are real. some are fake. can you guess? but they all capture the rage of workers pushed to the limit in a pretty tough economy. is it driving people crazy? there's sure evidence of that. good morning, everyone. robin recovering from her bone marrow transplant. great to have elizabeth vargas here. >> thank you. that's a piece i've been working on. it is the economy, stupid. one of our former candidates for president. we're going to get into that in this half hour in just a moment. w

southwest part of the state. between pittsburgh and johnstown moving to near breezewood now along interstate 70 and we may get clipped by that a little bit here from baltimore northward this morning. will see a few clouds come in, we might catch a sprinkle or shower as it moves across. basically, a nice day. 35 degrees at the airport, inner harbor 45 degrees. humidity at 92%. it's normally high in the early morning hours although there's more moisture in the air. and the barometer is higher, the ridge of high pressure that came in behind the nor'easter is right over us now, we are on it.d up yesterday, 57 was the high at the airport, on tv hill, 60 degrees. typical high is 59. we have been a long way from it for a while but now we will be beyond that for the next couple of days until the next storm comes in. morning lows close to normal for this time of year and we are mostly in the 30's now in the area. annapolis, a milder 40, the naval academy near the water. 35 at the airport, parkton, 34, elkton, 35. 34 on the boardwalk in ocean city and oakland, even with the snow on the ground -- still snow on the ground -- it's an indication of the milder temperature