paul.ep our eyes on hurricane it just bam a hurricane this mmrning and it's got 75 miles an ú%ur windsgusting up to 95. 650 miles southwest of miaai florida. it's going to turn north and east and it's being heated by a lot of warm water in the caribbean. the same trough of low pressure that is bringing it out to sea, will also help strrngthen this coastal lowwand bring us the heavy rain in the waa of an inch or more, maybe for thursday into friday. we could haveea heavy dose then. shower channes and thunderstorms at the eastern shore. holling off on the showers and thunderstorms until late in the day juut like the eastern shore with 77 degrees for high temperaturee then back to the west, lookingú at a high there, a little bit cooler, above average, 75 and again showers in the afternoon with maybe isolated

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. >>> we were following the storms here at ffx 45 all daa, but so were ur viewers.ptured the scene in westminister on thursday where thiigs were looking a bit sinster, daak, heavv clouds filled the kk. the roads looked worse. this piiture was taken between wolf and washington stteet. those cars right there are not going anywwere for a while. when you see severe weather in your neighborhood, see it, shoot it, send it. ú% to foxbaltimore.com ann clicc on the see it, shoot it, send it icon. you can send photos thank you picpics baltimoreecom. >>> the unit investigates drug crimes in the northwest police disttict. now the police are investigating the police after the unit used a stolen license plate on an unmarked city vehicle. >> mainly where did they get this he plate from. was it taken out of an evidence room. and why?3 why woull we take a plate and use it on a police car. >> police promise they are sendú other officcrs into the >>> witter, my space, facebook, skype, you name t there's a lot of ways for people to engage and network online. with that comes the possibi

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>> not in the ride ur cup, no. this has been unique in every week. what can you do, you know? for the crowd here. it's not often that you get this atmosphere building and, k, to have to go away and come back again. so we feel sorry for them even to have to walk around because it is mud they're walking in. wellington boots are the only things that workn these conditions. but they came in at half past 10:00 to tell us we're playing again today at 1:30. we ok forward to ge out there and playing again, really. >> the way the matches were going yesterday, i'm sure you were elated to have that stopped. you said yrself that momentum is such a big part of the way these matches go. it must have been disturbing. >> well, it was, yes. we were up, 3-1 and then we lost that session and then we lost the next session primarily tu to the american aes play. they played great in the foursome's matches and we had to get things turning aarp here and were going to go in intees singles. there's no match of been given because you're too off on the tee. so these matches have to be finished and finish

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. >> the analyst ays the jobs across marylands tour is nothing more than a taxpayers' financed ú%ur.eled to a stop. a ews release billed it as a ribbon-cutting ceremony but the talk was campaign rhetoric. >> we had to make cct after cut, reducing it by 5.6 million. with the tough coices we made together, we're rebounding out of this recessionn >> what do you think a jobs across maryland is other than campaigning? he gives his campaign pitch, everyday..3 >> each day, every stop, the governor is surrounded by security, press personnel, and other state employees. the state troopers, who drive and protect him, earn $100,000 3 year,,including benefits. >> it is expensive, everything is paid for, by the taxpayers. the transportation, and security, andd when you do this, everyday, since april, it runs up uite a tab. >> but, the professor, says, there's nothing unusual about >>>we're in the last coupleb. weeks now,,before the actual election. this is where you havv got to define whht the issues are. p> the former governor was criiicized for making similar appearaaces four-years ago. >> we di

and had winds of 80 miles per ú%ur. and the heavy rain leff a trail of destruction behind.uding this dundalk basement which had over a foot of water -i it. crews spent the morning crane draining it. home is no stranger to the rising water either. it was flooded last year when a city watermaan broke sending water rushing nto the streets of dundalk. >> you can see the floor, and the rug cominn up. and t is a mess. it is llke a swimming pool. sounds like i m swimming. >> the damage to the homm, and its belongings, is estimated in the thousands. >> the wicked weather caused all kind offproblems across the state. take a lookkat this sinkhole in severn. ú%00 this morning. this portion of gamble road gave way leaving a watermain exposed. and electtic lines ripped in the hole. ú%ys to fix. shut down belair road for hall. several hours this morning. but it now is fixed. and the rrad has reopened. >> despite receiving some of the heaviest rainfall, many harford county communities escaped with minor damages. as the marine in havre de grace, homeowners expected to find boats flooded. b

founately it was in the northbound direction so rush ur won't have too much of a hang-up to get beyond this issue. after you guys. >> thanks. >>> during the mornins heavy rain, we saw a number of trees fall in the area. a huge tree fell on river road near ridge feel road. traffic was backed up early this morning. >> a similar problem in arlington this morning. this time a tree fell on top of a car on south frederick street here. crews remove the snapped trees and put the branchs into the shredder. >> the rain stopped late in the morning and we do have a short breakfast. >> will it last? meteorologist chuck bell is here now with the story. how about it? >> it is a break inhe actual rainfall will last for the most part for the next couple days. we got a very complex weather pat person we have to worry about. the upper level area has a lot of cold air aloft so may try and clear out a sliver overnight. but any clear skies first thing tomorrow morning will immediately be replaced by cloud cor bubbling up. today, stuck in the 50s with cloudy, cool conditions across the area. the last time re

. >> make sure all precautions are taken to make ure nobody else gets infectee with the disease or i'mus, whatever it's called. that's my main conceen right now. >> i'm sure with the principal, mr. durhamm that he's taken every pre caution to make sure the other chiidren are safe. >> reporter: men membership can be spread by coughing, sneezing, sharing eating utensils which of course they do here in elementary schools and poor hygiene, not washing your hands. there is one cop if i remeebered case here at country-country and there is possibly a a second case but that case has not yet been confirmed. reporting live, karen parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> two homicides in south baatimore in less than 12 hours. police were on the scene of sydney avenue off cent street@ before noon today. the body of a map was found inside a home there. his identity hasn't bben released. two people were shot. police say jjst before midnight a man and woman were approached by two men. the woman was shot several times and was pronounced dead at shock traama. the man was shot in the lower back and is expected t

where we can set records and where the cooling is toda and when it will get to ur neighborhood. ♪ >>>ober is domestic violence awareness month d an east bay group is raising money to help abused women and children. it's call stand for families free of violence and provides the only emergency shelter in all of contra costa county. actress and comedian niecy nash, to be able to say come over here, where a sof place to land, you know, it is -- man, it's invaluable, especially when you're right in the thick of it. >> the tough economys causing more women to call the crisis line for help. we'll link you to their website on our website abc7news.com. let's check with mike now. sunshine out there p and some of us are feeling the relief already. >> mainly at thecoast. a lile around san francisco but really it's going to come into the weekend. let's take a look outside. beautiful with e cumus clouds roaming through. seeing plenty of sunshine. up on mount tamalpais 85 degrees. another perspective. south beach looking to the west, some of the clouds hanging around san francisco. a lot of sunshine

i mean, we got them in a couple but, when hey brought it, ur guys did a great job of standin3 in there>> i think for everrbody to say, wow going across to plly liie that. those two outside guys, and that front that they have got. i am happy for them. >> it is time again for ouu high schoollgame f the week contest. you can vote for tteegame you would like to see highlights of by going to foxbaltimore.com and clicking on high school game of the week. maybe you will see yyur school this friday night. here is this week's slate of for friday october 8. gilman vs. calvert hall in c. milton wright vs. mercy in girls soccer. dulaney vs. pprry hall in fiild hockey. we will announce the winner on thursday night.

-uring a meeting last night. >> i think that, the prudent way of budgeting is not to establish affordableng a five-year trailing average, but ttoestablish, a sense of what is the personal income going to be in the future, and use that as your metric for determining, how much money you'll have. >> i think that the way the couy has operated, our history speaks for itself. and those are sound principles. >> the candidates took questions, from the panel, andú audience. >> ssay with fox 45 news, for fr theelatest. -o to the website, and click on vote 2010. >> the state embracessthee. motorists despise them and the numbers show why. speed cameras. began, a year ago, with hopes of slowing. 695 meets charles streett 65,000 most tor riftt have received citations, and ffr that, the state gets millions. noww statewidd, 156,000 from the state. received $40 but, the state insists it is about safety, noo revenue. seeing a decrease. >> i think it speaks to perhaps are we're paying enough >> thaa's ridiculous. who is doing below 50-miles-per-hour on the highhay. >> the state announced plans to deploy a f

. >>> up next in sports, the c the season and wizards at the season and wizards at training ca ur years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good rean. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. anfor the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrch big banks a billionares don't need help. middle cde do. >>> this might be it for adam dunn. >> might be it. a lot of fans gave him a standing ovation. they all cheered for him and wanted him back. today might be it. we don't know. nationals playing their season file in new york and there's no doubt the biggest question, could it be the last game for slugger adam dunn as a national. manager believes dunn will be back next season, but dunn said today, he wants to play in t postseason before his career is over. top two is where we start. dunn at the plate facing mike pelfrey and adam dunn chases a

our immersion programs, are pathwayso -- ur path -- our pathways. that was the discussion we have like 15 or 20 years ago. the other i went to was a bit more informative for me, and in light of the fact the we just had an audit, i went to some workshops related to special ed, and one was fairly good presented by the baltimore school district, and basically when i listened to their audit and other audits, when they talked about boston in austin, but baltimore really really has a similar type of findings that we find. almost every district has similar findings, it seems like, but baltimore has been added for a few years, and they are basically a few years ahead of us -- but baltimore has been at it for a few years. we might be thinking like this anyways, but they basically allocated the funding to the school sites and said, "here is the funding bill you will get. they know how to do this. they are having a really good results. if we're going to have more inclusion programs, we need to win power at our school sides to make those decisions, so that was

ur 67 degrees after a high of 80 this afternoon.was 92 degrees, and tomorrow, the record will be safe at national airport and dulles airport. the current record stands at 78 degrees back in 2001. at the airport at this hour, 64 degrees. annapolis at 69 degrees. in warmer temperatures just off to the south and west of us, and we will look for warmer air tomorrow. temperatures above average for this time of year. we are talking mid-1980s' -- we are talking mid 80's for this time of year. high pressure across the area. this will move out of here, and we will look for winds out of the south and west. that will cause our temperatures to warm. we have clouds that will start to increase. showers at the top of your screen. they move across the area, montgomery county, and then they quickly dissipated. now, just a few clouds here and there. pretty dry for the remainder of the overnight. tomorrow afternoon, a chance for some showers in the shenandoah valley, but the better chance will come on tuesday, even a rumble of thunder, but nothing is

gasoline price are up across ur area. as a matter of fact, the entire country. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.82, up 11 centsrom just a month ago. drivers are paying 2:91 a gallon. the average is 280. virginia, $2.71. the hike is due to a weaker dollar and higher crude and ethanol prices. >>> our time right now is 4:54. 60 degrees. before you send your kids off to school you may want to remind them to wash their hands. >>> we'll show you the places where the worst germs linger at school. plus, new security measures will be in place for your holiday trip. we'll break down whayou need to know. >> a new grocery store opens in prince george's county. [ female announcer ] y is travel these days about what you give up, and not what you get? like electricity for gadget power at your seat. room to stretch your legs, and your wingspan. food when you're hungry, and taking off your shoes only if you feel like it. these aren't luxuries, they're basics. get them back, on acela. [ male announcer ] acela's rning 10. celebrate with up to 10,000 amtr

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. >>> federal fire investigators are expected in alexandria torrow to helping if ur out what sparked the fire at an historicchapel. flames engulfed the building yesterday afternoon. crews spent today working to stabilize the charred frame. no one was hurt in the fire. the loss of that chapel is felt deeply by people who worked, stied and worshiped there over the years. >> it' definitely hard. it broke my heart. just the parish itselfed ed aa the students that have been through these doors and have worshiped here, the marriages, the baptisms, the entire community's just suffered a loss that, yo know, i guess will bring us all closer together but -- >> this fire is not considered suspicious. the atf is taking part in the investigation because the fire was in a place of worship. >>> the whistle blower website wikileakhas disclosed secret u war documents that paint a picture of a weak and divided iraq. the secret. >> reporter:s show in all 10000 iraqis were killed, 66,000 were civilians. it also revealed the u military knew that iraqi security forces tortured and murdered detain es. the

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i mean, we got them in a couple but, when hey brought it, ur guys did a great job of standin3 in therethe running back. >> i think for everrbody to say, wow going across to plly liie that. those two outside guys, and that front that they have got. i am happy for them. >> it is time again for ouu high schoollgame f the week contest. you can vote for tteegame you would like to see highlights of by going to foxbaltimore.com and clicking on high school game of the week. maybe you will see yyur school this friday night. here is this week's slate of for friday october 8. gilman vs. calvert hall in c. milton wright vs. mercy in girls soccer. dulaney vs. pprry hall in fiild hockey. we will announce the winner on thursday night. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harri

we will see changes coming ur way.ch is good, as far as some clearing as we go through the overnight. and we also will see mooe sunshine for the weekend. i will have a look at that in detail coming up in the forecast in a bit. >> thousands oo pounds of rolling steel barely miss an officer. the simple decision he made that >> a very mysterious silver orb floating above ew york city. the stir it caused. >> and storming off the setf ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪ >> 33 miners from chile tonight are spending the first full day above ground since early august. harr to believe. >> the last of the miners was rescued round 9:00 last night. it took rescue workerssmore than a day to bbing all 33 men, and 6 surffce, one by one..3 chile's president is promising changes in reform to the industry, to help keep miners safe nd prevent sooething like this from happening again. ú% some days, we will be announcing a new treaty, protection, dignity, to protect all the workers in chile. not only mining, but also in transportation, agricu

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for the central part of the3 state, could gust higher. 60 degrees,,around the noon ú%ur, and then thosen to decrease. 56 degrees, so, cool today for tonight, 46 degrees, and breezy. and gusting up to 30, but, partly-cloudy skies,,and the winds will be with us, but, the skies will cller, and tomorrow, a chance for a shower. 069 sunnay, with sunshine, ttrough the weekend, and 67 monnay. now, check in with candace,,here with tte traffic. >> thank you. good morning, we're talk about the rails, and that's alonggthe line.ttaan and the brunswick 870 has been cancelled. the next train that you can take is 872..33 the gooddnews is, washington mmtro will honor tickets there. a little bit of a hectic morning for you. as far sswhat's happening, not too much to to cooplain about. 59-miles-per-hour, and same 58-miles-per-houur traveling ú%rough cadenceville. -p>> we have an issue on 895.ú the tunnel, you ccn see the flashing lights, because of an accident. no significant delay building as of yyt. but as forrthe for the mchenry tunnel, it will be delay free there as well. in the green. no activitt to

paul.ep our eyes on hurricane it just bam a hurricane this mmrning and it's got 75 miles an ú%ur winds95. 650 miles southwest of miaai florida. it's going to turn north and east and it's being heated by a lot of warm water in the caribbean. the same trough of low pressure that is bringing it out to sea, will also help strrngthen this coastal lowwand bring us the heavy rain in the waa of an inch or more, maybe for thursday into friday. we could haveea heavy dose then. shower channes and thunderstorms at the eastern shore. holling off on the showers and thunderstorms until late in the day juut like the eastern shore with 77 degrees for high temperaturee then back to the west, lookingú at a high there, a little bit cooler, above average, 75 and again showers in the afternoon with maybe isolated thunderstorms, too. can't rule out an evvning thunderstorm and then -emperatures drop to 49 degrees under mostly cloudy skies to sttrr and they will turn partlyú cloudy in the overnight period. winds will gust up to. and cooler behind the front and mostly sunny skies. the coastal low develops bring

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by going to ur web site just toyngs.n both 2010 under hot >> about how are the road tonight.ellome back our kandace wwo jjins me now with the traffic edge report. hi kandace. welcome back. great to be pwachblingt i miss my little him if girl but cominn home to the second family. great to be back. we are talking about the roads this evening and as far as 95 incident free. 54 miles per hour right near 395 and 45 traveling through the white -úmarsh area. there is howwver big time trouble we need to talk about on 70 traaeling through howard county. all because of an accident on the westbound lanes rate near marianville road and live look to see how things shape up. look. this is on 29 and then you can also see solid delay way from 29. use 40 or evenhe 99 as the alternate route. as far as the belt way is concerned probable free on that entire west side stretch and moving up through pikeeille eventually up to 83 aad we did clear out an earlier accident on outer loop deal with completely shuts úown northbound harper road and use belaire road tonight as thh alternate route there that

we will see changes coming ur way. is good, as far as some clearing as we go through the overnight. and we also will see mooe sunshine for the weekend. i will have a look at that in detail coming up in the forecast in a bit. >> thousands oo pounds of rolling steel barely miss an officer. the simple decision he made that >> a very mysterious silver orb floating above ew york city. the stir it caused. >> and storming off the set of you could switch for great gas mileage or seats that flip and fold with one hand. you could switch for up to 600 highway miles on a single tank of gas. or the hundred-thousand mile powertrain warranty. over a thousand people a day are switching to chevy. they're not just trading in, they're trading up. qualified lessees can get low mileage lease on this 2011 malibu ls for around one ninety-nine a month. call for details. the switch to chevy starts at chevydealer.com. >> 33 miners from chile tonight are spending the first full day above ground since early august. harr to believe. >> the last of

commissioner, ure he correct. this is a trailer that would be brought in each day prior to the commencement of operation and then would leave the park at the end of the day. and to further reiterate the non-personalityness of this trailer, it's a fully revocable permit. the department can revoke the permit for any reason, not just for cause, with 30 days advance notice. president buell: commissioner harrison. commissioner harrison: the idea that's been presented here for them coming in and making money for the park piques my interest, not just for this area, but citywide and i wonder what can be discussed in that arena, not just for delores, but maybe further in the city. >> we absolutely welcome the conversation, commissioner. this is a combination of sort of a larger need to find sustainable revenue sources for the department. we don't have the luxury of thinking about all of our 225 parks as individual enterprises. and as you recall, we solved a $12 million problem by pledging to raise over $8 million in revenu

jobs are scarce, competition is stiff uring, jobs were lost. but private bs were lost. but private employers added 64,000 payroll jobs in september. healthcare gained, hospitals but now brace for impact, now b september marked the 14th straight month that unemployment remained higher than 9.5%. that 14 month streak is the worst streak since the 1930s. eighty years ago, pat, do you remember that? question, the september jobs report is the last one to be released before the elections three weeks from tuesday. what will these numbers mean on november 2 for the democrats? pat. >> i think it means they are going to lose the house, john. that's gone back and forth. the real problem here is the 14 straight months. the stimulous money is running out. states and federal government are going to be cutting budgets in the coming year and it looks like there's one card left to play and that's the federal reserve, basically buying up enormous amounts of debt, putting out dollars into the economy, which means an inflation may be coming down the road, which eleanor. >> well, these pict

so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were ur years ago? we're heading in the wrong direction. we need strong leadership. say no things we can't afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse to raise taxes. martin o'malley can't do it. i will. >>> welcome back. hakem, the midshipmen fighting the irish today, huh? >> yes, in 2007 they ended their 43 game losing streak to notre dame and now it's a yearly thing to beat up on the notre dame and irish. here's a trivia question when playing the masters edition. what do the navy football class of 1937, 2004 and 2011. what have we got? >> is this for a pie? >> yeah, sure, i'll tow a pie in there. >> a orange pie. i've got nothing. >> i have no idea. >> i actually didn't know until i looked it up. so i don't know. but here it is. if y say the only classes to beat notre dame three times, you're right, move ahead one space and you can have orange pie. today's game not played on cardboard, it's the turf were the midshipmen dominated the fightin irish. >> one, two, three! >> oh, yeah, that will get you p

. >> reporter: engineering are uring a concrete base to hold a winch and arm in base. a ski air cliff cable flown from from germany. the miners are upset fighting over the order to come up. each of the 33 wants the same position in line. >> man of them mentioned that they wanted to be the last in the line. >> reporter: the last? >> the number 33rd. >> reporter: because they wanted their brothers to go first? >> yeah, that's correct. >> reporter: now thas what i call solidarity. as you know, three drills trying to make it down there, the one drill thatade it down called plan b. they have a t-shirt on. on the back it says rescue of the 33. it's hope that rescue could be as early as late tuesday or maybe wednesday. lester. >> iwill nice to see the 33 wearing that t-shirt. kerry sands for us. thank you if anyone has a sense of what those trapped miners are going through and what they're about to go through it is tom foye, one of nine miners rescued in pennsylvania in 2002. th circumstances were different then, the depth of the mine, length of time trapped, but the way foye