light to moderate at this hour with no worries om i-95 to the wilson bridge. 16th street remains closed around irving street northwest pause of the connuing investigation into the building fire. don't expect 16th street to open any time soon. of course we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> thank you, jerry. 4:54. after the break, you won't believe what a suspected car thief did when he saw a police officer. >>> the dog thrown out with the trash gets a second chance at a loving ome. >>> frget textoks. local students updating to ipads. >>> Ñq >>> do you feel like you're paying an exorbitant ament to feed t meter in the district? they will hold hearings on rolling back the cost of most meters. he wants to eliminate night and weekend charges except in the most crowded parts of the city. the district recently doubled the charge to $2 an hour. >>> really friendly but really stupid. two men suspected of stealing a mini van were caught by police after one of them wed to a cop. dominic gaskins was arrested and charged with grand larceny an the two drove by movie co.theater and wav

nat writes, maybe he will learn -ome compassion, and respecc for but elsa writes, it seems to me this is like sentencing a3 arsonist to work in a match factory. >> shipping ountry prague out of the port of baltimore pled guilty to polluting oceen water and trying tt conceal it. shipp illegally dumped oil waste overboard. crew member alerted authorities when the ship docked in baltimore.ú >> thousanns of ships all over the world face this challenne. oil, pollutton, that is gathered on the shipp thht are going across our ocean's tens of thousandssof ships every year. often, too often, they wwnd up dumping the oil ann sludge into our oceans. >>well, the shipping company has agreee o ppy a $4 million fine. and some of that will go to help to clean up the chesapeake bay. >> towson commons has been sold at auction. undisclosed buyer paid $28.5 million foo the once buutling retail retaii center in downtown towson. no word on what they will do with the complex. >> first day of fall it feels like summer. tomorrow. comes in with 90 degrees temperatures. according to vytts reed. it will be hot

. >> you know, businesses right now are holding back on a lot of increase oming. they see a tax if the presideet wants this economy to grow again, he needs %-law in place rather than a tax increase. has mus!!!!rasmussen poll, 7% os say that the country is still if a receesion. almost 80% say they know someene out of work and looking for job.3 many of our ffcebook fans agree. susan wrote in and said whaa a drive around the city and open your eyes,,how the thousands upon thousands of people unemployed. it's over, see what they say? what do you think, do you think the rrcession is over? let us know on the facebook page. i ill be reading some of your responses throughout the morning. megan gilliland. fox 45 early edition. >>> a two alarm fire ripped through a home in north baltimore overnight injuring one person. there were six people inside this ome on northern parkway -hen the fire broke out around 2:30 this morning. everyone scaped, including one woman who was njured when she jumped out of a second story wwndow. she is expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is

be accomplished. >> they sometimes have a hard time believing their own elected officialsant to he om them or even care about their opinions because what they see on their campuses and, you know, in their hometowns is a rising level of islamic phobia. >> reporter: the various projects are intended to be proactive against radicalism, but they've also provoked controversy. several outsiders have accused the campaigns and their leaders of not being tough enough against extremism while some muslims fear it can give the feeling the problem is bigger than it is. >> some people said before you get going on tht, make sure it doesn't portray us all as being so-called radicalized, that's a danger as well. >> reporter: some have accused bray of perpetuating this. >> they say there's no problem, everything is just fine. well, everything is not just fine. >> reporter: american muslim leaders say their young people, like young people of all faiths, are trying to figure out their identities. and the leaders say, religion should a cultural relevant part of the x. islam a religion that has a book that

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so the dark matter about 25% and the dark at oms, the at oms we can't see about 4 1/2%, that is most of the universe as far ats math and then the dark energy, the stuff making i >>> if you add those elements up, elements, if you add those parts of the pyramid up, you have 70% that's invisible,. >> dark energy. >> then you have dark matter which is about 25%. then you are up to 95% and then you have about 4% -- >> 4 1/2% of invisible atoms. >> invisible atoms? so the universe is invisible to the human eye? >> except for half a percent. half of 1% of all we see. >> that doesn't mean it's not demonstrably there because it's gravitational? but there is nothing you can see under a microscope? at this point. >> right. >> you think there will be? >> i am very hopeful in the next few years we'll figure out what the dark matter is. >> you need something from nasa to pursue that? >> we would like to have it from nasa and various other federal agencies in the united states and also other science organizations around the world. for example, next year, the europeans are going to launch a large co

>> well ome theettings you ave %-attitude is very important. making suue that you stay on top of thinns in terms of testing, screenings. >> okay. >> proper diett proper exercise history. it's real important, because %-they may not have talked about issues that could lead to something like colon ccncer..3 ú% talk to me about the semicolon club and the semicolon crawl. >> the semicolon club staated by ú% with the idea aad premisee33 that i was trying to increase awareness and education about colon cancer. the colon cancer is the second deadliest form of cancer. %-preventable, one of the most beatable and one of the mostt treatable of all the cancers. ⌞> what is the crawl? started couple offyearssago. this will be the second aanual waak to try to get people camaraderie and cause and purpose and just help get the word oottabout colon cancer and i called it a walk, because i'm too old at my age to be running. i think it allows us to take a little bit of competitiveness out of it nd ust have it ffr the right puupose. >> all right, we appreciate y

. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco has hit a milestone according to gavin om, the citytytyhas taken 12,000 homeless people off the streets and into permit housing since he took office in 2004. but jonathan says some sees a problem with the mayor's mass. >> there is nowhere near 12,000. >> reporter: jennifer is in no hurry to kiss the mayor because the number is a hodgepodgeeration. -- exaggeration. they are counting 5,000 bus tickets, sending homeless people back to their city. >> we pay for food for them to get there. the other 7,000 have been put into affordable housing in san francisco. the mayor's office has a different definition. the city's number show 2100 have been placed in housing. 4700 have been put into hotel rooms. they claim those people could spend 85% of their welfare income on rent. only 2100 are really in permanent affordable housing. if you count the hotel rooms and the bus ride, the numbers to add up. jonathan bloom, kron 4 news. >>> we have been enjoying nice weather and one more day of that before we see big changes into the weekend. potential rain. i will have a full

. >> we are having a concert to beneeit emlow and bringing ouu eight bands. ú%om all over maryland, actually. >> friday niggt fund raiser at ellicott city.rpetual help in >> i would like to raise $5000 -elp her family in any way they need it. and has had more than a dozen surgeries. >> yeaa, she willlhave the external hardware on her right leg, for, probably 4 to 6 months, or really, nobbdy is actually said how long. >> so when emily is released from the hospital, renovations to the house, will be needed. >> we are working on a plan to actually get her home into the house. and contacted my insurance companies, and just something as simple as a wheelchair ramp, ttey have no idea, or there is no coverage for that. >> she will have to be in tte hospital becauue i don't have a wheelchair cigar younger sister maddy. >> we are close, we like to be %->> wwnts emily home the gloati hope for her to be home soon.ú iiwould like to see her home. >> maddy is pij at the fund raiser friday to benefit her %-kathleen cairns, fox 45 neww t 10:00. >> and that fund raiser will be held tomorrow night from 6:30

honestly, it is a sttessful >> valerie and stephanie moved out of her ome months agooand still trying to get the bugs out. >> we are not living theee. we have not lived there. and there are still bugs. >> difficult to deal with. require multiple extermination treatments. but for some that may be impossible. >> not everyone has the resources for an exterminator. >> why health officials are holding public forums now getting out the word about hhw to prevent the buus and how to kill them. >> so that citizens are aware of what they can do to identify beebugs. and prevent them from cominggin to begin with. then responding in a way that is effective.ú >> half the battle is recognizing the source. often a neighbor's home. >> first thing i diddwhen i found out is knocked on my the neighbor had them for three years and used the foggers and sprays, noohing work. i was worried. because the longer you wait the worst it is. >> with cleaning and special3 powders they could be eliminate. a outbreak at the hospitallwaa %-years ago. treated a couple of ú% they treated the apartment, and apartment ab

. >>> the fog is causing ome school delays this morning. care line county schools are opening two hours late. queen ann schools are 90 minutes late this morning.3 so just be aware as you are heading out. joke the bess? we announce the firrt of three3 winners in our funniest joke >>> think you are the biggest ravens fan. we kickoff purple fridaa at ne >>> stocks struggled in the fine hour of trading tuesday finally ending lower. >>> the dow fell .7 of a percent. the nasdaq and s&p 500 ended in the red. a $42 billion small business ailed bill isshead to the president's deck. it's intended to create 500,000 jobs and make credit more easily available. it's alss tt for tax breaks to help small businesses. >>> some wal-mart customers had difficult time checking out.3 while doing required maintenance on thh data system, aabreaker failed disrupting ability to process credit and debit transactions. the business was back after 90 minutes, and apologized to the customers who were inconvenienced. >>> david -- the 35thhrichest person in america is givin

across the bay. ú%om thh irst wave of rain. 67 degrees.3 winddsare out of the southeast at six. and we have humidity levels at moisture in the atmosphere. high oday, we warmed up a bit with the warm front ahead oo the cold front before it pushed throughh so you can see the temperatures. 88 degrees. and low started us off at 60. and normally we should be at 78 degrees. so we are above norral. very comfortable out there. nnce warm day. low waa -- normal low was 57. precipitation out at bbii3 thurgood marshall airport, a little on the lower side. but inner harrour, a little. -ore. a little over a 10th of an inch. some areas saw heavier amount, back in western maryland iih the heavier rain comiig down on the western side of the mountains. looking at the temperatures mainly in the mid 66s. some 50s back there in western ú%ryland. 79 in salisbury. as the warmer air is off to the southeast. the state. we will see the temperatures dropping. as we see the frontal boundary move throoghh ii helps to fire up the atmosphere. you can see the line of showers and ttunderstorms that was stronge

. >> osha said it eceivedd165 viable grant applications thisú yeer, with 75 percent of them -oming from non-profits, academic institutions and community based organizations. >> well, the official start of fall is just around the corner. >> but it looks like you will have one last taste of the summer season. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a first look at the sky atch forecast. ú% vytas? >> things are heating up through the next couple of days herr. now, today was comfortable. clear skies. as we can see on radar. scanning the region. no precipitatton to talk about. conditions, thanks to highce dry pressure in the neighborhood. looking at the temperatures. slightly warmer down towarddthe nation's capitol, at 81. that's the high today down there. 81 in freddricksberg. 84 in charlootes vil. hagerstown.cross baltimore only upper 60s out there in western maryland. and heeeeis what it looks like right now. in the comfortable 60s. drop into the lower 60s. upper 50s across the statt. so feeling ike that fall like weather just inching in, and we -rr goinn to see the warm up though,

you can go to foxbaltimore..om and tell us whaa you think there. or sound off through facebook. aad you can text your answer to 45203, just enter fox 45a for -es the recession is over or fox 45b for no. ú%ganngill lapped. langilliland fox 45 morningnewú >>> a sent survey by harris interactive questioned neaalyú 1700 teenngers, only 36% said regularly texting during drivin3 could result ii death. while 55% said the same about drinking aad driving. but they'rr both equally dangeroos and that is why the mda issworking to show teens how can be.ú joel d smmth is live at centennial high school where a demonstration today is designed to prove the fact once and for all. numbers how people view drinkinn and texting. >> reporter: the tough thing is you alwayy hear this. theekids think they re invincible and ddn'' ttink of how ddngerous things are. everyone knnws i won'' drink and drive but they text almmst eeery it's very common. thht is why we are hhre.3 we got the mda. good idea to do this today.ú whht do you think they are gging to earn whee they go through ú%is course anddsee ho

in this reading, writer nancy om, takes the audience to angel island. >> palm trees faced us when we landed. they were like garred yens to pass the golden gate we told them what wement todd hear. on the island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new ones. burned our parents name and let our pasts curl into smoke. >> no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. for months we were held in separate rooms. the dampness seeped through the bunks and gnawed or bones. at night the wales of ghosts kept us awake. 32 steps to my father's house, 4 windows facing north. 24 steps to my uncle's house, 2 doors facing south. i have 3 sisters, 2 brothers, 4 cousins on my father's side. now i store the memory in a drawer. along with bitter herbs and rhineos ris horns. we dine at restaurants on the better side of town with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. >> in a casual way, they had fun with his body. they chained him to the back of the car and did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his b

people, 20% of its staff. w3t(nw community centers, to try to have a strong neighborhood commissioni]óm] wiçóthe initiatl focused on the big-ticketç like the downtown baseball stadium in center. in san jose, rob fladeboe. 0k >>]iñçççi] and inxdi]0d con'e calling ball over aççqi] recet routes in the country. çthe of fá]içwn3the fourth worst inçn but city leaders and quite frankly, anybody with a set of eyes that these roads are in great shape. this city of concord with the surrounding highways is perhaps what influenced the numbers. and caltran is responsible for the surrounding roads around concord. including highways. jeff bush. ♪ >> sunny skies, here, everywhere, and a look at our current conditions. is warmer out there than we saw, yesterday. with temperatures in '80s, we are in the 60s close to theq coast.ççw3 n san francisco, 63 in half moon bay. and end, low-mid '80s, and '80s in the momost part. with 81 and santa rosa. here is a look at the changes over the last 24 hours.ç temperatures up 5-10 degrees from which or, yesterday. some places even more

-ome thh drier air creates more instability and that means afternoon. tonight for the eastern shore toward salisbury. we will be watching that area as %-we have the stttiinary bouuday -raped over the area, steering the low pressure centtr which3 was nicole iiland. aa i saidd similar to kind of 72 and also not too long agos side of the chesapeake ay. west and we are goinn to see the jet3 stream the upper level support and more trengthhtoothe system. that is why we continue to see more moisture being brought in from the atlantic and up through the caribbean. -t ontinuus to brrng in agaii the tracking of the west side of tte chesapeake bay is what presents the problem for us, especially in placcs like fells point where we re seeing ú%rlier. 70 degrees is the emperature that won't change a whole lot. 76 the high, the winds will gus3 higher, up to 40 miles per hour and maybeeup 50 milee per hour especiallyyfor the eastern part and the central part of the state. 61 degrees for the the overnight low. and the 10-20-mile-an-hour wind but till breezy. we look at

om "gray's captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> a neighborhood in shambles after flames fly, damaging eight homes. tonight crew remained at the scene in manassas. we captured these pictures as it was unfolding. we are live on the scene right now. >> this fire was unbelievably destructive. take a look behind me. firefighters are still on the scene, working to extinguish some hot spots. a couple of homes were completely burned down to the ground. this fire started in a couple of minutes and ignited and spread as quickly. you get a bird's eye view of the inferno in this manassas subdivision. neighbors say they saw smoke at this address at 3:00 p.m. and called 911. moments later house was engulfed. >> in about 15 minutes, it was completely gone. >> eight homes were damaged, three of them destroyed. high winds calls the burning embers to jump from one house to the next. >> the man who called this in, his house is now a burnt out shell. >> fighters got the blaze under control, but little is left. >> even the foundations caved in. >> the red cross is providing food

and om a 6-minute trip between # 5. and the beltway and that fog is hanging thick in the air. megan, back to you. >>> police say he is one of the best dressed robbers. he is behind bars. linda so joins us. you can thank the homeowner he thought it would be a good with the after a previous robbery and got cameras. thanks to the images there were a number of tips and make a quick arrest. the preppy robber can be seen sizing up this home. the video shows him carrying out the goods through the front door. they arrested jeremy hall. they found other stolen ideas from montgomery county homes. the homeowner is nad he incested in the cameras. >> i got home and found the window broken -- he had invested in the cameras. >> i got home and found the window open. >> the person who investigationsed hall will get a reward. >>> police believe that this man is responsible for a number of sexual assaults in the woodlawn area. the 24-year-old faces charges including sex offenses and indecent exposures. it started with an assault at monica please. the second was july 24th when they were called ou

reporting om capitol heights, john schriffen. news4. >>> the company that operates the metro access service has authorized an independent investition into i practices. they subcontract with metro to operate the service for disabled people, unable to use bus or rails. recent four metro access drivers have been accused of sexually assaulting passengers. investigators willook at the company's hiring and training practices. they already conduct background checks and operates a 110 hour training program for new employees. >>> with more on decision 2010 in montgomery county, one-term koing wan lost her re-election bid for one of four at large council seats in tuesday's democratic primary. she was edged out by the newcom newcomer. in the race for executive, douglas rosenfeld. he will now face the executive in november. there will be a rematch. million maland ehrlich will face off, theyÑi faced off in the la race in 2006. there are a lot of new faces in prince george's county politics. the county will have a new county executive. the ne

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she is caught in a tug of war of rival factions om the iranian government. >> lawyers for american sarah shourd say her family is appealing to authorities to dp the demand for $500,000 cash bail base they cannot afford that amount. she is sick and expected to he back to the u.s. to receive treatment. there is a very powerful string atthed, she would be leaving behind two other hikers in the prison. three hikers were arrested back on july 31 for entering iran illegally and were accused of being spies. >> nobody wats to think that two people's lives depend on them returning the country. >> her release was first announced on thusday and then reinstated on sunday. on and off again is indications of competing factions. they were rebuke by the court that set the bail condition. just this morning, the powerful revolutionary guard criticized the release calling eight bonus for quran burners in the united states. they may be reunited to the mothers that traveled iran but until sunday the lawyer had never m them. we were together for two or three hours but i'm hoping to get all of them released on

in this reading, writer nancy om, takes the audience to angel island. >> palm trees faced us when we landed. they were like garred yens to pass the golden gate we told them what wement todd hear. on the island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new ones. burned our parents name and let our pasts curl into smoke. >> no

om anywhere, anytime-- why would they sendmy paren? che what matters. ♪ awful scene in brazil and experts on the way from to figure out what bleachers collapsed during a car race injuring more than 100 people. 22 critically hurt. the stands gave way in southern brazil. 500 people were sitting on the stands when they just crumbled for some reason. some sort of structural problem is what authorities suspect. >>> 9 troops died in helicopter crash in southern afghanistan today. it is the worst chopper disaster there in more than 4 years. it is extremely difficult to fly helicopter in the mountains of afghanistan particularly in a nasty storm. nick tonight on what wept wrong. >>reporter: every night doze helicopters fly over some of the roughest terrain in the world. transporting special operation forces on secret missions. kill or capture taliban commanders. early this morning nearly a dozen of those troops were flying in a blackhawk military work horse helicopter. just before 5:00 a.m. they were trying to land according to one official

or om ay on monday. i'll have the details coming right up. south of laredo, there's a place... gotta cross an ocean of scorpion-covered earth. so hot, rattlesnakes... combust, spontaneously. we're drawn like moths to a flaming jalapeÑo. but, you gotta eat bold, know what i'm sayin. [ male announcer ] subway has turned up the heat! introducing subway fiery footlong subs. the hot new turkey jalapeño melt and bold-acious buffalo chicken. eat bold! [ biker ] subway fiery footlong subs, burn the wimp right outta ya. >>> take a look at this surveillance video. it shows a magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocking new zealand. it was taking at a supermarket. the quake brought down brick walls and caused several fires. remarkably only two people suffered serious injuries. >> people have been generally very, very scared. the damage is incredibly frightening. it is a miracle no one lost their life. this is a good number of hours earlier when a lot of people were out and about we would have lost quite a number of people. >> new zealand gets 14,000 earthquakes every year, 150 of those are felt by

-how you how hot oming up in the seven-day forecass. >> aggressive kids with adhd possibly don't need other medications. hyperactivity disorder that actt aggressively are given -nti-psychotic drugs, in additionnto stimulants like rrtalin. but a new study said that sttmulants are enough if doseed ú%d taken properly. >> the fda weighs in on aú massachusetts commany's idea to sell a genetically enginnered fish. they say they altered atlantic salmon anddtotally safe. and environmentally sustainable. because it grows twice as fast as convennional salmon. critics call it franken fish, the fda is holling heaaings to decide whether to approve it. pay the bills day-to-day. it is real for them. bbt try telling that to the president. the questions he faced earlier today. >> still national ea shore, you cannot dig. >> cllan up in he gulf is good from the surface. seeing wwat lies ben estax on everything you buy? that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sale

om the pesky problem. right here in this neighborhood, i grew up learning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a tradition here in maryland-- and why in tse tough times i've put education first. we've made record investments in our classrooms... doubled the number of charter schools... and we've frozen college tuition for four years in a row. and it's worki. experts say we now have the number one schoo in the natn. when it comes to expanding opportunity in every neighborhood, i know that we must do even better. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for 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 andi tell bob ehrlich b banks and billionares don't need help. m

you can also go to foxbaltimore..om and click on waste watch. >> no "i" phone ffr verizon. at least nnt any time soon. the company's ceoospoke to investors this week and said nothing about the popuuar apple cell phone. althoogh he hopes apple will3 allow them to sell the phone on theii new 4 g netwook. that network is not open or service yet. and will not be finished until late next year. >> starbucks is increasing the vente size ittms and it is hard to make rinks. the price, for regular coffee drinks, will hold steady for now. starbucks said it has to hike prices because the cost of coffee, sugar, cocoa are on the >> et bbue plans to install satellite broadband internet and tv on its fleet. has to be tested by the federal administration before they can roll it out on all the planes. hope it is approved by the twend of 2012. they currently have tv on its flights buttnot wifi. >> tomorrow night hundreds of teens will attend a fund raiser concert for emily kerstetter injured by a terrorist bbmb on a mission trip to ugandan. so far. had aadozen operations her parentt say emily

as far as the temperatures, ome places are going to be cooler than others.ú downtown not too bad. winds are calm, 52% relaaive humidity, and he dew point is 48. with the low dew points and the winds dying down overnnght some3 salisburyyat 53 degrees and haguuers -- rather oakland at 54. hagerstown not bad at 52 and wilmington, delaware up toothe north and east, 52 degrees. this is what we're looking at,,3 after he hhgh pressure.ú the high will bring us ppenty of -unshine. we will get for of a southerly flow. clouds building tomoorow..3 ahhad of a frontal boondary with the lowwpressure centerrmoving to the north and east. as it does, you can ee showers moving to the western part f the state, round 3:00 p.m. as yyu can see, later on in the evening hours, better chance of most of it stays north. moisture with it. we will certainly get howers, with the front moving through. high pressure builds in behind it, and that means a nice weekend to follow. meenwhile we will continue toú watch a few systems out in the trrpical stormiest, 63-mile per hourrwinds moving toward the yucatan penin

officers were called to a ome in south markkt street in frederick, three times. on the 3rd visit they house. >> aa they were trying to approach him to make contact -ith him, shots, a shoo was fired and the officer felt that you know, he was in danger at that point and responded to tha3 shot firing several rounds. >> police say nooe of the shots fired by the officer hit cohen. the omaa involved in the domestic ddspute suffered just minorrinjuries. >>> a howard county man accused sexually abusing two students while he worked as a teacher'' aide is ssheduled to head to trial this morning. this is 29 karl walker. investigators say the former teaching assistant, abused two special ed's students at brianwood elementary. the abuseestarted lasttseptember and went on until the school firrd him in march. >>> according to a new ppll, challenger bob ehrlich in the gubbrnatoriil race..3 tuesday's primary election, shows 50%%of voters support o'mallee, 47% prrfer former governor ehrlich. juut 1% of the ppople saiddthey woulddvote for a different candidate. 3% are still undecid

also send pictures directly from the cell phone to pick at fox baltimore..om. >> ravens win a smash mouth game against the new york jets. hear why johh hhrbaugh% the best defensive performance the best defensive performance he has ever seen coming up >> we track hurricane egor and my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes an hour but that's more time than congress spends reading massive spending bills, it's crazy. that's why i wrote a law that requires 72 hours to read every bill. i read the big bills and i said no. no to the $3 trillion budget, no to the bank bailout, and no to the health care bill. at home you would never pay a bill without reading it neither should congress. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message because i'm proud to be ranked one of the most independent members of congress. >> it wasn't exactly artistic try out but it was a win. ravens oot-slugged the new york jeingts monday night to get the 2010 regular season under way on very positivee% note. 2 great deffnses at the very top of the game. but the devastating performance. held the jets to 176

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that number should ome up, the dew point meaning moisture increases from the ssuth..3 56 degrees the temperature in baltimore, 68 in d.c. and 60 in hagerstown. not bad temperature wise this we head out. high pressure moves out to the east. low pressure is going to be moving in and with it comes a chance offsome showers, the best chance in the northhestern part of the state. that will occur around 2 or3 3:00 in the afteenoon according to the future sccn model. %-it's more likely in the on. afternoon or later at night and the front pushes through. it bringgus a nice weeeend lo--get a lot rain out of it. today is the nice day. ú% are watching in the bay of campeche, you can see the tropical storm karl moving heading toward the eastern part of mexico and steering south of the u.s. mainland. it's not going to hit u.s. mainland. also ot hitting he u.s. mainlaad will be hurricane igorr which is a still a category iv hurricane. as it moves toward the west, will you see it ove further points east. see that little dot, get a closer look of it, that is bermuda. it's very close to bermuda as it

we have had great cooperation ú%om the mta.3 the proof will be in the pudding. we want action, mta wants to be viewed as a summer friendly ú%rvice. we are hoping it works out. try to get them uu and ontrol this. of course, they're into the text, but ttis is available to anyone who takes any of this public transportation that includes the marc train. people ave more control over their experience. advantage of it..3ids will mmke the more kids in school the better. some ids here ater. talk to >>> the impacttof concussions. >> i hit with my helmet and then ddzziness and got all black. >> the !! a astonishing numbee 3 %-schoolers and a plan to combat the problem. >>> for today increasing cloud cover through tteeday but this is what we'reeconcerned with, tropical depression number 16 and how it will be affecting oor neighborhood.ú ffooding rains overnight tonight -nto tomorrow. -nto tomorrow. we ill let you -nto tomorrow. we ill let you activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps re

president obama spoke this morning om the white house rose garden. >> that's why we need to take further steps to create jobs and keep the economy growing, including extended tax cuts for the midd class, and investing in the areas of our economy where the potential for job growth is greatest. >> the president with his economic team sayless he'll discuss that hoping sma business is a priority. san francisco-based wells fargo announced has 50 jo openings in alameda and contra costa counti. if you're looking for a job, the next abc 7 and california job journal job fair is tuesday september 28th at the hotel wit come in san francco. runs from 11:00 to 3:00. for more information go to abc7news.com. look under "see it on tv." hurricane earl sideswiped north carolina's outer banks early today and is nowñr heading towas cape cod in massachusetts. earl flooded the vacation islands but tre was little damage and nobody was hurt. it has dropped to a catery one hurricane down from a powerful category four just a day ago. it knock out power and close a bridge between the islands and the mainland. >>

the crime spree s stretched om sully to pharoah. there are numerous concerns because guns have been stolen. jackie bensen has the latest on this investigation. jackie? >> reporter:dory, the suspect doesn't even have to bother breaking in, and now, as you said, he has a gun. open garage doors. he targets neighbors in the county. he enters garages in the late night hours. >> the suspect is entering garages inside the home, retrievingar keys, entering the vehicles from t outside and taking items from in the car. >> reporter: the thief has been busy, very busy. after a news story last friday warning the community abo nearly four dozen break-ins, police think he committed nearly 20 more. this time he stole something re than purses and wallets. >> in the larcenies from vehicles, he has stolen two handguns out of those vehicles. so we are asking residents to be extremely cautious if they shoul encounter the suspect. >> reporter: fairfax county police are strongly urging homeowners to keep their garage doors closed at all times. on gables g

the 40 passsngers were returning ú%om a trip to the national zoo, when the buu ent through the goraa rai!uardrail and slipped e -efore hitting the bottom of the 40-foot embankment. the driver of the bus died at scene. 12 others were hurt including a driver on 270 whose car waa hit by a light poll knocked by the3 acciient. life-threatening. >> his is unusual. we have seen bus accidents before. all of them pose their special problem but this is different. >> the pennsylvania bus line company that owns tth bus received a satisfactorily rating the ntsb is investigatinn the crash. >>> two balttmore ccunty men are arrested and charged ca with killing their roommate. the men killed jose rammrez whose body was foond lyinggalong stone gate court in cockeysville on monday night. all three got into an argument which turned physiial. ramirez was hit in the head. thh sussects arr being hhll -ithouttbail. >>> closing arguments are expected to morning in the trial of three men accused of killing former ouncilman kenttharris. prosecutors have dropped first-degree muuder chhrges against the defendant

we will xpect a lot coming uu ú%om the system. temperature is 64 degrees inú baltimore. baltimore. >> he is aking over alleady. >> and down in salisbury. >>66 and salisbury.ú we should get to 64 degrees for high. and late showers later on. i was suuposed to do thisspart, but he is real anxious..3 what are you going to do.ú >> herr is patrice, with the traffic edge. >> or lauren. >> here is lauren with the traffic edge. i can do it all, though. >>> thank you very much, collin. itts good to have you here ith us this orning. as for roads we are dealinggwith traffii that is picking up from the west side. ride from 795 with an average speed of 4 miles per hour. you 11 inutes and there you're %-544miles per hour.e speed of so far nooproblems to report oo baltimore way, you're look ago 54 miles per hour.rip oo that's a look at the traafic edge, patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> thankkyou, lauren. 6 frock enclose n fox 456 fro6. >>> are you wwking up itching, if you are, there's a possibility you have bed bugs. they have become widespread. every time we talk abouu this >

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. >>> ravens are openiig at ome and at thht time it will be very comfortable and very nice.ú in the meantime we will be ú% will be close. we have fog to deal with this as we haae moisture in place and that contributes to the there, be aware that could be reduced visibility in spots. 72 in baltimore and 68 in salisbury, and 78 hagerstown. we averageearound 70 across the ssate and not seeing a whole lot innthe way of rain, certaiiny. that is not in fact in our forecast today. most of that stays well o he north and out of our way. aa we climb to 87 eggres, it's we will get he fog and ennoy -lenty of sunshine. mostly cleer still after getting to the hiih of 93 degrees. we will see if we can get to the record of 95 later. what is happening on the roadways right now? cooke who has a check on the lauree. >> reporter: thank you steve. we are deaaing withha ton of fog..3 do expect reduced visibillty as we head on out. take and checking oo the expressway, not a lot at warren road..3 %-baltimore county and in carrol county. that is going be to the worst.ú ú% for the beltway, shot at harford road. as

. >>> hundreds of thousands of americans set to get some relief today and it sounds pretty good but ome areeworrieddwho is going to for this all. the pptient protection and affordable care act goes into %-it's six mooths after the president signed it into laww here is how it breaks down. starting right now insurance companies will no longer be permitted to exclude children because of preexisting health conditionss insurers will also not be allowed to impose lifetime limits on benefits. and children up to 26 years old will now be allowed coverage on their parents policies. it's a step president obama says it's important for the 20 somethings struggling to get a full-timeegig with benefits. >> you're not going to go bankrupt. you're not going to lose your house heaven forbid you end up having an accident and you're able to get quality care that you need. included in these new benefits, colonosccpies, ma'am owe gramedz and immunizations, preventive procedures now covered without co-payments. still many claim that new health law is unconstitutional. in fact, 20 states are suing the feeeral

concerned.ed as far as that is meanwhile ttere's more chances for rain which we could use certainly, oming from the south. not just todaa eether, it looks like thursday, there's a better chance of heavy downpours and we will talk about why in a jjst a %-a flash-flood watch at thh ú%esapeake bay until 10:00 aamm and a coastal flood warningg3 ú%til the chesapeake bay, and the west side of the chesappake bay until 5:00 .m. >> you see the low pressure center thht ii moving north with %-us the rain this morning.ought it's moving north and eve. here is coming to swwtch. hurricane for that matter. it has ttopical chhracteristics and lot of the tropical moisture is going to ove our way bringing a lot offmoisture depending on tte timing of that ú-downppurs and thunderstorms then. it would be on thursday. between the wo we get a drier day tommrroww we ill enjoy that, too. 72 n d.c. 72 in salisbury and hagerstown. 78 and a mild start to tte day. we ill be lookkng at the winns that will be picking up at 5-fitch mile!!15 miles per hour. the shower and thunderstorm still chancey for this lattr mornin

thhyat whasee om w s vee of's the largest doctor ns in california. blue shield. >>> this is not good. the giants find themselves in a familiar position. in second place now and lacking power. all those cute stories about torture, not so cute this late in the season. giants fans in chicago. last night he was the hero, justin posy. tonight, different story. two strikeouts and posey had a rough night at the office. jonathan sanchez with the wild pitch and gets the ball and a throwing error to third base. chicago had a 2-0 lead. as for the giants offense, nothing, na da. shut out for the sixth time in season, cubs win 2-0. the padres win, and the giants drop down a half place behind san diego. >>> this is chris carter. the a's think he is the star of the future. carter laurc carter laurchls his career. they couldn't hold the white sox rally for two runs in top of the ninth. mark tihan strikes the go-ahead run. white sox win it 4-3. the a's play the first-rate rangers tomorrow. >>> the back-up quarterback bruce penkowski brings a tempo. we have a change i

no flit arrival delays as we look om south beach back to oakland. let's check out those temperatures and show you what we're talking about as f as running still in the 50s around downtown san francisco because of the cloud cover. the rest of the temperatures are running in the 60s. look sat that. even some 70s around santa rosa, fairfield, antioch, concord, livermore and san jose. definitely warme than this time yesterday. monterey 59 bu upper 50s santa cruz, watsonville and salinas. sunshine nd 75 gilroy. highlights, sunny today and our warmestfternoon of this seven-day forecast cycle. clou, a little drizzle tonight through tomorro morning's commute and a chance of rain on saturday, mnly the north bay and along the coast and for the rest of us on sunday. as r as our 24 hour temperature change, concord and redwood city, add 3 degrees, 5 oakland and san jose, san francisco andsanta rosa about 7 degrees wrmer than yesterday. we're going to squeeze all the warmth we can out of this 12 hours and 23 minutes of sunshine. south bay where we have mid to upp

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