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music and dense fog are making this halloween. sharon is watching the roads. marty is over at first warning weather. good morning. let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. what we're seeing is a clear scan. i'll show it to you here in just a second. 54 degrees on tv hill is the reason we have fog. a big warm front is pressed up over the area. almost 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. by lunch 68 on its way to a high of 72 on the 31st day of october with gray skies. don, take it away. >> thank you. fog also a factor on this morning's hurry up. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we are seeing fog on our traffic cameras. it hasn't seemed to effect thin. speeds 55 on the top and west sides of the beltway. 56 and 54 on 95 southbound between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at the foggy west side of the beltway there at exit 17. there's another look at

spaghetti junction which apparently we have problem with that camera. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. we also have a eastern school shore advisory to pass along. talbot county schools will be operating on a 90 minute delay with no morning pre-k due to heavy fog east of the bay bridge. congress grills healthcare.gov's point person. a cabinet secretary is taking the blame for the website's failures even as americans continue to struggle to use it to sign up online. it's danielle nottingham with the latest for wjz. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said computer specialists are working 24/7 to get healthcare.gov working properly. >> you deserve better. i apologize. >> sebelius blame d the slowness of the site on robs with a ver vie verizon server. >> i'm angry. >> cbs news obtained this

internal government memo from september 27th. it discusses incomplete security testing on the website. >> we have exposed millions of americans because you-all, according to your memo believed it was an acceptable risk. >> secretary sebelius said the memo authorizes further testing and consumer information is secure. >> it's not just on capitol hill, frustration is high for maryland counting on coverage. here is derek valcourt with more. >> waitress cathy kelly one of millions accounting on the affordable care act for the health insurance she doesn't have. >> for my age i need health care for surgery if it comes up or whatever might come up. i need some kind of health care to help me out. >> she said she was able to log into the healthcare.gov website but said she's still in sticker shock over the rates she was quoted and can't afford on her modest income.

>> i had a $20,000 deductible with a $302 payment a month. >> she's not the only one running into roadblocks. glitch with the websites have forced many people to seek asylum outside help getting enrolled. small businesses like the tt diner's are waiting to learn more before they explore plans for their employees. >> we will be shopping when the time comes. we don't offer health insurance at the current time. you know, it's something that we will have to look into and shop. >> for now cathy said she will wait for changes and improvements to the healthcare.gov website before she decided what she'll do next. >> maybe it will find out something i don't see or don't know. >> and you'll hope that it helps you? >> hope that it helps me. >> officials are promising they will fix problem with the federal and state insurance websites. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> back on the washington end, the white house said the president has complete confidence in secretary sebelius. here the family of a man who

died in city police custody has filed a multimillion dollar wrongful death lawsuit. according to the baltimore sun the suit alleges anthony anderson was beaten by three detectives before he died last september. prosecutors found the detectives did not use excessive force and nobody was ever charged. the police department has not commented on that lawsuit. a local man suspected of giving students cookies laced with drugs is behind bars this morning. we are being told 40-year-old collide tatum is charged with possession of a handgun. they found that while serving a search warrant. he worked at the reach partnership charter school in clifton mark where students became sick after eating cookies containing marijuana. there's new security concerns at federal facilities across the country, including those in this area. lawmakers are pushing for immediate changes at those facilities. wjz and mike schuh are live on this story. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning.

this comes after a watchdog said that the security at federal facilities is not good enough. >> security at federal facilities across the country is under the microscope in the wake of recent deadly violence. >> our hope is that our bill represents a sensible task forward to help protect national security. >> last month 12 people were killed at the washington navy yard when government contractor aaron alexis went on a shooting spree. now lawmakers want to strengthen security clearance and background checks. >> i don't know if this would have prevented the navy yard shooting. i know it would have given us a much better chance of preventing the navy yard shooting. >> the government accountability office is examining the security at federal facilities. they said too many guards are not trained to respond to active shooter situations. that's a big concern to people in maryland. there are 35 federal installations across the state,

including the massive social security administration in baltimore county. >> how after 10 years does the department not have a handle on what measures are in place? >> reporter: now, it is a big task. across the country there's over 9,000 federal facilities that require special security. i'm mike schuh reporting live. >> thank you. there's 14,000 security personno protect this nation's federal facilities. a judge has denied a question to remooufve a navy officer. josh tate is trying to get michael miller removed from his case. tate's attorney arguing that miller is bias from pressure from the pentagon. tate and another midshipmen will face court marshall in the case. a local man is behind bars once again. police say he has spent years scamming local restaurants by faking medical

emergencies to get out of paying his bill. rochelle richie has more on the latest charges against him. >> baltimore city police have dubbed him the dine and dasher but his real name is andrew palmer. he likes a good meal but doesn't like paying. >> we have a number of incidents where an individual pretended to be meal to not pay. >> palmer's latest incident this sunday at terps restaurant where he ordered beer and pizza. >> we're getting all the money together to bring up to the office and he had no money to pay his bill. >> once the bill came the manager said palmer told her a sob story about how three men robbed him prior to him coming into the restaurant. >> and knowingly came to the restaurant and ordered $50 worth of stuff. >> he has more expensive taste

too. sullivans lost out on more than $150 after palmer collapsed to the ground pretending to have a seizure to avoid paying for his blue blue moons, chicken, and to top it off coffee costing more than $160. paramedics were called to the restaurant. police say he was taken to the hospital where doctors found no evidence of a seizure. >> palmer has been arrested eight times for petty theft. he's now in the baltimore city jail with a $1,500 bail. i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> police also say many of palmer's cases involve thefts of under $100 which add up to in most cases little or no time in jail. the red sox beat the st. louis cardinals winning the world series at home for the first time since 1918.

>> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. >> the crowd roared as shane victorino unloaded the base with a triple. he pounded his chest 234 celebration after wards. the red sox went onto beat the cardinals 6-1, winning the series in six games. the last time boston clenched a world series victory at fenway park babe ruth was on the team. >> [cheers] >> as you see, excited people celebrated the victory inside the park and out on the street. police cleared the area surrounding the ball park but crowds were seen jumping on cars and rocking some vehicles. one car was flipped over in that all madness. >> yeah, okay. having said that, looking at tht positive side of the story, congratulations to boston. the people are having a good time and enjoying their victory as they should is. they won the world series. >> yep.

let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. it's a really interesting morning. the ground is kind of wet. there's no rain in the immediate area looking at a scan there. i said the immediate area. there will be a chance of a stray shower around later. this fog is really starting to thicken. that's for darn sure. that high from yesterday is drig ing warm air our way. having said that, you go back to first warning doppler weather radar. those showers sitting out to the west because of this instability and warm air, we will time it out for you coming up shortly. 54 now going to a high of 72 degrees today. ron matz joins us from gersbeck's. it's classic tv. >> reporter: yes, it is. we're in middle river. halloween is

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all right. the legendary steve's lunch from cross street market. always kind to us. 54 degrees on tv hill. 9 6% humidity. barely a breeze. barometer is at 30.14. it's that close to being the perfect recipe for fog. mid 50s cumberland, oakland and hagerstown, 57 dc, annapolis and kent island, the mid 50s rock hall, columbia and westminster, 53 degrees in bel air. it's an easy forecast. we have warm air pushing up the 95 corridor.

it's later on the big kids when they're taking on fells point that we may see some shower activity come into the area that will linger over night and through tomorrow morning. a high of 74 tomorrow. it's going to be early on. chillier for the weekend. today a bit bree psi send it over to marty 7 -- a bit breezy and 70. here comes the change in the weather. from 74 to 64 to 56 to 51, that's a cold front. look at that run of sun. any hassles on the hurry up ? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. not much to talk about this morg . just a little fog out there. speeds still great on the beltway. there's a look at your speeds, 55 and 54 on the top and west sides of the beltway. 95 southbound at full speed also

between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at the west side of the beltway. it is showing a little volume, a little fog but everything seems to be running pretty smoothly. there's another look outside at the traffic camera that appears to still be broken. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you dream of all the places you'd like go? well, toyota is ready to take you there. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. let's go places. don, since ron is dressed up as willy i thought i might be ron. what do you think? >> i like it. >> that works. ron, i wish you had your monitor so you could see sharon's halloween costume. >> reporter: wow. awesome. >> i will show it to you when you get back into the station. you have never looked better. >> reporter: okay. very good. >> and you look pretty good right now too. >> reporter: how do you like

it? this is willy, duck dynasty very hot this year. you know what he said and don can relate to this, never insult a man's beard. >> there you go. or eat your mustache. >> repors right. good morning, everybody. we'red dle river. we thank everybody for coming out. what's your name? >> bryan. >> reporter: who is this? >> spiderman. >> reporter: hi. how are you doing? good to see you. thanks for coming out. we appreciate it. thank you so much. your name? >> general ter. jennifer. >> reporter: who do we have here? >> olivia, anna and rebecca. >> reporter: who are you? >> ummmm. >> reporter: very nice. you have your -- what do they call that? >> wand. >> reporter: what do i know . thank you for coming out. >> thank you. >> reporter: we preept it. -- we appreciate it. >> daddy cool. >> reporter: daddy cool is here

here. i'd like to -- >> i'd like to wish the troops a happy halloween. >> reporter: no enemies will land in middle river. john, our general manager. >> thank you. >> reporter: happy halloween to you. let me get back here. folks, come on up. what's your name? >> betty. >> reporter: you are in dr you are -- you are? >> a baltimore hundred, n. >> she sued that on. >> reporter: i have some pants, can you fix them for me? everybody we haven't talked to come up to the front. we will talk to everybody and kind of shift. your name? >> cathy. >> reporter: you are? >> a vampire without the fakes fangs. >> reporter: thank you. >> kaitlyn. robin hood. >> reporter: thanu so much. good morning. >> good morning

. escada. >> reporter: good to see you . >> thank you. >> reporter: i got to bring this lady over. come here. what's your first name? >> want da. >> reporter: don and marty, can you guess what she is? >> go ahead. >> a serial killer. >> reporter: there you go. come on over. >> i'm kassandra. >> reporter: you are a? >> tortise. >> reporter: you are? >> a ravens ferry. >> reporter: check that out. all in purple. how are you doing? >> good. i'm matt. i'm a baker. >> reporter: the undead baker. thank you very much. nice out fit. >> teresa. >> reporter: good to see you . >> thank you. >> reporter: you look love li ly. >> thank you. >> reporter: come over here.

what do we have here? >> delicious crab cakes handmade from the deli and shrimp salad. come back and see us. >> reporter: thank you very much. that ain't making it back to the station. we have your name? >> jacqueline. >> reporter: you have the good goodies? >> all the goodies from our bakery. >> reporter: thank you so much. including the fabulous e claireu so much for coming out. i think we got everybody. chris, thank you. good to see you. yes. i thought you were going to say something. i'm sorry. we got to go. they're give ing me the hook. they're giving are willy the hook this morning. happy halloween, everybody. . >> happy halloween. >> reporter: see you. >> take it easy, bud. >> always fun there. from goblins to princesses and r heroes, maryland is celebrating halloween today. earlier we asked to see your favorite halloween-related photos. here's some of those that you up loaded. for a more complete

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one year ago millions of americans were starting to realize the extensive damage done here in maryland and all along the east coast from super storm sandy. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> couple days ago residents carried candles on the jersey shore as survivors of super storm sandy remember all that was lost last year. it doesn't take storms as strong as sandy to endanger maryland's coastline. wjz's first warning weather team revealed some parts of the state will be under water within a few decades. tim williams shows us why the shoreline is vulnerable. >> maryland's fragile coastline is vanishing. each wave, high tide carries more land back into the water. >> there's fewer and fewer days

that we have much of a beach at all. >> place the blame on climate change. wjz's first warning weather finds it's ripple effects causing the sea level to rise in maryland, more than 3.5 feet by the end of this century. >> what's interesting about maryland is that sea level rise is occurring three times faster than that of other locations. >> denise is watching her property at the tip of miller's island disappearing. hurricane isabel broke apart her bulk head. >> there is the type of erosion we would get. it's gradually working its way back. >> maryland has the fourth longest coastline in the united states. >> here in maryland portions of the coastline are sinking. at the same time sea level is rising. >> wjz obtained these maps of maryland showing how much land would be lost with only a 4 foot

rise in sea level. much of lower ocean city and dorchester county would be under water. the department of natural resources is focused on dealing with this problem. >> flooding today that we see on a more frequent basis in communities like crisfield or annapolis or fells points could really be to high tide that we see in the future on a daily basis. >> first warning weather redeals nearly 600 acres of land rose in maryland each other. holland island has been lost where this house once stood now washed away. >> the lower eastern shore of maryland is our most vulnerable. crisfield, maryland for example. >> long term that's bad news for maryland. by the end of the century with the water projected to rise more than 3 feet crisfield will wash away. for homeowners like denice on miller's island it's only a matter of time before they'll be under water. >> water has risen to the point where when we get a high tide

it's to the top of the wall or over. the water is going to go where it wants to go. >> tim williams, wjz eyewitness news. >> neighbors are doing what they can to fight the rising water by raising their foundations next up this morning right here on wjz. >> the president and his top health official take responsible for the health care website massacre. they grilled health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius over the problem. federal facilities are poorly protected against violent attacks. what they plan to do next. sharon gibala here with wjz traffic control. it's the time that we start to see delays out there. we'll check our speed sensors and cameras and see if it's the case this morning. he's a master illusionist

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it's the bottom of the hour on halloween. through that fog is light street this morning. sharon is watching all the other roads and streets for you. marty is over at first warning weather. let's take a look at the numbers. there's a warm front coming up over the region. it's a warm and humid morning, hence that fog. 54 on tv hill is going to be 6 warmer than this time yesterday. by lunch 68 on its way to a high of 72. what awaits you on your wait to work or school? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we picked up a new accident on 97 northbound at 32. also watch -- actually, we cleared up that accident on 895 but watch for delays on the

west side of the beltway. 43 is your average there. if you're headed out on 95 speeds pretty much looking pretty good there. that's a look at the west side of the beltway at exit 17. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. we have an eastern shore school advisory to pass along. talbot county schools will be operating on a 90 minute delay with no morning pre-k because of heavy fog. one of the president's cabinet members the promising improvements to the healthcare.gov website. here is susan mcginnis reporting for wjz. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is promising to fix the government's troubled healthcare website. >> let me say directly to these americans, you deserve better. i apologize. >> one month after the launch americans still can't navigate healthcare.gov. >> it's been down the whole time you've been testifying.

>> during a house hearing wednesday michigan's mike rogers questioned sebelius about security concern with the website. in a newly released internal memo a medicare official wrote, from a security perspective the aspects of the system not tested due to the ongoing development exposed a level of uncertainty. >> they believe that was an acceptable risk. that means you put millions of americans personal financial information at risk to hackers. >> republicans complained insurance companies are canceling the policies of millions because the plans don't meet the standard of the affordable care act. president obama addressed that concern during a speech in boston. >> if insurers decided to downgrade or cancel plans what we said under the law is you've got to replace them with quality coverage. >> the obama administration insists the website will be fully functioning by december. in washington, susan mcginnis,

wjz eyewitness news. >> the chairman said he plans to ask secretary sebelius back in early december to testify about the progress that's been made with healthcare.gov. new details are emerging in the sky spying scandal. they say the tsa nsa listened on the vaticans phone calls. the vatican released a statement saying it's not concerned. several european allies have expressed out rage after reports that the nsa has been spying on leaders for years and years. lawmakers are saying many of the security personnel stations inside the nation's federal buildings outside of washington dc needs crucial training. wjz and mike schuh with live with this story. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. a watchdog group says that federal facilities are poorly protected and now congress is getting involved. >> security at federal

facilities across the country is under the microscope in the wake of recent deadly violence. >> our hope is our bill represents a sensible task forward to help protect national security. >> last month 12 people were killed at the washington navy yard when government contractor aaron alexis went on a shooting spree. now lawmakers want to strengthen security clearance and background checks. >> i don't know if this would have prevented the navy yard shooting. i know it would have given us a much better chance of preventing it. >> they are examining the security at federal facilities. they said too many guards are not trained to respond to active shooter situation. that's a big concern to lawmakers in maryland, a state with numerous federal facilities. there's 35 federal installations out across the state, including the massive social security administration in baltimore county. >> how after 10 years does the department not have a handle on

what measures are in place? >> reporter: there are over 9,000 federal facilities across the country that needs special protection. >> there are 14,000 security personnel. a washington state man will serve jail time for mailing fax anthrax letter. christopher carlson mailed dozens letters last year. the package forced 10 staffers into isolation for a while and tied up the city's police and fire department for a time. carlson faces up to 5 years in prison when he's sentenced to february. olympic scar oscar pistorius will face two more gun-related charges at his murder trial he's accused of two instances of firing a gun in a public space, incidents that occurred before the death of his girlfriend

steenkemp. they said it's to characterize him as an irresponsible gun owner. he have claims he shot her but mistook her for an intruder. a dutch cyclist is lucky to be alive. the camera is rolling as a storm uproots the tree sending it crashing down on to the road. the cyclist seeing the danger and misses it by a few inches. he's shaken up but okay. turning to baseball, the celebrations are still going on up in boston as the red sox fans celebrate. fans watched the final out at fenway park. the report for wjz. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. >> for the first time in 95 years the boston red sox became the best team in baseball on their own turf.

the red sox defeated the st. louis cardinals 6-1 in game 6 of the world series. >> i did have tickets for game 7 just in case. no, i was sure. >> after two scoreless innings the crowd erupted in the bottom of the 3rd when boston's shane victorino unloaded the bases with a triple off the green monster, pounding his chest in is celebration. >> the last time they win here was in 1918 when babe ruth was the piper. >> the red sox have been a driving force behind boston's rise for tragedy. boston bombing survivors have been guests at games and thrown first pitches. >> every since the day after the bombing they have been part of it. they put the stripes on their jerseys honoring the victims. they really have been a part in connecting to the

tragedy in a special way. >> it was celebrated as far as anybody would see. >> there was so much demand to attend the game that tickets were going from $900 to $12,000 hours before the game, a price some may have considered worth it to see the red sox win at home. in boston adrianna diaz. >> the red sox join ed ed the 1991 twins as the only teams to win titles one year after finishing in last place. turning to football news, the ravens are shaking up their roster. the team has signed safeties folic and brown from the practice squad. to make room they cut michael huff and marcus spears. don't forget you can see the game, the ravens playing the browns in cleveland this sunday at 4:15 live right here on wjz

13. >> just real quick, congratulations to the people who won the world series and karma came home, just like japan winning the soccer championship after the earthquake, alabama winning after a tornado, joplin after a tornado, the st. louis cardinals win a world series. after boston and the bombing they win the world series. bobby williams, my partner on football talk, i'm friends with on facebook posted this. it's interesting. now we have to start turning our attention back to the ravens after the bye week. >> sure. >> with huff and spears will be -- being released by the ravens, when was the last time the ravens signed a vet free agent that were starters at the beginning of the season then released them at mid-season? i'm not too sure that's really happened recently.

in other words, what he's saying is they're shaking this team up. they're not throwing in the towel and going big guns to win. >> they're doing something, that's for sure. >> we have the cleveland browns after the bye. looming on the horizon, the division leader cincinnati bengals. coming up on coffee with it's pen gillette. he's been on the show live a couple times. really an interesting guy. he's an out spoken atheist. in his new book he explains that doesn't mean he doesn't celebrate holidays. a fun sit down. every day is an atheist holiday. sharon has traffic cams showing fog around the area. we have first warning weather showing a big cool down coming your way right after this. blood pressure ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what can you score at t.j.maxx?

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kent island. warm front is moving up over the area. cold front out to the west will quickly follow it tomorrow. today is going to be quite mild. we're going into easily the low 70s, tomorrow the mid 70s. behind that front we drop by 10 plus degrees. that's going to be good for trick-or-treating later on this afternoon and evening, cloudy, breezy and mild. 70 will be the high. later on tonight we will see some rain move into the area over night and into tomorrow morning. 60 is your low. 74 tomorrow. clouds break and t gets windy, that front comes through the area and we're set for a weekend saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday sunshine. look at this behind the front, down by 10. from 74 to 64 to 54 to 51 and finally back to 60 on tuesday. straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. not much to talk about on this halloween drive. just a little bit of fog and one accident. 97 northbound at 32. speeds at 47 on topside

outer loop, 37 on the west side outer loop. standard for this time of the morning. 52 on 95 between white marsh and the tunnel. there's a live look outside at the jfx at cold spring lane. traffic moving, foggy in that shot. definitely getting busier at exit 17 on the west side. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you ever dream of all the places you'd like to go? well, toyota is ready to take you there. now is the time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. let's go places. >> thanks. this morning's coffee with h pen gillette. the satellite is furnished by rm house. >> ladies and gentlemen, pen gillette. welcome back to the eyewitness news morning edition. what's going on? how are you? >> i'm doing very well. thanks. very well. >> this is such an interesting book out for the winter vacation holiday season. every day is an atheist holiday. i've got the press notes in front of me.

would you explain how you came up with the title of this comp position? >> it's very odd. i'm good friends with glen beck. we disagree on just about everything. he's religious, i'm an atheist. he would always ask me questions about being an atheist. what does your family do with this, what do you believe on this and on that. one day i was talking to him and said every day is an atheist holiday. every day is a celebration of the sun coming up, the sun going down, being around my family, eating, all the joys, music, the art that we experience. i started going through different holidays and telling stories from them. that turned into a book that just talks about how i live my life. you know, a lot of people for atheism it's still a minority view in this country. it's

growing so fast it's almost ridiculous. it's still a minority view. a lot of people wonder about things like what an atheist does on halloween, christmas, new year's. i just try to tell stories of what it's like to live a godless happy life. >> as an atheist you still have to celebrate other people's holidays. >> of course and happily. one of the best ones is hal loween. it starts out as a holiday full of fear, full of super natural angst, full of all sorts horrors and guilt and hate. you throw that in the american tumbler, melting pot and it comes out now for little children to dress up as iron man and get candy and

adults to dress up as sexy nurses. it's all about happiness with all the creepiness thrown in the background and just forgotten. >> you know what, isn't that the darn truth. how many men will be wearing fish net stocking in fells point? >> not you too? >> dude, been there, done that. i understand exactly what pen is saying. been there, done that. i looked real good. i had good legs. >> i bet you did. >> i've got -- >> i'm sorry i can't see you on this camera. >> i've got better. just take my word for it. >> the downside of that is, i'm going to dress up as a nurse, a bunch of guys, we'll shave our legs. that's great until about 5 days later. that gets miserable quick. >> that's why you have to keep shaving them. >> yes, you do. >> you have to make a excitement and they'll be nice and smooth for next year. >> then you get a date and some is girl touches your legs and

says are you one of those creepy people. the next thing you know you're getting a burrito at the 7-11. >> what about the hallmark holidays like father's day? >> father's day, all the family holidays are just family holidays. i'm from a very close family. i was close to my mom, my dad, my sister. i'm very close to my wife and my children. i spend all the time i can with my children. father's day is a nutty day for me. i had children late enough in life that i never am able to get a father's day card and send a father's day card the same day. it's still a wonderful day to remember my dad. my dad was a christian his whole life and was thrilled with his atheist son. he never got that memo that said, dads are supposed to

do unconditional love. he was just unconditional. i was very close to my family. a lot of this book is just reminding people who are religious that atheists love their families too. >> that's antedotes about the celebrity apprentice, dancing with the stars, it's a whole package together. >> our time has run short. check it out. you can down load it or get the hard copy. please do it legally. that's the way we work it here on the show. if you've in vegas hit the rio, don't miss him. >> thanks so much. >> bye-bye. all right . taking a break and coming right back with more of the eyewitness news morning edit,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

5 until 7:00. here come your updates from sharon and marty. the mid 50s now, 70 will be the high. watch for a breeze, maybe a stray shower later. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. well if you're just about to hed out what a foggy morning out there. one accident 95 southbound at 32. 34 and 35 on the top and west side outer loops of the beltway. 95 southbound in the lower 50s between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at the beltway at reisterstown road. that's a look at 83 at

york road. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. want to be an over productive super achiever. help extend the life of your car at jiffy lube. we have an eastern shore school advisory. talbot schools will be operating on a 90 minute delay with no pre-k. there's concern about security at federal facilities. some personnel are not trained to active shooting situations. there's 35 federal installations in this state of maryland. stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead for you this morning. obamacare over load. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius apologizes to the american people and congress for

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