j.f.x. great and rest of the major roads to the beltway looking good. we will see what is going on. 97 south of the beltway, no sign of that disabled vehicle. everything moving well here. live view at perring parkway looks like we have a problem. we will update that when we get more. >> our big story, as early voting continues in maryland the gubernatorial race heats up. yesterday bob ehrlich got a big endorsement from rudy giuliani. kim dacey is live on federal hill with the story. >> rudy giuliani and bob ehrlich came together at a northern montgomery county farm. the former new york city mayor and presidential hopeful said they need to put the former governor back into office. he also took swings at democratic governor martin o'malley calling him the most antibusiness governor in america. o'malley was in southern montgomery county yesterday an defended himself against giuliani's claims. >> your debt and your taxes and your expenses are going up and up and up. >> we have cut our state government spending more than any governor in maryland history and we have a triple a bond rating and we have improved our schools. >> both campaigns fielded more questions about recent polls showing very different margins between the candidates. a "baltimore sun" poll has o'malley up by 14 but ehrlich aides say the "baltimore sun" poll is nowhere close to their internal numbers. back to you. >> it is the final countdown to election day with just over a week to go before voters head to the polls. both sides claim momentum is on their side but are democrats claiming enough to maintain control of the house of representatives and senate or are republicans poised to shift the hands of power in washington? we have a report from our washington bureau. >> no one argues this is a race down to the finish. the question, which party has the advantage in the hole stretch? -- homestretch. >> eight days until election day and both republicans and democrats are confident voters will be on their side. >> america is on fire to fire pelosi. >> fresh from a rally this weekend in florida michael steele takes his "fire pelosi" bus tour to rhode island. >> what i have seen is a consistent ground swell of excitement and energy towards this election. the voters are tired of the fact that the federal government hasn't listened to them. >> republicans needs to pick up 39 seats to take control of the house, 10 to win the senate. a recent associated press poll shows the g.o.p. may have a good shot at the house with half of those surveyed saying they will back a republican while 43% say they will support the democrat. in the senate democrats are seen as having the edge. dealt party chairman tim kane says his party's efforts will be critical in preventing a congressional power shift. >> democrats tend to specialize in the turnout. the more that turn out the better we do. we are seeing strong trends. >> president obama is spends being the last full week on the campaign trail in rhode island today talking about the economy and raising more money for democrats. >> you can make sure you are ready for the election by logging on to our website. you will find extensive information on each candidate and profiles and add check reports. it will be at wbaltv.com and click on politics. >> a 50-year-old man is arrested after caught vandalizing campaign signs. he was taken into custody after finding about 70 for question averages signs in his truck. this is not the first time signs have been vandalized. there have been reports of signs destroyed by box cutters or khaepb saws. -- chainsaws. >> so, it came to a head about a week ago when we noticed that about 300 or 400 in the course of two nights were taken, vandalized, destroyed. >> the question on the signs vandalize asked voters to approve a slots parlor near anne arundel mills mall. a new york congress asks hundreds of videos be removed from the web because they feature accused terrorists. it is reported that the islamic cleric uses the internet to recruit for al qaeda. he is linked to an army major linked to opening fire at fort hood. he says research tuned up millions of hits on the videos. >> this is someone who is clearly using the service to spread hate and doing it effectively. he has followers, 3.5 million views, 700 videos. it is about time that it ends. there are clear free speech issues at play on the internet. is not what this is about. this is about a corporate citizen saying we are going to do the right thing to proebgt our other customers who are not terrorists. >> google is the parent company of youtube. weiner says he spoke with their executives yesterday and was told they will look into his research. that is mainly from the middle east media research institute. that brings us to the water cooler question of the day. do you think youtube should take down video messages posted by an accused terrorist? e-mail your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> many fans were on the edge of the seat as they watched the team fight it out against buffalo. in the second half ed reed was able to pull the team ahead by making a few interceptions. but that lead was challenged we the bills tied the game by the end of the tpoeurbgt. in overtime billy cundiff made it good with the game-winning field goal. ravens 37-34. bills winless nearly halfway in the season. >> as tony said, way too close but we won. it was exciting. >> it is 52 degrees on tv hill at 5:07. coming up. a national guard soldier dies days after hurting himself in a planned military parachute jump. a u.s. swimmer dies competing in a competition. swimmers say it was bound to happen as we cover the nation. public safety is a governor's most important job. that's why governor martin o'malley has instituted new dna and fingerprinting technology that's reducing violent crime... new, stronger domestic violence and abuse legislation... and o'malley passed new laws to better track and convict sexual predators, with even longer prison sentences. as a father of four, i know there's always more that we must do to protect our children and make maryland an even safer place to raise our families. : (sfx: coach's whistle) "the car coach" lauren fix. >> here's an interesting fact. it's women , 70% of women, who make the car repair decision. so, car repair men ! don't talk down to us. or give us this to read in the waiting room. auto service plus gets that. how do i know? they've sat through my training session. isn't that right, phil? sfx: z-z-z-z-zap >> yeah. that's right. announcer >> auto service plus. service you can trust. mercha >> it is 10 after 5:00. it is dry right now but that will likely change this afternoon. 57 at the maryland science center, low 50's in the suburbs. we will start out ok. the morning commute should go off without a problem, maybe a sprinkle at worst. this afternoon the rain showers will become likely. the further into the day the better chance of rain. so you will probably see showers on the way home. expect a high of 72. when we come back we will check the seven-day forecast to see what is happening the rest of the week. >> a well-known u.s. swimmer dies participating in a race in the united arab emirates. francis crippen of pennsylvania died during the last leg of the marathon swimming world cup race. it is reported overexertion led to his death. others say the water and air temperatures were too high to hold the competition. an investigation is ongoing. he is perhaps best known for winning a bronze in the event at the 2009 world championship. >> turning to the nation now where an ohio national guard soldier died four days after injuring hills during a parachute jump. four men were reportedly hurt in the accident wednesday when they caught a wind combust and hit the -- wind gust and hit the ground hard. three landed on the grass and one on the tarmac. they were among dozens who jumped from a cargo plane. later this morning testimony will continue in a sentencing trial of a connecticut man for killing a woman and two daughters in a home invasion. steven hayes was convicted earlier and could be sentenced to death. he was found guilty of killing the woman and two daughters at their home. >> it is 5:12. coming up the morning business news and bloomberg business report. >> all southbound lanes closed on 95 with an accident involving an overturned vehicle and several other vehicles. hi there, i'm ian wright and i'm investigating what makes aruba so happy. oh my word, that's fantastic. ♪ row your boat gently down the stream... ♪ i'll tell you what; it's not aloe vera the main export. it's happiness. i haven't even got bait on the end of mine. i don't care; it's just nice sitting here. you're getting it. you're getting it. >> unfortunately not the good. a major problem on southbound 95 all lanes closed past 195. we have an overturned vehicle and three other vehicles involved with entrapment so it will be a while. if you take anything, take 295 as the alternate because 95 is a mess right now with scrammed conditions -- jammed conditions back toed beltway. 97 running smoothly despite a disabled vehicle in the northbound lanes at the beltway. northbound 97 the disabled vehicle. you see the delays on southbound 95. if you are heading out to reisterstown route 30 and mount gill idea a vehicle fire and lanes closed. rest of the roads good. 52 miles an hour on southbound 95 out of the northeast. everything moving well on the beltway. once again southbound lanes of 95 shut down past 195. we go to kurt kroncke for a look at the buses and trains. >> we have a few delays. eight, 15, 23, 35, 40 buses 15 to 20 minutes late. 10 diverted at yale and cedar garden light rail and metro on schedule. marc trains on time. for the m.t.a. i'm kurt kroncke. back to tony pann. >> thank you. the weather is quiet. trouble in the traffic department but no rain to contend with. 52 at the airport, 57 in westminster. 52 in rising sun in cecil county. we will see sunshine probably early in the day but you see the clouds from the southwest here and you see a bunch of rain from the southwest as well. showers and thunderstorms through kentucky and tennessee and they are moving in our direction so the farther we go into the day the better chance of rain developing. we should get through the drive time and around lunch perhaps or into this afternoon we will see rain showers move it so you will likely deal with rain on the way home. here is the set-up. high pressure off the coast providing a southwest wind and that will jump the temperatures. we will be in the 70's this afternoon. the average is 64 but it is grabbing this storm and that is what will come through it afternoon and into tonight with the rain showers. the southwest wind helps with the temperatures but it is grabbing the moisture from out of the gulf coast region. variable clouds, thickening clouds is a better way to put it, chance of rain later this afternoon and into the aftern n afternoon. low 70's. sunrise at 7:27. overnight rain showers likely. there could be a few thunderstorms this evening or tonight. temps back into the upper 50's and sunset this evening at 6:14. tomorrow high pressure in control. that storm will be gone. we will put a slight caps of rain showers in the forecast tuesday but keep the southwest wind. so the temperatures will be warmer. up to 75 on tuesday. better chance of showers wednesday and thursday as the cold front goes through. that will knock the temperatures back into the upper 50's for highs on friday. right now looks like a decent weekend for halloween. >> in our consumer alert some of you may be feeling the pain at the pump. gas has jumped more than five cents a gallon the last two weeks and are up 13 cents the last according to the lundburg survey. the average regular price is $2.82 per gallon. it is because of higher crude oil. since fall is in full swing you may want to think of the winter season and getting your vehicle prepared for frigid temperatures. that is why triple a has released the check list including testing the battery, driving belts and hoses and looking at the tires. there is much more that should be done. go to wbaltv.com for a full list of must-dos before the winter. it is growing in popularity as a way to enjoy a cold one. that is your own creation. what it takes to be a brew meister. >> beer just a drink but a hobby making it. >> a lot of people think it is daunting and difficult but it isn't. it is a simple process and you are looking at a two-hour investment, possibly a week of time for fermenting. after making it you may want to make some money with it. these rare and quality brews are craft beers. >> you try to keep up with the appetite for good craft beer. it is seeing amazing growth. >> the past few years sales from the big beer companies have gone down but the little craft beer company has gone way up. >> you are on facebook and they will tell you they are making beers and the day they are bottling it. >> beer enthusiasts are coming together to socialize and try each other's best brews. >> this is not a frat party. we are not brewing our own beer to get drunk. it is more to do with the social and community aspect and shaeurbg. >> when you make your own beer you control the ingredients. they are fresh. you smell the hops. you touch them. you taste the ingredients before you make it. so the freshness is really key in how you make it. >> the best part about it is you won't have to take that aspirin this morning. >> you don't feel the after effects of drinking. you enjoy a good brew. >> another lawsuit for wells fargo over lending practices. jane king looks at the business news in the bloomberg business report. >> the city of baltimore has filed a third lawsuit against wells fargo. baltimore claiming racist predatory lending practices by wells led to increased foreclosures. it accused wells fargo of engaging in illegal reverse red laning targeting minority neighborhoods for bad loans. that is according to the associated press. wells says it will fight the lawsuit. housing is a theme today. we will get the latest on existing home sales predicting reports to show sales improving lightly in september but still close to record lows. that is 10:00 a.m. ahead of that stock futures looking pretty strong. we had a mixed close friday with the dow lower. losses for verizon and american express led things lower. if you have taken a cruise out of baltimore you are not alone. one of the biggest travel agency groups says booking numbers for the cruise industry the last 10 weeks are up more than 12% over last year. prices are bouncing back on strong demand. many americans are struggling in the wake of the recent economic down tu downturn americans who are doing a little better are becoming more confident. that is bloomberg news reporting for wbal tv 11 news. >> we will see you back at 6:15. it is 5:22. coming up we will get another look at the morning commute with traffic and weather together. >> the film back to the future has its 25th anniversary. it spawned two sequelless. >> all three debuted on blue ray it week and the cast is expected to reunite tomorrow. we look back at what made the original film click. >> are you saying you built a time machine? >> for 11 weeks during the summer and fall of 1985, back to the future was meamerica's numb one film. >> it was so original. nothing we had seep before. >> michael j. fox was on the team. he encounters his parents as high school students in 1955. it turned a tv star into a movie star. >> going to a movie is like going to church. when it makes it on the big screen it makes it a different experience and they hold it in a different regard. >> >> in this case even the white house took notice. >> who is president of the united states in 1985? >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan? the actor. >> he laughed so loud at the reagan joke he didn't hear the next two minutes. >> it made such an impression. >> where we are going we don't need roads. >> reagan borrowed from it. >> where we are going we don't need roads. >> i grabbed the telephone and said did you hear what reagan said about your movie? >> 25 years later fans still talk about it. >> people talk about it and i say the movie. >> others embrace it on a more basic level. >> a very sweet and nostalgic lovely movie that i don't know if it would be made today. >> making it 25 years ago made it a classic. >> 25 years. how about that? >> time flyers. 5:27 and 52 degrees. coming up in the next half hour -- >> rudy giuliani endorses bob ehrlich for give of maryland. i have more on that coming up. >> you don't time warp over things? things? >> they pull me taxes are too high, and maryland families are struggling. and then there's politician andy harris proposing a 23% sales tax on nearly everything we buy. it cuts taxes for millionaires by over $200,000 a year and raises taxes on the middle class. andy harris even promised big oil companies he'd make taxpayers pay for spills like the bp disaster. andy harris on our side? not a chance. the democratic congressional campaign committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. public safety is a governor's most important job. that's why governor martin o'malley has instituted new dna and fingerprinting technology that's reducing violent crime... new, stronger domestic violence and abuse legislation... and o'malley passed new laws to better track and convict sexual predators, with even longer prison sentences. as a father of four, i know there's always more that we must do to protect our children and make maryland an even safer place to raise our families. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "11 news today." i'm stan stovall. >> i'm lisa robinson. let's check on weather. >> the weather will be pretty quiet on the way to work. this afternoon there will probably be some rain so take an umbrella. probably not to start out. 52 degrees at the top of the hour at b.w.i. we are shooting for a high of 72 this afternoon, way above average but i think there will be rain moving in toward the late morning and afternoon. a little tradeoff. mild day but we expect some rain. seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> we are looking at a backup on 95 past 195 an overturned vehicle and three other vehicles so it is a multi-vehicle crash. it is taking up all but the left lane southbound past 195. you see the delays forming back to the beltway. unfortunately they will get worse. 295 is looking good as the alternate. northbound 95 ramp to the outer loop not far from the other accident an accident on that ramp. if you are heading out in reisterstown route 30 at mount gilead we have a vehicle fire. 14 minutes through that stretch on southbound 95 from the beltway southwest to 32. both north and west sides doing well. live view of that accident scene or the delays approaching it. toward us is southbound traffic barely moving. those delays are going to get worse with the left lane squeezing by. now 295 at 175 and southbound traffic looks good. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." >> our big story republican gubernatorial candidate bob ehrlich got a big endorsement over the weekend. former new york city mayor and presidential hopeful rudy giuliani was in maryland encouraging voters to put ehrlich back in office. kim dacey is at federal hill with the latest. >> early voting is going on now and election day is next week. and both candidates are trying to garner last-minute votes. the two self-described golfing buddies rudy giuliani and bob ehrlich joined forces at a northern montgomery county firm to take swings at governor o'malley. >> governor o'malley has been a failure the most anti-business governor in america. >> he told a modest crowd of ehrlich supporters they need to put the former governor back into office. >> your debt and your taxes and your expenses are going up and up and up. >> o'malley was in southern montgomery county sunday and he was asked why people would care what giuliani has to say. >> i don't know. we had mike bloomberg came to bethesda and endorsed me so i guess he needed to counterwith his own mayor. >> he is focused on getting his record on the record. >> we have cut our state government spending more than any governor in maryland history and we have a triple a bond rating and we have improved schools. >> both campaigns fielded more questions about polls showing different margins. a "baltimore sun" poll released this weekend has o'malley up by 14. giuliani says those polls don't reflect tea party voters and ehrlich aides say that poll is nowhere close to his campaign's internal numbers. back to you. >> make sure you are ready for the election by log aging on to our website. you will see information on the candidates and profiles and fact checks. we have included a voters guide all on wbaltv.com. click on politics at the top. >> a gunman who police say shot and kid a man in east baltimore is still at large. it was around 9:30 saturday night in the 2100 block of east monument street. that is where they found a 20-year-old victim. this morning there is no word on a possible motive. three men are recovering this morning after being injured in a triple shooting in east baltimore. it happened at east 20th street and kennedy avenue last night. we are told one was shot in the upper stomach and another in the leg and another in the stomach and leg. police have not released any information on a suspect or motive. >> family, friends and co-workers of a baltimore city police detective will gather to send their final fare wells. ian stevenson was killed the night before his 30th birthday when he and a friend got into a fight over a parking space. sean james threw a piece of concrete at stevenson that struck him in the head. he was rushed to bayview medical center where he died. funeral arrangements have been finalized for another police officer. a public viewing will be held for him tomorrow from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the ruck funeral home. the funeral is wednesday. he was killed last week when his car slammed into the rear of a fire truck. he was a nine-year veteran of the force. he was the third member to be killed within a month. >> a 57-year-old woman is killed in an early morning fire in baltimore county. flames broke out sunday morning around 6:30 in the home of a 2900 block of yorkway. three had to be rescued from the second floor. later crews found joanne julian in the basement. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> former employees at the espn zone are suing walt disney saying they were pwhreupbd-sided when disney closed the bar in june. they plan to file a class action lawsuit claiming disney violated federal law by not giving them enough notice about plans to close. officials say the proper amount of time and pay was not given to the employees and there was no economic necessity for disney to close the establishment without notice. >> a new york congressman is asking for hundreds of youtube videos to be removed from the web. anthony weiner says it is because they feature accused terrorist anwar al-awlaki and it is reported that the islamic cleric uses the internet to recruit for al qaeda. he's been linked to an army major accused of opening fire at fort hood. weiner says research on youtube turned up millions of hits on the videos. >> this is someone who is clearly using the service to spread hate and doing it effectively. he has followers, 3.5 million views, 700 videos. it is about time that it ends. there are clear free speech issues at play on the internet. that is not what in is about. there is about a corporate citizen google saying we are going it to do the right thing to protect other customers who are not terrorists. >> google is the parent company of youtube. weiner said he spoke with google executives yesterday and was told that they will look at his research. that comes mainly from the middle east media research institute. that brings us to the water cooler question of the day. do you think youtube should take down video messages posted by an accused terrorist? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:37 and 52 degrees. coming up what some doctors have to say about screening for postpartum depression. >> reviewing your risk for breast cancer you may want to consider your father. we will explain that next. >> traffic barely moving on southbound 95 approaching 195. you want to consider an alternate. we have a multi-vehicle crash blocking lanes. detail >> it is 5:40. 57 degrees downtown at the maryland science center. low 50's in the suburbs. off to dry start an we will being ok through the drive taoeufplt in the afternoon i think some rain will catch up. it will be a mild day. up to 72 but probably on the way home from work we will have to contend with a few rain showers. so take an umbrella. now to the news desk. >> when searching for a family history of breast cancer doctors say it is important to consider our fathers after researchers in canada found fathers are injuries as likely as mothers to pass on the breast cancer gene. it is pertinent because most doctors dismiss the paternal family history finding women with history are five times more likely to be referred to a medical clinic. researchers say it is a must for healthcare providers to way the female history equally. new research shows the best person to screen a woman for postpartum depression may be the child's doctor. experts say pediatricians are often the first to see a new mother after the baby is born and asking a few simple questions during the child's point out could help get women treatment as early as possible. untreated postpartum depression can sometimes lead to increased medical costs, child abuse and neglect and stopping breastfeeding early. >> still ahead, keith mills joins us with highlights from the ravens' win against buffalo. >> i think we will take a live shot of the downtown area courtesy of the sky cam. up next we will update weather and the morning commute. you are watching "11 news hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> sarah caldwell with some good news to report. we have all lanes now open on southbound 95 past 195. the accident involving an overturned vehicle has been off to the shoulder. still vehicles being cleared so you can see delays back to the beltway. but looking at little better. northbound 95 ramp to the outer loop a crash there and another one at 216 and 29 in howard county. route 30 and mount gilead road another delay due to a vehicle fire. the delays that are easing up a bit. toward us southbound traffic toward the accident past 195. 295 you can use this as the alternate because the delays are still filtering out. that is the latest. now the latest on the buses and trains with kurt kroncke. >> we are moving along nicely on marc trains with no delays on penn, camden or brunswick. light rail on time from hunt valley. buses however 10 bus is diverted at yale and cedar and few delays to eight, 35 and 40, 15 to 20 minutes and 15 and 23 30 minutes late. now back to you, tony. >> good morning, everyone. we have mild temperatures and rain to discuss this morning in the seven-day and we will do that in a second. first good morning to sandra shaw who has drawn a very pleasant assignment this morning. taking the culinary tour of baltimore. it is called charm city tours and it is like a charm city cooking tours, food tours. not just cooking. you have to eat. it is too early but what do i have here and defended this is a scottish egg. what is a scottish egg and defended bruce dorsey here. >> that is a hard boiled egg wrapped in sausage covered in bread crumbs and deep fried. >> it is like a giant hush puppy but it is an egg. this is one of the things you will find. these are the brian child things. it has migrated to federal hill. >> it started in d.c. in 2007 and came up here in may. we started in fells point. we go to about six or seven different place and stay have food that is indigenous to baltimore and have something here. >> and the food a lot of times has a story behind it. >> they really do. we have the sausage that has been here since 1919 and burger cookie. that is a short bread bottom with a heavy fudge topic made by the burger family. the original location was lexington market. you find them in the farm store and 7-11. go to baltimore food towers.com or call the phone number and that goes right to my phone and i will be glad to put it in manually for you. >> how much are tickets and how many places do you stop in >> it depends on the neighborhood and what each neighborhood has to offer. mostly six to seven places we stop and they usually take about three hours. >> what are the neighborhoods involved and defended >> right now fells point open since may. federal hill about a month now. next is little italy. we will combine that with jonestown and mount vernon and do market tours like lexington, cross street and specialty market tours. >> what an awesome idea. you are glad to be part of it, i'm sure. >> absolutely. they bring in interesting people local and tourists so i couldn't be happier. >> the metropolitan has been here for six years so try the scottish egg the next time you are in. let's look at h.d. doppler. we are looking at basically a system that is emerging from the south and is over the ohio valley and will give us showers this afternoon. maybe a light sprinkle or two this morning and by this afternoon we will see rain. the temperatures highs this afternoon in the low 70's, which is above normal this time of year. so, enjoy it while you can. that is it for now. tony, i will throw this scott ish egg back to you. >> what a school idea. people don't often think of baltimore as a great food destination. there are great restaurants here and you get a little tour. we will talk to you next half hour and see what other surprises you have. weatherwise, no surprises this morning. that is good. on the way home you may have to deal with rain but probably not on the way to work or school. 52 at the airport, 55 westminster and 52 in rising sun. the clouds have been thickening up and that will continue through the middle of morning. eventually some of the rain that sandra was talking about will catch up to us. but probably not until around lunch. there might be a few sprinkles before that but steadier rain will hold off until later this afternoon and into this evening. so, on the way home from work you will probably deal with some rain. high pressure off the east coast is providing wind so the temperatures will be nice and mild and we will jump into the low 70's. the average high is 64 this time of year. variable clouds as we head through the day. sunshine this morning and chance of rain showers later this morning and this afternoon. high around 72. -rise at 7:26. overnight rain showers, maybe a thunderstorm this evening. temperatures will drop back into the upper 50's. sunset this evening at 14 minutes after 6:00. during the day tomorrow the same basic set-up but that piece of energy will be gone so we will have the southwest wind with high pressure off the coast and that will produce mild conditions for us. slight chance of a couple of showers tuesday but the bulk of the activity tomorrow will be to the north and west. we will say a 20% chance of showers tuesday. take the high up to 75. better chance of showers again late wednesday and into thursday with highs a little either side of 70's. a strong cold front will go through thursday night and that should knock the temperatures become into the 50's on friday. we have halloween weekend coming up. at this point i think it will be dry on halloween sunday with a high of around 68 degrees. >> 5:50 and still much more ahead on "11 news today." >> including a look at one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day and looking at the winning maryland lottery numbers. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> time to get to one of your appearances to our water cooler question of the day. we asked do you think youtube should take down video messages post bid an accused terrorist. someone said google would be doing the right thing. freedoms and right come with a responsibility to not cause harm to the culture which grants such. this is similar to a citizen's right to self-defense or fifth amendment. keep e-mailing responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. we will post tell all on the front page of the website. >> good morning, everybody. there are certain days in the nfl when you scratch your head and say what in the world is going on. yesterday one of those days. the browns hammered the saints, the raiders put up 59 on denver and the ravens needed overtime to beat the bills 37-34 to escape a major upset bid from the bills. welcome back ed reed to the lineup. they watch ryan fitzpatrick torch the ravens defense. steve johnson with this to make it 17-3. 24-20 of the half. first my of the third quarter. ray continues it, ed reed picks it off. first of two interceptions for reed. then the next play, you see the celebration handoff to willis mcquestion hero. -- mcgehee. 27-24 ravens but it would go to overtime. in overtime billy cundiff 38-yard field goal wins it 37-34. a relieved john harbaugh talked about the win. >> and i won't say we played well. we had things that we didn't do well at all. but that is a good football team. i said that before. they had two weeks and had rest and had a game plan and played well. especially on offense. but i'm disappointed with the yards and points and coverage, disappointed with the pressure in some ways. we have to may better than that to be the team we want to be. but i'm proud of the win. >> give up yards, give up stats, give up all of these things if you get the w it makes it easier to deal with. >> a win is a win. >> talk about impact player ed reed back, we had one interception the first six games and he gets two. he probably helped us save the game. >> no question about it. ray lewis with a big fumble down the stretch. they are amazing. here is a look ahead to the next hour of "11 news today." >> seven people exposed to carbon monoxide and why firefighters said it could have been avoided. >> the team that gained national attention for the case of the hiccupses that wouldn't go away is making headlines for a different reason. >> in a world that presses teenagers to be perfect how kids are trying to redefine beauty at 6:39. >> things are dry but we expect rain to move in this morning. we will talk about that and check the seven-day forecast. >> nothing weather related at the moment. we have a pretty smooth ride on most roads but still recovering from an accident on 95 southbound. [ ehrlich ] four years ago unemployment in maryland was under four percent. today, it's nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we face a national health care plan that will hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago? we're heading in the wrong direction. we need strong leadership. say no to things we can't afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse to raise taxes. martin o'malley can't do it. i will. >> the race for governor heats up with a big endorsement. >> eight days until election day but which party has the advantage and defended the latest coming up. >> what a ball game yest