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next on fox 45 morning news. >> the whole slot things should be shelved. >> slots in maryland, why pricey machines could end up costing you more. putting a price on healthcare reform. our former governor bob ehrlich says it should be funded. what is the worst news your boss could tell you on a monday. >> we're getting married. >> see how ryan reynolds handles that in low down. good morning. it's monday, october 12th. i'm patrice harris. time to get a look at our forecast on this chilly monday morning. meteorologist is -- the meteorologist steve fertig is here. >> absolutely i'm here. >> i'm still scattered. >> hopefully in mind present. you know what, i'm here despite the cold temperatures. as you head out the door, you will feel the chill. you may not want to head further out, you may want to head further inside. temperatures in the 40s. we're at 49 degrees in hagerstown, 49 degrees in salisbury as well. 50 degrees in baltimore but it's a little breezy and that will make it feel chilly, too. definitely on the cool side of things. 54 degrees the noontime temperature, because of the all the cloud cover we won't see the temperatures climb a lot. bic degrees for 6:00 p.m. temperature after getting only to a high of 59 today. definitdefinitely going to be cu can see generally speaking. it's cool through the mid-atlantic region. we will talk about the rest of the week and how cool it will be in a little bit. right now candace dold is here with a look at the commute, she has the traffic commute candace. thanks, steve. we should a trouble at the harbor tunnel that completely shutdown all the lanes. now the good news is all the lanes are open. still want to use 95, from mountain road to 695, we're looking at a 10 minute clip. and 95 through the city at the fort mchenry tunnel that will only take 5 minutes. as for the commute on the top end of the beltway, there's an accident at park heights avenue, once you get past that, and travel from liberty toward wilkens, we're looking at an 8 minute clip. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice, back to you. candace, thank you. 6:02 on fox 45 morning news. bringing slot machines to maryland could be more expensive than bargained for. critics are concerned that the initial construction of the parlor could cost taxpayers a lot of money. megan gilliland join us with the latest. >> reporter: much. good morning, patrice. right now the state is putting its money on 5 casinos here in maryland. the flashy high-tech gambling machines are more expensive than we first thought, millions, in fact. the whole goal of gambling to generate money for the state, some say it's too much of a risky bet. like the video gaming machines at gopher down, maryland casinos could look the same packed with games lick roulette, and blackjack. right now the state is granting licenses to slot parlor operators in hoping of breaking ground in several months. >> the games fall under the defense of the type of class of machines that err mitted. >> reporter: but this kind of technology comes with a price tag. the higher end machines are more expensive than the state original statement of $12,000 each. >> the state had no idea what it was going to cost them to set up the casino's. >> reporter: roy has advise the several business people. >> this is common sense. >> reporter: casino operators should have to pick up the cost for buying the video gaming machines not the government. other gaming consultants say the gaming fees are too low. it's estimated when all 5 casino inside maryland are up and running the total operating cost could be $65 million a year. the state only planned for around $27 million. >> no, no, this whole slot machine should be shelved. we have a lot worse problems for monetary system and the jobs. the state needs the money. why give it away. >> reporter: at this point it may be tough for the state to go back and make changes now, since the slot machine bill was passed by the state as a referendum. it happened around 12:30 sunday morning in the 3700 block of springdale avenue. police say the vips were standing in the street when a car drove up and people started shooting. dion jones was killed and the other victim was treated shock trauma and were released. police are investigating two homicides that happened in east baltimore. first happened at 3700 block of oak hill avenue. day monday johnson was shot and killed. after 1:00 in the afternoon, alonzo keys was shot self times in the 2700 lock of north kenwood avenue, police have no suspects in either murder. a final hearing is scheduled this year in the proposed sale of constellation to ed, if. the maryland public commission will hold a hearing on wednesday on the deal which was approved friday by the regulartory commission. edf wants to buy 45% of constellation nuclear business for 4 1/2 billion dollars. the move will create jobs and lower energy jobs. the maryland commission has to approve the deal. people came from all across the country to participate in sunday's gay rights rally in washington d.c. earl' estimates put the crowd well over tens of towns. claudia cough caufee has more. >> reporter: hopefully it energieses young people because it's important that they have rights as the rest of america. >> reporter: thousands called for the rights of gays and lesbians. the crowds so deep at times that the streets were impossible. activities came from all over the u.s. from tony lang heart who marched with others in washington, to urge the repeal of the defensive marriage act. >> even though our marriage remains valid because we got in under the deadline. >> reporter: this event was not limited to the gays and lesbians. colbey came out with her husband and two sons to show their support. >> as an american you have to stand up for what you believe in. >> reporter: sex and the city stars cynthia added her star power with the hope of bringing more attention to the people close to her heart. >> gay people deserve the same rights and our families are the same and we deserve the same protection. >> reporter: these protesters called on all levels of the government to make a change. >> over the rainbow ♪ ♪. >> reporter: in the name of equality. this comes just as the house approves a bill that would broaden the defense of a hate crime to include attacks againt people for their sexual orientation. the senate is expected to vote and pass the bill. some would are consider it a fun girl's night out. for others it's a to get on the field and meet the team. it kay tears to women but it's open to everyone, that's why we find joel d smith there live, he is on the field with a preview. >> reporter: patrice, i moved inside after my big miss on the field. they told me to come into the locker room and clean up. but this is the locker room for the ravens, and one of the cool places and one the places for the purple evening that the ladies can come and check it out. this is the cool places to come. give us another thing. >> the field will be open, this will be open for the tours, and the club level will be open with the player vendor autographs. >> reporter: what time. >> it's 6 to 10:00 p.m. and it's $40 at the entrance door. >> reporter: the interest level, tell us how you know that it's going up. >> this is our 3rd event, and tickets have gone sky high this year. >> reporter: it's open to everyone, but how does it cater to women? >> all of our guests and activities are catered to women. the coaches here they will take the time to explain everything, if you're not familiar with football or how the game is played. you will have a coach explaining why you're watching monday night football, what is going on the t.v. >> reporter: is there somebody plan explaining the pl. >> maybe a ref will be here on the field. >> reporter: they can try the field goal attempts like i'm attempting and who else is going to be here field kicker himself. >> yes. >> reporter: i will clean out my locker. this is where folks will be for today' evening. i'm joel d smith. still to come celebrate preview. we have a preview of the harbor festival coming up in the homet > we can tell by the weather, fall is definitely here. and there's no better way to celebrate than on the waterfront with the family. judy o'brien joins us live this morning with all of the details for our hometown hot spot. good morning, judy. >> good morning, patrice. >> tell me a little bit about the festival and what is going to happen this weekend? >> it's our second annual harbor harvest at the beautiful inner harbor. it's sponsored by the baltimore family alliance and the waterfront partnership. it's a free family family event. we're going to transform the harbor into a pumpkin patch. we are going to have whole families. and where kids can decorate pumpkins and cookies, all kinds of arts and crafts. we will have live entertainment and music for the kids. it's going to be a great family event at the inner harbor. >> it's very cool. and the pumpkins look like they are very fun and the kids look like they're having a great fun, a lot of smiles. >> it was a great event last year. we had several thousand visitors come through, we're looking forward to another time this year. hopefully we will have great weather. it's cool to see the inner har harbor transformed into the pumpkin patch. >> is this free or anyone who comes down? >> it's completely free, sponsored by the family alliance and waterfront partnership, it's from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 on october 18th. >> it looks like the parents are having a lot of fun. they're the ones playing with the pumpkins while the parents watch? >> it is. it's for people from all ages from babies to adults. >> that baby there looks sad. i think he wants mom to stop playing. >> thank you for joining us, we're going to check in with you guys in a little bit. the harbor harvest festival is at west shore park on sunday from 10 to 2:00. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com/more than. no frost on the pumpkin at the inner harbor, maybe toward allegheny county and garrett county, there might very well be. frost possible there, but sky watch hd rai radar not showing s any rain for the central counties for sure. let's see what we have when we put things into motion, you will see the shower activity down into the gulf coast region in the general activity. that is going to bring us plenty of cloud cover in the next several days and a chance for showers when we get into tonight. a couple of showers around and maybe more so for wednesday through friday. as we take a look at the big picture, here is what we got, frost advisory in place as you see for the western more counties. garrett county and the eastern more part of garrett county seeing the frost advisory. we're going to see the moisture moving in our indicated where you see the green, especially the things, so cloudy skies today. that will lend itself to a chance of smo showers, a lit shower in spots. maybe a better chance as we watch tuesday, this is showing you the northern part of the baltimore county maybe seeing a chance of a shower tonight, late night. maybe a chance as we get more so in wednesday, but this will show you the possibility to the northern part of the state. holding off wednesday into thursday and into friday when you see the showers more so. here is what we're looking in terms of our surface features as we check out the bigger picture. the jet stream aloft is showing us where the cooler air is to the north and the warmer air to the south will be around that area because of change. not much change north and south. things stay the same temperature wise through the week. we are going to get with the temperature wise to the north. that will add to the cloud cover and eventually some of this activity is going to come our way for wednesday. our cold system comes for wednesday, and into your friday maybe as late as saturday morning. 50 degrees for the current temperature in baltimore, because of all cloud cover temperature is dropping, d.c. has 50 and 49 in salisbury. out toward hagerstown 49 and a cool 4 46. milder for the eastern shore, getting to 56 degrees there. a mild wind, and partly cloudy skies. because you will have more breaks of the sun and spots, 59 degrees should do it for the high in the central part of the sky. mostly cloudy skies here. back to the west we look for mostly cloudy skies with the high temperature of also 59 degrees. tonight, cloudy skies, drops to 50 degrees only for the overnight low so not much of a drop off. we can't rule out a shower in spots, it will be a shower, and southeast wind in nature. as we move through the day today, look for the temperatures to climb to 54 degrees, not much of a climb and 57 degrees at 6:00 p.m. after hitting the high a little bit earlier, about 4:00 p.m., 59. and tomorrow 69 degrees for the high, partly cloudy, warmer then temporarily. 58 degrees on wednesday with a chance of a some showers coming in later in the day and better chance of for it thursday and friday, in fact with highs of 54 and 56, cool days ahead. 57 on saturday, early showers maybe, still lingering, otherwise still partly cloudy skies, and 60 degrees on sunday, with 60 degrees, the nicest day of the week comes on sunday. sky watch hd radar comes at your finger tips. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar shows you incoming storms. interactive tools wil will showu when rain or thunderstorms is over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. candace dold has the traffic edge. >> reporter: thank you, steve. it's a monday morning, and so far we're not doing too bad on the roadways. we're loving this one. 65 miles per hour on the northeast corner and 65 on the jfx and 64 on the west side of the beltway. not too much to worry on the west side of the beltway. ask 63 traveling through howard county. here is what we have to talk about, a crash at patapsco avenue, is at 895. there's no problems to report, at hanover street, so they're better options for your alternate. we did have a crash at the harbor tunnel, completely shutdown all lanes, but now they're reopen, you can use 695. you can stick with 895, but since we have the residual delays, use other optioned, 895 and the beltway. as for 495, those cars are starting to trickle in from white march swhitemarsh boulevag from parkson eventually toward the 83. we have an accident clearing in the stages on the flip side of either, between stevenson road and park heights avenue, no significant delays reported as a result of that one. we will keep our fingers crossed for that. coming out of the northwest corner, taking it from owes owings mills boulevard, you will have company there, but so far we don't have incidents to talk about. we're only looking at an 8 minute clip. these conditions are changing, but you can keep up with them round the clock, with personalized traffic reports for your commute. just click on foxbaltimore.com and click on traffic edge. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back to you. still ahead, what is the worst news your boss could tell you on a monday? >> we're getting married. >> see how ryan reynolds handles it coming up in the low down. and next, putting on the pressure, why both parties are pushing for a decision on a future of the war in - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. shared knowledge is even more powerful. there's more pressure on the president to increase troop levels in afganistan. now some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say a troop surge is necessary to win. meanwhile the president is still figuring out a new strategy for the war. sandra endo is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: with the clock ticking president obama is hearing from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle about strategy in afganistan. with some urging him to send more troops as reportedly requested by the top u.s. commander on the ground. it's not the top commander in the arm services committee says. >> i think it would be an error of historic proportions. i think he needs to use deliberate speed and adopt the strategy. >> reporter: a top congressional beam crate is dems endorsing the proposal to send 40,000 troops to form a strong insurgency. >> i don't know how you put somebody in who is as cracker jackass general crystal who gives the president solid recommendations and not take those recommendations if you're not going to pull out. >> reporter: the president has been deliberated on a new strait teg owestrategy in the a. they have made it clear that the u.s. is not going to pull out of the country. it's time to find a new way forward 1 with less involvement with u.s. troops. >> i want a defined mission. that means a beginning, a middle and a transition end. we don't have an end in afganistan. >> reporter: the president is said to meet again with his national security team on wednesday, a new strategy is not likely to emerge for another few weeks. in washington i'm sandra endo. still ahead, stocks start out a new week offer hitting highs on friday. find out latest business news next. this whole slot thing should be shelved. >> and slots in maryland, why some machines could end up bring it. if we're known for one thing... we've got the best customer service. - low fares. - frequent flights, that's what we're known for. low fares. customer service. - we're known for a lot of things. - bags fly free. the lowest fares. customer service. low fares. we're not saying other airlines are bad; we're just awesome. southwest airlines is proud to 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start to feel somewhat human. high pressure is going to bring easterly flow of moisture as well as the southerly flow of moisture coming our way at the surface. that will bring a lot of clouds through the day today. showers through the tennessee valley, that will be headed in our direction, as we move through the midweek. we do expect some rain as we get into the mid-and later part of the week. now for a look at what is happening on the roadways, candace dold is here with a look at the traffic ways. >> reporter: thank you for the temperatures, it was a wonderful day, even though, of course, we had to deal with a loss. the weather was good. heading on the roadways, decent conditions is starting out on 95, at mountain road through 695. 95 through the city at the fort mchenry tunnel. if you're going to approach the downtown region on the southbound end of the jfx, so far so good from the beltway headed toward east fayette street looking at a 15 minute drive. that's a look at the morning travels, candace, back to you. it's a risky bet that is what some gaming consultants are saying about maryland's plan to bring the slot mons to th machie state. they're concerned the cost the machines is too expensive and won't pay out in the end. >> reporter: right now the state is putting their money down on 5 casinos but the fancy new machines may cost millions more than budgeted for. it's estimated when the 5 casinos are up and running the total operating cost could be $65 million. the state only planned for around $27 million. the whole goal of gambling was to generate some money for the state. casino operators should have to pick up the cost for buying the video gaming machines, not the state. others say licensing fees are too low and in end it will cost maryland more money than we bargained for. >> this whole slot thing should be shelved, we have a lot worse problems for monetary system or jobs, the state needs the job, why give it away. >> reporter: but at this point, it may be tough for state to go back and make changes now, since the slot bill was passed by voters as a referendum. right now the state is granting licenses to slot parlor operators with hopes of breaking ground in the next few months. megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. the cause of death for the man who collapsed and died at the marathon on saturday has yet to be released. an autopsy was done on the 23-year-old man. the man collapsed after the 25-mile yard and was taken to union hospital where he was pronounced dead a few hours later. the man's identity has not yet been released. this is the second death in the marathon in the 29 year history. los angeles pitcher nick adenhart and two people died after the car that adenhart was in was struck by a minivan. thomas gallow was charged but was scheduled to go on trial next month, but the trial has been delayed for six months at the request of his attorney. gallo faces 6 to 9 years if prison. the camera locations are all in schools, including wood lawn high school, and towson halstead academy. a state law that took effect on october first, allows being cameras half a mile from the schools and highway schoo work. there's no word on where the cameras will be placed. for more information go to foxbaltimore.com and click on top stories. ravens fan feeling blue after yesterday's loss has a chance to regain the purple pride. to tell us more about it joel d smith is live at m and t stadium with all of the details. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. the lights are off tonight but they will be on tonight. the purple evening, it's catered to women but everyone is welcomed. it's $40 to come on here, get on the field and check out some things and talk to some players and even cheerleaders. i got chris out here and hillary, good morning, guys. good to see you. normally we have used to dealing with the calendars and things like that but today it's all about the guys. >> this is the evening that the guys get to shine and we come to the field and shine as celebrities of the day. >> reporter: the women will be here talking to the players and checking you guys out. i hear they don't mind to have hands on. >> they like to feel the merchandise. >> reporter: we won't encourage too much about that. >> they come around and the players and what they can be doing. they come out and play field events, a lot of games. it's an exciting evening for the ladies to come out. not a lot of pressure for the guys, and they can get to ask questions about the locker room. >> reporter: even an nfl referee will be here in case they have questions about what happened at the game yesterday. that's kind of cool. it has been going up in recent years. started with 1200 people. >> this is my 4th year. the first year they started and the crowds have grown. this evening is indicate terred toward the dash indicat -- catee women. and the guys are welcomed to come but the events are more for the women. >> reporter: i'm joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. coming up, machining your boss calling you into her office to tell you this? >> we're getting married. >> see how the ryan reynolds hands the news in the proposal. >> reporter: we're dealing with trouble in north baltimore. i will tell 6:39 on fox 45 morning news, time to get a check of our workweek forecast. meteorologist steve fertig is here with a look. patrice, it's a dark look to the start of the day with a lot of cloud cover. 6:39 is the time. it's again, a day that will be filled with cloud cover throughout the day pretty much no matter what time you look. take a look at the sky watch hd radar. not showing a whole lot of rain, but we do have cloud cover but there's a lot of rain. that is moving in our general direction. we will be talking about shower chances as we get into the next couple of days. right now, sheer what we're looking -- here is what we're looking at in terms of surface features. we got high pressure to the north of the us, and there's moisture at the surface coming our way as the low pressure heads in our direction. this low is going to stay to the soughtle the next losouth the. the next low pressure center is going to bring showers tomorrow morning. as we get to midweek and beyond, there will be a coastal low that will bring us a better chance of rain, monday, tuesday, and friday, and even a better part of saturday. 50 degrees is the temperature starting you on. that is not the cool part of the forecast as much as the fact that we won't be climbing a whole lot during the day. the high temperature of the day will be cooler than average. north wind at 6 miles per hour. 33.5 and holding steady in the barometer. the dew point is at 33. as we take out the temperatures, you will see where the 50 degrees in temperatures. down in salisbury, 49 degrees, hagerstown 49. chilly out in oakland where we had a frost ric advisory until 9:00 a.m. where are we going from here? temperatures climbing to 59 degrees for the eastern shore with partly cloudy skies, east winds at 5-10 miles per hour. for the central part of the state, should get up to only 59 degrees for the high. back to the west we go, look for a temperature of 59 degrees for the high there as well with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and east wind at 5-10. tonight we're looking at temperatures that will be dropping to 50 degrees because of all the clouds. we can't rule out a shower in spots. we can see the temperatures climb slowly. let's see if we can bring them up here and as we move throughout the day, we will look for the temperatures to get up to 54 degrees by the noon hour. and 57 degrees by 6:00 p.m. after getting to the high at 4:00 this afternoon. today warmer, more southwesterly flow, and 69 degrees for the high and the winds shift and we see a cool down. 59 degrees on wednesday, 54 on thursday, shower chances moving late wednesday into thursday. friday the showers stay with us, 56 for the high and 57 on saturday. it could be a lingering shower and 56 with mostly clear skies on your sunday. sky watch hd radar is at your finger tips. you can use fox 45 powerful dop erdoppler radar to see the incoming storms. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now candace dold is back with another look at your traffic edge, candace. >> reporter: thank you steve. we're checking out the average speeds on the roadways and so far you're going to like things out there. 65 miles per hour on 95 in northeast corner. 62 on the jfx, and 64 on 83 moving through baltimore county. we do have an accident to talk about in this city, though. it's a crash on west patapsco avenue, it's at 895. we don't have major delays as a result of that, but hanover are in the clear if you're going to take those. as for the tunnels, in excellent shape 895 scooting through the harbor tunnel. on 95 traveling through baltimore county you will have company but you won't be sitting in any delays from whitemarsh toward 695. that is good news for monday morning. heading on the beltway, while you finally approach the 695 exit a pleasant drive from overly, towson toward the 83. taking from the 83 toward greenspring avenue, so far so good, right now we're often looking at a morning clip. back to you,. if you something happening in your community, you can share it with all of baltimore. up load photos, videos or written stories to neighborhood news. go to foxbaltimore.com/your take. you can send phots photos and getting dirty the art of getting clean salsa doesn't stand a chance against the power of wisk®. wisk®. powerfully clean. perfectly priced. new this morning, gaming consultants are concerned the initial start up cost of slot machines in maryland are too high. it's estimated that when all 5 casinos in maryland are up and running, the total operating cost could be $65 million a year. the state only planned for around $27 million. the whole goal of gambling was to generate money for the state. one man is dead after a double shooting in northwest baltimore. it happened around 12:30 sunday morning in the 3700 of springdale avenue. police say the victims were standing in the street when a car drove up and people started shooting. dion jones was killed and the other tri victim was treated in shock trauma and was released. people came from around the country to participate in the gay rally. early estimates put the crowds in the tens of thousands. this comes at the house approves a bill that would broaden the dimension of a hate crime to include attacks made against people for their sexual orientation. the congressional budget office announced last week that healthcare reform would lower the deficit by $81 billion and provide insurance for 94% of the country. that is the package put forth by senator max bacchus and it faces a vote as early as tomorrow. former governor robert ehrlich joins us this morning to take a look at the continuing debate, good morning. >> good morning. >> one of the biggest issues of healthcare reform and how do we pay for it all? does this bill move enough to say it can be managed and move the debate forward past that question? >> this is the problem. it's one of 5 bills. and we were talking about this off camera. it's a football game, and it's maybe the second quarter. it's not even half time. even thousand you have had all the -- have had all the town hall meetings and the anx, we're still not at half time. there's various committees with jurisdiction over the pieces of the bill. it's hard to for the politics to understand. committee have jurisdiction so you chop up bills then they all present their bills. this is one committee vote in one chamber of the u.s. senate. this was helpful to the senator bacchus because the numbers are not so dramatic as the house bill. it can't win in its debate because it begs one of the question, one of the focus is seniors. if you're going to save money with seniors with medicare, what are you talking about with less mon hey goinmoney going to medit does that mean? seniors receiving less services. the numbers become better on the front end from the congressional office, and people are going to look at where is the savings achieved. well out of the pockets of the senior citizens which is not a win. >> all of these bills have to be melded together. >> fist one chamber of the senate. >> and the other change bert house. >> they will put all of their versions together. >> each will vote and then there will be a conference committee. will it be in there or not? >> i think the public option in the traditional definition will not survive. there will be something public option like. >> the coops, or the individuals states. >> correct. >> hopefully there will be good policy as well. riding policies across state lines, health savings accounts, who knows, but i doubt. and then you have the cost element. ultimately, there's going to be a number. the congressional budget office is going to score, which means they're going to rate what this bill costs ultimately. the bill as it emergences from and goes to the president. what that number is and out who the dollars will come from will be a very large looming political question, we may in fact, loom to the 2012 election. i predict there will be a bill, more closely aligned with the bacchus senate version than the pelosi house version is my opinion for what it's worth. >> you can read governor - jared: subway! - both: eat fresh! you could have a case of the giggles this week. there's plenty of fresh comedies to chute from a choose from at o store. candace dold tells us what is new. >> reporter: our first comedy comes courtesy of a frat boy and a beauty queen. ryan reynolds and sandra bullock are the who less likely could get married. >> she remembers a cre crucial loophole that can help her beat the system. >> to make it look ledg legit ss to meet the future in-laws. right now you're familiar with the jackass series, but they're releasing a new version for you. it shows the boys pulling off sunset, will leave you scratching your head. the best part is unrated which means you get to see the guys if all of their glory. there's nothing to laugh at the horror movie, drag me to hell. an officer pulls off the elderly woman, the elderly woman gets even by putting a curse on the banker. seek out the legends of the seeker, on dvd. it has sword fighting to sorcery. you can pick up season one tomorrow and season 2 wins in november on the wb baltimore. halloween is just around the corner and you know what that means at the box office. another installment of the movie "saw." we will talk about it on friday. >> i'm going to pass on that. but let me ask you about couple's retreat. that is the movie i do want to see, but i didn't get to see it this weekend. >> i'm in the same boat. couple's retreat. a lot of people did go out to see it. it brought in $35 million which is pretty big. you have to think, business is up 6% is there wasn't too much competition from the others, because paranormal activities is the only one that was news at the threaters this week. they did a poll and said people went to see it because of vince vaughn and because they wanted to see something with humor in it. and 65% of the audience was females. i think we know why. that couples together, vince vaughn, we know. >> we have a guy and a girl who saw it in studio and they're giving it thumbs up. the girl liked it because of vince vaughn and the guy liked it because of the humor. >> this makes sense. you get to go away on a vacation when you see it. >> i will go to see it this weekend? >> me, too. sprues u hello, folks, good to see so many of you back here again. you all excited? kids, you all excited? all right, well, hang on, you're going to experience fall like never before. 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think it was yesterday in the game. >> cincinnati played great defense. >> when they kept explaining the story for them playing for their coach on the sidelines. that was so sad. >> there was a bright side to the story for everybody. this week it's going to feel like a home game, though. when they go to the metrodome, everybody will be played in purple, which is like all purple. >> hopefully all of the purple will be cheering for the ravens. >> it's a lot of er reverb rati. allegheny county was in the frost advisory but warming epp a tad, enough that we wil -- warmg up a tad, enough to see the allegheny county coming out of that. 46 in elkton, and 48 in westminister as we go east and west. some breaks? the clouds that is what we're seeing in the inner harbor. the clouds will be on the increase for the afternoon and evening. 57 at 6:00 p.m. after getting to the high around 4:00 of 59 degrees. it will be a cooler than average day certainly, and definitely cooler than yesterday. that when we got into the mid-60s, because of the cloud cover expected. how about the roadways? how will the commute shape up. here is candace dold with the traffic edge. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we are complaining about the cold temperatures here. i don't want to see what it is in the minnesota right now. as for the ravens, they will warm things up on the field and bring home a victory. if you are heading out a cool ride on the many of the main lines. southbound 795, nothing to complain about from westminister pike as far as delies are concerned. -- delays are concerned. we're only getting a 9 minute clip. as for the outer loop lanes of the beltway from 83 up toward 70, right now looking at a 13-minute ride. it's getting pretty busy there. on southbound 83, taking it right now from 695 down toward east fayette street, it's going to be in excellent shape, only looking at a 15 minute clip. that's a look at morning travels. patrice, back to you. 7:03 on fox 45 morning news. it's a risky bet that, is what gaming consultants are saying about maryland's plans to bring slot machines to the state. they are concerned that the gaming costs are too expensive and won't pay out in the end. >> reporter: right now the state is putting their money down on 5 casinos packed with high-tech table games. the fancy new machines could cost millions more than budgeted for. the whole goal of gambling is to generate money for the state. now it's estimated that the total operating cost could be $65 million. the state only planned for around $27 million. some gaming consultants say video operators should have to pick up the costs for buying the machines not the government. others say the licensing fees are too low and in the end it will cost maryland more money than we bargained for. >> this whole slot things should be shelved. we have a lot worst problem for monetary system and jobs. the state needs the money, why give it away? >> reporter: at this point, it may be tough for state to he go back and make changes noun since the slot bill is passed by voters at a referendum. right now they are hoping to break grounds in the next few months for two slot machine parlors. tens of thousands of people spent the weekend in washington d.c. rallying for gay rights. >> equal rights. >> when do we need them? >> now. >> crowds marched from capitol to the white house. they want him to legalize gay marriage and get rid of the millitary don't ask, don't tell policy. the president addressed the policy the night before on the annual human rights dinner. he said he is working to end it? >> what do you think of the president's plan to overturn the millitary's don't tell policy. give us a call but you can send us a tweet at fox baltimore. some consider it a fun night out, for others it's a night to get out and meet the team. it caters to women but it's open to everyone. joel d smith is live there now with a preview. so joel, how big is the female fan base for the ravens? >> reporter: surprising leibig. it's 44%, almost 50%. it makes sense to a point if you're coming as u couples. it seem to be increasing as does the purple evening which is the 3rd annual. it started with 1200 people. that was last year, this year over 2,000. definitely more interesting. what they can do is come on the field, goof around a little bit, try to kick a field goal, and talk to the officials to learn more about the game and see cheerleaders and do something like this, good morning, hillary. >> good morning. >> reporter: glad that you guys stretched out beforehand. you're up early this morning with us. you have been to the purple evening before, what is your favorite part of it? >> my favorite part is the opportunity to go see the behind the and check out the locker room and the players are better than . >> reporter: and for the female fan base, you know how big it is. you're a football fan as well what is do you think is the attraction for the football. >> everyone comes together, you tailgate, you get to watch a great game with a lot of men running around on the field and it's always really exciting to get up and cheer and with be a lot of fans. >> reporter: i know you're going to be working but it's a great girl's night out? >> it's a great girl's night out. you come here and get involved in the competition, and learn about the game of football, a lot of time. >> reporter: what time? >> it starts at 6:00 and goes through 10:00 p.m. ors you can >> reporter: a lot of things to do and you can see hillary. >> coming up, celebrating fall a the fall harvest festival. good morning, patrice, i don't see you, but you can hear you and you tuned great. tell me about the festival? >> i know that there's a whole bunch of different activities in it. there are these -- there's going to be a petting zoo, i'm sure there will be all kinds of goodies that you can eat. there's face painting, there's cookie decorating. >> very nice. >> pumpkin decorating, all kinds of stuff. >> and obviously performances. can you give us a sneak peek of what you are going to do. >> i would want to do that. i was hoping you would ask, thank you. this is a song i wrote. it's all about me, but it's all about everybody else. >> this song is good ♪ ♪ because it is good for you ♪ this song is good ♪ because it's good for you ♪ this song is good 'cause note it is for you ♪ ♪ 'cause it is for you ♪ and this song is good cause it is for me ♪ ♪ this song is good goo kaws its for she ♪ ♪ cause it is for me >> the harbor [ laughter ] the harbor harvest festival is at the park, sunday at 10:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. for more information log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. that is inclusive. it's for you, me, all of us, steve. >> if we could all be that happy. take a look at sky watch hd radar, it's dry but cloudy outside. it's cloudy but we don't need the umbrella. we have awesome rainshowers where you would definitely need an umbrella, but that would be down toward the gulf coast area area and it's tennessee valley as well. it will be bringing us increasing rain cover and some rain as it moves us into late tomorrow night, maybe, but definitely, wednesday, thursday, and maybe even friday as well. we do have the frost advisory for allegheny county but not garrett county. he anymore. we did have one for allegheny county. a lot of moisture indicated by the green area, moving in our direction, so the cloud cover should be increasing through the day and setting the stage for the shower chances. our future scan model will show a pop up shower maybe late tonight and also on tuesday. will you see it to the north as well. most of the moisture stays, as you can see further north toward pennsylvania, new york and beyond because of the low pressure center that is going to ride into the north and east and into new england. the better chance comes, wednesday, thursday and friday, but that will be due to another system that you won't see ill illustrated because it's too far out. meanwhile, zonal flows keeps us moderate, the warmer to the south of that and the cooler air from the north. eventually the influence from the north will be with us. 49 degrees for the current temperature in the baltimore and the surrounding areas in the mid-40s. one exception in oakland in the mid-30s. 64 degrees for the eastern shore with partly cloudy skies, look for mostly cloudy skies where we get to 59 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds for the western part of maryland. 59 degrees as well for the highest temperature. tonight 50 degrees with a lot of cloud cover, the clouds keeping temperatures from dropping a whole lot. we can't rule out a shower but generally it should be a dry one. tomorrow another day with a lot of cloud cover, more of a break of sun here and there, but 69 degrees for a high with a short reprieve the cool temperatures. we see the cool down again for the next high. thursday and friday into saturday morning, lingering then, 57 for the high, 60 and mostly clear for the sunday. sky watch raid is at your finger stipulates. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler rai radar to track the storms. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now for a look at what is happening on the roadways, once more, not once more but again. here is candace told with the traffic edge. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we are checking on the average speeds for you, as you head back to work on this monday morning. not a bad ride on 95, looking at 64 miles per hour. it slows down on 83 moving through baltimore county, we're at 52 there. 52 on the north side of the beltway, but doing much better on howard county looking at 63 miles per hour. as far as incidents, we do have debris to talk about, we have an accident at westminister pike, again crews are trying to clear this one out. as for the rest of 795, though taking it from owings mills boulevard, heading toward 695, so far you will have some company there. we're looking at a 9 minute clip. it gets a bit heavier on the west side of the beltway as you approach the 695 exit, heading from liberty road toward 70. pretty much a carbon copy heading toward catonsville on 695 on the outer loop lane. the volume is picking up on 695 but thankfully no incidents to talk about, it's the cars that you will have to deal with and moderate congestion through the tunnels as well. we have an early morning accident, that completely shouts 895 at the harbor tunnel. that is all clear and both lanes are open at the harbor and mckinley tunnel and good morning, everybody. i'm kristen berset with your first look at sports. after last season, who would have taught that the ravens would be battling the bengals for the first place in the north. yesterday the bengals quieted the offense and overall the ravens did not play that well and dropped the second straight game. rice bounces it outside and picks up 21 yards before be out of bounce by roy williams. first one down williams at the cincinnati 15. and 3rd play, joe flacco looking for the top heap at the end zone but john tan steps in front of heap and plays it off. flacco's 4th intersection of the season. second quarter still no score. they're looking for ocho cinco, ed reid make a pick and reid's 45th interception of his career. 13 career touch down giving the ravens. and palmer drops back, and he pumps and goes quick for chris and despite, friendly makes the incredible one handed catch. he is off to the races. a 74-yard place for the bengals. 3rd place, ja jarod johnson comes for a 10-yard lot. bengals trade 7-3. under two minutes to go in the half, bengals are driving. they connected ocho cinco in the middle. and they fumble. ocho cinco talks all of that trash but leads it in the 63 situation. the raven led 3 at the half. cedric benson has him at the half field. he takes 28 yards to the touch down. bengzlebengals led 8-7. it's the first time that the ravens have allowed that since december of '06. flacco finds rice in the flat, but rice appears to be tackled but breaks free. he out runs the defense 48 yards to the house. his first career touch down reception and puts the ravens back on top 14-10. but could carson palmer lead a last minute come balk. fires over the middle for off oo cinco. it gives the bengals 15 yards and a new set of downs. 34 seconds left. 30 and 16 for sin sen. palmer steps up looking for ocho cinco, it's incomplete again. it gives the bengals an automatic first down for the ravens 28-yard line. andre called wel caldwell, and n the play as the bengals come back and beat the ravens 17-14 to take over the first place in the afc north. bruce continuing hum ha cunningt after the game. >> reporter: one of the fundamental truths is that the league changes every year. last year they were a laughing stock. nobody is laughing now. the ravens were not making excuses after this one is over. they know they can beat them. >> that was a good football team. we know they're a good football team. they came into a tough environment and found a way to win a game. they played well and finished and won the game. >> we played against a good team. you know it's a conference team and you know what the bengals represent. you know how they present and how they're going to come out. they stuck to their game plan and that is what is expected. >> we don't come through the day. we have a lot of respect for them. and you know, it hurts tha. >> so add insult to injury, they saw a streak stopped today. it had been three games since the opposing back had rushed 100 yards against them. today they had 120. >> he found some holes and squeaked through. i think most people don't realize how fast a running back is. as big as he is, if he gets the seam, he does pretty good. he did a pretty good job. that was awesome. >> maybe on defense we have to work harder. it's football, man. you know. we owe them 1-3. we will try to go 1-0 next year. >> that is when we will see the next thing when we go back and watch the film tomorrow. you know, like right now i feel like we have to do some things better. we didn't do it. that is the way it works out. we got to move on. we will come to work, you know, ready to go this week ask that is what we -- and that is what we got to do. >> no time off, and we meet tomorrow. we go to meetings. we look at the tape. you check better. you check your mistakes. you know the plays that you did and then you come back. >> after starting out the season 3-0, about the last thing we thought we would be talking about is the ravens suffering a second straight defeat, but that is exactly where we stand. things don't figure to get any easier, either, next week brett farb and the migh mighty viking. the ravens fell out of first place with a loss. joe flacco completed 22 of the 36 passes for a 186 yards, a touch down and three better -- interceptions. 74 yards on 7 catches and 7 touctouchdowns. a score and he threw that pick to ed reid. the ravens committed 26 penalties that cost them 26 yards. the ravens will revisit brett farb and the undefeated vike eggs nexvikingsnext week. no matter where you're from, we're looking for ravens fans to send us photos showing off your purple pride. go to mayor dixon is facing trial on corruption charges next month. whether or not she will be convicted is anyone's guess. what happens if she is also seems to be aw an unknown. who will take her place. the naacp met this weekend for new legislation. >> i thought that the city council president would take her place. >> that is true if the mayor is to die or. >> but if the mayor is to be found guilty it's different depending on the outcome. >> why does the naacp have an interest on whether the governor can point someone. >> the concern is tha that theyn appoint someone. they want limitations either the constitution says that the city council president will be the person who secede the mayor if there were misconduct charges or the person appointed by the governor would not be allowed to run in a special election. >> the governor would appoint someone and at some point in time, there would be a special election for a new mayor. >> what they want to prevent is someone being appointed and becoming an incumbent and having an advantage in the election. in other words, the special election could take 6 months and a year and it's difficult. >> the appointee could finish up term. >> right. >> it's difficult to mount an election. it takes a lot of money and a lot of time. >> what does the naacp want? >> there's two, one, that they would make the city council mayor immediately. or they want to limit the possibility that someone could be appointed and becomes mayor rather than being elected mayor. >> steve, thank you. to read more about this story go to foxbaltimore.com and click on investigative voice. still ahead bringing sl welcome back to fox 45 morning news. 7:31 is the time. i'm patrice harris. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist steve fertig. good morning, patrice. it'it's a chilly one. let's take a look at what is happening at the bus stop if you're going to school, this is columbus day after all. it will be a bryce breezy starto matter where you're headed. 46 in hagerstown, 48? salisbury so the temperatures have dropped a little bit. we should bounce to 56 by the noon hour. cloudy by 6:00 p.m., a temperature of 57 degrees. and again, these temperatures are not going to climb a whole lot. they will only go tr th from ths to 59 degrees for the high temperature. let's see what is happening on the roadways with candace dold. she is standing by with a look at the traffic edge, candace, good morning. >> reporter: thank you, steve. the good news is traffic is lighter than usual for the columbus day. as for the main lines, we're still seeing quite a few cars. right now southbound lanes of 795, you will be surrounded by this volume so we're looking at a 9 minute clip. taking from outer loop lanes taking it toward 70 it's heavier than usual. right now we are looking at a 15-minute drive. nothing to complain on the southbound end of the jfx, from 695 taking it to east fayette street, only looking at a 15 minute clip. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back to you. we have breaking news this morning, a teen is killed by an amtrak train is cecil county. we're getting more reports of it. it happened yesterday just after 4:00 p.m. there were 181 passengers on board when the train hit the teen at 130 miles per hour west of elkton. no one on the train was injured. the train was going from boston to washington d.c. and was delayed for several hours after that incident. bringing slot machines to maryland could be more expensive than bargained for. critics are concerned that the initial construction of the parlors will cost taxpayers a lot of money. megan gilliland joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. right now the state is putting its money down at 5 casinos around maryland. it turns out the flashy high-tech gambling machines are more expensive than that. in fact, millions more. the when the whole goal of gambling was to raise money for state, some say, it's too risky of a bet. like the video gaming machines at gophe go ver down. maryland video machines could look the same. right now the state is granting licenses to slot parlor operators with hopes of breaking ground in the next few months. >> the video table games are permitted under the statute, they fall under the of the type of machines that are admitted. >> reporter: the high-end machines are more expensive than the initial estimate of $12,000 each. >> the state had no idea what it was going to cost them to set up the casinos. >> reporter: royce schwartz is a gaming consultant who has advised the lawmakers. schwartz say sas casino operatos should pick up the costs for the gaming machines. other say that the licensing fees are too low. >> should is not a charity. the state treasury needs all the money it can get. >> reporter: the total operating cost could be $65 million, the state only planned for around $27 million. >> the whole slot thing should be shelved. we have a lot worst problems for monetary system or jobs. the state needs the money. why give it away? >> reporter: at this point, it may be tough for the state to go back and make the changes now since the slot bills was passed by voters as a referendum. megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. supporters of gay rights demand change in the nation's capital. read that story and more in today's washington times. julie bedane has this morning's briefing. >> reporter: good morning, here is a quick thing we're covering from washington today. tens of thousands of gay supporters rallied to the state capitol calling for the end to discrimination. on saturday, president obama spoke to the gay right group and promised that in time he would push for the end to po policy oo not tell do not ask see. both republican senator john mccain and diane feinstein said more troops are needed. and following an attack on pakistan, some pakistani officials are casting blame on the united states. in an exclusive to the washington times, three pakistani officials says the u.s. is not sharing intelligence with the pack pakistani attacks. and why it could be after eight years osama bin laden has not been captured. i'm julie bedane, now back to you. read those stories and more by logging on to foxbaltimore.com and clicking on washington times. that also brings us to the question of the day to overturn the millitary's don't ask, don't tell policy. our phone lines are open now at (410)481-4545. you can also sends a tweet at fox baltimore. raven fans feeling blue after yesterday's loss have a chance to regain their purple pride tonight. the team's purple evening indicatorkaytears to the -- caters to the female fans. >> it's open to the female but everybody is allowed to come? >> reporter: it's open for female fans. how do you know this is the for the female fans. >> the first clue would be the 20 male chee cheerleaders. we have gifts that are tailored just for women and the field goals are explained just for women. players will be here, but it seems like this is the day for the male cheerleaders to shine. >> absolutely it's their day to shine. >> reporter: let's give details. how much time is it and how much. >> it's 6 to 10:00 and $40 at the door. >> reporter: attendance wise, how can you tell this is going to be an event that is going to keep on going. >> we have had 1400 people and this year we're expecting 2000 plus, easily. >> reporter: some of this is football 101. >> it's football 101, it's shopping and our stores will be open and tours of the locker room. you name it. >> reporter: it's also getting on the field and trying these things for yourself. let's make this is a game at moratmosphere. a 20-yarder, something that the ladies can do tonight as they come. here we go. i did it on purpose to let you know this the stephen houser will be here. i will be in line trying to figure this out for the rest of the day. live at m&t stadium, disappointed is dejected, i'm joel d smix smith, fox 45 morning news. i have faith that he can pull it out next time. coming up, taking your resume to the next level. an expert is here to give us some tips. we're monitoring the roadways on this monday morning. traffic is lighter than normal because of it is 7:42 now on this monday morning. it's columbus day, and let's take a look at where we start this holiday, as far as with any possibility of rain, not really. sky watch hd radar for now looking pretty dry. we look at things as we pan on out on our level two radar, and the composite image, actually showing the showers to the south and east around the gulf coast area. a lot of moisture working in our general direction. we will see a lot of clouds increasing through the day as more moisture moves in from that direction, but here is what we're looking at right now as far as the big picture. you will see that we do have the frontal boundary back to the west. that cold front is going to move in our direction, high pressure, though is over us for now. keep this dry, but it brings in the easterly flow aloft, and the moisture from the south together with that is going to make for a cloudy afternoon. i would suspect then, into the evening, too. the frontal boundary steers mostly to the north bringing moisture to the low pressure center up into new england. a passage of light showers late tonight and also on tuesday morning. really the better chance of showers will not come t from ths system but a cove allow -- coastal low that will be developing from the carolinas, and we're looking at showers for today, and wednesday, and into friday morning. it's going to be a cool week. 45 degrees with mostly cloudy skies at the inner harbor. the pressure is at 30.37 and holding steady, the dew point is close to the same. the temperatures 49 degrees for the current temperature in baltimore, 46 for hagerstown. 48 degrees in salisbury and look at the chilly 36 out in oakland where earlier there was a frost advisory for garrett county and allegheny county still under the frost advice he re, tha advisorl 9:00 a.m. if you're in the eastern shore, more, 54 degrees for the high with an east wind at 5-15 miles per hour and par partly cloudy skies. more cloud cover for the moisture coming from the southwest. the central part of the state, as a result of more cloud cover. back to the west, a high of 59 degrees, and a southeast wind of 5-10 miles per hour. 50 degrees and a southeast wind at 5-10. can't rule out an isolate shower in spots and we will see the temperatures climb through the day at 60. let's see if i can bring it up here for you. there it is, getting up to 54 degrees and saying up to 50. it's not going to get up to 60, for a high. 54 at noon, 57 at 4:00 p.m. maybe we get to 60 just about. 69 degrees for tuesday's high temperature, partly cloudy, pardowarmer for that day but tht cools off again. showers for wednesday late in the day. rainier day for thursday, and friday 56 the showers. 60 degrees on sunday, a drier and prettier day with more sunshine than clouds. all right. and we want to let you know, of course, as always that right now can you find your weather at fox 45 sky watch weather, in fact, at your finger tips. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 powerful radar to track incoming storms. interactive tools will let you see when rain is over your house, go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now here is candace dold with the traffic edge. >> reporter: thanks, steve. we take a look at numbers as far as the speeds on the roadways, so far not a bad ride for a monday morning. as we head toward the 8:00 hour, 65 miles per hour on 95 in the northeast corner. 63 on the jfx and 64 on the north east baltimore county. it slows down at 59 miles per hour and 63 moving through howard county. we do have a new incident to warn you about, reports of police activity on the northbound end of the jfx right at rux ton road. he we don't have any significant slowing as a result of that, just it will be where you will find the flashing lights there. on the top side of the beltway, intermittent flowing especially on the intermittent lanes but no significant incidents to stop that ride on the top end of the outer loop lanes. liberty road is going to be heavy on the outer loop lanes, but it gets busier traveling on route 40, that is going to be the busiest spot on the we have side there, and it eases up a bit heading up toward 95. as for 95, nothing to annoy you, 395, and the same deal moving through tunnels right now, the cars that you will have to deal with. the volume on 895 scooting through the harbor tunnel. that's a look at the morning commute, patrice, back to you. candace, thank you. still ahead, president barack obama promises to support the push for gay rights and overturn the millitary's don't ask don't tell policy. whawe want to know what you thik about the president's plan to end the spool see. policy, our phone lines are open at every single day in aruba is a nice day. i mean how do you people get anything done? you're in a meeting and you say, "the fourth quarter report is -- " "wow, what a nice day." and everyone agrees, and the meeting's over. i mean, how do you do anything? well, it is a nice day. yeah. it is a nice day. there! see?! i have no idea what we were talking about!! oh look, a crab... equal rights. >> when do we need them? >> now. >> tens of thousands of people came are from across the country to participate in gay sunday's right rally in washington d.c. they want president obama to legalize gay marriage and get rid of the millitary don't tell don't ask policy. he promised to do that at the annual human rights dinner. what do you think about the president's plan to repeal don't ask don't tell. ore found lines are open at (410)481-4545 or you can send us a tweet. our first caller is helen. >> what are your thoughts on that. >> it's a safety issue. the millitary people that is already in there, if they tell they're gay, the guys who in the millitary, you know, will. hurt them or something like that. a lot of guys don't like gays in the millitary. >> now, i mean, do you know specific cases where that has happened, or do you think that is the general mind-set? >> the general mind-set. >> if the policy changes and becomes something different, you don't think that the people will adjust. or do you think they have the mind-set to don't ask, do don't tell. you keep your things secret. >> it should be like that. i keep my sigh crest and you --p your secrets. >> i think he had end it now, via a presidential order, civil rights are civil rights. two different opinions there. thank you for your calls. if you ever had a question for our question. day send us your tweets or calls. it is car care month and aaa is here to tell us how to keep your car if top shape. but next, send out a resume that will get noticed. key words to include that could secure an thiweek, fox 45 is hosting a huge job bu butt boot camp. before you go, you want to be prepared as possible. wasn't of the ways to do that is to have a resume that stands out from all of the others. debbie with resumes joins us this morning with tips. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming. let's start at the beginning, what is the purpose of a resume. >> it's a marketing tool. it's to get your foot in the door to get that interview. >> what should you have in it that will ensure that you can get the interview? >> the main thing you need to remember when you write your rase maresume is what value areu bringing to a potential employer. one of the basic things you want to have in your resume, is what makes you unique, what differentiates you from the competition and it should be a accomplishment based. >> that sounds like it may not be one resume fits all kind of thing. you may need to taylor it to whatever specific job you are going for? >> yes. you do have to customize it somewhat, but in order to write a really good resume, they take hours and hours, so you can't keep writing and rewriting them? >> what -- something i read in your literature is key words and that they make a difference. what are key words? >> key words. another key words are industry buzz words. the reason why key words make such a difference, today because so many people are applying for jobs through the internet. employers are being bombarded. they put in scanning software. if your resume has these key words in it, it will get looked at. if it doesn't, it won't. >> when we're talking about the key words i guess, it's things specific to that he industry. i guess, people without necessarily their skills? >> industry or protection. usually you can mine the job advertisement to find the key words. for instance if you're in sales and marketing a key word could be customer retention or consultant to sales. >> i got it. it makes sense. there are different types of resumes? >> yes. >> what are those. >> there's basically three types of resumes. each one has the main purpose. the one employers want to see a reverse chronological resume. the second one is a functional resume. a lot of times people who are changing careers, they use this kind of resume because it's used more on transferable skills. and the 3rd one is a hybrid between the two of them. >> when people sit down to do their resumes, what are the most common mistakes that you have seen that people do? >> there are a lot of common mistakes but i would say the basic ones is people front load them with job responsibilities. employers are not interested in what you did, they want to know what value you brought to your past position. they hire based on past performance and as much as possible you can need to quantify your achievements. >> you are going to be at our job fair to give people advice. fox 45 job boot camp will take place on october 14th from 11-4. it's at the fairgrounds at timoniummentimonium. for more information and to renalster go tregister go to fo. a new musical makes its way through the lyrics. >> reporter: tonight is lady's tu raw, whyue? , m enethmornin d yohabras re, trthisit's uerhurecaes raw, whyue? the de enethmornin d yohabras rendloesmmmmtay!oks lik to next on fox 45 morning news. >>the whole slot thing should be shelved. slots in maryland, why pricey machines could end up costing you more. from bats to bates. former oriole chris boils want to take you on an outdoor adventure. and what is in a name? how one woman found the name of her dreams by searching herself online. s. good morning, it's october 12th. i'm patrice harris. good morning, i'm megan gilliland. it's columbus day, some of you don't have to go to work. >> i don't remember those holidays because they don't mean much to us. >> here is meteorologist steve fertig. >> thank you very much. let's see what is happening as far as temperatures go. we're talking about chilly air, and we have a frost advisory. that is chilly cold out to the maryland. now allegheny county until 9:00 a.m., and let's see why. how about 36 degrees is the reason. 36, definitely cold in oakland and then temperatures in the mid-40s elsewhere, like in hagerstown at 47 and delaware 45. baltimore, though, 48 degrees and 49 in washington d.c. and we have high pressure sitting over us bringing us easterly flow aloft, bringing us cloud cover to the south ahead of the storm system moving through the tennessee valley bringing us lots of clouds through the day as well. expect the clouds to increase. 59 degrees should be the temperature we should get for the high. it should not be a huge climb because of the cloud cover. we will talk more in the way of clouds with rain to accompany them for later on this week in a little bit. what about what is happening on the roadways right now? >> candace dold is here with the traffic edge to let us know. candace. >> reporter: thank you, steve. it's a holiday for many people. it's lighter than usual on the roadways. for the people who do have to go to work, we will take it, we're loving it out there. southbound from mountain road heading toward 695, we're looking at an 11 minute clip. on the top side of the beltway, there's a lot of volume there but no significant incidents to talk about from route 702 toward 70. that will take 28 minutes. on the southbound end of the jfx, it's going to be problem-free from the beltway toward east fayette street. right now a 15-minute ride. that's a look at morning commute. patrice, back to you. we are following a developing story this morning. amtrak is just now confirming that a teen was hit and killed by one of its trains in cecil county. it happened yesterday just before 5:00 p.m. amtrak says there were 181 passengers on board when the train hit the teen at nearly 130 miles per hour, just west of elkton. no one on the train was injured. the train was going from boston to d.c. and was delayed for several hours after the incident. bringing slot machines to maryland could be more expensive than we bargained for. it's estimated that when all five casinos in maryland are up in running the total operating cost could be $65 million a year. the state only planned to around $27 million. the whole goal of gambling was to generate money for the state. some gaming consultants say video operators should have to pick up the costs for buying the high-tech gaming machines, not the government. >> the whole slot thing should be shelved. we have a lot worst problems for phomonetary system, and the job, the state needs the money. why give it away? >> at this point it may be tough for the state to go back and make changes now since the slots bill was passed by voters for a referendum. they are giving licenses to slot operators in hopes of breaking ground in the next few months? it happened in the 37 block of hildale avenue. 35-year-old dion jones was killed. the other victim was treat add the shoc-- treated at shock trad released. the first happened before 9:00 saturday morning in the 1900 block of oak hill avenue. 37-year-old da37-year-old37-yeas shot and killed. and johnson keith was shot and police have no suspect in either murder. people came from across the country to take part in sunday's gay rights rally in washington d.c. early estimates put the crowd well over tens of thousands. claudia caufee has more. >> hopefully it energizes young people because it's important that they have the same rights as everybody in america. tens of thousands called ever for equality on a variety of issues for gays and lesbians. the crowds so large that the streets were impassable. >> reporter: activities came from the u.s. like tony lang hart who marched with others in washington to argue issues such as passing the defense of marriage act. >> even though our marriage remains officials because we got under the dead mark. >> reporter: they came out with her husband and two sons to show her support n as an american we have to come out and stand for what you believe in. >> reporter: the sex in the city star came out to lend her support. >> gay people have just like everybody else, we deserve the same rights and our families are the same and we deserve the same protection. >> reporter: they called on levels of the government to make a change. >> over the rainbow ♪ ♪. >> reporter: in the name of equality. this comes just as the house approves a bill that would widen the defense of a crime. the senate is expected to vote and pass the bill. some will consider it a fun girl's night out. for others it's a chance to meet the team and get on the field. the ravens annual purple evening is tonight at m&t bank stadium. it indicator indicators kay te n to everybody. >> if i miss, i will buy you a ticket to the team event, a $40 value. >> you should get one, i could probably kick this? >> i'm trying to make it good for you. 20 yards. we got one. >> it is good. >> i saved my $40, that is good. heather come in here. for everybody else, is not going to get free tickets from me. how can they get here. >> they can come to the raven office and buy their tickets rork.>> reporter: tell us what they will be able to do here. >> we will have the girls on the field and a tournament, and a player autograph and our locker room tour. >> reporter: it's for women exclusively so the male cheerleaders are going to be here? >> yes. >> the 44% of our fan based is female. >> reporter: those numbers are good and they expect a couple of thousand here for the purple evening. maybe you can make a 20-yard field goal as well. they will give you more than one shot like i needed. joel d smith at m&t stadium. >> you did a good job, but i was joking because i had no idea if i could make that at all. >> reporter: a good challenge for you. >> you didn't hook that one. the first two you hooked a little, but this one you were dead on. are you leaving us and apply to the ravens. >> reporter: as long as i can put pressure on beating patrice or challenging her on something. i can >> the scouts weren't watching. >> we will see you back at the station. still too come, celebrate fall. we have a live preview of the harbor harvest festival coming up next in our hometown hot spot. >> ( piano music playing ) by putting an end to paper medical records, we have ushered health into the digital age. saving lives, sometimes when seconds count. managing chronic conditions. making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. > welcome back to frisks morning news. 8:10 is the time. >> i'm patrice harris. i'm megan gilliland. it's a chilly start to the morning. we will check in with meteorologist steve fertig to find out how cold it is. we have 30s to the west of us but there's been a frost advisory and i don't think this is going to be something that you will see every morning, this week but it's going to be a cool week on the whole. take a look at the sky watch hd radar. you won't see much in the way of rain right now but that will be changing by midweek. there could be a couple of showers. let's check on the compositey manninimage and move on to the . some showers moving through the tennessee value hely moving in our general direction. this is not the batch that we expect to see during the as much as we will see the coastal low. this one moving from a low pressure center will move further north and east and that will be bringing showers up in new england. this to the south, and there will be a coastal that keeps the showers in the forecast for wednesday, thursday, friday timeframe, maybe even as late as saturday morning. it will be hanging around for a while and just not the prettiest see the. this is a pretty sight to see, because the frost advisory has been lifted for allegheny county. water vapor image shows the moisture coming our way. that is an indication of the clouds to come. you don't see the clouds but if you did, you would see the clouds fill in. the shower chance, perhaps, just popping up in isolated locations, this showing around 11:00 p.m. tonight for the northern most part of the baltimore county. it will be due to the coastal low that will bring us a chance of more significant rain. the temperatures stay uniform through the week, the temperatures stay fairly zonal. and that will be increasing through the next several days. 49 degrees for the temperature right at this moment in baltimore. 49 degrees in washington d.c. and 47 in hagerstown, where we earlier had the frost reout in oakland at 36 degrees now. not a whole lot better, but at least not the frost advisory. at least we're not having to label you now. that way, i mean. 64 degrees for the eastern shore high temperature, partly cloudy skies with 65 miles per hour. you can feel good about the 36 out to the west. as you see the temperatures climb and join the rest of us through the central counties. we're not at cold. 59 degrees for the high temperature. mostly cloudy skies, however, see that number, 59, that is what the western counties will catch up. a little bit better, but still a cool day, all in all, partly cloudy skies, tonight 59 degrees for the overnight low with a lot of clouds out there. an isolated chance for a shower, and as we move through the week, we will look for temperatures to climb, some today to 54 degrees, not a huge climb, mostly cloudy skies, 57 at 6:00 p.m. after getting to the high of by 4:00 this afternoon. tomorrow warmer, 69 degrees with partly cloudy skies, the coastal low moving up in our direction. the better chance comes thursday and friday with highs of 54, thursday and 56 on friday, 57 with perhaps some lingering showers early on saturday or it moves out of here and either way we are left with a partly cloudy afternoon. 60 degrees, mostly clear skies, on sunday looking clearly then. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar to track incoming storms and the interactive tools will let you see when rain and thunderstorms will be over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now candace dold is here with your traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we do have good news for you if you're heading out on this monday morning. the numbers are higher than usual as far as the average speeds. 62 miles per hour on 95 in the northeast corner and 63 moving on 83 through baltimore county. as for the jfx looking at bay and a little bit slower on the west side of the beltway at 53 miles per hour. a far cry from what it usually is, so that is good news. 53 at 95 traveling through howard county. we do have to talk about that congestion on the southbound end of 95. a lost cars congregating and it's getting busier from whitemarsh boulevard heading toward the beltway. once you finally approach the 695, exit, a bit cluttered from parkville toward the south and eventually up toward the 83. on the top end, the flip side of the 83, it does get heavier on the inner loop lanes moving through pikeville making that approach toward 83. as for the outer loop lanes nothing to annoy you there. southbound 795, things have been cooperating for us this morning. taking it from owings mills headed toward 695 we're only looking at a 9 minute clip. these conditions are changing, but you can keep up with them, 24-7 with personalized traffic reports for your travels. just log on foxbaltimore.com and click on to traffic edge. up next, enjoy great wine for a good cause. we have a sneak peek at the read between the wine for a good cause straight ahead. later what is in a name. how one man found the man of her dreams just by searching herself softness you can feel. tide with a touch of downy. ♪ take me home you have heard of reading between the lines. now you can read between the lines. it sounds good. it's a fundraiser for the village learning place in charles village. david matthews joins us this morning with more. >> good morning, david. >> good morning, megan. >> this is your 7th year doing this and it's been a lot of fun in the past. for those people who haven't gotten out there, tell us what it is. >> it's our annual event. it's our gala event that we hold in the year. it's at the library at st. charles street. the village it's a learning place that is a non-profit organization. it has a library, and ready community centers. we offer programs for middle and schools but for more. >> you are getting money with auctions. >> we have a silent auction, during the event we have wine. it's catered and we also have a live band there as well. >> yeah. >> it's held, it's at the old pratt library. it's very spacey and we have a garden out back that is beautiful. we will be able to utilize the whole space for the event. >> tell us about the things that will be auctioned off? >> the mayor has graciously donated the oriole suite. 20 people can go down to the stadium and watch a game at the mayor suite. we have sports memorabilia there. we have unique items that we like to call, you know, once-in-a-lifetime items that you can bid on? >> you have been expecting 150 people in the past. you're hoping to get more out there. >> yeah. >> tickets are still available. you still have room for more. >> yes, if you go to our website that we just completed it's learning village place.org. can you buy tickets. you it find out more about our programs that we have. they're all free and it's just a really wonderful organization. i would invite everybody to come out and take a look at it. >> again, for a great cause for the village learning place. tell us what they do for all of baltimore? >> they have programming for elementary and middle school kids after school. we service about 85 children that are registered. anyone in baltimore can have access to it. they have to renalste register r child. we have wednesday and village u and programs for adults to come out and seniors. there's a lot of programs. if go on our website, you will be able to see all of the programs that we do offer. >> very good, kids, a lot of kids relying and we they come out -- we hope that they will come out and help you in your cause. >> it's always a group effort. we're always looking for volunteers. >> david, we will let people know how to get there. >> raze tweent linesread betweet the village. for more information log on to our october is car care month and aaa wants you to help you kick your car problems to the curve. they are offering free car care checks. and ed is here to give us more details. good morning. >> what we talk about car techs, what are you going to be doing? >> we're going to be doing an inspection of the cars. we will check all the lights on the car. we will check all the under hood fluid levels, some the electronics. we will take and go through all the tires, tread depth, and pressure. >> and now that it's getting cold out here right now, it's the perfect time to do that. let's take a look at the things that you're going to look. the battery is wasn't things to be checked? >> yes, especially this time of year. our battery people will check the battery and give us an idea of how much life is left in the battery. >> and then? >> we will do the fluid levels, the engine oil, the transmission fluid, the brake fluid on the far side of the car, the windshield washer fluid and of course, the coolant level, the power steering and everything. >> you're all doing all of this for free? >> yes. >> you were saying that this car has a pretty good number of miles on it. >> almost 200,000. >> if you get the car care checks like this and maintain your car, you can keep going like that? >> it is opened to motorists period. it doesn't have to be a aaa member. >> what are the things that people have not checked or leave out or don't maintain the way they should? >> the two most common things is the tire pressure. it's probably the most overlooked thing on the whole car. the other thing is engine oil. a lot of times they don't check the engine oil between oil changes and they will come into the car checks and we will find them a quart low or more. >> i never do that. and i actually -- i never check any of those things until i take it in for my oil change and then i get them to go through everything. that is every few months. is that not enough? >> depending on how many miles are on the car, the age of the car, if you start seeing spots in your driveway or your in your garage, yeah, it's probably a good idea to at least look at it and see how much oil is in it. >> good advice. where do people come for the car care checks? >> this one we're having tomorrow from 8 to 10:30 at the wawa at beltway. >> thank you, i'm going to go get my car checked out. for more information log on welcome back to fox 45 morning news, 8:25 is the time. >> i'm patrice harris. good morning, i'm megan gilliland. many of you have columbus day off. you will want to pull the covers, it's cold. >> i just ran from from outside, it's cold. it's chilly. it's going to be in the 40s this morning. it's breezy in some spots. it will be windier later in the day and temperatures won't climb a whole lot, only into the 50s and maybe we will get into the 60s some some locations. definitely cooler, that will be the theme for this whole week. 48 degrees in baltimore, 50 degrees in annapolis, doesn't sound so bad, but with the breeze it could be cool. 48 in bel air, the same for westminister and 46 in frederick. a lot of cloud cover your way today and through the week. could be accompanied by a few showers throughout the day, not so much as it could be the day. today getting up to 54 degrees by noon. 57 degrees at 6:00 p.m. so not a huge climb with the temperatures, either. as temperatures only top out as i was saying around 59. cooler day today and we will take a look to see how the rest of the week pans out in just a bit. right now here is candace dold with the traffic edge. >> reporter: it's a pretty cool ride out there on the roadways since it's a holiday, the traffic is lighter than normal out there. we will definitely take it for a monday morning commute, that is for sure. heading out on the main lines, from 695 into the downtown region, we're only looking at a 15 minute clip. a bit congested but no significant issues to talk about on the beltway, from 83 down toward 70. we're looking at a 13-minute ride and from 7 70 it will take6 minutes. back to you. here are the stories we're following this morning. amtrak is confirming that a teen was hit and killed by one of its trains in cecil county. 13-year-old shawn luther kelly was headed home when the train was hit. there were 181 passengers on board when the train hit the teen at 31.5 miles west of elkton. the train was going from boston to d.c. and was delayed for several hours after that incident. >> reporter: i'm joel d smith at the m&t stadium, the place are the ravens lost yesterday but it's a special purple evening, catered to the women. they can talk to players and meet the male cheerleaders and get on the field. it seems like a lot of fun. it starts at 6:00, 40 buck to get in and a fun thing for the ravens considering that 44% of fan base is female. gaming consultants are saying that the slot machine here in maryland is too high. when all casinos in maryland are up and running the total cost could be $65 million. the state only planned for $27 million. the whole goal of gambling was to generate money for the state. the song say a little pray, i will survive, and girls just want to have fun are the anthems for women everywhere. you can watch performances at a musical that is coming to the lyric. it's called girl's night out and one of the actresses is here to join us. my gil gill friends and girl frg all of those songs. now we have an opportunity to come out and sing them with you. >> it's five women and they talk about the things that they like to talk when the kids are away and no one is around. we sing the great 80 songs like the songs we just mentioned. we encourage the audience to please stand up and sing because it's the girl's night out, also. >> you're a maryland native so a lot of people want to come and see you because you know what it's to be from maryland. >> yes. my character is anita, she is the one who is most in tune with herself. she gets people out. you're wrong for doing that. we all have one of those friends. >> i was going to say that -- >> still is in tune with everything that is going on. i happen to have that rule. >> what about the other characters? >> you have lisa what is married rich. she just takes full advantage of that. she is like, what do you call it, the housewives of new jersey oring and like that. she is one of those. and you have katie who is a school teacher and very reserved. you have carol, the party girl and you have sharon who is the narrator of the show. >> we can relate to one of those and have friends in that category. >> is that fun. >> it's fun when the woman comes up to you and says, thank you i needed to laugh. when you have that, you have women who have been through things and shed some tears. you have woman who are getting married and they want to celebrate with us. >> this is playing at the lyric. >> move 6th. >> is it just that one night? >> it's just that one night november the 6th. >> you said you're going to give us a taste of what we can expect to see when we come out here? >>i sing the song the love of my man. >> okay. ♪ the love of my man ♪ keeps me safe and warm ♪ the love of my man ♪ protects me from all care ♪ 'cause i know ♪ i know he loves me ♪ and i love him so >> that was beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> [applause] >> amazing. we're so glad to claim you from maryland as one of our own. we will come to see you at the lyric. >> thank you. >> for more information on girl's night out, log on to 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will talk about warmer temperatures moving in here than today. that will be short-lived as we get cool again. sky watch hd radar looking dry for now. that will change by midweek as we get a chance for late showers and could be earlier than that. first check out the hd radar composite image as we look at things in motion and widen the screen out to beyond this area. let's take a look and see -- there you go. we got showers down toward the gulf coast area and more than showers stormy weather there. rainshowers there, but check out what is going on up here. see the blue area up in minnesota through iowa. that is an indication of some snow. there's definitely colder air than what we're dealing with here i at home. unless you like snow, you will say come our way. it's not going to come our way yet, but there's rainshower chances for us. as far as the surface features bringing them that snow, you can see it up in the northern plains. you can see the blue area indicating snow there but rainshowers to the south. we will get some the moisture moving in with high pressure over us getting up level flow bringing cloud cover certainly as we move through the day, a little bit more as we move through the day, more moisture from the south and west also. there will be another will he pressure center moving up the coast by midweek. first we will see the cold front push through, by tomorrow could bring a couple of showers around. the chance will be the cold flow that you see referred to here and moving up the carolina coast and moving up the eastern seaboard. rainshowers chances then. it will be warm for any of that snow that we saw in the northern plains. some of you cheering and some of you upset about it. 48 degrees for the current temperature at the inner harbor with cloudy skies, northeast wind at 5-10 miles per hour. the winds will pick up a lit. it will be breezy. 45% relative humidity, it's dry enough not to worry about the showers for the time being. as we check out the temperatures, though, it's cool, 67 degrees for baltimore, and d.c. close to the same at 49. 47 in salisbury and close to the same in hagerstown. in oakland, we had a frost advisory. now we don't see that frost advisory anymore, but it's still certainly chilly for the rest. for the rest of the day it's going to be on the cool side. temperatures climb to 64 for the eastern shore. that will be the warmest part of this day with partly cloudy skies there. the central part of the maryland, look for temperatures to get up to 59 degrees only for the high with mostly cloudy skies and an east wind 5-10 miles per hour. further points west we expect the clouds to increase through the day and we will say 59 degrees for high there, a 5-10-mile-an-hour wind. tonight, cloudy skies with 50 only for the overnight low. those clouds keeping the heat we have in and not letting it escape. we do see the chance of a shower passing through but just a shower chance for the tonight. the rest of the week goes, look for the temperatures to climb, some 54 degrees but not a whole lot. 64 degrees after getting to the high temperature of 59 at 4:00 this afternoon. tomorrow better, 69 degrees for the high, partly cloudy skies, a little more sunshine will allow for temperatures to warm up. 58 degrees as the next front pushes through. a better chance of rain on thursday and friday, 54 for thursday's high, 56 for friday, 57 on friday, we could still have a lingering shower early but drying out into the latter morning and through the afternoon, could be dry all day. 60 looks like the best day on sunday with mostly clear skies. fox 45 sky watch weather is at your finger tips. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar to track incoming storms. interactive tools will let you see when rain and thunderstorms will be over your house and soon enough snow. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now candace dold is here with a look at the traffic edge. >> reporter: i hate that word. if you're heading out and hitting the roadways, you will love this monday morning commute. it's a holiday and traffic is lighter than normal. heading on 95 at 65 miles per hour in the northeast corner. , it dips down on 42 on the jfx and 53 on the north side of the beltway. as far as what is going on out there, we do have congestion but nothing to disturb your drive, 95 and 895 scooting through the tunnels and not too much to complain about on 95 from whitemarsh heading down toward 695. on the top end of the beltway, a bit cluttered from overly toward parkville and toward towson, but nothing like it usually is. on the top end, it's a bit heavy moving through pikeville on the inner loop lanes but not doing too bad toward 795. on the southbound 795 from owings mills boulevard heading toward 695, we're only looking at a 9 minute clip. that's a look at your morning travels, patrice, and megan, back to you. thank you, candace. coming up from bats to bait, mlb hall of famer chris boilz wantboyleswants you to take youn outdoor adventure. outdoor adventure. later what is in a ♪ [ woman ] ♪ early light breaks through ♪ music and dance calling you ♪ just need that mountain grown lift ♪ ♪ before you share your gift ♪ ♪ now there's rhythm and sound ♪ making their hearts pound ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ ♪ is folgers in your cup he played for the orioles for 10 years and is now in the orioles hall of fame. former catcher boyle spent a lot of time. now he has a project on his plate. he is creating outdoor adventures for sports enthews ee affidavitenthusiasts. what we're trying to do is pair major league pace ball players -- major league baseball players, professional athlete with sports fan in unique events and opportunities. our first event is a boug bow ad arrow hunting trip up in northeast, pennsylvania. we have a couple of teams and myself, and bill clark and jamie walker. i will be up there as the baseball players and we're trying to get people, sports fans to come up and join us. >> very cool, so whether or not they know anything about shooting bow and arrows and so forth, they just get the fun of being able to hang out with you guys? >> that's the way we would like to present, yes. >> there are other opportunities, they have, know, there's fishing. >> okay. >> the baseball playoffs will be on at the time. we have satellite t.v. up there. >> that doesn't break the rules of fishing, watching t.v. >> that's not supposed to be out there. we thought we would get it out there, because it is a perk. it's not a rough weekend. we have satellite t.v. and a bed they can sleep in? >> the baseball playoffs will be on t.v. >> camp fires. hunting, we have a professional chef coming in that will cook all the meals for us, breakfast, lunch and dinner. we have a bus transportation provided leaving from hunt valley marriott. everything is wrapped up in the price, and you know, it's a opportunity to come up, do some hunting and hang out with four pretty good guys, i think. >> do people need to know how to do these things before they get there? if they never hunted before or if they never fished, do they get a lesson? >> as far as the fishing side, we can teach them how to fish while they're up there. >> you don't want novice hunting side. >> the hunting side is more intriguing. we got to go for kipp falls which is the senior president of underarm or who owns the property. underarm or is big side on this event. he man farm very closely. it's got to be a big deer and you got to know what you're shooting at. as far as the fishing, we can teach you how to fish? >> what made you want to do this? >> adam and i have talked about this for the last two or three years. >> okay. >> obviously, playing a ball or more for 10 years and playing and had a lot of great teammates that was in it the hundreding aspect of it off of the field. we thought we would combine this again and make a trip out of it. we have one in october, october 21st through the 25th. we also have another one coming up in december. >> okay. >> that will be a rifle hunt. >> it all sounds very cool. we thank you for coming in and tell us all about it. we will give you more information so you can sign about it, bow, bucks and birds is happening october 21st through the 25th at new york fork lodge at pennsylvania. if you need more making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ there's on one word for this ♪ ♪ it's bliss ♪ only one word describes chocolate this creamy, this rich, this indulgent. bliss. hershey's bliss chocolate. it's not just chocolate. it's bliss. a couple with identical names are tying the knot on sunday. kelly married haley hildebrant. we have more on yo how the searh brought them together. the family got together for the marriage rehearse alo reheay and kelly. it started when kelly was bored and i tied my name into the search bar. he was the only one who came out. >> reporter: she was in springs and he all the way in lubbock, texas. >> i saw his picture and told him we had the same name. >> reporter: a few phone calls and -- a few e-mails and led to a few phone calls. >> maybe a month of conversation. >> reporter: three months later kelly boy flew to plor flofloridato meet kelly girl. >> the first time i met her, i thought, wow, this is the girl i'm going to marry. >> in december i proposed. i buried a treasure box on the beach and she helped me find it with a metal detector. >> reporter: her answer, of course, was yes. sunday the couple says i do for better. >> i don't have to change my name. >> she can use all of my credit cards, everything. >> that's true. i didn't think of that. >> both of them share the same middle name paris. >> not true. >> that could have worked had it been a more uni-sex name. >> maybe chris. >> that would have been much more assuring. >> what do their friends call them? >> can i speak to kelly. >> the girl would be kelly and the boy would be like k-man or something. >> the other thing fascinating, facebook. i mean, business, relationships, you never know. >> facebook is a strange place? >> yes, it is. >> hopefully there's a steve fer tick out there for a lady friend. >> i bet she would be a pretty lady. >> i wonder what that is supposed to mean? i'm not even going to go there. let's take a look at weather wise. it's chilly. 58 is the warm temperature we are expecting to get for a high. it's going i to be a cloudy and cool day. 58 for your wednesday, showers move in a little bit more. as the coastal system comes up our way and brings us more rain for showers and friday. 57 for saturday and early shower, maybe but then tapering off and looks like a real nice sunday. >> it's time to bring in the plants. >> it could be. this morning it was for the west side of the state. we had a frost advisory. >> better do that tonight. >> here is something interesting if you did not see the movie that just came out. part of this michael's song "this is it" was leaked earlier. >> listen to it. >> i'm the light of the world ♪ >> it was supposed to be unveiled for the first time midnight last night on michael jackson.com, but it was leaked before that on youtube. the song plays during the closing sequence of the upcoming film "michael jackson's this is it." it will be released on a companion two cd set. there's a vinyl edition. that's sure to look forward. >> there's a lot of songs that aren't out and that are supposed for out soon, too. >> when is the october coming out? >> it's october 21st or 28. it's like on a wednesday. >> did you have to prebuy the ticket? >> i haven't seen much on it. so we will have to see, but you know, it's only for two weeks. you got to get there. >> it will go fast. >> i would imagine that everything would be sold out n. >> if it keeps leaking on youtube, you missent have to buy a ticket. >> log on. >> we will see you back here tomorrow. that is it for us.

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