hello again. it's 6:00. if you're driving around, you'll encounter some fog. sharon will show you so first, meteorologist tim williams in for marty bass. good morning, everyone. it's a challenging start. low beams and slow speeds. we have dense fog advisories in effect for most of the area. the warm air we had in place, a lot of moisture just sat and cooled overnight. now we have clouds basically on the ground that's what we're deeing with a dense fog advisory in effect until 8 a.m. that's when we'll see better visibility. daytime high in the mid-70s. overtime lows in in the 60s. here's sharon gibala. on our traffic cameras, we're seeing better visibility. they have cleared the fog warning. we have an accident on west university parkway, an overturned vehicle, another one on north north point road at quad avenue. watch for utility problems. that will be closed between belfast and shawan. at this point everything's at full speed. taking a live look. that's 50 at sandy point. everything is looking good at 70 and 29. the same thing goes for 75. for traffic information, you can log on to wjz.com. back over to you, don. a talented at let and stellar student shot during an apparent robbery attempt in are in the baltimore. this morning he's in shock trauma being treated. andrea fujii is outside coppin state university. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: the 24-year-old is on full scholarship to coppin from jamaica. his friends are stunned that he was nearly shot to death. 24-year-old dale dunn, an all academic track star at coppin state university was walking back to his apartment from the grocery store tuesday night when he was shot near the mondawmin mall likely during a robbery attempt. he was on the phone with his mom. >> his mom heard ruckus and call and friend. >> dale made this back to the apartment. his friend drove him to the hospital. >> tears came into my eyes. ran into the emergency room i need help my friend has been shot. >> he could barely talk. he was sweating. >> reporter: the university released this statement. the off campus incident is uncommon. the entire university community is saddened by this event. >> why this guy, why the same guy that everybody goes to on campus when they need help, need tutoring. >> 4.0 guy. everyone as like dale? of all people. such a good person. >> reporter: we're told that dunn remains in critical condition this morning but is getting better at shock trauma. we're also told that the athletic director and school president have visited him. a student pistol whipped inside a baltimore city high school. it happened at the institute for business and entrepreneurship. the gun hasn't been recovered. a warrant is out for the student's arrest. the student could be suspended for six months. she lied about having cancer, cheated her neighbors and friends out of thousands of dollars. today she will learn her punishment for doing so. she had a tear filled confession. she got money from friends saying her medical bills were too much. she face 15 years in prison, plus 10 years for violating probation on an earlier mortgage scam. blowing up the metro in the nation's capital. the fbi foiled the plot and now has the man in custody. joel brown has more. >> reporter: federal investigators say a pakistani born man helped hatch a plot to bomb subway stations near the u.s. capital. authorities arrested 34-year-old farooque ahmed charging him with planning terror attacks. >> there are people intent to caution harm to american citizens. >> reporter: a senior law enforcement official said it was an fbi sting. the white house said the public was never in danger. a criminal indeetment unsealed detailed his trips to busy metro stops to conduct video surveillance. the indictment indicates ahmed conducted surveillance at the arlington stop. a few days later help handed off the images he believes was affiliated with cat in a virginia hotel room. he delivered subway diagrams and made suggestions about where explosives should be placed to kill the most people possible. >> it's scary. we know that it's happening. we know that people are out there watching over us. >> reporter: ahmed's neighbors in virginia were surprised to hear about the arrest. >> he was nice to me. >> reporter: ahmed, a naturalized u.s. citizen, faces up to 50 years in prison if convicted. joel brown. >> the sigh mull feignous attacks were being planned now for sometime next year. another major bank admits to making errors on tens of thousands of foreclosure cases. wells fargo said it will refile 55,000 after date ofs because of technical cases. pay lag lot for a arrange spot. a new study space baltimore is one of the most expensive places to mark in the country. here's kai jackson with the story. >> reporter: finding a parking space in brawlt is always a challenge. according to a study by the national parking association, that parking space is costing you more money. >> i think it seems high. i don't pay for park lot. when i come into town for the evening, i'm shelling out $20 or more for parking. >> reporter: baltimore drivers pay an average of $21.80 per day. the national average is $0.06. >> -- $20.06. baltimore's parking rates aren't the highest in the country. new york has the top spot but they're high enough to force people to look for parking alternatives. >> i didn't own a collar for 35 years. i road my bike, unicycle, everywhere. >> reporter: or road the subway. >> or walked. >> reporter: baltimore raised the hourly rate from $1 to $2. many are arguing for better public transportation. until that happens, good luck finding a place to park. once you do, there's a good chance it's costing you more money. >> in some spots it's no pay because it's residential. then you get a ticket. >> reporter: the average cost for a month in baltimore is $273. it can go as high as $317. i'm kai jackson reporting from downtown. now back to you. >> according to that study, the cheapest place to park is decatur, illinois where drivers can park for $2 a day. the world series was supposed to be a pitching duel as the giants hosted the texas rangers. texas' lead was sent to the bench. the giants won 11-7. >> great pitchers, sometimes they're a little bit off. when they are, you take advantage of their mistakes. we did it. >> timmy said he didn't have his best stuff, but he kept us in the game. >> the giants will troy to keep it going tonight in san francisco. back here a baseball card with the potential to help thousands. that honus wagner from the early 1900's was donated to the baltimore-based sisters of notre dame. the card will be auctioned off. it could fetch up to $200,000. wow. probably one of the early tobacco cards. wayne get disci owns one. >> the hobbies you can have if you have money. very nice. if i had only remembered to keep some of those things when i was a kid. >> my russ nixon card wouldn't be worth much. >> you never know. >> i was a big fan of russ nixon because i figured no one else would be. >> shifting gears a little bit, we were good to keep some have my son's toy story toys. maybe ron can tell us. >> ron might. >> how are you guys doing this morning. having a great time. aren't those toys yours, not your son's? let's get real here. we're live at the first marianer arena. it's disney's toy story on ice 3. it's fabulous. we've got a preview when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. >> we asked you to send us in pictures of your halloween decorations. there's a bigger slideshow at wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. as you're driving around, low beams will be in your immediate future. we have a dense fog advisory in effect. the high dew points, all that moisture has settled overnight and cooled. we have a lot of clouds on the ground is what the fog is. the dense fog advisory is in effect until 8:00 this morning. then we start to expect to see some improvement. temperatures are still in the 60s, never really dropped too much last night, getting a little separation between the temperature and the dew point. the air is pretty saturated. 96% relative humidity. the west southwesterly flow. it will bring drier air but the warmer air is coming in from the south. we have temperatures in the 70s, starting off at 40, 43 in cumberland. temperatures in the 60s around central maryland. 70 on the shore where the winds are coming in from the southwest at nine miles an hour, just a light breeze much the flat brought us that rain is still draped over the region, but the rain associated with it is pushed offshore. as the front clears the area cooler air will settle. we'll see clear skies and nice conditions. we drop down and temperatures substantially. tomorrow we'll be in the 50s as the cool air really just settles over the mid-atlantic. what we'll be dealing with, sunshine and blue skies, mostly sunny and breezy, very comfortable. tonight down into the 40s. then 56 degrees. mostly sunny, breezy and cool. halloween sunday. a chance of showers late on monday into tuesday. overnight lows averaging around 40 degrees. don? >> you scan show us where there's -- sharon will show us where there's fog. >> the key bridge on the east side. fog warning in effect. we have an accident on the inner loop. that is blocking the right lane and one at north charles an overturned vehicle. one more accident on north north point road at quad avenue. there's a look at your drive times and speeds. minor delays, down to 53 miles an hour between 795 and 95 on the outer loop. that is the west side at old court road. 97 south of the beltway. a little fog. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer where you'll find quality cars and trucks. toyota moving forward. back over to you. >> let's go down to the ronster at the first mariner arena. >> the toys are back in town, marty -- tim, don. we're at first mariner arena. christine, how are you doing? >> great. >> tell us about this. >> toy story. >> you're here through sunday. >> all the way through sunday, so come get your tickets. >> let's talk about toy story. toy story 3 was the biggest movie of 2010. >> it's the biggest movie. now you scan see it live from your own seat. we have the whole technical side of it that's brand-new to disney itself. so much energy in this show. you can't police it. >> you were telling me it's a lot of audience participation. >> we have a number where we get the audience to stand up. they can join in with us. the audience loves it. you see adults. so it's a lot of fun. >> the green army men. they are really synchronized. >> it's a great synchronized performance, as you can see. they're dead on all the time. it's a lot or than you see. >> we have woody and buzz light year and the whole crew. >> woody, buzz, ham, mr. potato head, bull's-eye and twirchgy-- twinkie. we have each one. >> my favorite character is mr. potato head. >> i'd have to say buzz light year is mine. >> you're here through sunday. >> we have shows tonight, friday, saturday and two on sunday. >> christine is from o canada. >> yeah! >> good to see you. it's disney's toy story ice three at the first mariner arena. don and tim, we'll send this back to you on tv hill. have a great day. >> that's a lot of fun. >> infinity and beyond. >> that's right. all your friends are back. you've got a friend in me. you have a great day. >> in costume this early in the morning, that took some dog -- doing. >> we're going to take a break >> we're going to take a break ,,,,,,,,,,ht back. women are charged 40% more for the same health insurance as men. domestic violence is treated as a pre-existing condition in eight states. women are abused by their husbands and then by their insurance companies. and last year they tried to end our coverage for mammograms and other preventive services. well i'm proud to say i got the law changed. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condition. we're looking at a dense fog advisory until 8:00, after this moves out, skies clear up. temperatures 56 tomorrow with sunshine. 60 and 65 for saturday and sunday. chance of rain late monday into tuesday. overnight lows from the chilly low 30s to mid-60s for sunday. >> jessica kartalija is at wjz.com to update this woke's standings. >> sports director mark viviano has a little company at the top of the bobblehead. i'm tied with mark. bern is in second place with 63 points. mary, stan and adam are in a three-way tie. he win as $25 best buy gift certificate. just click on the banner near the top of the home page. back to you guys, and good luck. >> remember, do not pick a ravens game because they are off this week. coming up on our morning edition -- >> reporter: he's charged with throwing semen on a college student. i'm mike hellgren. the man arrested lives here. we'll tell you how police tracked him down. this all star athlete and student is shot near coppin state university and the suspects are still on the loose. i'm andrea fujii with a live report just ahead. sharon gibala with traffic control. it is a bit foggy. plus, we have some accidents. let's send it over to tim. in for marty bass a pretty foggy start, but sunshine is in your immediate future. your complete weather forecast is coming up. president obama targets young voters hoping it will lead its parties to victory on election day. i'll have that story coming up no could your dog stand to lose a few pounds? coming up, a veterinarian will share some tips and how it could help you as well. stay tuned. the eyewitness news morning edition continues in,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, hello again. it's 6:30. still a foggy day to start, looking down from our cam, you can see it on some of the traffic cam. we'll have more right after meteorologist tim williams. >> definitely some improvement but you'll need the low beams. dense fog advisory in effect until 8:00 for all the areas shaded there. the high due poits and moisture that just sat and cooled overnight. the forecast today looks like this. temperatures going up to 76. so one more day in the well above average zone. mostly sunny with fog in the morning burning off. we'll see breezy conditions. 43 with clear skies. tomorrow 56, mostly sunny and cooler. we'll have crore complete forecast for -- your complete forecast for the last weekend in october. they're dealing with fog on certain spots including the key bridge. we have an accident on the inner loop at 648. the on-ramp has the right lane blocked. west university parkway an overturned vehicle. we have cleared up at miller point road and quad road. delays are present on the west side between 795 and 95. 43 miles an hour is your average with a 14-minute drive time. that's a look at oaltd port road, plenty of brake lights there. 95 north of whitemarsh, starting to see more volume there and a look at the east side of the beltway where we have fog warnings in effect. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. back over to you. a story that we need to warn you which will be graphic. a south baltimore man facing serious charges, accused of attacking young women in a most unusual way. here is mike hellgren. >> reporter: police took oritse ayu into custody. they said a woman was studying in the takoma park campus and he walked past her masturbating, spraying her with semen. ayu is charged with indecent expose sure and second degree assault. police tracked him to his home. investigators not only used his dna but also surveillance video and his car registration to make the arrest. >> the surveillance led us to a vehicle registration that came back to a rental car company that came back to him being the renter of the vehicle which enabled us to identify hot suspect was. >> reporter: wjz searched court records and found that ayu pleaded guilty to indecent exposure in 2004. he paid a $500 fine and court costs plus six days in jail. in ayu's case the victim was cooperating. still, they're looking for other possible victims. mike hellgren reporting. >> ayu has a court hearing scheduled for next month. maryland estate police is face lag lawsuit from the aclu. they want to know how a woman was disciplined after a woman was called the "n" word. the last of three baltimore city police officers killed over the past month was laid to rest yesterday. hundreds gathered on north charles street to honor officer tommy portz. he died when his patrol car rear ended a fire truck. >> he's a great friend. >> he was a big teddy bear. tommy would come by, spend a lot of time with his family. >> he leaves behind his wife and three children. a simple trip to the grocery store turns into a fight for survival. a star athlete and model athlete was shot outmondawmin mall. >> reporter: the coppin state student was shot twice, damaging his trachea. 24-year-old dale dunn, an all academic track star at coppin state university was not near the mondawmin mall. all the while he was on the phone with his mom. >> and then his mom heard a ruckus in the background and then his mom called a friend and said, úcheck on dale, >> dunn made this back to the house. >> tears came into my eyes, just to run into the emergency room and scream out, úi need help for my friend. he's been shot. >> i was trying to talk to him in between, but he was--he could barely talk. he was sweating. >> the university released this statement. "the off-campus incident is uncommon, given that coppin state university has one of the lowest incidences of crime of all university system of maryland institutions. the entire university community is saddened by this event." >> why this guy, why the same guy that everybody goes to. >> he's a 4.0 guy. everyone was like dale? of all people, such a good person. >> reporter: dunn is at coppin on full scholarship from jamaica. >> dunn is said to be making progress at shock trauma. police have yet to make an arrest in the case. your time to make your voice heard early is running out. early voting ends today in maryland. the president made an appeal for support on comedy central last night. we have a recap for wjz. >> let me say this about members of congress. >> are you going to curse? >> no. >> reporter: president obama reached out to a late night crowd to defend his party days before the mid-term election. >> there are a bunch of folks who, during the course of this year, took really tough votes that they knew were bad politics because they thought they were the right thing to do. >> reporter: last night on the daily show were jon stewart, he hoped democrats would be awarded next tuesday with oorts term. >> we have done an awful lot that we talked about during the campaign. >> reporter: democrats could use the encouragement. according to the latest cbs news new york times poll, 63% of republicans this year are more enthusiastic about voting than usual compared to only 43% of democrats. more than half of likely voters also see these elections as a refer ren democrat on president obama. he spent much of last night standing up for his record. >> we have moved forward an agenda that is making a difference. >> reporter: the president listed achievements including financial and healthcare reform. >> we have done some things that some folks don't even know about. >> what have you done that we don't know about? are you planning a surprise party for us? >> reporter: with polls showing democrats hurting and his own agenda on the line, president obama is hoping for his own is your price tuesday night. in washington, reporting for wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with wjz for complete coverage of campaign 2010. count on wjz to bring you the latest election results and live coverage of the candidates. the jetblue flight attendant who jumped out the emergency exit with a beer in each hand has broken his silence. steven slater said the argument with a passenger happened on the day of a perfect storm for him. it was his third overtime day in a row, on his third flight of the day and the plane was way overcrowded. >> but at the and of the day why i believe i probably did that i knew if i went out that front door, that i was probably coming right back. when i look back on if -- it, maybe subconsciously, i needed to go in a way that was final. >> he was ordered to pay a fine and ordered to undergo substance abutte treatment. he spent three seasons as a baltimore raven. now troy smith is getting his chance to be a starter. he has been flamed the starting quarterback for the san francisco against the denver broncos. he last started a game in 2007. game one of the world series turned into a long round of batting practice for the san francisco giants. even the giants' stellar starter him lincecum struggled, giving up eight lets. the giants have not won a world series since they moved out of new york many, many years ago and texas has never been in the world series. game two is tonight in san francisco at at&t field. >> happy for troy smith. that's what he wanted. he wasn't going to get that position here, so he went somewhere to pursue it. >> some people said he had to leave the country. >> starting in london. wish him well. heisman trophy winner. obviously, he has the potential. >> i've never seen a shoulder with so much wrapping on it. >> wow. whole, you know. >> good luck troy. >> one person's misfortune is another person's opportunity. >> the way it works. >> pretty decent day after the fog gets out of here. figure out which way the clicker is working. don't want to aim it at you. 76 degrees. mostly sunny, fog this morning. we're looking at a pretty nice afternoon. overnight lows in the 40s. >> a hollywood veterinarian, talking about project met slimdown. it follows eight overweight dogs on their journey to los all their excess fat. sounds cool? >> yes. >> sharon will have the latest >> sharon will have the latest ,,,,he commute and tim will have bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. taxes are too high, and maryland families are struggling. and then there's politician andy harris proposing a 23% sales tax on nearly everything we buy. it cuts taxes for millionaires by over $200,000 a year and raises taxes on the middle class. andy harris even promised big oil companies he'd make taxpayers pay for spills like the bp disaster. andy harris on our side? not a chance. the democratic congressional campaign committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. we have a tricky morning. a dense fog advisory is in effect until 8:00. just a lot of moisture. it's very warm. all the dew point did was create a lot of moisture that sat and cooled overnight that has created this fog. when the sun comes up at 7:30, the air will start to stir. that fog mr. mix. we'll look for improvement. 54 in oakland. 43 in cumberland. cool spot is in western maryland. 70 in ocean city. the winds are coming in from the southwest at nine miles an hour a bit of a southwesterly flow. it will keep us in the warm zone for today. temperatures in the 70s. as the front completely clears the area it's draped over the state. all the rain gets out completely. the front will allow cooler hair to move in from the northwest that stays us with through the weekend. clear skies already in place. the temperatures will cool down. the skies will clear. we'll look forpretty nice weekend ahead through halloween sunday. trick or treating should be nice. sunrise at 7:30. small craft advisory goes into effect this afternoon and stays until friday. today 76 degrees, mostly sunny. the fog burns off and mixes out. breezy conditions. 45 degrees your overnight low. tomorrow 56, so well below the average. 60 on saturday. 65 on sunday. 56 on monday. 61 on tuesday. overnight lows around 40 degrees. don. >> fog is making this morning's traffic tricky. we have some accidents one of them on 95. watch for an accident with delays approaching route 32, another one on the south side at 648. that's on the on-ramp. that wreck involving an overturned vehicle still there on west university. watch for police activity on the top side at harford road. fortunately, traffic is looking pretty good as far as speeds. we can look at the average there on the top side and west side. the west side is the slowest spot on the occupy how between 795 and 95. top side 46 miles an hour with a 13-minute drive time. there's a look at hold port road, a little slow. the same thing goes for 95. expect a set back with an average speed of 44 miles an hour. there's a look at the east side where we have fog warnings in effect. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. toyota moving forward. back over to you. >> thank you. is your fido fat? nestle's purina pet care. not only is she a veterinarian in hollywood but got up very early to do the interview. you're also part of an online reality show about pets? >> absolutely. project pet slimdown. we took eight overweight dogs, all of which are 25% overweight. we got to see them on this weight loss journey. they were all under the supervision of a veterinarian and all on an exercise regimen. it was neat to see a their journey and see how much weight they lost at the end. they all lost 10, to 20% of their body weight through the process. >> very simple. project pet slim down.com. the question begs to be asked, how big of a problem is this? occasionally i'll she fat dog or fat cat, but is it a real problem. >> obesity in both dogs and cats and one of the most treatable diseases there s there was a recent survey done by veterinarians that 45% of dogs and 58% of cats are overweight, so that's a large risk of diabetes in cats. arthritis in dogs. it can lessen their quality of life or shorten their life span. >> i guess you're giving out tips about how to keep your pet from being that way. i own two dogs. my partner on the show owns within dog. our dogs look fit. one of my dogs will get fit if i let her. what are your tips? >> i have a couple secrets. one is to go see your veterinarian to make sure there aren't any medical reasons for your pet being overweight. they can talk about therapeutic diets. the second one is don't say i love you with food. we all do it, but we shouldn't this. is okay to give treats every now and then but everything in moderation because those treats are calories and you have to subtract that from the food you're giving them during the day. the last one i always say is exercise, exercise, exercise, but definitely under the supervision of your veterinarian. they can come up with a regimen that's remember the for your pet's age and health. >> we try to instruct the boys that walking the discoing is more than just taking them outside to do their business and come back in. >> what's really neat to see through this process, the owners were going out with the dogs, taking the walks and doing the exercise with them, so the owners lost weight as well. >> i think the one thing people won't grab on to right away, if you to reduce the portion size of your dog's meal and then give them treats for everything -- our dogs get treats for dog their business outside. i never thought of that being part of their food regimen, though. >> it absolutely s1 thing i tell my clients, it's okay to give treats. you can give a healthier treat such as a carrot or use the diet streets that we use or you can take a regular biscuit and break that up into smaller pieces and use that throughout the day. you're getting the satisfaction but you're not getting the calories. >> we've shown mostly dogs and talked about mostly dogs but i assume the same rules apply to cats. >> cats have the same risk of obesity as dogs. in our first season we focus solely on dogs, but cats are welcome to join project pet slim down.com and getting them involved and goating them nice and thin and healthy as well. >> okay. i think i'll set mack and maggie down in front of the computer and play project pet slim down. all right. we're going to continue on with project get you to work, check out traffic and let you know about project what clothes to wear, both coming right up when we kromm back. newspapers agree: frank kratovil is a vastly better choice than andy harris. kratovil is the only candidate who will actually try to fix what we're all angry about. andy harris' hometown paper says he's too extreme and has accomplished nothing. washington is overrun by the left and the right. but like you, i'm more interested in creating jobs, cutting the debt and getting tough on illegal immigration. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this messaged because as one of the 10 most independent members of congress, i'm in the middle with you. here come your updates from sharon. >> after a dense fog advisory is lifted as of 8:00, we're looking at temperatures going up to 76. skies are clear. it's really nice. tomorrow we cool down. 60 and 65 on saturday and sunday. trick or treating forecast nice. cool in the evening. a chance of rain late on monday. tuesday showers. now for a look at the roads, we send it over to sharon gibala. good morning, sharon. good morning, everyone. a busy commute. we have the accident on 95 northbound. another accident on the inner loop at 648. the right lane is blocked. watch for a crash at university parkway. police activity still a problem at harford road on the left shoulder. we have some delays on the beltways and typical ones. that's a live look outside at the west side. there's a look at 95. typical delays and watch for fog if you're traveling on the east side. this traffic report is brought to you by disney on ice. it's at the first mariner arena. go to disney on ice.com. the star student athlete at coppin state university has been shot at mondawmin mall. dale dunn was shot and remains hospitalized. he has a perfect 4.0gpa. a day of reckoning for a woman who faked cancer to get money from nans. she pleaded guilty to felony theft. theft. stay with wjz 13, maryland's,,,, public safety is a governor's most important job. that's why governor martin o'malley has instituted new dna and fingerprinting technology that's reducing violent crime... new, stronger domestic violence and abuse legislation... and o'malley passed new laws to better track and convict sexual predators, with even longer prison sentences. as a father of four, i know there's always more that we must do to protect our children and make maryland an even safer place to raise our families.