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>> instead of a ring, a crib. beyonce is treeing pregnant. >> put a crib in it. >> thumbs up from kim brown. >> that's who i work for. good morning, maryland, i am jamie costello. >> i am megan pringle. thanks for joining us. >> here he's -- >> the weather guy is under the weather. >> which one of your sons gave it to you. >> both. >> did they in. >> blame them both on this one. 5:31. good morning. let's go outside. we have a little fog forming once again in reisterstown and sound worst in my head than it does to you. you will tell me it's fine. >> you brought it up. >> 49 degrees. a look at 100% humidity in reisterstown. we are on the threshold of forming the fog and there will be patchy thick fog in similar locations that you dealt with yesterday morning. in hunt valley, it didn't burn off until close to the lunch hour. so north of towson at 49. probably look at slow travel along interstate 83. we have cloud to the north and even showers in central pa and possibility of a few scattered rain showers today as the two degree guaranteed high gets us up to 62. let's see what's happening on the road with kim brown. >> reporter: thanks, justin. you sound fine like wolfman jack thing going on. it's good. just like traffic is this morning. we are off to a very good start. few problems on roadways. nothing on the major roadways. looking at the cameras, this is in anne arundel county. 97 at route 100 moving well in both directions. just work a one crash in towson at latchland circle and no impact on traffic. traffic is able to get around the scene of the crash very easily. megan and jammy, back to you. >> thanks. time is 5:32. president obama is stumping for democratic candidates across the country but republicans more than holding their on among likely voters. >> less than two weeks out before the midterm election. emily schmidt has the campaign wrap-up for us this morning. >> don't ever let anybody tell you this fight is not worth it. >> reporter: president obama plans to travel 7200 miles on the campaign trail this week trying to keep the senate out of republican roots. >> we don't want what you are selling because we tried it before and we didn't like it because it didn't work. >> reporter: but a new associated press poll says one in five likely voters approves of how congress is working. >> it means a lot to me. >> reporter: anti-incumbent sigh move pud patty murray barbara boxer and harry reid in tight races. >> while your family is just hanging on, someone's been hanging out with super model. >> voting for sharon ingle is going to hurt yourself. >> reporter: mr. obama will campaign for all three over the next three days adding to a similar chorus of endorsements. >> on november 3rd, harry reid is going back to the united states senate as the majority leader. >> reporter: the candidates vying for the rice vice president's old senate seat in delaware are debating and pennsylvania candidates went head to held in race that some polls show a dead heat next. >> plane to us why you believe corporations should have zero taxes. >>o that's a very extreme agenda and it's on a step with pennsylvania. >> reporter: president obama will talk about women and the ecomony on the campaign trail today coinciding with the release of a new government report on the same subject. emily schmidt, abc news washington. politics on the hill. not capitol hill but federal hill. former president bill clinton is in our city to tell you why you should keep governor o'malley in office. sherrie johnson is live with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, megan the all is quiet right now here at federal hill park but later this afternoon a. number of heavy hitters will grace the stage behind me. former president bill clinton will be be here to support governor martin o'malley. the gates open at 3:00 today but the event starts at 3:30. the former president will speak around 4 p.m. and clinton is pleading with voteers to stick with democrats to keep the majority in congress. over the past week, the former president has crisscrossed the country stumping for democratic candidates in tight races. democrats say clinton appeals to moderates and independents and is one of the best at pumping up the base. >> bill clinton on the campaign trail reminds people what it was like to have president. president where we had a bald budget and they had a little more money in their pockets. >> reporter: the top democrats will be here at this rally. senator mikulski and aleagua cummings and that starts at 3:30 this afternoon. reporting live in federal hill, sherrie johnson. >> and remember you can gee latest news on the local and national candidates in the democracy 2010 section. just click on the news tab on the home page abc2news.com and click on the political tab. a sem bell of hate outside a maryland home. >> a couple is speaking out after someone burns a cross right in their front yard. 120 pound and 14 years old and has a heck of an arm. this michigan teen is arm wrestling her way to the top. >> reporter: good morning from the mta. heavy volume of pes passengers object 19, 7 and 64 bus lines. 1, 8, 20, 33 and 51 running 15 to 20 minutes late and on light rail look for a delay northbound 15 minutes behind metro subway and marc traibs all look good for travel. for the mta transit team, i am mark jones. is it real? no. it's just decorations. i'm going to make the biggest pumpkin of all. the biggest pumpkin? ♪ i need to make a witches hat. in case myat falls off. it's pointy and then... a spike. mamma. oh, that's a good broom. 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makes fiber fun™. a ten-year vet rant force, the funny guy who made life bearable for crime fighters. linda so has more on the loss of officer tommy portz. linda. >> reporter: his death is really hitting home with fellow police officers. portz joined the department when he was 22 years old. he leaves behind a wife and three children including a baby. it was wednesday morning when the crews were going at high -- cruise wears going at a high rate of speed and slammed in the back of a fire truck. when the fire official couldn't find someone they asked a film crew if they saw anything and officer portz slammed into the truck. he was taken to shock trauma but couldn't be revived. he worked out of the western district and well-known and well liked and played on the city police hockey team. >> it's been a tragic day for the entire city. and a very rough few days particularly for the police department. >> reporter: police say the investigation into what caused the crash could take days or even weeks. portz is the third baltimore city police officer to be killed in less than a month. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> and we want to talk about the death of detective brian stevenson a viewing for him will take place this saturday from 5 to 8:00 at vaughn greene funeral home. steveneson's funeral is monday morning at new antioch baptist church. and you can help the families of these and all fallen officers in baltimore city the signal 13 foundation prosurprise financial assistans to overs and their families f if you want to learn more about them or how to help, we have the information on our web side. head to abc2 abc2news.com. federal investigators may be asking to help with the hate crime investigation going on in brandy wine. a cross the line in charles connie -- county. a man in the home is white and his wife is black and they have two kids. sheriffs have been patrolling the area since the couple discovered a cross burning right there on the front yard over the weekend. the incident has left dos of people stunned in this community. >> it could have been me. my house. yeah. my family. >> well the charles county sheriff department says an outburst of racial attacks happened a few years ago which included the torching of an under construction housing development. news time is 5:47. harford county police busted a meth lab inside a fallston home and they found more than drugs. they discovered a huge weapon arsenal as well. brittany white and danellial vieraitis and joshua miller were arrested on drug charges. investigators say they found the meth lab-side a closet that may be responsible for some very pont methamphetamine popping up on the streets. police also found assault rifles, grenade launcher and homemade silencers insighted home. a former acquaintance of white says she has a history of doctoring abuse and violence. >> brittany came after her with a loaded gun as wan arrested. she is a horrible human being. every where she goes and everybody she comes in contact to, is hurt and destroyed in some way or another. >> two of the suspects have posted bond. acoring to a new survey, the number of women in america's state prisons reached a record high. many states have inadequate policies for dealing with the large portion of them who have children or are pregnant. the report being released today by the national women's law center and the rebecca project for newman -- be human rights analyzes policies in three areas, prenatal care, shackling a pregnant women during child birth and community based alternatives to incarceration enabling mothers to be with their children. and according to the report coming out today, the number of women in prison has risen at higher rate than that of men since the introduce of mandatory sentencing policy for drugs offenses it. said most of the women are nonviolent. first time offenders, and about 2/3 have at least one child under the age of 18. 5:49 right now. three local organizations were honored for their work with developmentally disabled people including abc2. our station was proud to receive the ark of baltimore's partner of the distinction award last night along with baltimore zoo and unbc. the ark recognized employers of distinction for commitment in hiring developmentally disabled employees. now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> well, we are looking outside at 52 degrees right now. we are expecting to have a little fog, but it doesn't look too bad in downtown baltimore. on the case it's worse in the north and west. low cloud and a damp feel to the air. going outside, we will show you it's 52 degrees. here in baltimore and up towards philly, we have got 52. back towards pittsburgh to a uniform environment. you will see brighter greens here. here's surges of warm air aheated of the next system that will reenforce the cold air. this frontal boundary igniting shores across central pa through the upstate of new york but there's winds pulling out ahead of it that is trying to boost our temperatures. we have come up a few degrees in the past hour. we were down into the 40s. now sitting at 52. that's probably one of the reasons why the fog is not as prominent as it could have been. showers on the north side patchy thick fog to be he can sp this morning. but showers hit or miss variety as we head through today. as we watching the forecast model indicating clouds trying to make a return even though we may burn off the morning fog and skies trying to turn partly sunny. there will be scattered showers and although it doesn't look that impressive there will be some hits of showers heading through the evening and tonight we should dry things out. and chillier temperatures gives us the possibility of some frost north and west of the city next couple mornings. we will shift the wind and warm things up leading in towards the weekend. for today, aiming for 62 as the two degree guarantee a little below normal. but at least it's warmer than the 50s we had yesterday and will be warmer than what we expect for tomorrow. in between, winds stir things up, skies try to at least give us bright spots of sun and there will be a few scattered showers. tonight, once we clear things out, dropping back to around 40 which means 30s north and west of the beltway which means this could be scattered frost by daybreak. tomorrow a. blustery day. strong winds over 20 miles per hour. sunny to partly cloudy sky and high of 59. lows 37. better chance of frost more widespread by saturday morning. saturday afternoon 68. and by sunday, 72. and sunday should be a dry day but it's sunday evening and night when the rain rolls in and will stay in the low 70s in the afternoon temperatures. and keep the showers around monday, and tuesday. now let's check on that traffic with kim. >> reporter: thanks, justin. good morning right now. to get early start on your morning commute traveling to work or school you are not going to encounter too many issues and road are dry which is good news. looking at our cameras. we are at 95 at 195. the stretch of the 95 corridor running pretty smoothly. all lanes opened from harford toward the capital beltway. hooking at the maps, we have one thing to let you know about. fall warnings in effect as you make your way across the key bridge so just keep that in mind before you head out the door. stay with us, because we have more of your news, weather and traffic when good morning, maryland returns after this. five minutes away from six and five people were shot in dallas last night. witness say somebody inside a dark colored suv opened fire in the victims near an intersection and took off. some of the people shot did manage to get into a nearby home to call for help. victims were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. police found a vehicle that may be linked to the shooting abandoned near the scene. a 16-year-old and his mother are in jail charged in connection with explosives that injured four people. this happened in north carolina. two days after an exploding pen injured a fellow stewed antihigh school, police found another explosive at the home of 16-year-old jesse barringos. three firefighters were examining bomb make material when it exploded injuring them. family members say the teen says it was all a prank. we will stay in north carolina because the nope says says -- into in raleigh says -- naacp says they have groups are harboring white supremacist. it says they found glaring examples that include ties with former council of white citizens. tea party leaders deny the claims. it's hard to find the driver who likes to pay for parking, but seattle's mayor if he gets his way, people can pay more before they get out of the cars. the mayor proposal would push the hourly rate from $2.50 an hour to $4. in and around parts of downtown seattle. the business owners are worried the mayor's plan going to hurt stores in those parts of town but the public has not come out against the mayor's plan. we are three minutes away from six and he think you lost a lamp last night after the yankee game. we will explain. a expensive high def camera was in the way of the broken bat. coming up, what happened to it. plus, we want to keep our teenagers safe behind the wheel. and this morning, five tips on how to teach your teen to drive safely. now, good morning -- "good morning, maryland." for the third times this month we are reporting on a loss from the police department. perryville is showing money make slots foes and favorites are digging in for the all-important vote on election day in anne arundel county. >> 1992 when bill clinton adviced a dunkin donuts in richy highway and

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