being taken into custody from a silver vehicle that was on the side of the road with several police cars surrounding it. county police with the help of county police helicopter did make this arrest and we are being told there is still somebody they are looking for. in relationship to this robbery, what we can tell you, here, this is about one block to the north and one block to the east of where this bank was located, so, if this is the suspects they were looking for. they did not get very far. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. >> captain jeff, thank you. >> >> the senate approves legislation to avoid a government shut down. now, this is heading to the house where republicans say they are unwilling to approve it. tara merge pener has the story. >> reporter: as the chappel asked for divine intervention to help avoid a government shut down. a few hours later, the senate passed legislation to keep the government running. the bill, as amended, is passed. the funding bill now goes to the republican controlled house, but speaker john ben ownby said the gop would not approve the measure as it. the reason is health care. house republicans may put back in language that would cut off funding for the president's affordable health care act. democrats say they won't accept it. >> any bill that continues to -- there force a government shut down. they need to accept what he just passed. >> reporter: if congress cannot reach a deal, the government will partially shut down as of midnight monday, some 800 thousand federal workers could be told to stay home next week. senator john mccain said compromise is in the country's best interest. >> i think the american people will be done a great disservice. >> reporter: the budget battle is far from over with another one around the corner. next month, congress has to determine whether or not to raise the debt ceiling >> moments ago, president obama spoke about the budge battle. he said the house republicans know what they need to do. >> i said before, if republicans have specific ideas on how to genuinely improve the law, rather than gut it, rather than delay it, rather than repeal it, i'm happy to work with them on that. through the normal democratic process, but that will not happen under the threat of a shut down. if the government partially shuts down, more than a third of federal workers will not be allowed to work, including those in national parks and museums in washington, d.c services considered critical, safety and health will go on as usual. more from the president coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. >> >> commuters that take interstate 83 north are hoping for an easier drive home tonight after a massive crash should down the highway yesterday. gigi barnett is in the newsroom with more on what happened. >> that is indeed correct. around this time yesterday, a massive 10 car pileup near the maryland state line backed up traffic more for miles and left several people injured. it happened over the pennsylvania line near the loganville exit. a flat bed truck was one of the vehicles involved, here is how the driver of that truck described a terrifying scene. >> all of a sudden, i felt a hard bang and was being pushed forward and the truck flipped over. >> and it took emergency workers hours to clear the scenes, you can see from sky eye chopper 13, they shut down 83 northbound. >> >> seven people were hurt in the crash, all of them, though, are expected to recover. >> >> in prince george's county, eight rotc students recovering after being hit by a car in their high school parking lot. the students were practicing military marching. police say the sun may have gotten into the eyes of a 19- year-old driver who hit them. that driver is charged with negligent driving, all eight students are expected to be okay. >> >> a mere tragedy in the skies, foreface >> jerry:s and crew of a united airline flight as the pilot had a heart attack in the middle of the flight. a crisis in the air for united flight 1603. a spokesman said boeing 737 left houston heading to seattle. shortly after 8:00, the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. then, the plane made an emergency landing in boise, idaho. >> i thought it was a passenger, more nerve wrecking to see it was the pilot. >> united airline said the captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. at least two passengers rushed to help to give him cpr. >> several people helped. some people helped to give him cpr all the way down and then when they got the emt's on there and got him off. >> reporter: there were 161 passengers and a crew of six on the plane. passengers say the situation was tense, but no one panicked. the copilot started to fly the plane and eventually landed. >> >> emt's came onboard. they did two more rounds of cpr. >> tragically, that pilot died. the airline is not releasing his name, citing privacy reasons >> in the wake of the washington navy yard shooting. thousands of employees are getting help coping with the after math of the massacre, counselors have helped more than 6,000 employees, it has been 10 days since a gunman killed 12 people. aaron alech is, former navy reservist with mental health issues was killed by police during the shooting. >> >> an amazing rescue in boston. a man falls on the train tracks and several people help him. best has the video and the reaction. >> reporter: to see fellow t riders jumping into the pit to save a passenger get as resounding reaction. >> that's impressive. >> that's impressive. i love to see that. >> impressive after the 33-year- old man stunningly falls onto the track and looks like he hit his head laying motionless. two passengers jump in, a third crossing the electrified third rail. >> they took a really big risk. i commend them for that. especially the one that came from the other side. >> the third rail, he could have easily died. he risked his own to save someone else's >> according to the t, the man said he had two drinks to celebrate passing the medical board and was waiting for the train, but doesn't remember anything. bravery of the passengers to get him to the platform is something that will not be forgotten. the t said they were able to alert other trains to stop in time, but this was too close. >> we take it for granted we see all of the people that are on their cell phone, not paying attention. we don't understand there are people that do good like that. >> >> the man was taken to the hospital with just a minor head injury. >> >> a short time ago, a new jersey judge ruled that the state must allow same sex couples to marry. the judge said now that the federal government recognizes gay marriage, not doing so in new jersey could violate the constitution. it's not immediately clear when marriages could begin or whether the state government will appeal to higher level state court. right now, same sex couples in new jersey can enter into civil unions. >> >> clouds are finally breaking up. taking a live look outside. some sunshine for those on board. grand you're of the seas cruise ship, getting ready to set sail. what a perfect time to go somewhere. that is gorgeous. i hope they have a great bon voyage. >> >> weather and traffic together. bob turk is updating the first weather forecast for us, bob? going to break up over the next couple of hours, winds off the ocean kept us cloudy most of the day, it looks like by this evening, we will totally clear out and eeventually tomorrow and into the weekend, we have a lot of sunshine. the dew point up a little bit to 52, but east winds have kept up rather cloudy with the ocean -- pretty much an ocean breeze over the region, now, tomorrow, high pressure builds in. more dry and pleasant conditions all weekend long. that should be with us into next week very little change weather-wise, maybe a few sprinkles and a shower late sunday night and monday, not much in the way of changes for the next four to five days. kai? >> let's check on our roads with kristi at "wjz" traffic control. >> >> reporter: no surprise here. a lot of accidents to start out the rush hour. mountain road at ranier boulevard. we are looking at three separate accidents, route 22 at paradise. and mountain road at route 40. traveling southbound 95, watch for an accident there at keith avenue blocking the right hand lane. delay why, the beltway is really jammed. west side inner loop, on the top side of the inner loop, expect at least a half hour. delays stretching from green spring as you can see by our sensor there, average speed only 20-miles an hour. as far as northbound 95 goes. expect delays there from 2925 past white marsh boulevard. let's take a live look as you can see a lot of volume on the beltway around 70, we'll take another live look. same situation on the beltway around providence road. this traffic report is brought to you by sesame street friends. back to you. >> >> kristi, thank you >> another mile tito puente stone for the panda cub at the national zoo in washington. the national zoo says the cub, who is now five weeks old went for his veterinarian exam. the cub has gained in 10 days. weighing in at a little more than three pounds. she still has not opened her eyes. likely will not for a couple of weeks. she was born august 23rd. >> they are the most adorable creatures, ever. would you agree they go from looking like rodents to bears. >> if i'm being honest, this isn't even the cutest. i like when they are a little fluffier, bigger, eyes are open. >> still ahead on "wjz"'s "eyewitness news" at 4:00. >> >> we got one over here. >> fiery crash caught on camera, how a police chase ends in flames. mal function at a mcdonald's, what could have been a deadly scene takes a bizarre turn. >> >> anybody got a thin mint? thank you very much. what time is it? the story coming up here on "wjz." [ cheers and applause ] more nice weather ahead. we'll talk about the weekend in just a second. bob willing back with the updated first warning weather forecast. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's partly cloudy. 71 degrees in maryland, right now. first warning forecast coming up. >> >> police say a man walked into a fort worth mcdonald's with a a semi-automatic and gun and began to point it at people. he pulled the trigger five times but the gun never went off. the man was later stopped and arrested. he appears to be suffering from a mental illness. no one was injured. >> >> in florida, a suspected drunk driving traffic stop turns into a wild high-speed chase and a dramatic crash, caught on camera by highway patrol. bob as that story. >> reporter: this is how close one trooper, responding to reports of a dui suspect came to getting hit himself. watch again after the prius hits another car and comes skidding past the cruiser's dash camera. it started when the prius driven by sex offender james maddox was pulled over under suspicion of dui. after troopers say he gave them a fake id, they asked him to get out of the car. instead, the prius takes off down south obt, the trooper reports the suspect's vehicle, reaching speeds of 100-miles per hour. by policy, is he taking note of the traffic around them. >> traffic is light to moderate, speed, 20-miles an hour. >> reporter: 72 seconds after the pursuit started, the driver run as red light and slams into another vehicle. backup trooper is pulled into a parking lot nearby and notices the prius catching fire. the 18-year-old passenger is still inside. >> we got one inside over here. >> inside? >> yes. >> try to get him out. get the fire extinguisher. >> reporter: the area -- troopers put out the fire and pull the 18-year-old victim to safety. florida high pay what troll troopers said it is within their policy to chase a drunk driving suspect when traffic conditions are safe enough to do so. >> >> a bit of a down day on wall street. the markets are all up, today, let's look at the numbers, dow was down 70, s&p down 7 and the nasdaq is off six. let's go to new york where alexis christopherous has tonight's tv money watch update. >> reporter: consumers spent more and earned more last month. the government said the income grew at the facet pace in six months. the budget showdown in washington off set the good economic news and stocks fell for the week. >> >> jc penny is looking to raise some badly-needed cash. they expect to raise more than $900 million threw a stock sale. shares are trading in the single digits on worry the company doesn't have enough money to fund their operations through the holiday. >> >> mcdonald's will let customers substitute fruit, salad or veggies for french fries and only water, milk or juice will be shown for happy meals. >> >> happy birth die to google. if you logged onto the site in 1998, this is what you would have seen, the logo has evolved since then and the company is the number one search engine in the world. in 1998, two stanford university students created it in a garage. fye years later, it went public, at $85, it now trades at $870 a share. that's your latest, here. >> >> coming up on "wjz"'s "eyewitness news," vandals, punishment for the teams that destroyed a formal nfl player's home. >> one of the state's oldest cold cases. why her family said a grand jury could heat it up. >> >> i'm gigi barnett in baltimore county, details straight ahead. >> >> another nice day in our region. what is in store for the weekend. bob will be back with the updated first warning forecast. >> >> "wjz" 13 is always on for the top stories. go to our website for instant updates and first warning weather all of the time i'm with kelly, she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop. on charmin bath tissue you could've saved $2.68. wow! that's amazing! on jiff peanut butter you could've saved 11%. that's awesome. on flintstones vitamins you could've saved over a $1.70. that's incredible. pack full of vitamin savings! big moment. same items at walmart. $146.10. that's a savings of over $17 and 10%. wow. i like that. bring your last grocery receipt to walmart and compare prices. take a look at temperatures, now, pleasant. yes, comfortable. 71 degrees. east winds at eight. that's what has kept these ocean clouds across the region. some areas are bright and sunny, for the most part, two- thirds of the state do have some cloud cover, right now, 71, 52, dew points up a little bit. east winds at 8, the bram 72 in washington, d.c upper 60s to low 70s, normal high, 74, don't even think we got that warm, at least not in the last hour. 69 -- east winds for everybody seeing an eastern flow off the ocean. tomorrow, wind shift a little bit. that's to give us more dry air. we should see a great deal of the sunshine. off shore, a lot of clouds, some of the cloud says moved onshore. blue ridge mountains, kind of stuck in here. the most part of the eastern half of the country is really beautiful. out to the north and west, storm causing snow. yellowstone had quite a bit. portions of the mountains may see several more inches. we are not really impacted, but it will drag a front across the region. sunday night and monday, a new clouds, and it may be a sprinkle. that's about it. meantime, a pleasant beautiful -- we'll see some clouds on sunday night and monday. >> >> east winds, if you are heading out at 5-10. bay temperatures still warm at 70 degrees. tonight, then, it will clear out for the most part. clear to partly cloudy skies, down around normal. 53 degrees. tomorrow, beautiful afternoon. sunny, 76 degrees for your saturday and again on sunday, >> great baseball, football weather, whatever. >> do you feel like you are a weather man in california right now? >> in southern california, it's like this, many, many, days in a row. >> i hear people from the bahamas are coming to baltimore to vacation. >> don't miss tonight's cbs lineup, an episode of "blue bloods" immediately followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>. ravens take their show on the road against the buffalo bills in new york. see the game sunday at 1:00. live on "wjz" an be sure to stay tuned for our post-game coverage. a full football sunday right here on "wjz." >> still to come, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 4:00, >> there is no question about that. >> who is responsible for michael jackson's death? the jury has the case. the latest on the trial. automatic braking systems in cars, are they really safe. what a new test revealed, coming up. >> >> building collapses in india, the death toll and the search for survivors, "eyewitness news" continues righ,,,,,,,,,,,, it is 4:30, 71 degrees. partly cloudy in central maryland. beautiful pictures there. hello, everyone, thanks for staying with us. i'm vic carter, here is what people are talking about. after five months of testimony, jurors in the michael jackson wrongful death trial are deliberating the case. michael jackson never got the chance to perform what was supposed to be his ultimate comeback tour in 2009. he died of an overdose of propofol administered by dr. conrad murray. in 2011, he was convicked of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in juror now jurors have to determine the aeg live -- sunshine >> michael jackson died because a physician that agreed to except $150,000 a month vie lited his ultimate oath and he was placed in that conflict of interest by aeg. there is no question about that in this case. >> reporter: aeg live said murray was never their employee and was entirely controlled by jackson. >> the people in michael jackson's life were worried about his propofol use since the early 1990s. this is in complete contra dickion to the claim that this was the first thing that happened with dr. conrad murray. >> >> reporter: for five months. the jury heard testimony from his 83-year-old mother, his ex- wife and two of his three children. several dramatic moments, includings playing of jackson home movies never before seen in public. >> >> six people charged with throwing an illegal house party inside of the home of bryan holloway. they appeared in court and pled to a number of crimes. he said has many as -- the culprits posted dozens of pictures on. >> the rest will be charged with felonies. >> >> the girlfriend of aaron hernandez is indicted on a perjury charge. she was indicted in connection to the investigation of the killing of odin lloyd, a man her sister had been dating. hernandez's cousin was indicted on conspiracy after the fact. >> >> bernadette caruso's family has never given up hope, she has been missing for 30 years. >> reporter: nearly three decades ago this week, 23-year- old bernadette caruso went missing from a mall parking lot in baltimore county. you don't forget. today feels like the first day. >> reporter: for her family and friends, the search for justice continues. >> they rallied in front of the baltimore county state's attorney's office asking for names on a petition that would bring her case to a grand jury. still, there is no trace of caruso. >> there is no body and we have circumstance stan shall evidence we think should be presented. all we seek is for the baltimore county attorney's office to take her case. >> reporter: never before in maryland has a petition of this kind reached the state attorney's office. the group has 1300 names so far. it wants at least 25,000. >> i will never stop trying to get justice. not just for bernadette, for the cases that followed her. >> justice is well overdue for this case. >> i would like to be able to know where he is. >> >> reporter: debra knows the pain of this. her brother barry went missing while catching a bus four months ago. she believes this could bring long-awaited closure for families. >> i don't want anything special. i just want justice. what i am entitled to and what he is entitled to. >> opponents of maryland's new gun law take one last shot at blocking the legislation. opponents have filed saying it is against the second amend machine. the law adds 45 guns to a list of banned assault weapons and limits handgun magazines to 10 rounds and requires people to submit fingerprints to buy a handgun. >> >> some of the most sophisticated technology on the road. for the first time, collision warning and auto braking is put to the test. >> some might call the results surprising. the latest tests show how well that technology really works. >> this is what happens to a car that doesn't have the latest collision avoidance technology. thousands of dollars worth of damage and potentially serious injuries, even death, are cars safer because of this technology? >> definitely. this will help drivers >> insurance institute for highway safety put dozens of vehicles to the test, cars and s.u.v.'s equipped with warning systems and auto braking systems. at 12 and 25-miles per hour. the crash test separated top performers. >> technology is getting better every year. subara tested the best at 25- miles per hour with a foot off the brake and danger ahead. there was a warning and a reduction in speed. auto braking system stopped the car before the collision. among the vehicles getting the highest ratings -- among the disappointments, toyota prius. both of these cars are advertised as having auto braking systems. our tests, we did not measure hardly any reduction in the speeds of the crashes. >> most drivers don't even know their cars are equipped with the technology, but they say it's something you should be aware of the next time you buy a car. . easterly winds around here that brought these clouds in from the ocean, hanging tight in some areas. take a look at the satellite. west of us, cleared out, south east of us also cleared, but it's beginning to move out of here, we'll see some breaks. some areas seeing the sun. that will clear out and it looks like great weather for the weekend. temperature wise, we are at 71. kept us a little cooler with the winds off the ocean. 69 ocean city and 64 in oakland. enter the weekend, it looks like dry, pleasant weather all weekend long and even into next week, very little changes, except we might get warmer by the middle of next week. >> let's check in on the roads right now. "wjz" traffic control. hi, kristi. >> >> alot of chaos out there. beltway jammed up on the cop side of the inner loop from green spring to pairing parkway. west side of the inner loop, watch for slow traffic 95 past liberty road, average speed 30- miles an hour. as far as 95 goes northbound. plenty of brake lights from 295 to white marsh boulevard. we have the accident southbound 95 that will catch your eye at keith avenue. 22 at paradise road. quite a few here. hunter's run and mountain run at pulaski highway. . this traffic report is brought to you by mummies of the world e exhibition coming saturday at the science center. back to you. thank you, 200 million boxes are sold every year. soon, you will probably have some in your house. ron has more on the start of a sweet of the year in maryland and across the country. pass the thin mints, it's girl scout cookie time. >> today is the day. >> >> morgan sends cards to last year's customers, when it comes to sales, she is a cookie monster. >> i sold 2,016 boxes last year and i walked door-to-door and asked all of my customers from last year to buy cookies from me this year. >> new cookies this year, including lemon adea, samoa are now camel delights. these scouts can't wait. >> it's fun, and exciting. i like trying new things. >> reporter: erin sold over 1,000 boxes last year. >> i did over 15 cookie booths and went to local bowling alleys and sold them there. >> reporter: 1.5 million boxes were sold last year, the thin mints are the most popular. >> we only sell them for a short period of time, they are one of the top 10 selling cookies in the nation. >> i have my 10. >> i want to have a lot of customers customers so i can help other people. >> reporter: what time is it? >> girl scout cookie time. >> ron matz. >> >> last year, revenues from sales reached $785 million in the country. there is a signup sheet sheet in our newsroom. >> >> straight ahead, chemical weapons in syria, when inspectors will be coming back. >> i have been here nor five weeks, can you imagine the relief. >> >> the woman hit by a taxi in new york city and saved by dr. oz has her her story. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." inspectors will travel to syria to track down some of the chemical weapons. they are set to start by tuesday. a group of u.n. inspectors are already on the ground probing several sites, including the damascus suburb where hundreds were killed last month. last night, u.n. security council agreed on a resolution to disarm syria removing the threat of a possible air strike. >> >> rescue teams struggling to pull survivors from india's capital. at least eight people are dead and police fear the number could go higher. >> >> rescue workers carried the victims from the twisted pile of concrete and steel. a dazed child was among the survivors after the five story building crashed down in the early morning. neighbors said more than 100 people lived here. as many as eight people in each of the one room apartments. they say most were likely home at the time of the collapse and many are feared trapped under the rubble. it's the fifth deadly building collapse around india's financial capital. the result of decades of cheap construction and careless inspections in april, more than 70 were killed in a mumbai suburb and in june, two more collapses killed nearly 20. in this latest disaster, terrified family members are watching and waiting, hoping their loved ones are among the survivors. in new york, "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> >> authorities in india say it's too soon to determine the cause of that collapse. >> >> in new york, a woman who was treated on the street by dr. oz after a traffic accident is released from the hospital. mary is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: the 23-year-old british woman spent five weeks recovering from the accident which left her with an amputated leg. in late august, she was touring new york city when a cab jumped the curb, crushing her leg. several people rushed to her aid, including dr. oz. >> "please save my life" and there was nothing they could do. >> i'm really home sick. i have been for weeks, i'm ready to get back to my friends and family. >> police say it was a road rage accident involving the cab driver and a' bike messenger. >> >> no one has been criminally charged in this accident. . some breaking news right now, a bad crash, let's go to sky eye 13 and captain jeff. >> >> reporter: traffic is stopped in both directions for an accident involving at least two vehicles. this came out as a rescue. it appears everybody has been taken out of the vehicle, but as this point, still shut down completely in both directions along route 1. reporting live, from sky eye chopper 13. >> okay, jeff, thank you -p. >> >> in arizona, a quick thinking three-year-old is being hailed a hero for saving his mother's life. katie has the story. >> sometimes, the best gift comes in small packages. >> he must have had the strength of somebody behind him. he was beyond brave. >> that's the case of christie when her family adopted little guy earlier this year. guy is credited with saving his new mom's life. >> 9-1-1 emergency. >> yeah >> hello >> -- september 6th, when kristi and guy were home alone playing a game, kristi suddenly suffered a seizure. >> i don't know what happened. the next thing i knew is when i came to. this room was filled with paramedics and firefighters and policemen. >> >> reporter: that's all thanks to the quick actions of her heroic little three-year-old. he knew just who to call. >> 9-1-1. >> do you see a police car? >> yes. let the officer inside of your house, okay? >> okay. >> guy was honored for his quick thinking. complete with a plaque and a fire truck just his size. >> >> reporter: what do you think about this? >> cool. >> what is even more amazing, guy has a speech impedestrian meant a year ago, he was hardly able to speak. let alone call for help. >> >> bob has the updated weather forecast, coming up next. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? >> right now, it's 71. humidity 51%. the barometer is rising, big area of high pressure beginning to build in. that will keep the clouds away dew point, 52, still relatively dry here, 69 ocean city. 64 -- in between, in the low 70s, locally, upper 60s in westminster. dc, 73, east winds around the area, all night long during the morning hours, east winds brought in low level moisture. clouds in the ocean, only now, beginning to break up quite a bit. sunshine across most of the region and tomorrow, it should be generally a sunny day. to the north of us, clear skies, from maryland, pennsylvania, north and west, all out to the west and southwest, amazingly clear. the only real activity going on in the northern rockies, moderate to levy snow, 8,000, 9,000, 10,000 feet, rain at the lower elevations. the energy is heading to the north part of our region. it will drag a funnel system sunday night and monday. we'll have some clouds, the system will break up. the air so dry, it won't have any effects. there are some clouds, beginning to clear out, so, pleasant all weekend long. high pressure builds in. the front approaching from the west, sunday night and monday, showing showers out there. we don't think we'll see anything here. maybe a sprinkle with the clouds moving in. east winds, sunrise, 7:00 and the bay temperature around 70, overnight, tonight, we are looking for skies to clear out. normal low is 53 and that's exactly where we are supposed to be tonight and tomorrow, sunshine comes back, maybe a few morning clouds, but a beautifully dry once again, great weekend, we have football games, lacrosse, we have everything going on this weekend. temperature tomorrow, 76, normal high, 74, so just a great weekend. sunday looks exactly the same, pretty much into next week. we may actually get into the upper 70s by the middle of next week. still to come unbelievable picture from sky eye chopper 13, a massive 10 car pileup on route 83 north of the pennsylvania state line. i'm derrick belcor,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> "eyewitness news" at 5:00 starts now. hi, i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary jackson. here is what people are talking about. a police pursuit leads to a fiery crash. "wjz" has learned the officers involved were told to stop following that suspect. "wjz" is live, megan has the latest on this. >> reporter: "wjz" has learned there were multiple attempts to stop that police pursuit over