>> as one of the most successful writers of military and political the thrillers of all time, tom clancy kept readers on the edge of their seats. news of his death at just 66 years old, has shocked fans. >> it's a huge fan base, especially male readers reader of action and techno, they're going to be feeling a sense of sadness. >> reporter: clancy became a minor owner in the orioles. >> when i get involved in something, i get involved in it. that's my team there. i have to go and watch and make sure they do everything right. >> tom, a proud baltimorean was a devoted marylander, treasured friend, and valued partner and adviser in the orioles ownership group. we are deeply saddened by tom's passing. he will be missed but long remembered. tom clancy was born in baltimore, attended loyola blakefield. >> what an honor for us to have this literary icon also be called a loyola don. >> and then commencement speaker at loyola college in 1986. clancy was a former insurance agent, who went on to write 28 novels. >> the whole point is to get people to think. >> reporter: clancy's books were turned into hollywood blockbuster films, including "the hunt for red october." clancy also made his mark in the video game world, like ghost recon. and well before that, politika, the board game, novel. he said it was the project he was most proud of. what we're trying to do here has never been done before. it's completely new. >> all of this made clancy a very wealthy man, but he lived very private. he lived on the ritz carlton, comin booing six condos into one. and he continued to write. his latest novel, planned authority, is planned for release december 3rd. and the newest jack ryan movie is scheduled for release on christmas. denise? >> thank you very much, mary. clancy was involved in several charities in baltimore, including raising millions for johns hopkins pediatric oncology. it's day 2 of the government shutdown. and there appears to be no end in site. more on how it's affecting the u.s. naval academy and annapolis. but first, we go to danielle nottingham. with more on how lawmakers are trying to break the impasse. >> reporter: president obama called congressional leaders to the white house on day 2 of the partial government shutdown, to to look for a way to end it. >> i think it's important that he listen to what mcconnell and boehner have to say. he knows how pelosi and i feel. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the battle over legislation to fund the government and the blame game continues. >> president obama and harry reid think that this shutdown is the best thing that ever happened to them politically. >> reporter: we in this house must end this shutdown. >> reporter: democrats want a spending bill without any strings attached. republicans want a delay in the president's health care law to be part of the deal. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of federal workers spent another day at home without pay. the director of national intelligence told lawmakers that includes about 70% of his civilian work force. >> this is extremely damaging. and it will increase so as this shutdown drags on. >> reporter: director clapper says employees not receiving a paycheck are prime targets for foreign governments wanting to gain state secrets. on capitol hill, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> there's been much made of the closing of the world war ii memorial in washington, as veterans travel to visit it. the president of the republican committee announced it would pay to keep that monument open for the next 30 days. wjz live at navy marine corps stadium in annapolis. derek valcourt with more on how the shutdown may force the cancellation of the highly anticipated navy-air force game. >> reporter: online rumors were flying all day that the game was, in fact, a go for saturday. navy officials say that is not the case. those rumors were not true. they say the decision was not made yet. but the decision should be made by noon tomorrow. >> reporter: tents are already going up outside of navy marine memorial stadium. even though the state -- fate of the game hangs in limbo, no one more surprised than the players. >> that would be crushing i mean, it's a huge game we all look forward to very much. >> i watched the video of how it would affect you. and i never thought it would get anywhere near football. >> reporter: it's not just football or any navy sport. the entire naval academy, already impacted by the shutdown, with 930 civilian faculty and staff already furloughed. classes where military instructors aren't able to substitute have been canceled. >> some of us showed up and studied. others were told not to go to class. >> reporter: tickets to saturday's big game have sold out more than 40,000 people expected here in this stadium. thousands of them coming from out of town. and that means a lot to the local economy here in annapolis. >> reporter: hotels and restaurants, like bella italian near the stadium, were banking on the business, arranging to be fully staffed for what they anticipate would be huge crowds before and after the game. >> if they don't play, we lose a lot. >> for now, all the team can do is wait and practice and see if the show will go on. >> at this point, they say it's not going to happen. we gotta prepare. >> a lot of folks at the naval academy waiting for that decision if the game does not happen on saturday, officials are looking at the possibility that they can reschedule it by december 7th. in annapolis, derek valcourt. >> going to be a lot of disappointed people. complete coverage of the shutdown. we'll bring you the latest on the impact here in maryland. more breaking news. this time out of tennessee, where a bus and tractor trailer collide, leaving eight people dead. linh bui is in the newsroom with the latest on this crash. >> the crash involved a bus, tractor-trailer and suv. according to the department of home land security, the charter bus crossed the median, clipping an oncoming suv and hitting the tractor-trailer, which then burst into flames. the bus, which was heading eastbound flipped over. in all, 14 people were hurt. denise? >> thank you, linh. the cause of this crash is under investigation. just moments ago, baltimore city police announce a new public enemy number 1. christopher goode is wanted for attempted murder and domestic violence. last month, goode stabbed the mother of his child 12 times in the neck. the mother did survive. goode is believed to be in south baltimore and is considered armed and extremely dangerous. anyone with information on goode is asked to call city police. >> and still more breaking news to tell you about. a jury has reached a verdict in the wrongful death trial of michael jackson. the verdict is expected to be in court next half hour. sued concert promoter, aeg, saying the company hired dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in jackson's death and that makes the company responsible. aeg contends jackson hired murray himself. we will bring you the verdict as soon as it is announced. a $189 million mega million jackpot. and the only ticket sold is here -- winning ticket was sold here in maryland. christie ileto has more. >> reporter: the winner has yet to come forward to claim his or her prize. while we have a mystery winner, it's no mystery, where this winning ticket was sold. hundreds of thousands of tickets printed. but only one ticket is a winner wednesday. maryland loty officials say it sold at a dash inn. >> this is not the first time someone saw this. i am so excited to see who won the lottery. >> reporter: the store gets money for selling the winning ticket. >> when you found out this was the store that sold the winning ticket. what ran through your mind? >> i could have kicked myself. because i didn't play. >> we don't know who the winner or winners is. >> the winner hand-selected these numbers. the jackpot is other worth $130 million in cash. $86 million after taxes. >> i wish i had played, though. >> i checked my ticket. no winner, you know? >> mega tickets are sold in 84 states. and the odds of winning, 175 million to 1. >> i play my odds every day. >> feeling lucky? >> i hope so. >> tons of people are lining up to be just like you. >> and the winner isn't the only one to be in on the prizes. smiling an awful lot. are you sure it's not you? >> somehow, standing there. thank you very much. winner has 182 days to claim his or her or their prize. well, we are continuing to enjoy a stretch of gorgeous, warm weather in northeast baltimore. the perfect day to get out and drive. and wjz found this owner and puppy, working up a sweat, taking an afternoon stroll. let's take a live look outside. blue skies are making for a beautiful evening for a boat ride. even if it's your job. meteorologist chelsea ingram is live at the inner harbor with the wjz mobile weather lab. take a look at temperatures here. still at 83 degrees now. 85 in d.c. 70 in oakland. ocean city dropped a little bit down to 78. and locally, temperatures still around 80 to 83 degrees. very, very warm afternoon. temperatures now. warm day yesterday, too. 5 degrees warmer. pax river. also in cumberland. let's check in with meteorologist chelsea ingram, live at the inner harbor. nice down there. with the wjz mobile weather lab. just look ahead. chelsea? >> hey, thanks, bob. it is wonderful out here. feels great. temperatures, take a look. with our weather station here on the wjz mobile weather lab, sitting just under 84 degrees. feels great humidity is low. but as you have been talking about. it's october 2nd today. take a look at this graphic. around 62 degrees. 72 degrees. step back in 1986. that was 89 degrees. now, we'll look forward to more of these warm temperatures as we look ahead, including your thursday. check out this graphic. we're going to keep filtering going to spend all of those warm temps. right on up into our neighborhood. that's going to stick around for the next couple of days. bob will have details coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. for now, i'm live with the wjz mobile weather lab. here at the baltimore inner harbor. let's go back inside to you guys. chelsea, thank you. the ravens are back at the practice field. still looking for their first road win of the year. training facility in owings mills. mark viviano has more on what the team is saying today. ravens do not stand. the ravens pull off an in- season trade. first time they've done that in franchise history. >> the big guys who block on the ravens' offensive line have had to shoulder heavy criticism lately. ray rice. and quarterback joe flacco has been hit and hurried. sacked four times. ravens went out and acquired a new offensive lineman. eugene monroe, starter at left tackle, comes to baltimore, in exchange for draft picks. >> he's going to bring us a high quality football player. you know, a guy we've had great respect for. very highly rated in our board. >> we just put our heads down. like i said, we just work. >> flacco is reserving judgment on the trade. and instead of focusing on the offensive line, the cornerback said he's the one to blame. his five intersections atalo are the most he's ever thrown in a game. >> i don't have a problem with anybody looking at me and putting losses on me, when something like that happens. iz feel like that's the way we should be trying to win football games when we need to. if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. you should come to me. and the ravens are awaiting completion of details before they officially welcome eugene to town. coach john harbaugh says they'll wait to see if the new guy is able to help them out when they play at miami. more on the ravens coming up, back to you for now. and of course, you can see the ravens take on the miami dolphins, sunday. here on wjz. and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. with all the national parks and museums closed, it's a bad time to be a tourist in d.c. i'm monique griego. coming up, what attractions in maryland are seeing to boot. airport evacuations. the bomb squad is called to a florida airport. the latest on what they found. new trial bid. convicted sex offender, jerry sandusky asked to be retried. the decision straight ahead. and another warmer, autumn evening in our area. your complete first warning forecast is coming up. ,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? it is clear and 83. scary moments at a jacksonville airport, after a man tells security screeners he has a bomb. officials are saying the entire situation was a hoax. and he is now being held on $1 million bond. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie with more on that incident. rochelle? >> reporter: that man actually told officials he also had a detonator. all of that turned out not to be true. >> reporter: tense moments at the jacksonville airport, after 39-year-old gelto cosavix claims to have a bomb. >> he didn't claim to have security. and one of the tsa agents asked him to come back and check in. and he didn't want to do that. >> reporter: within minutes, authorities had the man in custody, as the bomb disawd moved -- squad moved in to having. >> it they did a device that was rendered to be safe. >> reporter: two suspicious packages were found. neither of them explosives. cosavick is now charged with making a frawls report about -- false report about planting a bomb and presenting a hoax bomb. but no one is laughing. >> they are stuck in the planes. and they moved further and further away from the airport. >> reporter: passengers are immediately evacuated from the airport and taken to a nearby hotel as an aggressive sweep was conducted. >> passed us until about 11:00 last night. >> reporter: little is known about cosavick, a u.s. citizen, from bosnia. and leaving hundreds of passengers to wait. >> reporter: and the jacksonville international airport is back open. flightsflights from jacksonville to baltimore came in with no problem. i'm rochelle ritchie, live tonight. wjz eyewitness news. >> rochelle, thank you. as of right now, the fbi is still investigating. some more breaking news out of anne arundel county, at this hour. a car has gone into a home in glen burnie. captain jeff long is in sky eye chopper 13 over the scene. captain jeff? >> anne arundel first responders are on scene, where this suv has smashed through the front of this house. now, there's two ambulances on scene. but we don't have any information on any injuries. there's also a fire truck and a couple of police cars. and the neighbors have started to gather around out front. now, we do also know that the building inspector has been -- has been called in to check this out before they go ahead and remove that vehicle. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> all right. thank you, jeff. and of course, we'll follow this story and bring you more information as it becomes available. right now, let's check in with bob. another beautiful evening out there, bob. >> unbelievable weather out here. >> and we've got more headed our way. if you loved today, you'll love the next three or four days probably. let's take a look at temps now. staying at 83. humidity, 41%. northwest winds at 7. the barometer, holding steady there. 30 inches, even. come back and look at the end of the week and the weekend after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, stir we are live with the wjz mobile weather lab here at the inner harbor. where it is a comfortable 84 degrees. bob has a look at your updated first warning forecast inside on tv hill. bob. >> you bet. a lot of folks outside, running. very pleasant night. take a look at terms now. still warm, too. 82. 83, 85 in d.c. however, it's not that humid. in fact, 83 actually feels like 82, with a dew point of 57. 70 in oakland. and 78 in ocean city. we have a west/woargt northwest -- west/northwest breeze. it will begin to calm down somewhat. 10 in oakland. we've had the warm temperatures. a dry wind coming down from the west/northwest. now, during the day tomorrow. still high pressure over the entire eastern end of the country. dominating most everybody. except alabama, mississippi, gulf moisture, showers down there. and to the northwest, we've got showers and some cooler rain over the dakotas. some of the mountains got quite a bit of snow the last couple of days. that front will slowly but surely approach our region. maybe some shower activity, finally in the region. and a break in the temperatures. here in the east. again, the next several days, well above average. normals by tomorrow, down by about 71. we expect to be again in the mid-80s. a weak frontal boundary will may across the area and put us in slightly colder air. i mean like maybe 2 degrees. then we go back into the warmer air friday. and into the weekend. jerry now. goodbye, jerry. maybe the last we see of jerry. however, we dove to -- do have to watch this enhanced air here. south of cuba, could become a tropical depression by later tomorrow. there you see jerry going nowhere. and that's good news. east winds, 5 to 10 knots. bay temp around 70. sunrise, 7:05. tonight, then, just a few clouds coming in late. otherwise, a mild night, wia low -- with a low near 60. tomorrow, 84. slightly cooler than today, with a lot of sunshine and high clouds moving through from time to time. so stay on the warm side, friday and saturday again in the mid-80s. >> that's wonderful. amazingly wonderful. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. bumps in the road. and bottlenecks. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news. that's how experts are describing the rush for obama care. kenya mall massacre. surprising numbers about the new terrorists carried out about the shooting. motorcycle attack. a deadly confrontation between bikes ask a driver. but who is to blame? 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causing it to clip his bike. >> i wouldn't say that he purposely did it. >> reporter: the driver hit the gas and mowed down another driver -- biker, breaking both of his legs and possibly paralyzing him. after a two-mile chase, police say several bikers sparked the -- smashed the window was of the suv and slashed at the driver. his wife and 2-year-old daughter were notjured. >> reporter: police were prepared that the motorcycle gang might show up here at the courthouse to support cruz. but only his mother and girlfriend showed up at his arraignment. >> reporter: prosecutors decided not to charge another person seen punching the windows of the suv. the biker suicide is said to be cooperating in the investigation. riders blocked traffic so they could perform stunts. police say on the day of the attack, they received more than 200 calls about the bikers driving recklessly. alison harmelin, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the driver of the suv did need some stitches. he has not been charged. no new trial. an appeals court turns down form penn state coach jerry sandusky. >> the supreme court is the next and final chance for sandusky. an appeals panel volted famsly -- voted unanimously today, that sandusky doesn't deserve a gnaw trial, after being convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys. sandusky argued his attorneys didn't have enough time to prepare for the trial and that the judge made an error in instructing the jury. >> sandusky's attorney said he plans to file for supreme court view. new details tonight about the massacre at a mall in kenya that left 67 people dead. unreleased surveillance video shows four armed surveillance videos at the attack. two more were found under the rubble last night. the terrorist group said there will be more violence, unless kenya removes its troops from somalia. healthcare website are still seeing delays. political reporter pat warren. >> it appears that maryland's website is a victim of its own success. >> reporter: all the tv ads. ♪ [ music ] >> all the seminars. >> and the personal enlistment of the commander in chief. >> maryland, i'm asking for your help. i need your help. tell your friends. tell your family. get covered. get on that website. >> all combined to create a cyber stampede, as 100,000 people tried to access maryland health connection.gov. >> we expected there be some bumps in the road. >> reporter: it looks like it might be working now. but -- >> reporter: but our repeated efforts to connect to the health connection failed to let us connect to the account. there are website warnings that you may experience delays and the ceo of access maryland says they're working on it. >> but what's important to realize is people have six montes to do this. so there's no urgency, necessarily, to do it today or tomorrow. people have time. right now, there's lots of unexpected bottlenecks and delays. >> reporter: the maryland health connection saw 1,000 hits a minute at times when it went online yesterday. >> reporter: tried to correct those glitches, combined with the fact that people will realize they have six months to sign up, is expected to make the whole process go smoother in the next couple of weeks. i'm pat warren reporting. now, back to you. >> okay, pat. thank you. anyone who already has health insurance is not affected by obama care. an unsettling incident at a baltimore county high school is under investigation tonight. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene at catonsville high school. the school principal says an adult male tried to lure a female student into the woods on bloomberry avenue. officials say the girl ran towards an apartment complex. she did get away. today, counselors and teachers talked with students about the incident. anne arundel county police released new images they hope can help them catch a robber, who hit the same bank twice in a month. in one of the robberies, the female suspect fled in this four-door black sedan. police say she held up the bank of glen burnie on september 13th, and then again the 28th. both times, she got away with cash. anyone with information is asked to call police. time now for a quick look at the baltimore sun. more on the death of best- selling baltimore born author, tom clancy. a roundup of bike racing and running festivals this fall. an analysis of ravens trade for offensive line and help. and a look at other deals that could be in the works. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast in wjz's first other than wag weather team. thanks to the government shutdown, tourism in washington, d.c. is taking a big hit. national parks and museums remain closed. monique griego has more on how that's bringing a boost to business in baltimore. >> reporter: it's a bad time to be a tourist in d.c. national parks, monuments and museums remain closed up and blocked off for day 2 of the government shutdown. >> pretty disappointing. hope they can fix it up pretty soon. >> expensive trip for nothing. >> reporter: with tourists being turned away from the capital, some are expecting a boost in visitors. >> see if they can explore something different with all of the facilities shut down in d.c. >> reporter: jane valentine says she's been inundated with calls from schools in maryland, virginia and other states that planned on going to the national zoo but are coming to the baltimore zoo snead instead. >> rather than cancel the trips, they're looking for another venue. >> reporter: the zoo is already seeing a boost in visitors because of all of the federal workers out of work. >> fun because i get to spend the day at the zoo. but the lack of pay may not be fun. so hopefully we get batock back to work soon. >> i needed to get away from the tv. i've been watching it nonstop. and it's just too much. >> reporter: too soon to tell how many people may head north because of the shutdown. but with u law makers going -- with lawmakers going in circle, attractions are getting ready. >> aquarium, baltimore museum of art, walters. we all could see folkses looking for an activity to do. >> reporter: the statue of liberty, grand canyon and mount rush more are some of the other bigger attractions closed to the public. still to come on eyewitness news. cognitive impairment. what a new study shows about intensive care patients and their memories. [ crashing ] violent chain-reaction crash. how it happened. and the latest on the investigation to the bus driver involved. i'm live with the wjz mobile weather lab here at the inner harbor. bob will have a look at your thursday and five-day forecast forecasts in just a bit. at this hour. for updates and the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] a frightening chain reaction accident, involving a school bus and two trucks is under investigation in washington state. brtion are. >> reporter: . >> reporter: state troopers say one bus driver bumped into a pickup truck in tacoma, then rear-ended another bus. there were no children on board and no one was hurt. the female bus driver was ticketed for negative bus driving. investigating whether she was wearing her seat belt properly. in tonight's wjz healthwatch other a new study shows many intensive care patients who survived the life- threatening illness may leave the hospital with problems similar to alzheim are's. marlie hall reports for wjz. >> at just 46, lisa uribe struggles with her memory. her problem started with a long stay in intensive care after developing sepsis. >> being lost. being somewhere and not knowing why they're there. >> reporter: research shows many patients like lisa, with memory problems with leave the hospital with long-term cognitive impairment. researchers looked at long-term icu patients. they found 34% made nem more likely to end up in the hospital. >> what nobody has shown before is that 32 our r out of four people are leaving the hospital with profound impairment that looked a lot like alzheimer's disease or traumatic brain injury. >> delirium is common for patients who are confused or critically ill. they suggest a change in icu care, including weaning off sedatives earlier. >> have patients more alert in the icu and walking. >> it's been a year and a half for lisa. >> the hardest part forever me is having expectations on myself. every day, i wake up, thinking this is the gay day i'm going to about being -- this is the day i'm going to go back to my normal life. >> reporter: in new york, marlie hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> doctors are recommending cognitive rehabilitation for lisa. and they've prescribed a drug to treat alzheimer's disease, to keep what brain function she has. an ancient discovery is made underground in central london. check this out. workers found about 20 of these romany skulls. more than 10,000 ark logical fighters have been found. i wonder how they know they're roman? i'm sure they have a way. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. a new study out tonight, finds that patients in intensive care, often leave with brain damage. we'll look at why tonight on the cbs evening news. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, and still more breaking news to tell you about tonight. a jury has now reached a verdict in the wrongful death trial of michael jackson. the verdict was read in court moments ago. the jury ruled that concert promoter aeg was not negligent in hiring dr. conrad murray and therefore is not liable in michael jackson's death. this is considered a victory for aeg. and there will be no damages awarded in theis ca. it may be the second day of october bvmentd but feels like spring outside. take a look outside. clear conditionses for this evening's commute. and meteorologist chelsea ingram is live with the mobile weather van. and bob turk is updating the five-day forecast. first, let's check in with chelsea. >> here's what you can expect for tomorrow. temperatures around 60 degrees, with mostly clear to mostly sunny skies. clouds will start to increase by the afternoon. we're looking at highs in the mid-80s for most spots. it will carry us into the evening with temperatures around 75 degrees for dinnertime. now, let's go inside to bob for a look at the next five days. bob? >> it stays on the warm side. 86. clouds come in sunday and monday. maybe a shower here. late sunday. better chance of showers and thunder here. monday, with a high down to 78. that's still about 80 degree -- 8 degrees above normal. denise to. week 5 of the nfl season is here. and the picks are coming in for the pro football challenge. jessica kartalija is at cbsbaltimore.com to update this week's standing. >> reporter: our bobblehead leader board remains a very tight race. don scott is on top with 43 points. mark viviano at 42 points in second. i'm in third with 41. not far behind, meteorologist chelsea ingram and mary bubala with 40 points. you can still sign up to play. go to cbs baltimore.com. click on the links about halfway down the page. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through the regular football season. it's just one entry per person. and you're competing with people nationally for prizes. come here and sign up. i'm jessica kartalija. back to you. >> and the ranks are looking for their first win on the roads. see the ravens at the dolphins, sunday, 1:00 p.m., here on wjz. and still to come tonight. the ravens are back on the practice field, as we said, looking to rebound from that disappointing loss in buffalo. mark viviano is live with the latest from terrell suggs. that's just ahead in sports. ,,, back on the practice field. mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. here's live at the ranks training center. mark? >> we talked so much about the season starting. roster still changing. ravens, awaiting their new arrival of offensive lineman. he is eugene monroe. acquired in the trade with the jacksonville jaguars. monroe could be practicing here as early as tomorrow. jacoby jones did practice today. it's his first workout since the season opener. jones, the wide receiver and kick returner, making his comeback from a knee injury. the ravens' defense suffered injured pride in the loss to buffalo this sunday. more than 200 yards. now, the ravens have long prided themselves as run stoppers. today, i asked linebacker terrell suggs how they respond after such a letdown? >> if anything, it's very rare to happen to us. we kind of respond to it quickly. >> we waive up some things that we normally do. just like last week, we gave up some things we don't normally do. we just have to get back to being ourselves and doing what we do best. and that's not playing around. >> crew will head south to miami. dolphins, mainly a passing team. you can see this matchup here on wjz. coverage kicks off sunday at 1:00. meanwhile, the weekend in college football. features a real challenge for the university of maryland. as the terrapins head to tallahassee to take on the florida state seminoles. now, the seminoles are a national title contender. they, too, like the terps have a purchase record. and they have a high-scoring offense. florida state, led by freshman quarterback james winston. threw for 340 yards and four attaches. terps getting ready to face the quarterback, known as james jameus? >> you can see us doing all of the things that they're asking to do. he's a very good quarterback. and somebody that concerns you when you have to, you know, go and play defense against him because again, he's a guy that has the ability to throw the ball. he has the ability to do something with his feet. and when you get those type of quarterbacks, it always makes it tough on the defense. >> and maryland has had an ixtraweek to prepare since its last game. that was the blowout win over west virginia, played in baltimore. terps at florida state saturday, and a noon kickoff. play-off baseball in the city of pittsburgh for the first time in 21 years. a packed house for the national league wildcard game. the pirates delivered a win over the cincinnati reds. russell martin hit two home runs. the first of them came in the third inning that gave the pirates a 2-0 lead. and that early advantage would hold up against the starting pitcher francisco olirriano. ends up a 6-2 pirates win. they advance to the division round. they'll be starting a series at st. louis tomorrow. american league wild card game. tampa bay plays at cleveland. more on the ravens coming up tonight at 11:00. that will wrap it up here in owings mills for now. back to you. back to you. >> thank you ,,,,,,,, the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. it's an episode of csi at 10:00, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. the south korean zoo is welcoming its two newest editions. these two rare, white lion cubs were unveiled to the public today. dozens gathered around to watch the cute 2-month-old cubs playing. they are currently being raised by zookeepers. oh, my gosh. they will be introduced to the larger family when they are 7 months old. the zoo says there are only 300 of its kind left in the world. so it's a triumph on many, many -- >> i'll take that over the pandas any day. >> so cute. that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11:00. i'm vic cart er. and for bob and mark, i'm denise koch. don't go away. there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. sphwhrel good evening. no one was more lonely on this second day of the partial government shutdown than the president. president lincoln. his memorial, one of the many national park sites, forced to close. 800,000 federal workers nationwide have been furloughed. their lost salaries alone are estimated to cost the economy $300 million every day. protester vicki matureo, at the federal building in los angeles summed it up for a lot of folks. the white house is open. this is a live picture. president obama called congressional leaders of both parties there this evening to try to break the impasse. also there is senior white house correspondent bill plante. bill, a meeting is still going on. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right, scott. it's been under way now for almost an hour.