69 at lunch going to a high of 66. any complications on the commute? here's sharon with traffic. >> good morning. our biggest complication has now cleared. that accident 95 northbound at maryland 22, we have just learned it's cleared, it was blocking two right lanes. a new issue though, some emergency road work, that is going to be on northbound belair road at 695, the northbound ramp to the inner loop of the beltway is blocked for emergency road work. that detour is posted. otherwise speeds on the beltway looking great. same for 95 southbound between whitemarsh and the tunnel. west side of the beltway still smooth at exit 17 and there's 95 just south of maryland 22 where we had that earlier accident, everything running smoothly. now wjz has the stories people are talking about. don? the case of a much talked about local cardiologist is now in the hands of a jury. wjz's mike schuh live outside the courthouse in towson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a high-profile developer says that this surgery was unnecessary and cost him $50 million. now he's asking a jury here to give it back. after dr. mark midei, the hospital's former catheterization lab director was accused of giving patients unnecessary cardiac stents. >> dr. midei said it was 90%. after they reviewed everything it was 10%. >> reporter: those percentages refer to blockages in blood vessels. the higher the number the greater the need for a stent. the case dates back to 2009 when letters were first mailed to dr. midei's patients including businessman glen weinberg, a partner of the company behind such large developments like the maryland live casino. weinberg's case is now being heard in baltimore county circuit court. he claims he lost about $50 million after scaling back his business to deal with matters of the heart. after being diagnosed by dr. midei. in court monday weinberg's attorney told the jury -- >> reporter: last week dr. midei testified weinberg would have died without the procedure, midei's attorney also fired back saying tests clearly showed weinberg had unknowingly suffered a heart attack and "there were abnormal changes to the heart." dr. midei was an independent contractor and had been head of st. joseph's catheterization lab since 1995 where he performed thousands of cardiac stent operations. >> what i is it was what i would -- did was what i would want for anyone in my own family. they were treated appropriately and with the highest regard for their well being. >> reporter: he since resigned from the hospital which also is listed in the $150 million lawsuit. he resigned in 2009. the hospital now has a new owner. i'm mike schuh reporting live in towson. back to you. >> thank you very much. midei's medical license was revoked in 2011. in washington, dc the president says problems with the web site for the affordable care act will be fixed and that everyone who wants to get health insurance will be able to do so soon. the president spoke from the rose garden after three weeks of computer glitches with healthcare.gov. the white house says more than 19 million people visited that site and yes many have experienced problems and delays. >> the problem has been that the web site that is supposed to make it easy to apply for and purchase the insurance is not working the way it should for everybody. there's no sugar-coating it. >> republicans in congress say fixing the web site won't fix their problems with the fort -- affordable care act. a school shooting in sparks, nevada. police say the child that brought a gun to school is one of the two dead there. >> reporter: dozens found the strength to attend a vigil last night for math teacher michael landsberry, killed during a school shooting near reno, nevada. >> he was like a second dad to me when i went there. he cared so much about the students. >> reporter: police say the 45-year-old military veteran tried to stop the 13-year-old gunman monday morning by telling him to lower his weapon but instead the teen shot landsberry in the chest. >> he said i would help you guys. i would do anything for you guys. i guess that meant taking a bullet. he did. >> reporter: landsberry's sister told reporters she's not surprised her brother lost his life trying to protect students. the shooting at sparks middle school started 7:15, law enforcement officials say they arrived within three minutes but by the time they got there the shooter had already wounded two students, killed landsberry and turn the gun on himself. >> he said you ruined my life and i'm going to ruin yours. >> reporter: police say it's too early to determine whether the 13-year-old student targeted specific people. jerika duncan, cbs news. >> the names of the student with the gun or two students he injured haven't been released. one of the students was shot in the shoulder, the other in the stomach. their injuries are said to be not life threatening. police say the 13-year-old used his parents' gun. we have some surveillance video from russia, a suicide bomber attacking a bus filled with people. and we should warn you some viewers may find the video disturbing. >> as you saw the bus burst into flames and smoke. fragments of what appear to be window frames and other parts of the bus scattered across the area. six are dead, more than 30 hurt. investigators say the suicide bomber was the wife of a russian islamic militant. a florida man who admits to stabbing his girlfriend 32 times has learned his fate. 22-year-old robert burton was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole yesterday. police say he attacked melissa domey after she broke up with him last year. domey testified burton asked her for one last hug and began to stab her during that embrace. doctors say it is a miracle she survived. in montgomery county a 7-year-old is in critical condition after her mother hits her with their suv. police say 41-year-old wen ha song was backing up an suv like that one in potomac sunday night. she hit her little girl without knowing it, continued to the grocery store. that suv is equipped with a backup camera but police say she may have turned it off for a recent driving test. also caught on camera -- a copper thief striking a bge substation in anne arundel county. it's a dangerous growing problem for the utility and meghan mccorkell with more on the crime. >> reporter: good morning. the latest theft happened at a bge substation in gambrills thursday and officials say it's not the first time that facility has been targeted. police looking for this man who they say took a dangerous and sometimes deadly risk. investigators say he cut through a fence at this high voltage volt bge substation thursday, a facility that requires workers to wear flame retardant suits at all times. >> many times thieves can be severely or fatally injured. >> reporter: investigators say the man stole various amounts of copper, got away and it's not the first theft case here. bge has become a prime target for copper thieves with substations, even power poles being hit. >> we have cameras in many locations and we take other proactive steps and work very closely with local law enforcement. >> reporter: the fbi named copper theft a threat to critical infrastructure. according to the national insurance crime bureau between 2006 and 2008 nearly 14,000 metal thefts were reported. that number skyrocketed to more than 25,000 thefts between 2009 and 2012, 96% of the thefts involved copper. with the price of copper on the rise more are risking their lives to get it, that is why officials want this man caught. bge officials have started painting some of their copper wires bright green so that scrap metal dealers will now it's been stolen from the utility. meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the department of copper energy -- copper thefts causes billions of dollars in losses every year. apple is slated to hold its latest media event in san francisco this afternoon. the tech giant is expected to showcase new products including a new and improved i-pad. it's just rumor for now. apple has told reporters there should be a lot to cover. in sports the ravens have an extra week to prepare for the next game. that means extra time to look at what is going on so far. john harbaugh criticized several players' poor play in the last few weeks. the team lost two straight and is now under .500 for the season. harbaugh talked about addressing team needs as they try to improve that record. >> we're going to do whatever it takes, trade guys, we'll cut guys, we'll sign guys, we'll coach guys. we'll change schemes. doesn't matter. we're going to find a way to get better. that's the business we're in. we got the men for the job. i like our guys. >> the team made good on trading players. bryant mckinney has been exchanged to the miami dolphins. he had been with the ravens for two and-a-half years. >> i know members of the media that dealt with with bryant mckinney, they all said he was a right guy. man of his word. he said he would there be, he would be there. was always cordial to fans and hosts alike. so, i just had, like, brian billick flash in my mind. i'll tell you why. everybody's walking around, the whole city is kind of walking around, all of raven nation, you know, just -- we're not on the edge of the ledge. everybody's kind of walking around -- you know what i mean? >> sure. >> in a kind of in a graymental mode -- gra mental mode. >> i'll give you that. >> billick would say that shows passion and commitment. and that that's a beautiful thing. that's how you would have to look at the angst in the city now with raven nation. it shows passion, it shows commitment. without that what have you got? no raven nation. >> ok. i just hope it doesn't get more beautiful. >> i -- i understand but you also understand what i'm saying? >> sure. >> it shows a really good side of why we do what we do. ok, now that i channeled billick do i look like i'm 6'1"? >> in that chair yes. >> thank you. here's tropical storm lorenzo. lorenzo formed out to sea, headed out to sea, as far as i'm concerned that's the last time i'm going to say that. having said that, lornseso is in the middle of the ocean. locally here we've got showers winging our way as this frontal boundary we've been discussing for a few days finally gets to the mid-atlantic. behind that front is when we get into the 50s. today variably cloudy skies, a couple of showers later. high of 66 degrees. look at first warning doppler weather radar and we'll show you how close the showers are to your specific neighborhood, coming up shower -- shortly. there's a man with ravens' commitment and desire, ron, how are you? >> section 540, love, you got it. sunday here at kali's court in fells point we've got a wonderful fundraiser coming up. we've got lynn coughlin, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. >> reporter: our pleasure, caitlin rockwell. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is the catch a lift foundation, helping americas veterans, and we're going to talk about a special guy from baltimore when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "just found a @dunkindonuts pumpkin flavored k-cup pack in my coffee stash -- best day ever!!! #mydunkin" get two boxes of dunkin' k-cup packs for just $19.99. share your story. hi, we're from baltimore. good morning, wjz. >> ladies, good morning. thank you for joining us. 46, calm wind, 89% humidity. barometer 29.88. 52 hagerstown and dc. elkton 46. 49 ocean city. mid-50s pax river. 50 westminster, 46 bel air and columbia. low 50s rock hall and annapolis and kent island. first warning doppler weather radar really shows nothing locally but out to the west, this frontal boundary that is going to be moving our way through the day. this action coming through the upper tennessee valley, lower ohio valley, it's going to tack us with showers. i'm going to say pretty much in the afternoon. not a lot of rain but any time afternoon i think we're going to see moisture, obviously behind this cold front. as we've been discussing it's not only going to get cooler but chilly with temperatures averaging 10 degrees below normal. 66 degrees will be the high this date. later on a little rain developing. again not looking for a ton of rain, 45. some spotty showers tomorrow with a high of 56 degrees. give it a 56 thursday, 54 friday. saturday 56. almost back to 60 sunday. it's going to be chilly but once you get by that bump in the road it will be sunny and nice fall weather trend other than the temperatures continues. don? let's go straight to sharon gibala with with traffic. >> good morning. if you are just about to head out we have a new problem. this one in annapolis, vehicle fire reported on 66 a near riva road. also have that emergency construction on northbound belair road at 695. northbound ramp to the inner loop there blocked temporarily. also watch for an accident goth at overview avenue. if you're headed to the beltway still no official delay on the top or west side of the beltway, 95 southbound still full speed as well. 95 south of maryland 22 where we had that earlier accident everything is running nicely now. no problems on the west side of the beltway at exit 17. this traffic report brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you ever dream of the places you would like to go? toyota is ready to take you there. now is the time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. let's go places. back to you. let's go to fells point in the legendary kali's court. good morning, ron. >> reporter: legendary is right. kali's court, one of the great restaurants in baltimore and they are stepping up helping the community this sunday, a big benefit for the catch a lift foundation. lynn coughlin is here with the foundation. let's talk about catch a lift and how it started. i know you did it in honor of your brother. >> yes. chris coughlin, went to school in baltimore. enlisted a month shy of his 41st birthday after post 9/11 serving the country. he died in afghanistan in 2009. >> reporter: you wanted to do something and you started catch a lift in honor of chris. >> yes. he believes very strongly in physical fitness, maintaining health, mental fitness and he worked out everyday, he said i would catch a lift at the gym. we started catch a lift where we send any veteran post 9/11 anywhere in america to the gym of their choice, we also give them home gym ekweu789 for many -- equipment for many of the home bound. >> reporter: awesome. how many states now? >> it's grown. we're in 43 states. we have hundreds and hundreds of veterans waiting now to get into the gym of their choice. >> reporter: wonderful thing you're doing. >> thank you. >> reporter: we've got darren here, kali's court, good to see you again. >> you too. >> reporter: let's talk about the big benefit on sunday. a lot of great food as you always do. >> this is the second time -- the second annual. last year was a fantastic success. lynn's family is wonderful. chris and i worked together with cordish, that is how we knew each other. i've got to know his family really well since then. she's done a fantastic job with everything. >> reporter: what's on the menu? >> we're going to do some of our things -- chicken kabobs, lamb chops, goat cheese, stuffed peppers with mushrooms, crab cakes of course, it's baltimore. cal marry -- calamari. we're going to do it up. the bar is going to be hopping as well i hope. >> reporter: you always do it up well here. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: caitlin rockwell, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> reporter: you do a lot of the coordinating of the veterans? >> yes. lynn and i start and end our day with really just trying to improve the physical fitness of veterans. things we take for granted, going to the gym. things that are not easy for them when they return. we're trying to make sure they can improve their physical health and mental health, we keep track of them monthly. to make sure they are going and help them get the support they need. >> reporter: lynn, sunday you're going to have all kinds of stuff going on at kali's court. >> big silent auction. we have a great guest coming from 3:00 to 4:00 for photo op, a surprise visit. >> reporter: 2:00 to 6:00. >> yes, be here. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. we appreciate all you do for the catch a lift foundation in honor of your brother. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's sunday right here at kali's court, fells point. the catch a lift foundation, last year you raised how much money? >> over $50,000. >> reporter: we're going to do it again this year. don and marty, live in fells point, back to you. have a great day. >> thank you. still to come -- >> i'm mary bubala. a facelift for baltimore's washington monument. we'll detail the changes coming up. ,,,, [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. with everything. no. no no no no no. mommy's here. but instead she gives him capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. 6:25. one of the great landmarks is about to get a facelift. here's mary bubala with more. >> reporter: baltimore's washington monument offers amazing panoramic views of the the city, 178 feet above charles street but that view has been off limits for three years after the structure was deemed unsafe. the nonprofit organization in charge of the renovation takes us inside the monument today showing us how water leaks have weakened the structure, by rusting metal support brackets and hollowing out mortar. so scaffolding will go up encasing the outside of the monument as it undergoes a $5 million renovation. >> the monument is approaching its 200th birthday. with that in mind there's a lot of damage to the exterior basically caused by water. >> reporter: the mount vernon place conservancy is working in partnership with the city to guide the careful restoration of the city's historic jewel. >> you can really see all the damage that moisture has caused. there's just so much mortar that is crumbling out of all the joints here and so all of this needs to be stablized, you need to remove any mortar that is loose. >> reporter: the big question, will the city still be able to have its lighting of the monument to kick off the holiday season? >> three, two, one! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the city says the time honored tradition will happen this year. the city's chief of parks tells me the 42nd annual lighting is on the schedule. >> i have seen an e-mail that said we start in january so we've got to make sure the lights are down by january after the lighting so yeah. >> reporter: the monument should be back open to the public on the fourth of july 2015, the monument's bicentennial. mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >> it took almost 15 years to build that monument from 1815 to 1829. next up here on wjz - >> republicans demand answers about the botched rollout of the government's health insurance web site. i'm tara mergener in washington with the story coming up. >> the verdict in the case. st. joe's stent doctor is in the hands of the jury. i'm mike schuh live in towson with the story next. >> good morning. this woman claims she was discriminated against by hooters and it all has to do with her hair. i'm derek valcourt, i'll explain coming up. >> sharon gibala with wjz traffic control. starting to see a little more volume on the roads. does that mean delays? straight ahead. over to marty. >> sandra bullock and melissa mccarthy brought the heat to theaters this summer. the sellout comedy is now out on blu ray and dvd. more on "coffee with." ,, what can you score at t.j.maxx? designer jewelry. the hottest beauty trends. the latest handbags. style for your guy or your best friend. for less than department stores. check out all the designer brands maxxinistas are scoring. into an easy dinner with crescent dogs. just separate, add hot dogs, cheese, roll 'em up, and bake. lookin' hot, c-dog. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. 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[ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. it's the bottom of the hour. a live look at spaghetti junction shows it's pretty busy at this hour, but major traffic problems elsewhere. sharon will have them after marty's first warning weather. >> we lost three degrees since we came on the air at 4:55. 46 degrees on tv hill. it's always chilliest just before dawn. that was the overnight low. the normal overnight low is 44. so pretty close to the number. it's warmer than this time yesterday. first warning doppler shows showers to the west that won't be a factor until after lunch and this evening. 65 at lunch on its way to a high of 66. don? what awaits you on the way to work or school? here's sharon gibala with traffic. >> good morning. a couple of issues out there still including that fire in annapolis, a vehicle fire reported 665 near riva road. also emergency construction northbound belair road, that is blocking the northbound ramp to the inner loop of the beltway. also an accident in the city on goth at overview. if you're headed to the beltway, usual delays, 50 miles per hour is now your outer loop average, 95 southbound still pretty much at full speed between the beltway and the tunnel. that is a live look at the west side, again, getting busier at exit 17. that is the west side. top side still delay-free at harford road but also getting busier. now wjz has the stories people are talking about. here's don. some 19 million people visited health care.gov since the web site opened three weeks ago but as you no doubt have heard there's been multiple problems. the president is now vowing changes. here's tara mergener reporting for wjz. >> reporter: house republicans get back to work today and want to know what went wrong with the government's web site consumers use to shop for health insurance plans. >> they told us over and over again that they were going to be ready. >> reporter: congressman fred upton, chairman of the house energy and commerce committee will hold a hearing thursday to look into the glitches. monday he issued a statement. it's time for all those responsible to explain what happened. >> there's no excuse for the problems. >> reporter: president obama is promising fixes. among the changes, a new feature called "see plans now" which shows the price of health insurance before opening an account. sources tell cbs news in late september the administration requested web site developers drop this shop first feature. house republicans say it was a political move to hide the sticker shock of health insurance costs. but president obama insists the insurance plans are affordable. >> in some cases actually it's exceeding expectations. the prices are lower than we expected, the choice is greater than we expected. >> reporter: the white house says $500,000 people applied but the administration won't say how many of them have been able to enroll. in washington, tara mergener, mergener wjz eyewitness news. the chairman of the republican party accuses the white house of hiding the real numbers and filed a freedom of information act request to find out exactly how many people have been able to enroll. a new york city police officer charged with taking part in a violent road rage incident will not testify before a grand jury. the undercover detective no longer wants to speak before the panel before it decides whether or not to indict him. fellow officers say the detective was part of a group of motorcyclists seen on surveillance video chasing and then beating an suv driver. attorneys for the officer say the video clearly shows he did not attack the driver. in our area -- a jury returns to the courthouse in towson later today for the case of dr. mark midei. wjz and mike schuh are live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. high profile developer claims that the surgery was unnecessary, in the time he had to take off in order to recover, it cost him $50 million. after dr. mark midei, the hospital's former catheterization lab director was accused of giving patients unnecessary cardiac stents. >> dr. midei says it was 90%. after they reviewed everything it was 10%. >> reporter: those percentages refer to blockages in blood vessels, the higher of -- the number of greater need for a stent. the case dates back to 2009 when letters were first mailed to dr. midei mid's patients including businessman weinberg who is behind large developments like the maryland live casino. his case is now being heard in court. he claims he lost about $50 million after scaling back his business to deal with matters of the heart. after being diagnosed by dr. midei. in court monday weinberg's attorney told the jury "midei inserted three metal objects into a man's heart where they don't belong." last week dr. midei testified weinberg would have died without the procedure. midei's attorney also fired back saying tests clearly showed weinberg had unknowingly suffered a heart attack and "there were abnormal changes to the heart." dr. midei was an independent contractor and had been head of st. joseph's catheterization lab since 1995 where he performed thousands of cardiac stebt operations. >> what i did was what i would want for myself, for anyone in my family, my mother, father. they were treated appropriately and with the highest regard for their well being. >> reporter: he since has resigned from st. joseph's hospital which also is listed in the $150 million lawsuit. that hospital now has a new owner, partially due to this problem and these cases that that have arisen. mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you very much. midei lost his medical license in 2011. city police make an arrest following a fatal stabbing in northwest baltimore. 30-year-old gabriel smith is charged with second degree murder in the death of letreesha gowdy. police say it happened on fairview avenue saturday. it's not clear what the motive may have been. a record 41 bears have been killed on the first day of the hunting season here in maryland. according to the media partner "the baltimore sun" it's the most productive first day since hunting was revived in 2004. the previous r0rd for the first day -- record for the first day was 38. the first bear taken was also the biggest so far, a 315-pounder. a former hooters employee files a racial discrimination suit against her employer. it centers around her hair. here's derek valcourt with the story. >> reporter: good morning. specifically that complaint alleges that white waitresses at hooters are allowed to have highlights in their hair but black waitresses are not. 25-year-old barren johnson's blonde highlights at the center of this complaint filed with the maryland commission on civil rights. >> my other co-workers all had different colors in their hair like red and blonde highlights. i didn't think it would be an issue. >> reporter: johnson was fired from her job as a waitress at baltimore's harborplace hooters in august after managers told her her hair color violated employee image standards. >> they specifically said black women don't have blonde in their hair so you need to take it out. >> reporter: jessica webber is her attorney. >> what is wrong is federal and state law clearly say that employers can't include two separate and distinct rules governing employee standards, one for african-americans and one for everyone else. that is exactly what hooters did here. >> why don't we just not define hairstyles for anyone? >> reporter: baltimore delegate mary washington agrees employers need to be able to define personal appearance and grooming standards but she's already drafting legislation that would prevent employers from requiring or prohibiting specific hairstyles. she says johnson is just one of many examples. >> also there's some women and men who are told to dye their hair, that if they are gray somehow they don't -- they are not projecting a youthful image. so i think really further clarifying hair and restricting employers from doing that will help all kinds of people. >> reporter: for their part hooters declined to comment citing the pending litigation. the case is now in the hands of the maryland commission for civil rights who's investigation could take months. at the inner harbor, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> delegate washington expects to prefile her bill before the next legislative session in annapolis. a longtime tradition is coming back. the annual bay bridge walk was cancelled several years ago. now a private company is bringing a version of it back. a 10k race across the bridge will be held on november 9th of next year. with the registration beginning next month. three charities will benefit from the race. the chesapeake bay foundation, yellow ribbon fund and bosom bundyies. turning to football the new york giants get their first win of the season. it only took seven weeks. the g-men and the vikings were on "monday night football" last evening. the giants made several big place but also they took advantage of the struggling minnesota offense, the giants with several interceptions on the night and go on to win 23-7. as far as the ravens go the team has an extra week to prepare for the next game. that brings extra scrutiny and talk. john harbaugh pulled no punches yesterday as he criticized several players for poor play the last few weeks. the team lost its last two straight and now is under point 500 on the season and yesterday there was talk of addressing team needs as they try to improve on that record. >> we're going to do whatever it takes, trade guys, we'll cut guys, we'll sign guys, we'll coach guys. we'll change schemes. it doesn't matter. we're going to find a way to get better. that's the business we're in. we got the men for the job. i like our guys. >> true to his word yesterday the ravens sent offensive lineman brian bryant mckinney to the miami dolphins for a trade. mckinney had been with the team for two and-a-half seasons. >> pretty good guy. by all accounts, never met him. like some friends in radio said he was a good guy, we wish him the best in miami. mckinney played heads up ball the last five games last year. one of the big reasons we won a super bowl. we wish him nothing but the best. thank god it's the bye week. we'll leave it at that. a tropical storm should be noted. in the middle of the ocean, going to the middle of the ocean, not a factor, period. that's lorenzo. the tropics are still active to the end of november. frontal boundary moving our way today. that is going to give us a couple of showers later on. and change our temperatures as we move into the mid-week and week's end. where's the heat? that's the heat there. melissa mccarthy and sandra bullock have a hit that is now out on blu ray and dvd. more on "coffee with." ,,,,,,,,,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. hi, i'm lily. this is my sister delilah. we're from -- baltimore, maryland. good morning, wjz! >> awesome. that's one of the greatest greetings we've had ever. awesome, well done. 46 now, calm winds, 89% humidity, barometer 29.88. 46 oakland, 49 ocean city. 43 cumberland. 46 degrees in elkton. low to mid-50s hagerstown and easton, pax river. dc, annapolis and kent island. rock hall 57. upper 40s columbia, bel air and westminster. this frontal boundary moves our way today we're going to see clouds before not long. the skies are going to cloud up a bit by this afternoon and evening, a couple of showers around. it's been forecast the past couple of days. not just cooler but chillier too. normal daytime highs -- i mean normal daytime high is like 64. today 66 the high. normal overnight low mid-40s. 45 overnight. tomorrow look at that, we dive below normal. as a matter of fact at one point over the five-day we're 10 degrees below normal. 56 thursday, 54 friday, 56 saturday, 59 sunday. other than the temperatures it is just a continued run, a really sunny, pleasant fall weather. once you get by this bump in the road, tomorrow afternoon through sunday, beautiful. the rush now from sharon in traffic control. >> good morning. a few new bumps in the roads that could get in the way. first an accident on 175 at 32, another in upper co, route 30, hanover pike at frye road. 665 near riva rote. an accident at goth at overview, a watermain break now on joppa, that is 7 oaks avenue, all lanes blocked there. speeds now in the 40s on the top and west sides of the beltway. there's a look at the speeds on 95 southbound, just dipping below that posted speed limit there. a live look there at the delays at the top side of the beltway at harford road and another look at the west side moving a little better at exit 17. this traffic report brought to you by toyota of maryland. do you 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[ applause ] >> thank you, it's an honor to be here. i'm thrilled. >> i can tell. >> let me ask you this. when did being the director -- when did the title of spokesperson for the movie hit your job category being the director? >> you know, i guess it's my fault if you will. you like it -- it's all coming to me, if not i guess i take the blame. we're sort of the, the captain, we rally our troops and go into battle and hopefully a very funny movie comes out on the other side. i think we did it this time. >> what's interesting, you're not the first director we've had on because a movie has gone to blu ray dvd. i agree with your explanation. the buck stops right there. >> all i know is that an audience at home is never more excited when a director is on tv. [ laughter ] try to control your enthusiasm, everybody. manage it. >> look at it this way, blu ray/dvd, whatever genre, it's the director's cut, with the initial selling point of all of these - >> see what you missed. >> exactly. for me, what i love about the blu ray because i feel like my director's cut what is played in the theater, i love the movie. for the unrated we put in a few things we were always on the fence about that we liked but didn't have time for. those are in but what i love most about the blue ray and dvd and all the extra, tons of extra outtakes, alternate scenes, of just strings of jokes and improvs that people did. then there's five, count them, five commentary tracks including, i don't know if you're a fan of the old mystery science theater 3,000 show but we got the original guys from mystery science 3,000 to make fun of the movie on one of the tracks. >> it's awesome. that is cool. >> it's fun. very fun. i was happy to be made fun of by those gentleman. >> take us inside the ropes for a second. does a studio tell you is this is how much time you have on screen? not unlike a tv show? >> well -- they have a target they would like to hit. they don't -- they especially don't want things to be over two hours long. i agree, i don't want a comedy to generally be that long. "brides maids," the last one before this went a little longer than two hours but we always judge it by the fact at how the audience is responding. we do test screenings to make sure we're not boring people. and we'll make it as long as the audience will stay with us. yeah, you don't want to go forever. also it limits how many times they can show the movies in the theaters. anywhere between 90 minutes and two hours is their sweet spot. 1:45, one hour and 45 is the perfect length. >> i've got a question. your movie was out last summer, a big hit, now on dvd. many are coming out on dvd and blu ray and on demand the same day they come out in theaters. in some cases - >> yeah. >> on demand is coming out before theaters. what is the theory behind that? >> well, it depends on the size of the movie. i think it's a good thing because there's a lot of little movies that you don't necessarily get motivated to get in the car and pay all your money to go to the theater and pay for parking and get all the food versus if you're going to go, that looks interesting and say i can just kind of go on my cable box and get it for a nominal price, maybe we'll do that and stay home. i think it's great especially for smaller films that are fighting to find their place in the marketplace. you never are going to see "pacific rim" or something like that. "superman" doesn't need that. but the smaller independent fliments it's important to have that. >> you're right, you have the film festival in your house. in baltimore we have a couple of good indy movie houses. so we get more than maybe other cities our size. you made a great point, man. >> as a filmmaker there's nothing worse than making a movie that no one sees. that's why we do this. anything that gets it out and gets people talking about it, is great. >> we have to run. thank you for indulging us in conversation. the graphic has been up behind you the whole time. you talk about a great team. i would love to see them do something again. dropping a hint there. good luck to you. can't wait to see you next time. two for two in our book. >> you are the greatest. thank you so much, appreciate it. >> very cool. >> on demand the movie is about the price of a soda at the theater. >> nobody can doubt that. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, here are updates from marty and sharon. >> right now we're going to see a beautiful sunrise before not long. variably cloudy skies with showers in the area later on and this evening. 66 for the high. right now mid and upper 40s. here's sharon with traffic control. >> good morning. just getting word of a new problem 50 westbound at 97, a car fire reported there. we also still have that accident on 175 at 32. another accident upper coon route 30 hanover pike at frye road. watch for a car fire on 665 near riva road. and accident golf at overview, eastbound joppa blocked at seven oaks for a watermain break there. speeds in the 30s now on the beltway, there's a live look at the west side. this traffic report brought to you by naval academy athletics. don't miss game day the navy way this fall in annapolis. 1-800-u.s.-4-navy. back to you. montgomery county 7-year-old is in critical condition after her mother hits her with a family suv. police say 41-year-old wen ha song was backing up her mercedes like that one out of the driveway in potomac sunday night. didn't know it and continued to the grocery store. stay with eyewitness news, complete news, weather and traffic still ahead and more on the shooting yesterday at a the shooting yesterday at a middle school,,,,,, so you can get cash back on all your purchases. so you can use your cash back... to follow your dream. so you... can save the day. chase freedom. so you can. for sein a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introducing cash flow insight powered by pnc cfo. a suite of online tools that lets you turn insight into action. we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey!

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