a morning commute mess. >> a fatal accident shut down all lanes along a major highway. >> what investigators are saying what happened. good afternoon. i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today. wjz has been following breaking news all morning long. all lanes of the baltimore/washington parkway are back open following a couple of accidents, including a fatality just before dawn today. ron matz is live in the news room with this. >> reporter: all northbound and southbound lanes of 295 at 175 were shut down. the closures led to huge back ups along the bw parkway as you can see. according to park police an adult male was struck around 5:00 a.m. by a vehicle traveling south on 295. investigators say the man was hit following another accident on the same highway. >> we're still trying to determine exactly what happened. there seems to have been an accident northbound and then the subject was struck southbound issue just south of 175. >> now all lanes of the bw parkway were back open by 10:00 this morning. back to you. >> thank you. we will continue to follow the investigation and bring you the latest today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. today president obama will announce his nomination for the next federal reserve chairman. he's expected to nominate janet yeller. she would be the first woman to lead the u.s. central bank. the current leader's term ends in january. while congress and the president continue to bicker who is at fault for the partial government shutdown there's word the pentagon has stopped giving financial assistance to relatives of those killed in combat. danielle noting ham has the latest. >> the remains of coddie patterson and others arrive at dover air force base this morning. servicemen familyies are norm -- families are normally given $100,000 but now that's cut off. >> i'm embarrassed. >> how republicans are expect ed to vote on a measure today that restores those funds. at a hearing this morning veterans of secretaries affairs said more than $6 billion in veterans payments could be in jeopardy. >> the va will not be able to ensure of november 1st checks to more than 5.18 million beneficiaries. >> the u.s. government has now been partially closed for 9 days because congress can't agree on a temporary funding bill. >> republicans are insisting on negotiating changes to the new health care law before passing the bill. democrats and president obama say any talks must come after. >> we're not afraid to negotiate. we need someone to negotiate with. >> this government is simply not defined to function with one party refusing to talk to the other. >> another battle is also looming in washington. if congress does not agree on a deal to increase the nation's debt limit before october 17th the government will run out of money to pay its bills. in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the president has invited house democrats to the white house later today to discuss the budget crisis and deadlines. republican members may follow later in the week. post office managers in pikesville and waiverly are facing federal bribery charges. richard wright, kimberly par nel and shane anderson made deals with a landscaping company, charging the government for work that wasn't completed. a hearing is set for later this month. if convicted they face a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. new developments in the case of the motorcycle roadway incident. police have arrested two more people, including one of their own officers. >> police say among this group of bikers involved in a violent attack on an suv driver is an undercover new york city detective. 32-year-old boy braz is ok surrendered tuesday. >> we have a police officer on modified assignment and the investigation is going forward. >> his attorney said his client only witnessed other bikers attacking the vehicle. investigators say they they've discovered new video of the off-duty detective punching an already damaged back window. sources say other five new york city officers may have been ride being the pack of motorcyclists. >> in the police department with their rules, they should have come together right away. there's questions about a deep undercover and if you should have exposed yourself. >> the incident happened on september 29th. police say it began with wreckless driving for motorcyclists and escalated whether end the driver of this suv ran over one of the bikers. a chase unsued, the bikers caught up with the driver, pulled him out and beat him in front of his wife and young daughter. so father six people have been arrested. >> more arrests could be coming. investigators are still viewing video to each more people involved. joseph a banks submits a proposal so buy men's warehouse. the company is saying no thanks. it proposed to buy men's warehouse for $48 a share, a deal worth $3.2 million. joseph a banks head quarters is in carroll county. that would make them a leading men's retailer in the u.s. a water main break shoots gallons of water into the air. check out the scene from sky eye chopper 13 at putty hill avenue at pairing parkway. it's a 24 inch pipe that erupted spewing a geyser of water in the air. no water service customers were effected. a chilly, dreary day outside. it's cloudy, the lack of sunshine making for cooler temperatures today. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. marty's is in the first warning weather center. needed a little coat this morning, marty. >> oh, heat warmer was on in the car, that's for sure. hey, everybody. good afternoon. it's not only clouds dim ing ming sun is that's keeping it cool. we have an easterly flow set up. i say this all the time and it sounds so simple but in the words of the great designer, less is more. where is the air coming from? it's coming off the ocean and the bay which is frankly now cooler than the land dawn to our south and west. when we get that flow on the backside of areas of high pressure that happens. moisture starting to move into the region. here's the visual satellite photo. take a look at these clouds starting to rotate into the area. frankly it's just going to be a foul period. we've been discussing gray skies through sunday with showers getting out of here late saturday into sunday. i still think we may have to mention not be concerned but mention maybe a shower around on sunday. then maybe even again monday. it's just going to take this low a wrong time to get out of the way. i think it's in the short run we see our most intense period of weather associated with this coastal event. we'll have a larger discussion on that and more details in our first warning weather segment. now back to you. >> thank you. in montgomery county a cord a court order could end an annual halloween display. donna kerr has welcomed more than 4,000 people to her house for her haunted house. neighbors complained that it creates a havoc with traffic. nfl hall of famer and former baltimore colt lenny moore now has a late named after it. it's lenny moore way. he joined the colts in 1956. months later he was named nfl rookie of the year. >> congratulations lenny. still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a former nfl player set for a hearing. the latest on his murder case. is a new ipad in the works? details on what the latest versions may include and when they may be available. gray skies over the inner harbor this noon. is it going to rain any time soon? your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's over cast and 59 degrees here in central maryland. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. u.s. officials could announce this week that cutting hundreds of millions of dollars to egypt. it comes in the wake of july coo of ousted president morsi. it said it was prompted by recent events. morsi is accused of insighting deadly violence on opponents. his trial is set to again next months former patriots tight end aaron hernandez will appear in court today in the killing of his friend odin lloyd. he was dating the sister of hernandez's girlfriend. she's also facing charges along with three other people. she set a record swimming from cuba to florida. this time diana nyad is back in the water for a good cause. nyad, a native new yorker is raising funds for super storm sandy. he's already raised more than $56,000. if you're thinking about buying a new ipad you may want to hold off a bit. according to unnamed sources apple could release a new version of the gadget as soon as the 22nd of this months. they're rumored to be working on an ipad mini. apple's new fingerprint technology might make an appearance. since 2010 apple has been holding big media events in october to show off new products that will be out in time for the holidays. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a gloomy, cloudy day outside. is rain headed our way? your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. first let's take a look at,, all right. welcome back to eyewitness news at noon. there's the bottom line. it literally is the bottom line. the pressure right now is 30.33 up from 30.29, which it was this time yesterday. i'll explain in a second how that's going to play into our lives. remember i mentioned we got the sea and the bay breeze? it acts like an air-condition in the summer. in the winter it can act like a heater. this is what you would call slack tide in between the seasons. we're still getting that cooler effect from the bay and from the ocean. 62% humidity. 59 degrees. 62 in dc, 63 easton. let me show just show you something. pax river at 61 degrees. all right. yep. 60 annapolis, 61 rock hall. now we move inland. down to 57, 59, 59 et cetera and the beat goes on. a slight bay breeze, a light sea breeze. that's going to intensify as we move over the next let's say 24 hours as this fairly well organized low starts to make real end roads into the mid atlantic. here's that pressure of 30.33. this low cannot get out of its own way. it's trapped like a stream. it's going to take it a few days to completely clear the region. by the way, there could be some gails right along the shore, windy inland, certainly breezy along the western shore of the way. we will see if any advisories go up on the chesapeake over the next 24 hours. the fact of the matter is this, we'll have gray skies through tuesday. as this low continues to travel northeast we can't assume there's not going to be some moisture band around it and slide down into the area. so to be honest about it, we could use some rain. to be honest about it, we don't know if it's going to get out of here by the weekend. to be more than honest about it, i don't want to be wet to tailgate. 59 tomorrow after today's 65. we'll take a look at the five day forecast coming up. you know why it's going to rain? because i'm the one bringing ribs to the tailgate. it's going to be another big weekend of college football here an wjz as well. you can see midship of navy taking on the duke blue devils at noon saturday right here on wjz 13. coming up on wjz eyewitness news, why living near an airport can be dangerous for old people. for instant updates on all the day's,, they say no good deed goes unpunished. and some days it seems true. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. new raspberry 5 hour energy. it's one good deed that will go just right. in today's wjz health watch the near constant sound of loud airplanes putting older people at risk of heart problems. researchers looked at data from 6 million elderly people all with card yoe vascular disease. people living in neighborhoods nearest airports were admitted for heart issues 3% higher than others. noise increases blood pressure which is a risk for heart disease. be sure to check in with wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6 o'clock. the off duty detective accuseed in taking part of the mob attack appears in court. the latest from new york. is the government shut down making your food unsafe to eat? the troubles details. join us today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. and stay,,,,,,,,,,,, welcome back. gray skies in the area. i think as we get a couple inches of rain in the ocean, maybe you folks watching in frederick and hagerstown just a few trace. in about 6 weeks i'll be pulling all the hair i have left out saying there's going to be a snow land things. it's one of those deals. there's showers in the area now through late saturday night. i think we can't rule it out sunday. i think monday we're hoping for the best with that 72. it may stay gray until tuesday. >> all right. thanks, marty. don't miss the cbs prime time line up on wjz this evening. at 10:00 it's the original csi immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. thanks for 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