it didn't make sense for maryland to try to bring more of them to maryland. we have taken 10 times more per capita than it any other state. it is not fair to the taxpayers or the children to be bust thousandsof -- bussed of miles from their port of origin. we do want to take care of the kids. i think the administration has been too aggressive going after this. >> that was rebuttal? ok. people watching us right now have a genuine concern about their safety. even though there were statistics that showed a decrease in crime. what is your plan to address what appears to be a continuing crime problem in the state? familyderstand that no is immune from the tragedy of crime. even violent crime. my cousin kathy was killed by her estranged boyfriend. i supported the firearms safety act of 2013. i also led the effort to give judges authority to surrender firearms. because of those measures and others, or perhaps more important he because of the courage of men and women in law we have driven crime down to levels we have not seen in fort decades -- four decades. will not

the people of maryland deserve better. that's what i am running for governor and that's why i need your help and your vote so we can turn this economy around and bring real change to annapolis. >> moderator: let's get right to question. mr. brown, seems the consensus of people we've heard from that taxes in maryland are simply too high. for example, suzy asked if you were elected will you commit to lowering taxes were least commit to not raising taxes or creeping new taxes for individual taxpayers and families? brown: let me be clear. i don't see the need to raise taxes. there will be no new taxes in the brown administration. let's complete the picture. we were a face with 40% increase in college tuition, overcrowded classrooms, the most congested streets on the highway and marylanders did their part to protect our schools, safe neighborhoods and thereby but also that we can sure that we have a vibrant economy and communities to attract families and business to maryland. there will be no new taxes. what i propose an effect

when we build a better maryland for marylanders, that's all marylanders. the poverty rate for maryland is the lowest in the nation for women. and we've made the greatest strides, i think along with hawaii, in reducing the gender wage gap. but we've got more work to do. that's why i supported raising the minimum wage which mr. hogan opposed. why? because the composite, if you will, the typical, the average minimum wage earner is a 33-year-old single woman. she was making minimum wage which was less than the federal poverty level and unable to provide for her family. so i supported giving her and 455,000 other marylanders a raise out of poverty. studies show that it boosts our economy, and it creates jobs. it's good for women, it's good for the economy. i've led the effort in reducing domestic violence in maryland, a number of measures; support services for victims, programs in hospitals, giving judges the authority to order abusers to surrender firearms, and this year finally after 19 years of failed effort, we were able to finally at maryland join the rank

it is about the future and what is next for maryland. i spent 30 years is not our meet i could trade them and defend them on missions and unforgiving environments with the leadership and training and resources to complete their mission and the nation that we love i have the privilege to serve with patriotic campaigns and service to our country but today i am on a different mission. it is just as important tucci six families because this november voters will decide and make a choice wake up every morning fighting for middle-class values fit and that is what i share with so many of those 76 or a the largest wealthiest corporations at the expense of the middle-class i will wake up every day with you maryland to fight for working families and middle class values. teeeighteen now the republican candidate. hogan: i would like to think "the baltimore sun" and wjz-tv. . . the opportunity of those at home to care to take the time to watch a not a professional politician just a small businessman and a lifelong resident of maryland and i am dead up

in maryland, maryland and bw parkway, no problems. . >>> melissa, thank you. we're tracking a developing story out of hawaii as a wave of lava closes in on a number of homes. we'll hear from the homeowners who are staying to watch their properties burn. >>> a growing crime that targets your children. your children. how children are we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the aisle. that's what i've tried to do in business, as your governor... and in the senate. because it's the only way we're gonna solve big problems... like cutting our national debt, fixing the va, or... bringing good jobs to virginia. it's been a great honor to represent you. and if you rehire me, i'll work everyday... to make virginia even stronger. oh, god. oh, my god. >> holy. >> oh, my god. >> it is still tough to watch as onlookers show us the unmanned rocket that exploded over wallops island, virginia. crews will be out trying to get a closer look at the debris field. it could wash up on area beaches over the comi

about maryland future, conversations about records, how we build a better maryland. i also believe that voters ought to know where candidates stand on a wide range of issues but it's not for a candidate to say that this issue is important in this election and another one isn't. so that's why we've made the point in the brown-ulman administration to highlight mr. hogan's record on important issues, to ocean city. but mariners asked me, they say where are you on public safety? more specifically the firearm safety protection act. of 2013. because mr. hogan is not talking about it. so we share with you mr. hogan's record but mr. hogan said and where the advertisements that communicate to voters, i don't support senate bill 281. what was senate bill 281? senate bill 281 banned assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. mr. hogan posted. senate bill 281 would've required a common sense background checks including fingerprinting and we fingerprint for over 130 reasons in maryland the we can do that before we sell a gun. mr. hogan a posted. mr. hogan opposes 281 which is c

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. forget that taxpayer moneys to actually comes out of your pocket. i'm peter franchot as comptroller i know you work hard for your money. that's why i make sure that most of you get your state refund in three days or less. with new technology we've collected over 3 billion dollars from tax evaders. that's more money for schools, roads and public safety. and i've led the fight in annapolis against wasteful spending. this is your money and i'll never forget that. peter franchot, maryland's comptroller. >>> today will be a take two at wallops island, virginia. yesterday a boat scrubbed nasa to cancel the liftoff. the time for launch today is set for 6:22. if it happens, you may see the glow here and all along the east coast from massachusetts to south carolina. tell your friends. >> maybe it was jus

it didn't make sense for maryland to try to bring more of them to maryland. we have taken 10 times more per capita than it any other state. it is not fair to the taxpayers or the children to be bust thousands of -- bussed thousands of miles from their ort of origin. we do want to take care of the kids. i think the administration has been too aggressive going after this. >> that was rebuttal? k. people watching us right now have a genuine concern about their safety. even though there were statistics that showed a decrease in crime. what is your plan to address what appears to be a continuing crime problem in the state? >> i understand that no family is immune from the tragedy of crime. ven violent crime. my cousin kathy was killed by her estranged boyfriend. because of that, i supported the firearms safety act of 013. i also led the effort to give judges authority to surrender irearms. because of those measures and others, or perhaps more important he because of the courage of men and women in law enforcement, we have driven crime down to levels we have not se

maryland, skaggs way, 8 minutes. quantico to the beltway, on the time at 25 minutes. >>> pavement drying out after yesterday's rain. a light breeze at union station. clear sky now. lots of sun this morning. we're in the 40s now. we will stay this way through 8:00. mid-50s by noon. near 60 with lots of sunshine. what to wear today, dress for a winter-like morning. you'll need a jacket and sunglasses and bright sun through the day. temperatures down in the 40s again under a partly cloudy sky. next weather and traffic another at 5:51. back to you. >>> tom, see you then. preparing for the snow. one community that could make it easier for you to get around town when the snowflakes begin to fall. >>> prepping you prepare for the holidays. key dates you need to know if you want to make sure your gifts you want to make sure your gifts after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want

maryland is one of the few states to do so. in fact, maryland highway estimates that one-fifth of all crashes betwee and 2012 involved at leed driver. along 270, news 4. >>> coming up at 11:15, we're going to take a look at other laws now in effect in maryland and the district. >>> we're watching a developing story. a case of ebola in the united states. what we know now about the people the patient came into contact with, including the ambulance crew. >>> and right now on capitol hill, a mother is pleading with lawmaker, to help her son, a war veteran, in prison in mexico. >>> we're following developments in the first ebola case diagnosed in the united states. doctors if in isolation at a hospital in dallas. the cdc says he traveled to dallas from liberia to visit family. health officials do not risk a fear of any airline passengers because the patient did not have symptoms at the time that he flew. nbc is confirming three members of the ambulance crew that transported tha patie has tested negative for ebola. the cdc is confide

maryland has had all the problems. outer loop of the beltway here in greenbelt, slow as you make your way north just past kenilworth avenue. a crash in the left lane with police on the scene. then the lineups on the outer loop leaving college park west through silver spring, a crash reported near colesville road. this he were checking it colesville and georgia along the right side for the crash. maryland 295, the baltimore- washington parkway still to be avoided southbound into jessup crash at 175. right lane is still creeping by the scene there. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> if you don't want to wait in long lines come election tuesday, you can cast your ballot starting today in every county in maryland. >> don't wait in the lines. delia goncalves live in our satellite center with a preview. good morning, my dear. >> reporter: good morning, mike and andrea. certainly you can head out to the polls starting today in just a few hours at 10:00 a.m. you can head to the polls and early voting wraps up 8:00 p.m. oc

a balance that's taken the ininfekted nurse nina fomm to maryland. >>> she has been moved to maryland because the hospital where she was being treated has had staffing issues due to ebola. we'll keep you up dated as this story continues to develop. . >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> live and in your living room, danny pommells. head coach brett brown, general manager sam hinky who was also from cameroon missed tonight's pre-season game e game to comfort the family. everyone showing support for their team mates. >> a lot of the guys didn't know anything until, you know, we told them right there before we went out. so, you know, you can see it in their eyes a little bit, that they were, you know, disturbed some. >> that's tough, man. i lost my mom two years ago. that was also a tough thing. you've just got to pray. i know it's tough on them. >> my thoughts go out to him and his family. at the end of the day, we're playing a game. we're just playing and this is real life out here. >> the thoughts and prayers t

. >> the guidelines are going into place in virginia and maryland. maryland says they don't have anyone in the state that all the into the high to medium risk of having returned from western africa but nonetheless, the new guidelines will be going into effect immediately. >> surrounded by marilyn's top health officials, martin o'malley says it is the flu that poses the biggest health challenge to maryland residents. but that could contribute to ebola fears. >> given the fact that this is lou season, there will be cases where people early on wonder if lou symptoms might be related to ebola. >> to tamp down affairs, the governor announced all travelers returning from western africa will be monitored from 21 days. anyone reporting they were directly exposed to ebola fluids will be placed in home quarantines. anyone who treated ebola patients will be told to avoid public transportation and public gatherings. >> the abilities we need to for a public worker. >> dulles is one of the five airports that serve as a travel point four those coming from west afri

casino revenue in maryland increased by 32% in maryland in fiscal year 2013. >> all right. well, i'm sure the casinos are a place where a lot of people are going to be today, especially with this dreary weather on this monday. >> casinos, the movie theater, anywhere but outside. >> the couch for me. just letting you know, i don't like to spend my money. i'll be on the couch. >> and how long is it going to look this way? >> we're going to get sunshine here tomorrow afternoon, but i think it's still going to be more clouds, some sunshine. the good news is the rain is going to be going away, at least temporarily, but we're a little more concerned as to what comes next. that's going to be some storms late on wednesday. so here's our time lapse to kind of take you through the morning, if you go right through it. there you can see the low overcast conditions. we had some rain showers push on through, and it only amounted to .01 of an inch in washington, d.c., but it was enough to get the umbrellas out and get everything wet and damp. live super doppler 7 now is showing you all th

the memorial is located in maryland and two maryland firefighters were among those honored at a ceremony there yesterday. the perryville captain david bar jr. was killed when hit by a car while working at the scene of a crash. gene kershner suffered critical injuries during a fire. photos sent on snap chat are supposed to disappear quickly after they are sent and that's why it's called snap chat but cyber criminals are leaking as many as 100,000 stolen photos and videos from the popular snap chat app. >> according to a report from business insider. samuel burke reports many images may be pornographic. >> snap chat had 100 million monthly active users it's estimated and of those 50% are 13-17 years old. teen being the operative word there and we all know that people use snap chat to send nude images and videos so that means a significant amount of this leak may be child pornography. snap chat says its app wasn't, it was third party app that connect toss snap chat. what does that mean? let's say you and i are having a conversation on snap chat. you're using the official snap chat app but i

maryland has had some problems. got a crash on the southbound side of 704 lanham before you reach 50 near forbes boulevard. a mothers cycle down and southbound traffic squeezees by single file. getting world after crash on the outer loop of the beltway in silver spring. looks like it will be between colesville road and georgia avenue initially reported on the left side. mike, andre yarks back to you -- mike, andrea, back to you. >>> a successful effort last night to bring them home. police in maryland issued an amber alert yesterday afternoon for an odenton woman and her two young children. >> but they canceled the alert last night after finding all three safe in delaware. police say 27-year-old tiamarie valenzuela made statements about harming herself and the children who are 1 and 2 years old during an argument with her boyfriend. officers found them all safe but they do say they're continuing to investigate the case. >>> one that we hope will eventually be successful, the march disappearance of 8-year- old relish

. 3-d maryland is located in the maryland center of entrepreneurship in howard county, maryland. within two weeks of a new client joining the maryland center, he sought me out and he said i hear you're the 3-d printing person and i said i am. he told me about his product he was innovating and wanted to prototype and sent $2500 to china and hadn't heard anything and could i help. i said well when do you need your prototype. i said send me the 2-d drawings and i will see what i can do. i had the 3-d digital files made and two days later he knocked on my door to check the progress. he put his head in my door and i pointed to the build platform across my office. he looked at the -- his prototype on the platform, looked at me, the printer at me, speechless. and i said that's your prototype and he looked at the printer and back at me and said this is like magic. it's not magic but it is a tool that helps us do our work better, more efficiently, locally, and many times most times faster with optimized solutions across industries whatever work it is we're carrying out. 3-d printing and a

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> there is a new trend where scammers are targeting children's ids. >> they are opening bank accounts and credit card accounts in their children's names. >> i got junk mail at her name from capital one. they wanted her to upgrade to another credit card. i called capital one. >> he said a family member took his daughter's social security number and opened two credit cards. children's identities are easy targets because no one is monitoring their credit. you need to check and see if there is an open line of credit. >> two days from halloween. >> for 60 years, vienna, virginia hassle berated with a huge parade. >> how is it going out there, chuck? >>. >> reporter: it is a beautiful morning outside. skies are partly to mostly cloudy. it's mild. no jacket required. maple avenue through the heart of

constitution because we can fix redistricting in maryland, and still greater confidence among maryland voters, but we need to address the larger, national problem so that in washington the redistricting has resulted in this function, we can get back to the business of doing work in washington which, quite frankly, is it happening today. >> moderator: mr. hogan kafiri thought of. hogan: first of all, think of a fed governor does not want to claim responsibility degrees of we should do something about this terrible redistricting, but it took place during his administration. he and governor malik presided over this. so i do agree with him on the dysfunction in washington. i can tell you, talk to people every day who are just completely fed up with professional politicians and they feel as if our elected leaders are not solving the problem. they're angry with republicans and democrats. and that is why i have been focused on nonpartisanship. i think that is what most people would like to see. instead of the rapid partisanship in washington and the monopoly that is an apple is that does not

here in maryland the big push will be for early voting which begins october 23rd. in upper marlboro, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> anthony brown's opponent, republican larry hogan, released a statement in response to president obama's endorsement of brown. it reads, today's endorsement won't undo lieutenant governor anthony brown's 40 straight tax hikes on prince george's county's struggling families. and small businesses who can't afford a third term of a one-party rule in annapolis. as governor larry logan will work in a bipartisan manner to roll back these tax hikes so marylanders can keep more of their hard earned money. new jersey governor chris christie is expected to campaign with hogan on tuesday in the d.c. area. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, caught on camera. a dramatic rescue from a burning home. look at this video. find out why the identity of the hero remains a mystery. and some good news for drivers. gas prices continue to fall. we'll look at the average rices in our area. >> new developments now in the fight against isil. australia has received t

scott graeves of brookville maryland and gill porter from sandy spring, maryland. graves has a very good reputation as a pilot in the community, very well respected. we're told by the ntsb, this investigation could take some time. live in frederick, jackie bens ep, news 4. >> we're also following breaking news out of new york where a doctor who returned from west africa has been diagnosed with ebola. new york city mayor bill de blasio announced the diagnosis at a news conference. the doctor's name is craig spencer, he is a physician who returned from treating patient in guinea. this morning he called the health department with a 103-degree fever, hazmat teams responded and people who came in contact with him are already being tracked down. >> we've acted very quickly. we believe there are four people he came in contact with during the relevant period, and we are already in contact with all four people. >> the cdc is also sending a go team to new york, a procedure put in place after mistakes in dallas. cdc said he passed through extra airport screening when he arriv

maryland. the she's being treated in a specialize lacing room one of just four in the entire country. >> chris o'connell is live now at the national institutes of health in maryland with much more on this for us, chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kerry. yes, nina pham spending her first night here at national institutes of health, forgive me, ambulance noise, fire engines are coming by us, no need for an alarm. they are coming to the front door here, so, anyway she did spend her first night here after arriving here at about 11:30 last night. also medical transport plane that brought her here from dallas, texas. now we were on the ground at a if you goe, covered fredrick municipal airport when nina pham's flight arrived. she walk gingerly down the jet way from that gulf stream three on to an awaiting ambulance. we were kept back about a hundred yard from the airplane as the the police escort brought her here to the clinical care unit of the national institutes of health.

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> this is not a halloween trick. are really snowflakes falling and this is in chicago. 300 used more than cancellations at o'hare airport. i'm glad it's not us. we've had snow as early as october 19th in a snow storm a few years ago. over.ason is get ready. let's get started. chicago of the just east, michigan city, look at the take a time lapse and you'll see the pounding on shore. over cago the waves up lake shore drive. there is snow and spray and of ly temperatures and some the winds continue to get strong. just a little bit to the is hwest of michigan city gary, indiana, 41 degrees and 45 miles rly winds at an hour and wind gust of 69 and degrees.l is around 22 it is awful. we won't get that cold and that windy, but we'll get colder and windier. all things considered we're sitting pretty.

so, maryland, we have made progress. don't let other folks say otherwise. we've got work to do until every person can step out of their home on to their porch or the corner of their street and look around and comfortably and confidently say, i may be in the safest neighborhood in maryland where i can raise a family, start a business, live, work, and play. we got work to do. >> i think we do pay too much taxes. they need to lower taxes. i think we need better schools. they need to build more schools in the county. >> you want to lower taxes but at the same time you want government to provide all the services, provide security, good education. how are you going to balance the two? >> there was an awkward moment here when a heckler tried to speak. apparently a connection to the immigration reform situation. -- this obama saying is part of a multi state tour by the president including chicago, michigan, and maine. the big thing here now is to get the last-minute vote out for the early voting that begins october 23rd. in upper marlboro, richard reeve, abc 7 news

. >> party, party in maryland. >> okay. >> do you need anything? okay. >> meanwhile -- they are happy tears right there. >> meanwhile the other nurse with ebola, amber vincent is being treated at emory hospital in atlanta. i will talk exclusively to her uncle who spoke with her today. we'll get the very latest from him. also, for the third day in a row, president barack obama speaking on ebola and opening the door to the idea of pointing an ebola czar. >> it may be appropriate for me to appoint an additional person, not because the three of these folks have not been doing an outstanding job. i should mention susan rice, my national security adviser. not that they haven't been doing an outstanding job, really, really, working hard on this issue. but they also are responsible for a whole bunch of other stuff. >> is your hospital ready to handle ebola. we'll get into all of that tonight. we have a lot of breaking news to got to. i want to go to anderson cooper at the texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas, dr. sanjay gupta at emory hospital in a

it's hitting the entire state of maryland. heroin overdoses hitting families hard. >> this last 16 months of our family's lives has been hell. >> what's being done about this. >> the state police in our area say drivers are getting too close when they're making traffic stops. now, they're going to do something about it. >>> tonight, we have learned the victim of a deadly accident in maryland, in edgewater was killed while riding in a truck that crashed into a cement median in huntingtown. the 2-year-old was in the truck at the time and taken to the hospital along with the driver. police tell us the driver lost control. they have not said why. >>> it's the law in maryland and virginia. move over if you see emergency vehicles on the side of the road. police in maryland are telling us not everybody is getting the message. >> there have been five recent cra crashes involving their state troopers this year. adam tuss is live in rockville where there's a new campaign to make sure drivers don't get too close. >> reporter: you don't h

maryland both will be laid to rest this week. christopher parsons and brendan mcfawn were killed when the helicopter they were in collided with a plane near frederick municipal airport last week. a third man from colorado also killed. investigators with the ntsb are still trying to figure out why it happened. >>> a major step today in a plan to transform a prince george's county neighborhood. >> today construction crews began to tear down the glen arden apartments to make new for a $100 development. darcy spencer reports on what's next. >> we remember when! >> reporter: they hold a piece of history in their hands. bricks from the glen arden apartment complex where they used to be next door neighbors. those apartments are coming down to make way for a new $100 million housing development. >> you can stay right here and watch daddy. >> reporter: she can still see the "i love jesus" sign in her window. the tree sharon put up in the hallway is still there. still, they're glad to see all of this go away. >> it's happy feeling. yes. be

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> it's not even halloween yet, but the capitol christmas tree already on its way to d.c.. the 88-foot white spruce left minute yesterday. this is video taken after it was cut down in the chippewa national forest. the tree scheduled to arrive in washington november 21. it will make about 30 stops before then. the capitol christmas tree will be lit if in early december. >>> walmart is considering matching prices with online stores leak like am thah amazo.. >>> by this time tomorrow, trick or treaters will be looking to collect a bunch of goodies. to maximize your halloween returns, zillow has released the rank of the top cities. georgetown is number one followed by tacoma, american kruf un park. top trek or treat neighborhoods are the neighborhoods that offer the most amount of candy with the le

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> four people are dead after smashing into kansas as you can see them rising up. as they told them that they have lost power in his left engine right after take off. they tried to make it back, but they crashed. 100 people were inside at the time. four of them died. five others were hurt. and four people remain missing at this hour. the search crews would halt their rescue mission after a part of the building collapsed and the whole thing was deemed just too dangerous. >> the man suspected of killing a police officer in pennsylvania is now in custody. he was on thrun for nearly seven weeks. it's the length of the football field. and for days now that lava has been moving slowly, but u surely at 10 to 15 yards per hour, threatening to slice up the small town in half and destroy dozens of homes

around the capital beltway, we've got two accidents in maryland. we've got i-95 closed in maryland. got a crash 066 out of the -- on 66 out of the way. it's been a busy morning to say the least. inner loop of the beltway as you come from river road and head toward 270, that's where you have to go, north on the 270 spur. a tractor-trailer crash occurred before 5:00. spilled fuel. they're still mopping it up on the inner loop of the beltway it the exit for 270 and old georgetown road. nobody getting by the scene on the inner loop. on the inner loop in bethesda there's been another crash, between connecticut and georgia. on the sharp curves. crash had only the left lane getting by. jammed up on the inner loop. outer loop slows to look. and a tractor-trailer rolled over at the 216 interchange. so southbound 95, they were diverting all traffic on to 216. any traffic squeezing by at all is on the shoulder periodically under police direction trying to upright the truck and get it out of your way. 29, route 1 and the bw parkway hard hit with the bailout traffic this morning. virginia 66, th

metro area and southern maryland. back towards the west around martinsburg, shepherdstown, heavier towards maryland and washington county and frederick county. leesburg also seeing that heavy rain. we drag towards the warrenton area, culpeper. southern fauquier county seeing heavier rain moving northeast. heads up around prince william county and manassas. and bethesda, clinton, marlboro seeing rain. and we are seeing a little in the way of lightning every now and then in and around this area. bethesda, one of the roads around river road. how about i-95 and beltway, college park, vw parkway, very heavy rain too. laurel, you're seeing that raeb towards the west around the aspen hills area and wheaton. it's going to stick around through early tomorrow. and the reason is because of low pressure. you can seat spin here. that's the area of low pressure, very cold air associated with this and lightning and temperatures have fallen because of that. now overnight tonight, 8:00. still dealing with rain. tonight at 11:00, still

it has maryland tag 4aw5518. again, 4aw5518. if you know anything about where this crv could be, where those children could be, please call police and help bring them home. >>> no on the go, text radar to 25543 and down load the wusa9 weather app. >>> we have stepped outside and if you've been in an office, you can enjoy the evening. it's going to be very, very comfortable. in fact, here's the future cast. give you a couple snapshots. 8:00, temperatures still low 70s downtown. in the 60s in the suburbs under partly cloudy skies. but 9:00, things don't change much. you will see showers in the upper left hand portion of your screen into oakland and down toward the valley and west virginia. not going to make it past the mountains. we're going to have partly cloudy skies for awhile. even at 10:00, we are 70. 65 in gaithersburg. by 11:00, we're still in the 60s. showers maybe to cumberland and romney and maybe to petersburg, but that's about it. by midnight, temperatures still in the mid to upper 60s. so, we're going to fall back to

peter franchot, maryland's comptroller. relisha. >> trick or treat. >> halloween is just two days away. if your child has allergies halloween can be tricky. ways to keep the fun in halloween and make sure halloween doesn't trigger dangerous allergies. dr. jackie from gaithersburg is here. halloween wouldn't be halloween without pumpkins. tell us about the tale pumpkins we may see this year. >> for adults orange is this new black. for kids, teal is the new orange. it's a campaign to raise awareness of food allergy. 1 in 13 kids has food allergy. this friday, if you go by a house that has a teal pumpkin outside, it means they have non-food related treats. >> we should all consider putting out teal pumpkins. >> absolutely, if you want to support the campaign. >> there will be a lot of first time trick or treaters out there and a lot of folks worried. who needs to worry? >> first, doesn't worry you will come bust with a food allergy. there is new information introduced to little kids. 1 in 13 kids have it and ones at higher ris

. >> the city has been working with maryland and virginia to consider new guidelines for the district and working with that role officials. >> people have to understand we are well-prepared and we have been preparing for a month now. we are working with the cdc and federal government. >> they expect the new guidelines to be announced soon. with all of the pressure building, the white house today said president obama welcomes officials drawing up new guidelines as long as they are based on sound science. >> thank you. secretary-general ban ki-moon is condemning plans to quarantine health workers returning from the ebola zone. words, the world must isolate the virus, not country -- not countries or workers. a nurse was quarantined with a toilet ando sometimes no food because she volunteered to fight the disease . she is being allowed to self quarantined. despite the public backlash, new jersey governor chris christie stands by his decision. >> i know she did not want to be there but i have a bigger responsibility to the public. >> the cdc changed its guidelines to match different levels

that's tough. >> yes. >>> still ahead, maryland embarrassed. terps fans crushed, >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk, brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> i really thought that maryland was ready to rumble in the big ten. i was wrong. >> that was not the case today in wisconsin. here's what we know about maryland's football team right now when it comes to how they stack up in big ten conference play. the terps aren't the best team in the conference obviously but they're not not bottom feeders in the conference. they're somewhere in the middle. as the season plays on, we'll find out exactly where they stand. until then, let's head out to badger country. camp randall, wisconsin plays host to the terps in their second big ten road game this season. randy edsall decides to go for it. cj brown trying to connect with stefon diggs. that's an incompletion. wisconsin takes over on downs. a few plays later, the badgers made them pay. melvin gordon had himself a ball game. this touchdown from six yards out. wisconsin out 7-0 ea

overdose rates in maryland are growing. it want the state's next governor to take action on this problem. >>> friends, family and dignitaries will pay last respects to ben bradlee. his funeral will be held at 11:00 at the national cathedral. he died last week. he led "the post" through watergate scandal and president nixon's resignation. several high profile figures will attend, so security will be tight >> two children who triggered an amber alert are safe. they found them in delaware yesterday. tips from the amber alert led them to those children. police issued the alert when their father told them their mother threatened to drive off a bridge with them in the car. police say the mother tia maria valenzuela will not be be charged. >>> police in prince george's county are looking for information on a shooting. johnson was found outside his apartment monday night. he later died. detectives handed out flyers to neighbors last night. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in t

the legal limit in maryland .08. phelps was pulled over along i-95 in baltimore, and according to several online reports, phel had been gambling at the new horseshoe casino. phelps has apologized on twitter for letting down his fans. > up in baltimore tonight, fans are hoping tonight starts the ore series. o's face off against the detrt tigers. it's happeni in a few minutes. >> carol maloney at camden yards where the o's are happy to be back in the postseason. >> hey, guys. this is a long time coming. the orioles get the playoff party started tonight. it's jt the second playoff appe for the birds. since 1997. this year, however, home field . that means camden yards cooking up some oriole magic. it's legendary and finally here. of coue the way they talk about it, it gives me chills, thin about what's going to take place out there. i keep sayin it, but i'm m looking forward to it. i'm anxious. i am -- been waiting the whole year for this moment and we are ready. between the lines, that's where w comfortable. once t gam

all right. >> come to maryland. everybody. >> party in maryland? >> party in maryland. >> okay. >> i'm no doctor, but the best thing i can see there is a laugh from nina pham. >> she is sitting up. >> i hope that improves from here. cnn's brian todd is outside the hospital where pham is treated at this moment in maryland with more. >> reporter: nina pham, the 26-year-old nurse who contracted the ebola virus from thomas eric duncan has arrived here at the national institute of health right behind me. got here a short time ago and is being treated in building ten. the special clinical studies unit at nih. a high containment isolation unit where she will be treated indefinitely until her recovery is complete. this unit is very highly specialized. everybody who comes in contact with nina pham will be wearing haz-m haz-mat gear and isolation gowns and special equipment. the air inside her room is highly isolated. running what they call powered air purifying respirators in her room. that means no air from the outside will get into her room and her room's

llega a maryland la primera enfermera en contraer el virus del Ébola en dallas. trabajadores denuncian falta de seguridad. un emotivo video muestra a la enfermera conversando con sus compaÑeros antes de su traslado a maryland. manifestaciones acapulco en la ciudad de mÉxico en solidaridad por los 40 y tres estudiantes desaparecidos hace 20 dÍas en iguala, guerrero y se imponen los conservadores en el vaticano y dan marcha atrÁs a lo que parecÍa una apertura a la comunidad gay. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> muy buenas noches. ilia tiene el dÍa libre. ante la aparente falta de seguridad en el hospital presbiteriano donde muriÓ el primer hombre diagnosticado con Ébola en el paÍs, las dos enfermeras diagnosticadas han sido trasladadas. esta noche arribÓ a maryland la joven que serÁ tratada en uno de estos centros especializados para este tipo de emergencias. blanca rosa vilches tiene lo Último del tema desde dallas. >> a la salida del hospital y con sus compaÑ

sandy spring, maryland. >> it is not a hot air balloon. it is an aircraft with a parachute. >> thursday afternoon a small single engine plane was only a half mile from landing at frederick municipal airport when it collided mid air with a helicopter. >> i heard the bang and i looked up and it was right there. >> witnesses say the aircraft were both flying very low around 100 feet when it happened. > went out that way toward the monocacy boulevard -- >> he says the parachute deployed allowing it to land on a stand of trees. >> one of the pilots is in a tree right now. >> state police say the two men on the plane walked away from the crash one uninjured and the other with just a laceration. >> we're advised that another craft just went down. >> the helicopter quickly plunged to the ground. what polar couldn't believe was what he saw inside the helicopter seconds after the mid air collision. >> they were still alive because i could see their faces. they were grabbing on to whatever they could, i guess the window portion of this side of the ch

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> it was a wild scene in arlington. a drunk map rn rap neighborinn police taking part in the pub crawl. this weekend, they will make a comeback. arrest link top county adopted new rules. organizers have to get a special events permit and they are responsible to reimburse the county for any crawl related expenses like extra police presence. halloween pub crawl will take place saturday night. >> we have learned a settlement in a civil suit between chris brown and a man here in d.c. is not yet a done deal. according to tmz, brown has agreed to pay that man $100,000 to drop the lawsuit, but we checked court records and the civil suit has not yet been pulled. brown pled guilty to civil assault for punching a man outside d.c. hotel last year. >> signs of progress one week after a deadly midair colli

cnn's brian todd at, the, bethesda maryland, national institutes of health in bethesda maryland, nina pham. arriving. are you able to see anything from your vantage point? we can see a helicopter. the motorcade is arriving in a different entrance. the building where she will be take tune is right behind me. building 10. special clinical studies unit here at national institutes of health on high isolation. highly specialized unit. and until her recovery is complete. just arriving now. took a fairly short time from the airport about, 40, 45 minutes from the airport. and she, she is just. pulling in under some sort of. >> brian, let me describe the pictures yeah. what you are seeing the ambulance is back, into a -- a portico. where she will be, she will exit the ambulance. i think this may be the first time the ambulance pulled into a covered position. usually they let the patient out in the driveway in an open setting. with a number of people around. not sure they have cleared the hospital. cleared an area for her. again this is an isolation facility. they're probably -- most definitely

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> we were watching him demonstrate that he is probably -- >> 3-2 kansas city. back here at home. everybody is talking about rg 3 getting the start. this is one of the decisions that redskins fans either love or hate. jay gruden told the team that robert griffin iii will start against the vaking. sources made it very clear, the only thing that will change his status, if he has even the slightest pain in his ankle, he will not play. so they'll be back at practice tomorrow. and he was al go at practice today with all the starters. his teammates all said, he looked pretty good. it looked like he is ready to get back out there. >> i feel like you're not for this. >> no. >> why not let him go to the bye week? >> i have a feeling he is ready to get it going. >> you have to think, you know how coaches

in maryland that's what we have done. more not less to create new jobs and new economies and new industries, to build a modern economy, an economy with the human purpose. we've done more and invest more to improve our children's education, more to rebuild our infrastructure, more to make college opportunity more affordable for all, and like you, we believe a stronger middle class is actually the cause of economic growth. so we increased the earned income tax credit. we begin first in the nation to pass a living wage law. [applause] and would increase the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. [applause] now why do we take these actions? because was the right thing to do? well, yes, but it was also the smart thing to do in order to grow our economy. when workers earn more money, this is is have more customers, and our whole economy grows. prosperity doesn't trickle down from the top. it never has come it never will. a stock of corn does not grow from a castle down. a thriving economy and a growing economy is built from the out in

they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> there's almost nowhere you can feel safe and secure anymore. see this video, this guy took his car to the car wash, waiting on the car wash employee in there. the guy comes up and sticks a gun in his face, and the car wash employee got out before they sped away. cops still trying to find them. >>> and a potentially deadly guardrail. >> the department of transportation has notified all contractors to immediately notify them if they plan to install the questionable guard rails danger the state. leaders in virginia say they will replace all guard rails made by an outfit called trinity industries, based in texas. a cost cutting design could make them pierce right through cars instead of absorbing the impact of a crash. >>> more about the controversy over mandatory quarantines for americans retur

. >>> a maryland woman says $1500 is gone, just like that. she never saw or heard the thieves who took her money, and now we have learned she is not the only victim. news4's pat collins live i frederick county, where police are looking into an atm skimming scam. pat? >> reporter: wendy, it's a pervasive form of thiefry. sometimes it's days before the victims know they have been victimized. >> it is scary. you feel helpless. and you do feel like a victim. >> reporter: we call her samantha. she doesn't want us to use her real name or show her face. when you hear her story, you'll understand why. you see, she was robbed over the weekend. not by someone who knocked her down and took her purse. no. she was a victim of a sneak thief. in fact, she didn't know it happened until monday. monday when she came to this party city store to buy a halloween costume for her nephew. she pulled out her atm card to pay for it and transaction denied. she said try it again. transaction denied. you handed them the atm, but you used your atm all along. and it was --

. >> virginia and maryland rolled out new ebola protocols today. the virginia state health commissioner said all passengers from west africa must sign an agreement for health monitoring for 21 days. maryland and ec officials announced rules effective immediately. >> there is actually an incentive for people returning to make sure they are identified. to be able to monitor the collaboration for 21 days. >> there will not be a mandatory quarantine but states have the legal right to impose the order. >> the pentagon is also considering mandatory quarantine for all personnel returning with our question of the day. returning from west africa, should they be quarantined? sharing some of your answers in the broadcast. know you have lots of questions about ebola in america and we want to help you do it. >> we are excited because we will have the opportunity to answer a lot of those questions and there is fresh debate tonight over how it is appropriate to quarantined. we will tackle that. worlds from the medical in capitol hill, they have a say in what happ

this happened this morning in cumberland, maryland. officials identified the two children, 7-year-old emily edwards and 5-year-old helena smith. the family of two adults and fourkids was asleep around 3:00 in the morning when the fire broke out. fire crews knew early on one of the children had died. they had searched for the other kid for hour and found her body on the second floor. neighbors said somebody tried to rescue them, but the blaze was too much. >>> now to the latest on the ebola situation, right now health officials are looking into a possible ebola case in new york city. sources tell cbs news the patient is dr. craig spencer who returned to the u.s. last week from west africa where he had been treating ebola patients. he recently developed a fever, notified authorities. he's been taken to manhattan's belleview hospital which has a special ebola unit and closer to home maryland health officials have designated three hospitals to care for potential ebola patients in our area. so if a patient is in the d.c. suburbs of maryland

today, maryland voters have the same opportunity. tonight, fairfax county school board will be voting on changing what time student need to get to school. the board is expected to pass a plan that would push back the start of high school classes to 8:00 or 8:10 a.m. the classes start at 7:20 now. we'll have more on the results of that vote tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a pretty picture from the international space station. look at this. astronaut reid weisman tweeted this out this morning and says it shows the chesapeake bay just as the clouds parted. beautiful shot. weisman is from maryland and i had the opportunity to interview him over the summer while he was on the international space station. we had a long conversation back and forth. mostly about all these pictures. he takes the most beautiful shots. a lightning storm over italy. cloud dust. a cloud over africa. great stuff. great to follow on twitter. >> wonderful. nice he took a picture of home and sent it back to everybody. >> well, you've got a chance to see another am

we believe in larry hogan and his vision for maryland. twohey are only about percentage points away from each other. this is governor christie's third stop. he will be back in maryland on sunday to get out the vote. >> families in hawaii are beginning to evacuate as lava their homes and key roads. the river of law that is less than 70 yards away from the nearest residential property. it has been it mostly 12 milesng, traveling since the volcano arrested akin june. it is fanned out and damaged more ground. there is no way to stop a lot of. they will protect power poles from burning. >> don't worry. if you thought you missed the rocket launch in virginia, you didn't. it was scrubbed in his been rescheduled for tonight. it will take off just before 6:00. hot -- halted. it will take supplies to the international space station. are not happy. >> it was night. more aware and they will be able to see it tonight. the weather is going to be more pleasant. people will be able to enjoy it. look into the southeastern sky at 6:22 p.m. you need to come