multivehicle crash had shut down 695 near belair road. all lanes are shut down on the inner loop. it looks like a tractor-trailer and several other vehicles. traffic is being diverted onto white marsh boulevard. at least three cars and a tractor-trailer involved. no word on injuries. we will continue to monitor this from the air and bring you more through the news. we re now into the third week of the government shutdown. toh the debt ceiling set pass in three days, there is still no deal on the table. lawmakers had hoped to have more progress to report after working over the weekend. now both sides are feeling the pressure. withfor a deal now lies the senate, where many lawmakers are frustrated that a big deal has eluded them. and stop andnd go then we never get forward on a long-term deal. senators are pushing for a bipartisan plan written by susan collins. the proposal would reopen the government and raise the debt limit through january, give republican reforms to obam
i am sarah caldwell. while we may not end up buried in snow, we may not be completely out of the woods. this morning we had some rain, mixed precipitation north d west of us. all that is moving on, at least temporarily. this is the satellite image first. i will show you two things here. break in the clouds, south of maryland and in the ocean. now add the rain to this thing and you will see that the reins of mood rains have moved to the eatern shore. we are still seeing two parts of this storm. rainy part for the baltimore metro area is over for the time being. still some more stuff to come in. we will talk about details in the forecast for us and also for new england. as we saw with that picture of new england, boston will be one of the hardest hit areas. it is where we find jay gray. wind and snow is picking up and boston could see two to three feet before it is finished. snow is starting to fall, and it could be brutal weekend across the northeast. blizzard warnin
maryland-baltimore county campus is in the hospital this afternoon. he was accidentally shot in the head with live ammunition during a training exercise. jennifer franciotti has more on the turn of events. it was 5:00 p.m. monday medevac helicopter arrived at shock, carrying the injured trainee. he is part of the university of maryland-baltimore campus police department. he was shot in the head during a training exercise by a training officer. the trainee is now fighting for his life. he is stable, but any thoughts or predictions about long-term neurological outcome at this point are way too early. the shooting happened at the rosewood state hospital in owings mills. that facility is now used for various trading activities. authorities would not discuss what specific training was taking place during the shooting or why why ammunition was used during the exercise. i understand it, i get it, you want answers to those questions. i probably have more questions than you ha
helicopter believes it was caught in a thunderstorm at the time of the crash. a west baltimore family is reaching out to police and the community asking for help in tracking down the person they say sexually assaulted their 17- year-old daughter as she waited for a bus. she was taken to the back of an abandoned house and she was raped, she was sexually assaulted. we are looking for justice. the man has not been caught yet. we would love to get some information from the community. dsl happened one week ago dsl happen one week ago near the synagogue gas station. dsl happened one week ago near the sunoco gas station. police say they re looking into the case. man ispolis, 26 her old in custody after police say he assaulted and robbed a woman inside a local mall. just before noon on saturday, the woman was shopping for shoes at the annapolis mall jcpenney store when detectives say she was approached by aaron gray, who struck up a conversation with her before punching her in t
and stupidest decision i made in my life. he was charged as an adult and faces 40 years in prison. lawmakers return to capitol hill today with just four days left to forge a compromise to avoid drastic budget cuts. tracie potts is in washington monitor what may happen. friday is the day if congress cannot find a better way to cut $85 billion from the budget that automatic cuts kick in. safety will not be compromised, but we will have to work with the airlines and is selling planes down. yesterday is harming our states and the national economy. president obama as reminding governors that is not the first fiscal crisis. all of you have helped to steer your states through the nation s toughest times, have had to make hard choices. white house says there s more to come. 10,000 teachers could lose their jobs, food safety inspections could be scaled back. it is not a balanced, thoughtful compromise. one says that the white house as exaggerating. not cut 2.5% out