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Parkville region. Heres a quick, live look at traffic. An update at dulaney valley. So far so good. This is providence. A smooth ride. 83s checking out ok. No delays on 70. That is the latest on traffic pulse 11. We are following breaking news out of south baltimore. A fire on battery avenue. Kim dacey is live on the scene with the details. The fire is happening a couple of blocks behind us. Several blocks away, you can see the smoke and smell the smoke. The apparatus is closing several roads. We have some information as they are still actively the fire. It started in late rowhouse in the 1200...

Out ok. We switch over to traffic at york road. The north side in great shape at this hour. That is the latest on traffic pulse 11. The third and final president ial debate is in the books. No clear answer about whether either candidate is close to winning the election. More engaging than the last debate, the president s strategy seemed to be painting governor romney as a lightweight on foreign affairs. Your strategy previously has been one that has been all over the map. Attacking me is not an agenda. He stayed clear after libya after a mistake and he argued sanctions for iran came too late. ...

Live view of 795 at billings mills. Still up to speed. We will keep you posted on any problems as they develop. That is the latest on traffic. City police are investigating the shooting overnight in west baltimore. This extended to block of north monroe street. Just after midnight. Police found an adult movie email suffered a gunshot wound. Have updates as they become available. An officer involved shooting in northwest baltimore happened just before 9 00 tuesday night. Near pimlico racecourse. Part of a specialized unit of the force specially specializing with illegal gun offenders. There wer...

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