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city crew concentrating on streets like this now. little neighborhood streets with snow packed with snow that have yet to see a plow. now again this street is pretty much passable because neighbors shovelled snow themselves. it allows the cars to pass through but still this is a very messy street. now mayor rawlings blake said today that they have identified at least 17 attack zones in the city. she says crews are focusing on secondary roads and neighbor streets but will shift the folk to us primary roads again once the storm begins. but again for now resources are shifted to the problem areas. e.we are doing everything we can to keep moving but we have to be reasonable in our expectations. this is not a shoveling event. this is a hauling event. we have to peck the snow up and move it. i'm greatful for our partner throughout the city that have given us some locations to move the snow. >>reporter: we are back her live where you can see some of the cars moving. gingerly down the street. again some of the locations where the snow will g
city crew concentrating on streets like this now. little neighborhood streets with snow packed with snow that have yet to see a plow. now again this street is pretty much passable because neighbors shovelled snow themselves. it allows the cars to pass through but still this is a very messy street. now mayor rawlings blake said today that they have identified at least 17 attack zones in the city. she says crews are focusing on secondary roads and neighbor streets but will shift the folk to us...
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both for the team and the city. from the famous jazz clubs to the city streets, all of new orleans is singing one tune. >> who dat! >> reporter: eight words now as much a part had this city as street cars and fried chicken. and called out so loudly when the saints kicked their way if to the first super bowl that the whole country could hear. they're cheering for more than an underdog team. they're cheering for a struggling city still trying to climb out of the hole that hurricane katrina created 4 1/2 years ago. >> we were actually on the roof of our house netting in the water. >> reporter: robert green lived in the lower ninth ward. his family was among the thousands punching holes through attics and praying for help from rooftops. green's mother died waiting to be rescued. so did his 3-year-old granddaughter. >> i put her on the roof of the house, turned around to get her sister, and when i turned back around, she had fell in 25 feet of water. >> reporter: like hundreds of other, green was plucked from the roof of
both for the team and the city. from the famous jazz clubs to the city streets, all of new orleans is singing one tune. >> who dat! >> reporter: eight words now as much a part had this city as street cars and fried chicken. and called out so loudly when the saints kicked their way if to the first super bowl that the whole country could hear. they're cheering for more than an underdog team. they're cheering for a struggling city still trying to climb out of the hole that hurricane...
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they built the city around their headquarters. a city where most people have ties to the company. the toyota way was the japanese way. now there is another safety scare. the best way to find out more is there vehicles. >i have not had any problems with this vehicle while i have been driving. the owner swears by them. people here have not been outraged. yes, they confess that the brakes sometimes have problems but that is ok. it is a good brand, one man said outside of the factory. another man said that toyota is strong. then again, what do expect from people living in toyota city? >> senior aides of a nigerian leader say that the president is about to respond in writing to calls from the senate to hand over power to his deputy. he has been out of the country since november being treated for a heart condition. u.s. government has said that unemployment has fallen to a five-month low. there was a drop from 10% to 9.7%. one of the world's biggest defense companies has been hit with huge fines. they have confessed to conspiring to make false statements. there is a deal to supply milit
they built the city around their headquarters. a city where most people have ties to the company. the toyota way was the japanese way. now there is another safety scare. the best way to find out more is there vehicles. >i have not had any problems with this vehicle while i have been driving. the owner swears by them. people here have not been outraged. yes, they confess that the brakes sometimes have problems but that is ok. it is a good brand, one man said outside of the factory. another...
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nine years after he gained a seat on city council. young's city address, is along madison street. in east baltimore. >> it was papers i signed, but as you know, people buying houses sign many papers. you know,s that's what happened. >> it left this veteran councilman asking why is this now an issue? coming days before young expects to take over the seat. stephanie rawlings-blake is vacateing. to become the city's next mayor. >> sold it in 2005 and i have had two elections prior to that and if they knew that why did they not bring it out then? >> a possible smear campaign said young. some political insiders tell fox 45 news, young is certainly not a yes man. and that could make some in certain political circles nervous. >> joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> young plans to resign from his state position, if he becomes city council president in baltimore. >> funeral arrangements are now made for a frederick u.s. marine killed in combat. 25-year-old sergeant david smith was injured in afghanistan and rushed to a military hospital in germany. that's where he died there last week. on
nine years after he gained a seat on city council. young's city address, is along madison street. in east baltimore. >> it was papers i signed, but as you know, people buying houses sign many papers. you know,s that's what happened. >> it left this veteran councilman asking why is this now an issue? coming days before young expects to take over the seat. stephanie rawlings-blake is vacateing. to become the city's next mayor. >> sold it in 2005 and i have had two elections...
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told my supervisor i live in the heart of the city. my street isn't plowed there's nowhere for anthony go and the supervisor said if you don't come you're not going to get paid and you're going to get reprimanded. i think that's a real issue because we hear from state leaders, city leaders and county leaders that the roads are bad but if a state-run facility is saying you're going to come to work and you're not going to get paid and you're going to get written up i think it's a real issue. >> it's unbelievable. if you stay home and you find out that everybody else made it in -- it's just unbelievable. >> what do you do if your street hasn't been plowed. >> what do you do. >> feel free to weigh in. we'll troy get answers for you. we'll try to get some of those leaders on the phone to give us some thoughts this. >> let's show some pictures. here's a picture coming in from melinda in dundalk. these are they are three children. they're all enjoying the snow at grandma's house. looks like they're having a good time. more pictures to show yo
told my supervisor i live in the heart of the city. my street isn't plowed there's nowhere for anthony go and the supervisor said if you don't come you're not going to get paid and you're going to get reprimanded. i think that's a real issue because we hear from state leaders, city leaders and county leaders that the roads are bad but if a state-run facility is saying you're going to come to work and you're not going to get paid and you're going to get written up i think it's a real issue....
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., is in its path among other cities. remember, the federal government is still shut down because of last weekend's storm. tom costello is there night for this next one. good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. we still have thousands here in the d.c. metro area without heat or electricity. now we are looking at 12 to 15 inches more here, more in baltimore, more in philadelphia, on top of the two to three feet we already have. from the midwest to the east coast, the snow is all anyone can talk about. >> we are talking about very heavy amounts of snowfall coming in here. >> reporter: 22 states are under a winter watch or warning, especially bad news for the mid atlantic still digging out from two to three feet of snow. now more is on the way. >> i just want to scream. >> i'm just waiting for the sun now. this is getting ridiculous. >> reporter: in d.c., virginia and maryland, schools remain closed. some gas stations are out of fuel and grocery stores are running low ontaples. >> i'm trying to get what i can. ere isn't any reg
., is in its path among other cities. remember, the federal government is still shut down because of last weekend's storm. tom costello is there night for this next one. good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. we still have thousands here in the d.c. metro area without heat or electricity. now we are looking at 12 to 15 inches more here, more in baltimore, more in philadelphia, on top of the two to three feet we already have. from the midwest to the east coast, the snow is all anyone can...
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she is required to donate $45,000 to the city. >>> stay with wjz for the city hall transition. >>> an 11-year-old girl tells police that a teacher physically pushed her from inside the classroom into a hall way. she is identified as tracy clay. she is charged with second degree assault and placed on administrative leave. >>> stocks took a dive amidst new fears of the world economy. stocks buckled after disappointing jobless numbers indicating the economy is weaker than expected. at one point the dow dipped below 1,000 for the first time in the month. the s & p slipped 30 points and the nasdaq dropped close to 66 points. >>> new problems tonight for toyota. the world's largest auto maker is on the verge of recalling 670,000 prius hybrids. meanwhile toyota is investigating problems with the lexus hybrid. >>> bye bye tishon, the beloved panda flew home tonight via fedex. a female panda from atlanta were both online from china and will now become part of their breeding program. a chinese official said today, tishon has grown into a handsome young man and it's time for him to go home and d
she is required to donate $45,000 to the city. >>> stay with wjz for the city hall transition. >>> an 11-year-old girl tells police that a teacher physically pushed her from inside the classroom into a hall way. she is identified as tracy clay. she is charged with second degree assault and placed on administrative leave. >>> stocks took a dive amidst new fears of the world economy. stocks buckled after disappointing jobless numbers indicating the economy is weaker...
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santiago is a seismic city. i thought it was a tremor and soon my husband said oh, my god, it's an earthquake. we could hear things falling in the living room and i ran out of the room to my daughter's room to pick her up and we stood in the door frame which is the emergency plan that you are always taught about and we never had to use. it was really scary at that point because you are in a door frame and the whole apartment is shaking and the walls are moving and the floor is moving and you can hear things falling all-around you. everything is dark because the electricity went out and it lasted a long time. for an earthquake it was about three minutes of shaking. >> i can't imagine what that must be like living through three minutes probably felt like three hours. i know daylight is just breaking, but have you had a chance to assess the damage in and around where you live? >> yes. the first thing we could see because we have emergency lights in the apartment in case of something like this. there were cracks in
santiago is a seismic city. i thought it was a tremor and soon my husband said oh, my god, it's an earthquake. we could hear things falling in the living room and i ran out of the room to my daughter's room to pick her up and we stood in the door frame which is the emergency plan that you are always taught about and we never had to use. it was really scary at that point because you are in a door frame and the whole apartment is shaking and the walls are moving and the floor is moving and you...
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look, i come from a progressive city. we are balancing our budgets without raising taxes, without borrowing. our bond rating was reaffirmed last year. we have a rainy day reserve. we have pay as you go. 10 year capital plains and universal health care. universal teaching. no teachers were laid off or firefighters last year. we are able to do that with progressive framework. the state of california is run by a republican governor. it's not just progressives. >> bill: he doesn't have any say over what the legislation does. city of san francisco owes a ton of money 6.6 billion, right? >> yeah, that's our budget. and the state of california should hardly cry poverty as well. >> bill: city of san francisco meeting obligations and has a bunch of progressive programs you had a 6.6 budget short fall. >> 522 -- no we have a 6.6 billion-dollar budget. we have a 522 or so-million-dollar short fall. look, last year i had a 438-million-dollar short fall. but we didn't raise taxes. we didn't borrow. our bond rating as i said was reaffi
look, i come from a progressive city. we are balancing our budgets without raising taxes, without borrowing. our bond rating was reaffirmed last year. we have a rainy day reserve. we have pay as you go. 10 year capital plains and universal health care. universal teaching. no teachers were laid off or firefighters last year. we are able to do that with progressive framework. the state of california is run by a republican governor. it's not just progressives. >> bill: he doesn't have any...
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the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," february 25th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and tonight, in a courtroom in los angeles, the career of a brutal new serial killer has been revealed. it started with a string of frighteningly sadistic murders, four beautiful young women and a 12-year-old girl fou dead. investigators chased this killer for years, and finally, they targeted a brilliant and charismatic photographer named rodney alcala. he first came to the public's attention on a game show. but now, officials believe he might be one of the worst serial killers in history. mike von fremd has our report on the so-called dating game killer. >> it's "the dating game." >> reporter: the year is 1978, and "the dating game" is a household hit. >> bachelor number one. >> yes? >> what's your best time? >> the best time is at night. nighttime. >> reporter: on this episode, bachelor number one is rodney alcala. >> why do you say that? >> because that's the only time there is. >> reporter: the bachelott
the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," february 25th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and tonight, in a courtroom in los angeles, the career of a brutal new serial killer has been revealed. it started with a string of frighteningly sadistic murders, four beautiful young women and a 12-year-old girl fou dead. investigators chased this killer for years, and finally, they targeted a...
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toyota city is built around its headquarters, a city where most people have ties to the company. but it is iconic. the toyota way with the japanese way in the decades of growth. but now there is another safety scare. the best way to find out mores to try it. we are driving around toyota city in one of the vehicles which -- the prius -- which is having a desperate problem. -- this brake problem. this man swears by the. >> people have not been outraged to like in the u.s. the brakes * look. but it is ok. one man says it is a good brands. but then, what do you expect from people living in toyota city? bbc news, japan. >> the senior aide to the nigerian leader said the president is about to respond in writing to calls from the country's senate for him to hand power to his deputy. umaru yar'adua has been in saudi arabia since the member being treated for heart condition. nigeria's powerful state governors say the vice president should take over. one of the world's biggest defense companies, bae systems, has been hit with huge fines. it has admitted to conspiring to create false statem
toyota city is built around its headquarters, a city where most people have ties to the company. but it is iconic. the toyota way with the japanese way in the decades of growth. but now there is another safety scare. the best way to find out mores to try it. we are driving around toyota city in one of the vehicles which -- the prius -- which is having a desperate problem. -- this brake problem. this man swears by the. >> people have not been outraged to like in the u.s. the brakes * look....
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we have more on how the city is planning to deal with all of this snow. hello weja. >> reporter: good afternoon. the new mayor wants to hit the ground running in the tremendous task of getting the city flew the storm. administrators admit even though we have had snow we have not had the wind so crews are preparing for near blizzard conditions. just 23 hours into her first term as the new mayor of stephanie blake is contending with the new winter storm. >> we have no control over the weather and we have no control over what mother nature do but we do have control over how we will respond and we have an integrated system. >> the city of 300 workers in place and hundreds of pieces of equipment and 15,000 tons of salt. what it does not have is a snow budget to match the load. going in to the storm the city had $400,000 of $3.5 million left. >> i'm very mindful because we are dealing with a budget deficit but again i keep repeating the same thing, we have to protect our priorities and making sure that we provide public safety and essential services particularl
we have more on how the city is planning to deal with all of this snow. hello weja. >> reporter: good afternoon. the new mayor wants to hit the ground running in the tremendous task of getting the city flew the storm. administrators admit even though we have had snow we have not had the wind so crews are preparing for near blizzard conditions. just 23 hours into her first term as the new mayor of stephanie blake is contending with the new winter storm. >> we have no control over the...
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ocean city the one place where we have seen some rain back through the ocean city area into salisbury, there they have temperatures warm enough to support the wintery mix. you see how large the storm is right now. first low really situated down here in south carolina. our second low actually spinning out of the chicago area centered over ohio t problem is the current storm track, this low tracks southeastern monroe and northern east, offshore maryland, meets up with this low that's going to swing up the coast. they basically both bomb out here off the atlantic coast, the meteorological terms really get large and it's also going to create a tremendous amount of wind tomorrow into tomorrow night and below around all the snowy get over the next 24 hours. show you the computer model in detail. here is how it works out timing wise. that snow will continue, you can see that dry spot but it doesn't last long. we may get more sleet mixing in from the chesapeake east. probably not this side of the bridge. as we continue to go through the day this storm wraps up and intensifies. cold air will f
ocean city the one place where we have seen some rain back through the ocean city area into salisbury, there they have temperatures warm enough to support the wintery mix. you see how large the storm is right now. first low really situated down here in south carolina. our second low actually spinning out of the chicago area centered over ohio t problem is the current storm track, this low tracks southeastern monroe and northern east, offshore maryland, meets up with this low that's going to...
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a more proactive approach to city services. to use her words a cleaner, greener safer city. she promoted gardening and turning city hall grounds into a farm. and increasing things like bike bike lanes to make it easier for others to do so. >> it was nothing. piece of cake >> reporter: my the end of the her first 100 days her and her staff were riding high. crime were going down in the city. she could also claim an improvement in city services. >> we have had a lot of quick fixes. it is not just one area. it is not just let's go out and put police officers on every corner. there are other services and resources that people need in their lives >> reporter: things began to go sour a few months later. state police officers raided her home to look for evidence that dixon took gifts from developers. that lead to the indictment, her trial and in the end a tearful plea garbage. where she regrets the loss of the potential of things that could have been achieved. >> i can't begin to tell you the tremendous job they have done. i'm sad, not because of the decision i made, but because i
a more proactive approach to city services. to use her words a cleaner, greener safer city. she promoted gardening and turning city hall grounds into a farm. and increasing things like bike bike lanes to make it easier for others to do so. >> it was nothing. piece of cake >> reporter: my the end of the her first 100 days her and her staff were riding high. crime were going down in the city. she could also claim an improvement in city services. >> we have had a lot of quick...
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megan gilliland is live at the baltimore city falls road salt yard in north baltimore with more on their strategy heading into the storm. here we go, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. it feels like the calm before the storm. it's quiet at the salt yard and we are told that is because all of the crew members are at home resting preparing for a 12 hour shift that will begin 38 ter thilater thismorning. it's a huge job for all of these folks. we're talking about a major operation here in the city. over 300 workers will be out in full force. their top priority the primary roads out there. across the region plow trucks are loaded with salt and strategically located around and officials are gathering at the operation center staring the storm in the eye. a lot of work to be done here and there's even something you can do. >> don't go out if you don't absolutely have to he go out. i mean, that's a major, major help to the plows.
megan gilliland is live at the baltimore city falls road salt yard in north baltimore with more on their strategy heading into the storm. here we go, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. it feels like the calm before the storm. it's quiet at the salt yard and we are told that is because all of the crew members are at home resting preparing for a 12 hour shift that will begin 38 ter thilater thismorning. it's a huge job for all of these folks. we're talking about a major operation...
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that was city medic these are national guard soldiers t and about the ambunces. they have within sisting th ty baltimore and other coes to to t thin out. thesfolkhaeen braving the snow. couple tion gu man help vea baby in baltimorcity one guy ate james lped deliver a by a 16-year- d girl. les lien. wet the in the humvee. we heare giscream from the humv. we ran up there. e was giving birth. thbabywas et coming ou we had nohoicbut to take it out. it s azinexpeence. >> has tbe an amazing exrien. walate yesterdatheyre ba on the ro n. we nee ke our ha off to the guys and meout th woing hard to helpt to reach le emeenci. the are once that come a rescue whenyou arstuck in a ditc cat geout. >> are we ing b? wel be right back 've been discoved to be li eci proven thave nourisng pers. and noyon ge impoant nutries d in these special fruits in ur wer. fruit2o sels wer. wi nutents equal twoervis ofruit tamins, mirals. and even a gram of fib in cstal cleater six delicious flavors, ea enriched th ientlike its fruit uit2o sentls water. ths you ve itant acces to news, trafficnd w
that was city medic these are national guard soldiers t and about the ambunces. they have within sisting th ty baltimore and other coes to to t thin out. thesfolkhaeen braving the snow. couple tion gu man help vea baby in baltimorcity one guy ate james lped deliver a by a 16-year- d girl. les lien. wet the in the humvee. we heare giscream from the humv. we ran up there. e was giving birth. thbabywas et coming ou we had nohoicbut to take it out. it s azinexpeence. >> has tbe an amazing...
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the gates go out of a city and gates enter into the city. and they are also places in which people spend even a short period of time. but they do that day by day, those who who commute into the station. so, indeed, in my opinion, according to our experience, they are very, very important. >> rose: tell me what the driving vision was when i look at this image. >> well, the driving image was... vision was that if you need 30 minutes to go from one city to another as it happens here, the distance clean colon and liege or brussels and liege and in two hours you are almost in london it means you see the station has to be very open. it has to be very welcoming and it has to be seize city to use and accessible for everybody. >> rose: should it remind me of anything when i see that from an image standpoint? >> well, it's a gate, it's also a lupl us in place. >> rose: okay. the next slide. what's the material? >> the material is steel and the big canopy you are seeing is important because belgium and this part of the world is very rainy. so it's a wa
the gates go out of a city and gates enter into the city. and they are also places in which people spend even a short period of time. but they do that day by day, those who who commute into the station. so, indeed, in my opinion, according to our experience, they are very, very important. >> rose: tell me what the driving vision was when i look at this image. >> well, the driving image was... vision was that if you need 30 minutes to go from one city to another as it happens here,...
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right now, baltimore city public schools are on a three-hour delay. baltimore county public schools are closing two hours early. >> carroll county we had that up 2 hours 45 minutes early. howard county will be shutting it down three hours early. >> keep in mind, we'll keep those scrolling and keep you updated all morning long. at the bottom of the screen, we'll have what you need. >>> and now to justin with the final check of weather. >>> we should title this snow sleet snow. we have the ice mixed in between that will impact what we have to deal with and how much you measure. the erroneous apts of 26 and higher, the ridiculous amounts, would be deep into the mountains to our west. slightly lower amounts on the eastern shore. this all factors in sleet mixing in this afternoon to waste a few hours of potential snow. blizzard warning for new jersey and delaware. we'll have the heaviest stuff fall tonight into tomorrow. for today, temperatures roll in and get heavy fast. tomorrow is the big day. it's gonna last all day long. temperatures slide through the
right now, baltimore city public schools are on a three-hour delay. baltimore county public schools are closing two hours early. >> carroll county we had that up 2 hours 45 minutes early. howard county will be shutting it down three hours early. >> keep in mind, we'll keep those scrolling and keep you updated all morning long. at the bottom of the screen, we'll have what you need. >>> and now to justin with the final check of weather. >>> we should title this snow...
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tonight it's getting the attention of a city council member. >> karen parks at city hall where a story you saw first on fox is bringing a lot of change. >> reporter: council woman holton submitted a resolution today to make sure there were policies in place to keep this from happening again. 37-year-old dennis mclaughlin who is behind bars and works for the department of public works as a utility repairman was also charged with sexual assault and impersonating a police officer. he served ten months in 2008 for sexually assaulting a minor. now there are allegations that mclaughlin used sick time, barroed from the city's sick bank to cover if his of time while in jail. >> did the investigation begin before fox broke the story? i don't know. there are employees in the department of public works that knew that this employee was incarcerated, that knew that this employee had someone submitting sick leave slips so that this employee could be paid while they were incarcerated. >> reporter: we've also learned that look laughlin's mother also works as an administrative assistant within the depa
tonight it's getting the attention of a city council member. >> karen parks at city hall where a story you saw first on fox is bringing a lot of change. >> reporter: council woman holton submitted a resolution today to make sure there were policies in place to keep this from happening again. 37-year-old dennis mclaughlin who is behind bars and works for the department of public works as a utility repairman was also charged with sexual assault and impersonating a police officer. he...
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baltimore city only has $400,000, out of $3.5 million left. carroll and harford counties are down to the last bit. better shape than baltimore county, which is already $2 million over. as for the state budget, essentially, 100% over. >> very important. because i have to travel a long distance to get to work. and it's like an inconvenience if i can't get there. because i have to get the money to put food in my refrigerator also. >> reporter: here at bwi, thurgood marshall airport, winter is already tracking the storm. even before any snowfalls. >> in fact, southwest airlines has canceled most friday evening flights. and all flights scheduled for saturday. >> we certainly encourage people to check with airlines. to get the most up-to-date flight status information. >>> and authorities are urging maryland residents to be prepared and to stock up. because they say they anticipate it will take a couple of days to dig the states out of this storm. report being live in baltimore county tonight, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank y
baltimore city only has $400,000, out of $3.5 million left. carroll and harford counties are down to the last bit. better shape than baltimore county, which is already $2 million over. as for the state budget, essentially, 100% over. >> very important. because i have to travel a long distance to get to work. and it's like an inconvenience if i can't get there. because i have to get the money to put food in my refrigerator also. >> reporter: here at bwi, thurgood marshall airport,...
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frederick county, baltimore county, baltimore city, a two hour delay along with carroll county, cecil, caroyork. it is balancing out. that delay gives you a chance to call if we need to. howard and harford two hour delay. we will keep you posted. that can change. back to you. >> thanks. our weather coverage will continue on our website. you can access our interactive radar and post snow pictures. it is on the front page of wbal tv dot com. >> stephanie rollins blake was focusing on fire arms yesterday. she testified in favor of urging lawmakers to close a gun law loophole. >> a person should not be able to go into a convenience store with a shotgun, robbed the place and get a lesser sentence then someone who does the same thing with a handgun. it is not good policy. >> leaders are lobbying for money for fighting the appropriation in the state budget. >> when a city council president takes over the role of mayor, hersey's will become vacant. many think a person could philip which could cause a dilemma. he holds a job with the state. our reporter asked the council man about that in the
frederick county, baltimore county, baltimore city, a two hour delay along with carroll county, cecil, caroyork. it is balancing out. that delay gives you a chance to call if we need to. howard and harford two hour delay. we will keep you posted. that can change. back to you. >> thanks. our weather coverage will continue on our website. you can access our interactive radar and post snow pictures. it is on the front page of wbal tv dot com. >> stephanie rollins blake was focusing on...
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there is no parking in the city. there are emergency routes. the mayor ordered the suspension of the fire house closing rotations and the new bus service, the charm city circulator, has also been canceled through tomorrow. >> the snow is not new to baltimore. we're going to get through this. everything about how we handle snow is getting better. we're already in emergency management mode. this is when we operate best. >> the city is encouraging folks to use a certain school parking lots to get their cars off of snow emergency routes. residents in little italy, federal point, and center hill can use the garage is to get their reviews the roger -- use the garages for free to get their cars off the street. fha has pledged trucks to the afx. >> we have had a chance to look at the snow in the city. we're going to check with barry sims. what is it like out there? >> we have been telling people to get home and get home safely. we found some friends of some people who have been outside. this is andrew and him. they have been riding their bikes. where y
there is no parking in the city. there are emergency routes. the mayor ordered the suspension of the fire house closing rotations and the new bus service, the charm city circulator, has also been canceled through tomorrow. >> the snow is not new to baltimore. we're going to get through this. everything about how we handle snow is getting better. we're already in emergency management mode. this is when we operate best. >> the city is encouraging folks to use a certain school parking...
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i love this city, and i leave city hall, after 23 years of public service, secure in the knowledge that baltimore's best days are ahead. >> dixon will officially sentenced tomorrow as part of her plea deal on corruption charges. you can hear everything dixon said today, go to foxbaltimore.com/raw news. >> a lot of what the mayor has had to say in the past brought criticism from the state prosecutor. joy lepola tells us, how he is now venting the from us are stration with the mayor, in a very scathing memo. >> the harsh criticism came in written form. as part of the state's sentencing memorandum. the lead prosecutor, doesn't hold back, as he reflects on the trial. and how the mayor has behaved since her plea deal. during the final day as mayor of baltimore, sheila dixon could not escape the questions, or the cameras. >> i will be saying things but not at this point. >> when asked to comment on the strongly worded sentencing memorandum, written by prosecutor robert rohrbaugh, dixon declined. >> i refuse to read anything negative from the topic. >> the three page memo was written in suppor
i love this city, and i leave city hall, after 23 years of public service, secure in the knowledge that baltimore's best days are ahead. >> dixon will officially sentenced tomorrow as part of her plea deal on corruption charges. you can hear everything dixon said today, go to foxbaltimore.com/raw news. >> a lot of what the mayor has had to say in the past brought criticism from the state prosecutor. joy lepola tells us, how he is now venting the from us are stration with the mayor,...
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crime had gone down in the city. she could claim an improvement in city services. >> we've had a lot of quick fix, and it's not just one area, it's not just let's go out and put police officers on every corner. there are other services and resources that people need in their lives. >> reporter: but things began to go sour a few months later. state police officers raided her home as the state prosecutor looked for evidence that she took gifts from developers that led to the indictment, her trial, and her plea bargain where she expressed regret over the loss of all the things that could have been achieved. >> i can't begin to tell you the tremendous job they've done. and i'm sad not because of the decision i made, but because i have a great staff who worked hard and i love them. >> and today's board of estimates meeting she talked for ten minutes. she thanked her staff and supporters and ended saying "as i move on, i know that i was blessed to have the opportunity to serve the city that i love and that i've called home
crime had gone down in the city. she could claim an improvement in city services. >> we've had a lot of quick fix, and it's not just one area, it's not just let's go out and put police officers on every corner. there are other services and resources that people need in their lives. >> reporter: but things began to go sour a few months later. state police officers raided her home as the state prosecutor looked for evidence that she took gifts from developers that led to the...
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she is in baltimore city with the current conditions there. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. yeah, the snow came down dropped last night and dropped about 5 inches of snow on average. i have a stick and measured it earlier. i'm in canton downtown, and the roads are pretty good but the only concern is the side roads are pretty bad. as long abad. as megan said a few minutes ago, if you can get out to the main roads you will be okay. you need to plan to get out earlier and dust off your car. it's not a heavier snow, it's a wet snow. i have a yardstick and see how much snow we got in canton. i think we got around 5 inches. let's measure real quickly, almost six inches. we got 5-6 inches here. steve will give us more in-depth on the snow totals throughout the region and around maryland coming up in a few minutes. right now reporting live in canton, back to patrice in the studio. >>> now let's check in with meteorologist steve fertig and he is going to fill us in on all the details. steve, i didn't get as much in my neighborho
she is in baltimore city with the current conditions there. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. yeah, the snow came down dropped last night and dropped about 5 inches of snow on average. i have a stick and measured it earlier. i'm in canton downtown, and the roads are pretty good but the only concern is the side roads are pretty bad. as long abad. as megan said a few minutes ago, if you can get out to the main roads you will be okay. you need to plan to get out earlier...
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alexandria city and winchester city schools will be opening two hours late today. over in maryland, charles, montgomery, prince george's, calvert, anne arundel county schools all closed. frederick, allegheny, howard, st. mary's and washington county schools will be delayed by two hours. check the top of your screen throughout the morning. winnipeg keel that up until 10:00 when you would have been in school anyway. on myfoxdc.com, we have everything updated there and the federal government is open today with an unscheduled leave policy in effect. contact your supervisor if you have to take unscheduled leave. if you are a d.c. city cool child, have you to go to school today. >> just go it our web site. that is the easiest thing can you do. got quite a bit of snow in some places out there. changing lanes is tricky because of all that slush. >> you will find slushy conditions across the area. julie wright will tell us more about that in just a moment. the snow is done. we are still see something snow showers in eastern portions, extreme pern portions of maryland. that
alexandria city and winchester city schools will be opening two hours late today. over in maryland, charles, montgomery, prince george's, calvert, anne arundel county schools all closed. frederick, allegheny, howard, st. mary's and washington county schools will be delayed by two hours. check the top of your screen throughout the morning. winnipeg keel that up until 10:00 when you would have been in school anyway. on myfoxdc.com, we have everything updated there and the federal government is...
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a battered city, in a beleaguered city. >> new orleans was my calling. not only to rebuild the organization. but also to help rebuild the community and the region. you know, to do something special. >> reporter: brees has embraced new orleans, basing his foundation here. building a high school stadium. working to repair the city's scars. >> we tend to lean on each other in order to survive and in order to get to where we are now. we've used the strength and resilience of our fans. >> reporter: two leaders, on opposite sidelines, beloved by one city. they are two great leaders and two great friends. and what can i say? what's there to say? look at how early it is. they believe, george. they believe. >> we can feel it up here. now, there's no way that's going to happen. we're going to let robin boogie for a few seconds. ♪ >>> coming up, jenny sanford, the life of the south carolina governor on how she found out about her husband's affair. barbara walters will join us live with a preview of her exclusive interview with jenny sanford. that's coming right u
a battered city, in a beleaguered city. >> new orleans was my calling. not only to rebuild the organization. but also to help rebuild the community and the region. you know, to do something special. >> reporter: brees has embraced new orleans, basing his foundation here. building a high school stadium. working to repair the city's scars. >> we tend to lean on each other in order to survive and in order to get to where we are now. we've used the strength and resilience of our...
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and a big increase in investment in the city. the mayor uses his suv as a mobile office and nightmarate as tour of the city as if it's the magic kingdom. he says he's inspired, which he says he got from his parents, both trail blazers. they were two of ibm's first african-american executives. active in the community, they raised corey with a devout baptist faith. >> you can realize your dreams. and if not, there's always honorable work and honorable men and women who are doing that work. >> he knows all the regulars at the diner, and he says he knows progress downtown when he sees it. >> there are people in my city right now who are entrepreneurs who are doing it because they are employing people and creating value. >> he is obsessed enough to call out anybody he sees littering and shovel an occasional walk for a senior citizen. and if his dream of a reborn city doesn't ever come true, it probably won't be because cory booker didn't work hardness. he has nothing else in his life right now. he lives where he works, and he works ev
and a big increase in investment in the city. the mayor uses his suv as a mobile office and nightmarate as tour of the city as if it's the magic kingdom. he says he's inspired, which he says he got from his parents, both trail blazers. they were two of ibm's first african-american executives. active in the community, they raised corey with a devout baptist faith. >> you can realize your dreams. and if not, there's always honorable work and honorable men and women who are doing that work....
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he found their bodies in hanover court in dale city. claudia coffey has the story. >> reporter: 8-year-old paul wilson was found dead inside this hanover court home with his mother monday night. the woman's husband discovered the bodies and called 911. many residents along this quiet cul-de-sac just learned the tragic news this morning. >> i'm just shocked to hear something like that. this neighborhood has always been nice and calm and to hear something like that hits me. >> reporter: other residents say they heard gunshots but the prince william county police would not confirm that rept. they are not releasing any details of how they died or where they were found inside the house. the spokesperson said only there were no signs of forced entry. >> it is unusual in the sense that we just -- we don't want to cause any fear in the community. >> reporter: neighbor francisco tercio left next door for several years and said the family seemed friendly. >> nice guy. nice people. i never have a problem. they all the time talking very nice >> rep
he found their bodies in hanover court in dale city. claudia coffey has the story. >> reporter: 8-year-old paul wilson was found dead inside this hanover court home with his mother monday night. the woman's husband discovered the bodies and called 911. many residents along this quiet cul-de-sac just learned the tragic news this morning. >> i'm just shocked to hear something like that. this neighborhood has always been nice and calm and to hear something like that hits me. >>...
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karen parks is live in ellicott city. karen, how much salt is actually left after what happened last weekend? >>speaker: he -- >> i will tell that you in a minute. other resources are outside of maryland to provide us with salt. when you came to me at 5:30. this parking lot here, was clear. so from then, until now, we have gotten, it looks like about 4 inches on the grounds and lets walk over here. mounds and mounds and mounds of snow, this is causing a major problem the state. where to move all the snow and how to keep the streets clean. what is happening now jeff is after last weekend's big snow storm. the state is ring out of salt. are started with 350,000 tons of salt and now they have less than half of that to work with. they have started to pull from areas that don't really need it. like the eastern shore. but that won't be enough to solve the problem. more salt is expected in the next few weeks and they say it could not come soon enough. >> that is essential. amazing to hear that. you need it. you need it. you have
karen parks is live in ellicott city. karen, how much salt is actually left after what happened last weekend? >>speaker: he -- >> i will tell that you in a minute. other resources are outside of maryland to provide us with salt. when you came to me at 5:30. this parking lot here, was clear. so from then, until now, we have gotten, it looks like about 4 inches on the grounds and lets walk over here. mounds and mounds and mounds of snow, this is causing a major problem the state....
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the city may be a step ahead of the rest of china. he says he won't move forward with plans to build a much larger assembly line plant to produce more at a faster rate because he's waiting for a policy announcement from china's central government on the electric vehicles. now the cars occupy a legal gray area. they're not considered cars or motorcycles. most car owners drive them without licenses. >> translator: government officials are debating proposals on how to classify this vehicle. in addition to where licenses are issued, we'll be valid. right now we're not permitted to drive within large cities. but commuting in small cities and counties is okay. police won't stop you in certain provinces. >> reporter: the debate of where they can travel has bigger implications. many are looking to export their cars beyond chinese borders. according to chinese law, however, only car companies on a government-approved list can export large numbers of cars or legally sell them within the china. the market for these electric cars is so large, the
the city may be a step ahead of the rest of china. he says he won't move forward with plans to build a much larger assembly line plant to produce more at a faster rate because he's waiting for a policy announcement from china's central government on the electric vehicles. now the cars occupy a legal gray area. they're not considered cars or motorcycles. most car owners drive them without licenses. >> translator: government officials are debating proposals on how to classify this vehicle....
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i came up from the city. so it's been absolutely fine. the roads were fine. i came up 83. >> well, i drive for a living. there's nothing about it. the roads are clear. the side streets are damp. it's all right so far. doctor so far, you may call at the time dog days of winter. tucker talked about his drive. >> picked the trailer up and headed down to petersburg, virginia. >> reporter: how far of of a ride is that? >> about three and a half hours. today probably about four, four and a half. >> reporter: the city is already preparing for a possible bigger storm this weekend. >> our crews are getting ready. we're getting our equipment replenished, salt replenished. of course we want all of our employees to get some rest because we don't know what to expect for this weekend. >> reporter: for now, enjoy the postcard for baltimore, but keep the hot chocolate handy. more, maybe a lot more of this, is on the way. >> i hope not. i'm about done with it. i wish the groundhog didn't see his shadow or did, i don't know how it goes. >> reporter: i think we're all about don
i came up from the city. so it's been absolutely fine. the roads were fine. i came up 83. >> well, i drive for a living. there's nothing about it. the roads are clear. the side streets are damp. it's all right so far. doctor so far, you may call at the time dog days of winter. tucker talked about his drive. >> picked the trailer up and headed down to petersburg, virginia. >> reporter: how far of of a ride is that? >> about three and a half hours. today probably about...
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of cars on the city streets. we asked the residents if you can pull your car off the street and put it in a driveway please do that. try to park as close to the curb as you can so that our trucks can get through those smaller streets. >> city transportation officials ask residents to be patient during the snow removal process. >>> state highway administration gearing up for the storm. they have plenty of salt. trucks have been repaired. they are ready to roll and the crews have rested. >> we are playing it by ear and getting ready as best we can. we ask that folks at home get up early for thursday and allow extra time or consider changing their plans little. >> the state highway administration plowed through $110 million. they have until june to balance the books. >>> as we get ready for snow officials in harford county say hundreds of sidewalks in front of homes and businesses still aren't shoveled from the last storm. that's a safety concern. >>> with more snow headed our way what does that mean for the school
of cars on the city streets. we asked the residents if you can pull your car off the street and put it in a driveway please do that. try to park as close to the curb as you can so that our trucks can get through those smaller streets. >> city transportation officials ask residents to be patient during the snow removal process. >>> state highway administration gearing up for the storm. they have plenty of salt. trucks have been repaired. they are ready to roll and the crews have...
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commuting in small cities and counties are okay. police won't stop you in certain prove ebss. >> the debate of where they can travel has bigger implications. many are looking to export their cars beyond chinese borders. according to law, only car companies on a government approved list can export large numbers of cars or legally sell them within chin. the market for these electric cars is so large there's a growing litany of companies that want to get on the government approved list. many of them were not electric car manufacturers but are looking for a piece of the market. if all goes well for the car makers, china's roads will change from being dominated by large cars to vehicles like this. i'm jimmy wang for time.com. >>> we would like to go beyond the headlines and look at invasion in the auto industry. we have a correspondent for the economist and co-author of zoom, the global race for the car of the future. >> good to be with you. >> is it fair to say, the auto industry is in the midst of a revolution, then? >> one has to be c
commuting in small cities and counties are okay. police won't stop you in certain prove ebss. >> the debate of where they can travel has bigger implications. many are looking to export their cars beyond chinese borders. according to law, only car companies on a government approved list can export large numbers of cars or legally sell them within chin. the market for these electric cars is so large there's a growing litany of companies that want to get on the government approved list. many...
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some some cases some of these northeastern cities like pittsburgh and new york city have seen record snowfalls for the month of february. and i think by the end of winter, we're going to see record snowfalls for the season. area of low pressure will be slow to move away but still on the back side of this and plenty cold air that will still introduce that snowfall all the way from cleveland extending up towards bangor maine. a little bit of a break for the nation's midsection, not quite as cold as it has been. here comes az a storm system for the west coast and sierra nevada and into southern california. we're looking at mountain snowfall and into the lower elevations it will be rain like in los angeles. high temperatures 58 degrees. ten ver, 48. for miami, a little on the cool side with 69 and new york city should make it to 38. i'm karen maginnis. >>> an "american idol" star was in chile when the earthquake hit. you will hear how he reacted when his hotel started swaying. >>> i feel very lucky to have sought out safety. i took the steps. there was one lone person who happened to be
some some cases some of these northeastern cities like pittsburgh and new york city have seen record snowfalls for the month of february. and i think by the end of winter, we're going to see record snowfalls for the season. area of low pressure will be slow to move away but still on the back side of this and plenty cold air that will still introduce that snowfall all the way from cleveland extending up towards bangor maine. a little bit of a break for the nation's midsection, not quite as cold...
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. >> forceful winter blast takes over the city of baltimore. virtually closing down the city. in the middle of the week. >> i will tell you, it is treacherous, if you don't have to be out. you don't want to be. >> a look at what happened today. and how maryland will recover from this big winter blast. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. we watched snow and sleet fall since yesterday afternoon. >> this storm added wind and more snow to neighborhoods already blocked in by piles of snow. >> the problem is very bad in some parts of the city. keith daniels live in medfield. keith what is happening there? >> snow pushed people inside. it is a virtual ghost town. neighborhood streets virtually abandoned. only thing outside now the snow covered cars, and streets, both untouched waiting for relief. >> in medfield more misery. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> it is a neighborhood like many others across the city, taking a beating. with so much snow. >> i cannot believe it is happening again. seems like it happened two days ago. >> this storm is different than the one
. >> forceful winter blast takes over the city of baltimore. virtually closing down the city. in the middle of the week. >> i will tell you, it is treacherous, if you don't have to be out. you don't want to be. >> a look at what happened today. and how maryland will recover from this big winter blast. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. we watched snow and sleet fall since yesterday afternoon. >> this storm added wind and more snow to...
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right now in just that one city, about a million people are living in about 200 outdoor camps that have become unbelievably crowded and dirty. our chief science correspondent robert bazell traveled back to haiti to report on this health threat. >> reporter: they are called tent cities, but there are few tents. most people live under sheets or rags thrown over ropes and trees. sanitary facilities are nonexistent. fetted water breeds flies and mosquitos that carries malaria. at a u.s. clinic, these patients have drug-resistant tuberculosis. this 18-year-old is living on a respirator because of tetanus he got from an unsterile amputation. doctors thought this 2-week-old would die from tetanus from his mother at birth. >> he came in the early days. he's been on the respirator and been in icu. we finally moved him out there. he made it. >> reporter: the infectious disease specialists here have never seen tetanus. >> i've been reading about it for 30 years. i've seen pictures in text books and tell people to get their tetanus shot regularly. >> reporter: the director of a local clinicunning o
right now in just that one city, about a million people are living in about 200 outdoor camps that have become unbelievably crowded and dirty. our chief science correspondent robert bazell traveled back to haiti to report on this health threat. >> reporter: they are called tent cities, but there are few tents. most people live under sheets or rags thrown over ropes and trees. sanitary facilities are nonexistent. fetted water breeds flies and mosquitos that carries malaria. at a u.s....
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. >> manassas city, manassas park city, orange county, rappahannock, warren, is closed. >> in maryland charles county closed. >> in west virginia, berkeley, harsh shier, hardy, jefferson and mineral county schools are closed. morgan county schools are also closed today. >> this heavy snow this weekend is expected to have a major effect on metro service. metro will open on time today at 5:00. in about ten minutes. operating on a normal schedule today. it will continue to run normally today until there are eight inches of snow on the ground. after that all above ground service will be shut down. >> given what the anticipated snow total amounts will be for the weekend, it is highly probable that we will suspend all of our above rail service for the entire weekend. also highly probable we'll suspend all of our metrobus all day saturday. that could extend into sunday as well. >> now if above ground rail service is suspended, metro will operate on a modified underground schedule. take a minute right now to grab a pen and paper because coming up the numbers you'll need if your power goes out.
. >> manassas city, manassas park city, orange county, rappahannock, warren, is closed. >> in maryland charles county closed. >> in west virginia, berkeley, harsh shier, hardy, jefferson and mineral county schools are closed. morgan county schools are also closed today. >> this heavy snow this weekend is expected to have a major effect on metro service. metro will open on time today at 5:00. in about ten minutes. operating on a normal schedule today. it will continue to...
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kansas city had snow showers reported today. we're going to be on the warm side of the system, which will allow for widespread rain showers for monday. one more nice day for tomorrow all thanks to this area of high pressure and control. if you have plans to go to brunch or church, great weather to be outside. you will need the coat, though. temperatures chilly in the morning and rising in the low 40s later in the day. clouds will be on the increase later in the day because this low-pressure system will be inching closer towards our region. chicago and mission will get hammered with snow showers. timing this out again on our future scan models, another model predicting we're going to see rain showers in here. again, clouding up later in the day on sunday and here come the rain showers, more or less by monday afternoon. should could be heavy at times and increasing in the intensity. more or less throughout the day. how much rain are we going to see? not a ton of moisture, but we could squeeze out maybe a quarter of an inch to half
kansas city had snow showers reported today. we're going to be on the warm side of the system, which will allow for widespread rain showers for monday. one more nice day for tomorrow all thanks to this area of high pressure and control. if you have plans to go to brunch or church, great weather to be outside. you will need the coat, though. temperatures chilly in the morning and rising in the low 40s later in the day. clouds will be on the increase later in the day because this low-pressure...
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blizzard warning in effect for new york city until thursday morning. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. and national weather service said the storm could dump 10 to 16 inches of snow on the metropolitan area. >>well, finally, finally. few days relief after this storm. >> we sure need it. >> what do we hear bye possible snow storm for the weekend or monday. what's going on? check back with vytas. >> break it down for us. talk about what's going on out there. dealing with winds still tonight. skycam downtown. look at the camera shaking here because of the winds. we have the gusty winds. we do not have a blizzard warning at this time. but contend with the winds through the overnight. the snow, look at this. clouds without the snow blowing. has stopped over the city. 28 degrees. winds out of the west-northwest at 21. so still seeing that as a factor. now 1995, 1996, we saw 62.5 inches of snowfall in that season. now, looking at the 2009, and 2010 season, looking at 83.9 inches. 83.9. we're still not done with the season. we have 38 more days left. u
blizzard warning in effect for new york city until thursday morning. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. and national weather service said the storm could dump 10 to 16 inches of snow on the metropolitan area. >>well, finally, finally. few days relief after this storm. >> we sure need it. >> what do we hear bye possible snow storm for the weekend or monday. what's going on? check back with vytas. >> break it down for us. talk about what's going on out there....
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but if you head south, 34 in ocean city. just warm enough and just enough warm air working in south of us to change over some of the snow into more of a wintry mix. but i think none of that right now for us here in baltimore as we see the wind also picking up big-time out there tonight. winds around 24 miles an hour, gusting up to 30 miles an hour, and possibly up to 40 miles an hour and beyond tonight. the national weather service has extended the winter warning, all of baltimore, all of our dc area county, back through anne arundel, and extended down to easton and on into delaware. all under a blizzard warning and up in the harford county. here is a look at your forecast overnight tonight. in the upper 20s, heavy snow, wind, blizzard conditions all across the area. obviously a time to just stay indoors. stay tuned here to abc2 news. we're going to keep you abreast of the very latest changes in the storm but it is a huge one. i think it's going to be one for the history books for sure, kelly. >>> maryland has been under a s
but if you head south, 34 in ocean city. just warm enough and just enough warm air working in south of us to change over some of the snow into more of a wintry mix. but i think none of that right now for us here in baltimore as we see the wind also picking up big-time out there tonight. winds around 24 miles an hour, gusting up to 30 miles an hour, and possibly up to 40 miles an hour and beyond tonight. the national weather service has extended the winter warning, all of baltimore, all of our...
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i'm trying to get home. >> reporter: with city officials urging people not to venture into center city unless they have to, a lot of workers say their bosses told them to work from home instead. are you having to work tomorrow? >> i'm going to work at home tomorrow. >> reporter: going to stay home? >> yes. >> reporter: meanwhile in montgomery county, nancy lee, owner of the golden dragon, complained how the back to back storms are killing business for her and others. >> saturday too, killed the business, no good. tomorrow too. it's bad, no good. >> reporter: next stop, borden town, new jersey, and action news reporter katherine scott. what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, jim, it's been snowing here for the last couple of hours. but for some neighbors this storm is more about work than play. as they're still digging out from the weekend. they explained their street was only just starting to look passable and now they're getting hit again. >> you try to shovel out then the plow come by and you're plowed in again. you know. that's why i'm saying i'm worried about going to work t
i'm trying to get home. >> reporter: with city officials urging people not to venture into center city unless they have to, a lot of workers say their bosses told them to work from home instead. are you having to work tomorrow? >> i'm going to work at home tomorrow. >> reporter: going to stay home? >> yes. >> reporter: meanwhile in montgomery county, nancy lee, owner of the golden dragon, complained how the back to back storms are killing business for her and...
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the whole city was like a big machine. >> the city was organized according to these massive and various railroad lines. >> where rail line las ran, industry sprang up. smaller businesses and more jobs quickly followed. >> each dock is an industrial enterprise and you can see the lines that they follow are actually the railroad lines. and then the various neighborhoods of workers filled in close to the line. >> in just ten years detroit's population doubled. woodward avenue was a bustling thoroughfare with streetcars making stops every few minutes all up and down the line it where trolleys ran on detroit's main corridors, commercial districts emerged. and dozens of streetcar lines ran east and west through the neighborhoods. at michigan central station, service was stepped up to pick up new waves of migrants. no one knew it at the time, but you know, the trains were pouring in here with people and their job was essentially to build something that was going to take the place of the train. >> blue >> ifill: "blueprint america: beyond the motor city" airs on most pbs stations tonight. >> br
the whole city was like a big machine. >> the city was organized according to these massive and various railroad lines. >> where rail line las ran, industry sprang up. smaller businesses and more jobs quickly followed. >> each dock is an industrial enterprise and you can see the lines that they follow are actually the railroad lines. and then the various neighborhoods of workers filled in close to the line. >> in just ten years detroit's population doubled. woodward...
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city kicked in phase 2 of the snow emergency plan. forcing all vehicles to be removed from snow emergency routes. >> some people leave but you won't find any more people coming down to the park here. >> it won't be just snow plows over city streets. the national guard is letting the city borrow nine humvees to help fire and police respond to emergencies. two of the humvees are equipped with ambulances. >> in these times when we're talking about a blizzard, you have to do something extra. and the national guard is helping us to do that. >> heavy armor or not. police commission bealefield adds that no storm, no matter the size, will get in the way of public safety. >> they cannot maneuver around in the cars we have. or the 4 x 4 trucks that we have. officers will be out on foot, wherever they can. >> now, cars that are parked along snow emergency routes, do take the risk of being ticketed, or even towed. but the city has designated some areas for you to park your cars, free of charge, if you have nowhere else to go. and some of those ar
city kicked in phase 2 of the snow emergency plan. forcing all vehicles to be removed from snow emergency routes. >> some people leave but you won't find any more people coming down to the park here. >> it won't be just snow plows over city streets. the national guard is letting the city borrow nine humvees to help fire and police respond to emergencies. two of the humvees are equipped with ambulances. >> in these times when we're talking about a blizzard, you have to do...
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hope that they'll find a better life in the city. and so a lot of what we invest in is education programming through the radio, through adult education programs, adult literacy, so that these parents understand the risks they're children face if sent to the cities. >> larry: annie, are there enough resources on the ground to safeguard children? >> well, there's more coming. and save the children is working hard to make that happen. you know, the thing is is that you have to take the wholistic approach, is what's been said. you can't just focus on the kids, although the kids need psychosocial support, they need a safe place, they need to feel normalcy again. but also the parents need help, so that they understand that there's health and nutrition and opportunities for livelihood, so that they feel that they can take care of their families and the families can stay together. that's the most important thing, larry. >> larry: kent, the problem seems, like, move humongous. it seems like overwhelming. do you ever get that feeling? >> no, i
hope that they'll find a better life in the city. and so a lot of what we invest in is education programming through the radio, through adult education programs, adult literacy, so that these parents understand the risks they're children face if sent to the cities. >> larry: annie, are there enough resources on the ground to safeguard children? >> well, there's more coming. and save the children is working hard to make that happen. you know, the thing is is that you have to take the...
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new york city city proper could get over 20 inches of snow before it's all said and done. some dry air tries to wrap up and then it says it's not done, and now it's over queens right now and it's going to slowly drift across long island, and weaken as it does so. but it will take 24, 36 hours before it really gets out of here. we will have a number of warnings from north carolina, all the way up to maine. and high wind warnings for washington and baltimore. we will see another 4 to 8 inches on top of what we have already seen, so this will be an epic snow maker for the tri-state area. if you cannot beat them, join them, or get one of these. the quakers breed these, and they make great sweaters, so they look very, very comfortable. >> quaker town. great, great area of pennsylvania. and they are very popular, and you save them. i heard they are friendly as heck. >> yeah, and happy in snow storms. think like one of these and you will get through this fine. >> great thing not to be shaved right now if you are out there in the snow. >> let them keep their sweaters now, because
new york city city proper could get over 20 inches of snow before it's all said and done. some dry air tries to wrap up and then it says it's not done, and now it's over queens right now and it's going to slowly drift across long island, and weaken as it does so. but it will take 24, 36 hours before it really gets out of here. we will have a number of warnings from north carolina, all the way up to maine. and high wind warnings for washington and baltimore. we will see another 4 to 8 inches on...
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we are all accustoms and desirous of seeing our counties and our city's crews and city and county council people being able to scrape the snow down to the pavement. that will not be a possibility over the next 72 hours. the reason for that being that those crews need to focus on keeping the roads passible so that if god forbid mom should slip and fall and need an ambulance take her to the hospital or dad should have a heart attack, we want to make sure those ambulance crews in conjunction with our national guard crews can get mom or dad to the hospital. so we will not be able to get down in any of the counties. however well manage an end hard working those plows crews are. we will not be able to get down to bare pavement in our state in virtually any county in our state for several days. the best with can do is to send our plows down with the plow up to trample down the snow to make it basketball for emergency crews. we ask for the public's intelligence their fairness and understanding in the emergency nature of this and our need to protect public safety first. i'll add one other, i said
we are all accustoms and desirous of seeing our counties and our city's crews and city and county council people being able to scrape the snow down to the pavement. that will not be a possibility over the next 72 hours. the reason for that being that those crews need to focus on keeping the roads passible so that if god forbid mom should slip and fall and need an ambulance take her to the hospital or dad should have a heart attack, we want to make sure those ambulance crews in conjunction with...