>> let's go to meteorologist tony pann for what we can expect tonight into tomorrow. it >> for those up in the new england states, we will only get brushed in this. some minor cumulation possible especially north and east of baltimore. those north into cecil county, you might get an-accumulation. the wind can kick up over 30 miles per hour later tonight, but most of that is going to miss us. in boston, right now thunder snow with the wind gusting up to 30 miles an hour. they're going to pick up two or 3 feet of snow. more about the big snow and will begin expect this week at home. >> you can always track the storm anywhere and anytime with the new iphone and android

zambo-- app. >> they have charged a 125- rolled woman with the death referred to-roll daughter. they have not seen the little girl -- on 25-year-old mother with the death of her 2-year-old daughter. >> she said she killed her daughter because she thought the little girl's father put a curse on her. >> and annapolis community trying to make sense of an unthinkable crime that unfolded here in the bay ridge garden apartments just days ago. according to charging documents, and abroad and a 25- year-old chelsea booth over concerns they have not seen her

daughter in a number of days. the document and go on to say they thought the child's father had placed what she thought was a "muslim curse" on her and she was possessed by an evil spirit. she said some time around but you worry fourth or fifth, she murdered her daughter by laying on top of her until she stopped breathing and shows and a sign of life. she then wrapped her daughter in a blanket and put her in a dumpster located in her apartment complex. they searched for kassidey and ended up in jesup where the body had been loaded onto a train bound for an out-of-state landfill. as far as the father is concerned, he said he had not seen her in several months. police did not consider him my suspect. his past criminal record shows a number of convictions including

in 2005, guilty of marijuana possession. a few years later, guilty of resisting arrest and failure to obey a police officer. in 2009, guilty of theft and second-degree assault on a police officer. >> she has been charged with first and second degree murder as well as first-degree child abuse. she is being held without bail and the investigation is ongoing. live in the newsroom, lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> motion denied for the. hall high-school shooter who was looking have his case moved to juvenile court. he will be charged as an adult. i read is live in towns and with the latest. -- kai reed is live in towson. >> a judge ruled public safety would be best served if gladden

remained in adult court. he brought in a gun to perry hall high and opened fire on the first day of school. the offered 15-year-old robert gladden, jr., a plea deal but he denied it. he made his own closing statement. he said taking a shot gun to school was the dumbest and stupidest decision he had ever made in his life. he claimed it is trying to kill himself and that he was sorry. he wanted the case moved to the juvenile system. he said, "i want help. you're the only person who can give me that chance." he said if he was sent to prison it would be like a death sentence where he would get raped and killed. the shooting and seriously wounded a special needs students. daniel was shot in the back. the assistant state attorney argued his actions were egregious calling what happened

a nightmare for all who were subjected to what he did. the defense attorney argued his client knew the school resource officer was on campus and he was trying to commit suicide by cops and came up with a plan to take others with him. they listened to the entire interview. he ruled that there is no evidence he had been bullied. the judge was very concerned about the lack of remorse. he cited monday statements in which he said he did not care if the victim lived or died. the judge also agreed with expert opinion that he suffers from a major depressive disorder but he also thinks he could get the appropriate care for his mental health in the adult system. the trial begins february 19th. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one person bound dead after a house fire in the pimlico area

of baltimore. the fire started around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon on high gear drive. >> the victim found it did perish. preliminarily it is believed to be due to smoke inhalation, however the official cause of death will be determined by the state medical examiner. >> the victim was an adult female. it has been reported that homicide detectives are being called in. stay tuned for the very latest. >> two carbon monoxide incidents to report tonight. one of them is being blamed on a faulty furnace. it happened in east baltimore on north broadway. crews were called in when residents began to feel sick. the patients have been undergoing treatment. one hour later, the of found high carbon monoxide low will at west side elementary school in northwest baltimore. in a faulty boiler was to blame.

school went on as scheduled. >> still soaring high from the super bowl, some lawmakers are talking about making the rate in the official state bird. >> coincidentally, it is tourism day indianapolis which has officials scrambling faster than joe flacco to channel this into more business. david collins joins us live now from annapolis with more on the story. >> baltimore is viewed as a winner. tourism officials are using the super bowl champions as a selling point to build upon an already robust convention business. they believe so many new hospitality jobs will becoming available. there are plans to build a job training academy to meet demand. >> the ravens are coming to roost at the state house. still soaring high from the super bowl, legislators are talking about making the raven

an official state bird. >> there is a lot down here that divides people. the raven combines people. >> they are convincing him to introduce the bill. the raven would have to share the honor with the orioles, designated the state bird back in 1947. they even have an official state fossil and a dinosaur. there are 21 state symbols including the calico cat. the official dog is the retriever. the checkerspot butterfly is the official insect. symbolizing a summer theater, the stage here. ["ravens theme"] ♪ it is expected to be a financial windfall for years to come. it city hospitality represent this convening for tourism they

are thrilled. the half page ad declaring baltimore a super team. >> now they have a different image and they can see the true diamond that we are. >> tourism officials believe winning the super bowl makes baltimore even more desirable. bookings are time% higher than the national average and 2014 is shaping up as a banner year. >> we will have the n.c.a.a. tournament and then the n.c.a.a. lacrosse tournament, a big convention on the fourth of july. the army-navy football game and then a huge convention schedules on top of it. >> hospitality jobs are expected to be created. >> we have to make sure we have enough front-line employees trained and have the opportunity to get in the industry. >> the visit baltimore entourage did some lobbying urging passage

guarantee funding to help with the operating costs of the convention center for the next 11 years. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a blizzard bearing down on the northeast and causing school cancellations, and planes, trains, and bosses. >> the forecasters are very busy tracking that monster winter storm. >> cameron landing in new job and heading to louisiana. the story later in sports. >> we do have a little snow in the seven-day forecast. the seven-day forecast.

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>> hundreds of millions of particles of snow are bearing down on the northeastern u.s.. travel bans in effect. residents are being told to stand aside. >> that massive storm is expected to dump of multiple feet of snow and it could be a storm for the record books. sally kidd is in washington with the latest. >> we spend part of the day with forecasters at the national weather service. they say this is the result of two weather systems, lighting. the worst of it will hit tonight. at national weather service headquarters, winter storm forecasters are tracking a monster. >> as this storm moves up the coast. >> this could dump up to 3 feet

of snow along with hurricane- force wind and coastal flooding. national weather service director is the expert on winter weather. he has written volumes on northeastern snowstorms. >> it's going to be very dangerous. if the magnitude pans out as we are predicting, it will go down clearly in the top 10. >> we have to have as many people off the roads as possible. >> we're expecting have accumulations of 10-14 inches across the five boroughs. >> where residents are still suffering the aftermath of sandy. >> we still have a great fema supply. we're ready to assist. >> widespread power outages are expected and vehicular travel is prohibited.

>> already know that 3500 flights have been canceled across the country, primarily in the northeast. >> the ripple could be affected national wide. they will be monitoring the situation around the clock. sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> is very interesting. in manhattan, there's nowhere to push that snow. they literally have to put it in a dump truck, drive it to the water, and then do it all over again. it takes forever. anyhow. we missed out on this one. we got a little bit of rain out of it and we will maybe get some sharks tonight, but that's it. i do have some interesting stuff to show you in the seven-day. 34 in parton. the temperatures have dropped off just enough now so that

whenever precipitation left is changing to snow and we do have a little showing up in cecil and hartford county. you may get a little coating on the ground. it is still warm enough for some rain. the bigger part of the storm is missing as to the northeast. this will fill back in our next few hours as this deepens off the jersey coast. there is still a slight chance you could get some snow out of this heading into the overnight. the bull's-eye is up around boston. two or 3 feet of snow. thunder snow was reported right now with gusts up for the 45 m.p.h.. that's just an incredible. over 1 foot in new york city and then we will be on the southern fringe. let's focus on maryland.

if we get any accumulation, it will be near the pennsylvania line. 1 inch or less of accumulation possible on the backside of this as it wraps up some of the shower is continuing to drift into maryland especially during overnight. temperature will drop into the 20's. eventually the wind will be gusting over 30, but the only winter weather in advisory in effect is for cecil county. is the most likely spot we will see accumulation. and there is a higher chance up into new jersey and closer to new york. wind advisories in effect until 6:00. the wind will start to gust over the next few hours of near 30 miles per hour. windy and cold for the rest of tonight. dropping back into the 20's. if a chance for rain or showers with minor cumulation possible. there may be some flurries tomorrow with a mix of sun and clouds. high temperatures in the 30's

but feeling like we are in the 20's because of the wind. sunday, a high near 44 and a chance for rain on monday. too warm for snow, but a storm coming the middle of the week will go south of us and we could be close enough to get in on some snow on wednesday. the high temperature of 36 and clearing up thursday and friday. >> from the susquehanna. sports center, this is 11 sports. >> camera karen was fired from the ravens. -- cam cameron was fired. even went so far as to call it a great move. . and the diversity like a pro, you get another chance. he was hired as the offensive coordinator today at louisiana state university. he was head coach at indiana from 1997-2001. he was often criticized for

being too thin and not properly using rate rise. more ravens news today. a look at this touchdown in the third quarter. not only did he walk into the end zone untouched, he went down with a knee injury and did not return. good news today. he severed only a mild knee sprain and will not require surgery. he reestablished himself as a dominant force in the ravens defense. a curious trading in august as the oriole park rid of the lefty. they were rewarded and he said he wanted to stay. saunders will sign with seattle. they agree to a one-year $7 million contract. he started and won the wild card game in texas. that was a lofty piece of oriole team history. today, lacrosse begins.

game one of the season and for johns hopkins in this miserable afternoon class game. first quarter, hopkins lining up. 2-1, blue jays. and of the first quarter, another and a long line of grades. five-one. in the third quarter, hopkins leading 6-4. enough to run in shorts in weather like about. as an announcer, handle everything. i hope i never have to handle something like this. at the islanders'-rangers game. right in the face of the gay reporter. despite the blood pouring down his face, he kept reporting. doing the broadcast business

proud. ouch. everyone in hockey is tough apparently. we will see how tough tony is with the seven-day right after this.

>> city fire officials said one person is dead and an investigation under way after a house fire near the pimlico. this afternoon. we are tracking a parable snowstorm wreaking havoc, northeast tonight. how the storm could impact our area and much more on 11 news area and much more on 11 news following "rock

>> dodged the bullet but new york and the north did not. >> wind gusting over 50 miles per hour. waking up to martin may be some flurries in some areas here. the little storm causing to the south of us and a high near 36. we may get a few inches, but we will see how that turns out. >> the big impact for us is trouble. >> be careful. things for joining us. >> "nbc nightly news of brian

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