deadly snowstorm. from maryland to maine, dozens are cleaning up. >> the historic snowstorm leaves hundreds of thousands in the dark. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> the snowstorm is blamed for death. it is responsible for power outages for more than $2 million people. >> crews are hard at work in northern new jersey. using chain saws that have cleared homes. more than 2 million people from maryland to maine are still

without power, two days after the unusual fall snowstorm. >> the way it's going to look, it will be a couple of weeks before we are caught up to all of this stuff. >> there were some close calls. >> all of a sudden, there was a noise and the house shook. >> reporter: it shook from these two trees that fell on the ecrich home. >> must have been pretty scary, huh? >> no. the house went like this. >> reporter: in many neighborhoods here in new jersey, the snow from the season caused more damage than hurricane irene. this will cause major repairs after a 100-foot tree fell on top of it. >> we have trees down all across the northern part of the state that have taken wires down, both supply waters -- wires, transmission lines and lines to homes. >> reporter: it's the same storm in massachusetts and connecticut, where crews are trying to repair sagging or severed power lines. >> it looks kind of what i think a war zone would look like.

>> hundreds of thousands of residents on the east coast may not get their power back until the end of the week. in upper saddle, new jersey, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> first warning weather coverage continues now with meteorologist bernadetteed woos -- bernadette woods who has a closer look at the storm that tore up the east coast. >> hello there, kai. this is amazing. a lot of people were shoveling before they were raking. and they had their first snow before their first freeze. here's when the storm came in at the height of it. a lot, changed over to snow. it was during this time frame that it happened. you can see the bright colors. that's when it came down to the southeast. it did mix a little farther north and west. but you don't have to go that far to the north and west, where you saw most of the snowfall accumulations. this is what it left behind. not that far away from the city, there was a coating in the area. and you see, it jumps to that 3-

to 6-inch mark, through central parts of western maryland. and see how that swath goes up to the northeast and actually intensifies to a 12-plus inch area around new england and upstate new york. so yes, this is impressive storm for any time of year, let alone october. we'll have our forecast shortly for all of those trick or treaters. a popular bar is in ruins today. fire investigators are sifting through the cinders at the mount washington tavern now. adam may is trying to explain what sparked the two-alarm fire. >> firefighters remained here on the scene. putting out hot spots and actually inside the building, inspecting the damage and looking for the cause. you can see here from the front of the building, the devastation here is widespread. and it's going to take quite sometime to rebuild. >> reporter: flames lit up the early morning skies in mount washington, when a two-alarm fire broke out at the tavern. >> initially, we were concerned

about the structure. >> the 30-year-old's restaurant, a fixture in mount washington village. the interior, decorated with local arts and antiques, such as antiques. but for patrons, it's more than a historic landmark. >> you went there. last year, three and my friends, actually, we were out of town. we spent christmas there together. so you know, hopefully it will rebuild. >> in fact, when we bought our house, the day we signed on it, my husband and i came here for dinner, in between the signing signinga as a celebration. because it's an icon. >> reporter: on the tavern, owners write, we may be down but we are certainly not out. the fire has taken the tavern for now, but we look forward to rebuilding and being better than ever observe. >> reporter: as of right now, investigators are trying to pinpoint the exact cause of the investigation. luckily, no one was hurt, while fighting this blaze. in mount washington, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> and wjz speaks to the tavern

rae -- tavern's owner, coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. debating life or death. a jury is considering a hitman. he is deliberating whether he should be put to death or spend the rest of his life in prison. this is the first case to test maryland's new guidelines on capital punishment. as soon as the jury reaches a decision, we'll bring it to you. damaging testimony. the powerful testimony in the trial of a corruption trial. two of the problems that could be created for senator ulysses currie. >> columbia-based hp. two employees say checks were written to currie in 2001 and 2002 while an extension to the work not welfare law was being considered.

former governor robert ehrlich, congressman elijah cummings and lieutenant governor anthony brown have testified for currie. >> senator currie will not testify on his own behalf. presidential candidate herman cain is being forced to address claims that he sexually harassed twoem with. -- two women. >> reporter: republican front runner herman cain denied allegations he engaged in improper behavior with two former employees. >> in all of my over 40 years' business experience, running businesses and corporations, i have never sexually harassed anyone. >> reporter: anonymous sources told politico, the inappropriate conduct happened in the 1990s, when cain was the head of the national restaurant

association. the candidate insists, it turned up no evidence to support the two women's claims. >> i was falsely accused of sexual harassment. >> reporter: cain called this a witch hunt. as they promote his 999 tax plan. >> yes. it's a bold idea and a bold plan. but america can't wait. >> reporter: cain is coming under more scrutiny now that he's ahead in the polls. a new poll put him just ahead of mitt romney in iowa. >> reporter: cain poked fun at gop strategists who predicted he would fail. >> this flavor of the week is still flavor of the month, and it still tastes good. >> reporter: cain is eager to move past the allegations and put the focus back on his 9-9-9 plan, something that helped propel him to the front of the pack.

a national restaurant association official will not comment on the allegation, saying they are personnel issues that allegedly, end quote, took place nearly 15 years ago. well, 50 is open now in easton after a gas station fire. these are still pictures taken by talbot county emergency responders. the shell station burst into flames. firefightersers from talbot, dorchester and caroline counties helped extinguish the flames. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. eight stories in the air. today, three workers are back on solid ground. the men dangled by harnesses, while the montgomery county fire department conducted the high rescue. maryland occupational safety and health is investigating the incident. in central maryland now, it's a more pleasant afternoon. here's a live look outside, partly cloudy skies.

but the question is, will your trick or treaters need coats or umbrellas? wjz has weather and traffic. we'll head to bob turk with a look at live doppler radar. >> certainly a lot nicer than saturday. yesterday, beautiful day. lots of sunshine. today, not a bad day. tonight, there are two systems working against us. it looks like if you're heading out this evening, it will stay on the dry side. a few showers may move in from the west and from the south. most of that activity is going to pass to the eastern shore. this evening, if you're going out with the kids, temperature- wise. low to mid-50s. running from about 47 to 52 degrees. probably best to go out before the sunset, which is around 6:10, 6:15 tonight. >> all right, bob. thank you. let's go to kristy breslin. >> a couple of delays we're

dealing with out there. slow from york road to charles street. you will see some brake lights there as you make your approach to the expressway. and baltimore national pike to security boulevard, traffic is moving at about 40 miles an hour. as far as 95 goes, in the northbound direction, just a minor slowdown there from route 100 to the harbor tunnel throughway. and a couple of accidents out there. kennel worth drive at north charles street in the towson area. moravia road at bel air road. and also edison highway at sinclaire lane. let's take a live look. as you can see, not a bad drive there. on the beltway at old court road. this is brought to you by papa john's pizza. introducing the touchdown pissa pizza. receive a large pizza for $9.99. this time tomorrow, you're going to need to dig deeper if you pass through some maryland toll booths. cash tolls for cars on the bay

bridge will rise from $2.52 to $4. remember, that toll goes up to $6 in 2013. and instead of $2, it will now cost you $3 for the key bridge and fort mchenry and harbor tunnels. and others will rise from $5 to $6. this all happens tomorrow. still ahead at 4:00. hidden hotel fees. what once was free can now add up. don't miss consumer watch. and from the costumes to the candy. what you need to watch out for this halloween. disturbing discovery. what police investigating the grim sleeper murderer -- murders are finding. and will the weather be a trick trick-or-treating night. don't miss bob's first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,

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london's phone hacking scandal grows after it is revealed several officers investigating a murder may have had their phones hacked. police said there is evidence that officers investigating the 2002 murder of millie dowler were targeted. the force heavily criticized after saying it knew dowler's phone had been hacked but failed to act. many are getting into the hidden fee business. guests are getting charged for everything from early access to a pool and gyms. the fees are adding up. u.s. hotels are bringing on -- are on track to bring in a record $1.8 billion in fees this year. that's up 80% from a decade ago. trick-or-treating can give your kids more than a stomachache, especially if they have allergies. >> reporter: jasmine wright has sensitive skin.

so when her mom shops for her halloween costumes and accessories, they make a trip to the shop in los angeles. >> i definitely think about safety. >> reporter: from the costume to the candy, you need to watch out. experts say to pay close attention to many accessories, like crowns, magic wands and jewelries that can contain metals. >> nickel is one of the most hypeo allergenic metals. these can cause rashes and irritation. >> reporter: halloween makeup can cause freaky skin reactions. so if you are planning to use it, test it first. >> try it out on a small patch of skin beforehand. >> evelyn jones had an eye reaction to the foam in her costume. she has allergies, and so does her son. >> certainly anything getting near your eyes can be a problem. >> reporter: and while some reactions can be serious enough

to send your child to the doctor, most just cause rashes and irritation. expert says food allergies are the most common problem this time of year. >> milk, eggs, soy, and particularly the peanuts. >> reporter: jasmine and her mom found a solution to avoid irritation. >> tell me what you're going to be for halloween. >> a ninja. >> no makeup or mask required. >> reporter: experts say not to wear decorative contacts. either the fda says they could impair your eyesight permanently. more tricks than treats on wall street today. the markets are down big today. but overall, october will go down as one of the best months on record as of late. the dow is down 276 points. s&p down 32. nasdaq off 53. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. wall street closed down its

best month in decades. the dow rose nearly 11%. its best month since 1982. and the s&p 500 gained since october. its best monthly performance since 1987. jon corzine's wall street firm. the former head of goldman sachs took over global. last week, it was downgraded to junk status by ratings agencies concerned about its large european debt. and flooding in thailand have forced honda to cut production. honda says the parts shortage could also delay the december sale date for its new crv crossover vehicle. macy's is joining target and opening midnight for shoppers who want to get a jump start. and that's your money watch. for more, go to

cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. the newest member of an indonesian zoo is already stealing the show. an endangered borrian orangutan was born this month at the serbaya zoo. the zoo named the baby demy, which means peace. the shaggy brown primate's population has been decreasing with only one in 6,000 remaining in the wild. look at that. >> oh. he's saying, where is my mommy? oh, that is very cute. >> tiny orangutan. getting some milk. and happy. >> so cute. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. storm-related stranding. struck on the tarmacs for hours. hear from the frustrated jet blue customers and pilots. no longer occupying. what happened when police cleared out a wall street protest encampment. and you can guess, it's

halloween. will the weather make you cover up your child's costume tonight or not? that's a lot to say. but hopefully it will be nice outside for them. maryland is celebrating halloween. here are some of the pictures you sent us. see the complete slide show, go to wjz.com.

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trees are turning slowly. not all of them on this halloween. >> mary and i wonder, bernadette, will your candy be soggy tonight? these that's the question. >> with the weather we have been having. >> not snowy, though, right? >> we're looking at pretty good

trick-or-treating weather. not everyone is benefiting from the beautiful weather. but for most of maryland, we're continuing okay. see the front batch of this continues to fizzle out. also, all of this should hold off in the eastern shore until after trick-or-treating. let's start it out with sunshine and fog out there. highs between the two storms approaching. and while that's happening, wends have turned to the east. but the other big factor in the trick or treat temperatures, 56 in d.c. a little cooler. 50s at the ocean. and we will drop when the sun goes down. but not to the level of last night. you'll need the jacket, but not all that extreme. 30 was our morning low. we'll be a little above that.

there are two different parts of this coming together. this time, though, they're going to merge offshore. when that happens, that's where the worst of the action is going to be. we're going to get clipped with a couple of showers. that's early tonight into tomorrow. that gets out of here sunshine returns tomorrow. and wednesday, we're dealing with sunshine, before yet another front comes our way chance for showers, as early as thursday night. but it looks to be more friday that we're looking for that time frame. so out on the waters with this going on. 58 degrees, the bay temp. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 tomorrow. and for tonight, for all of you trick or treaters out there, eventually going down to 39. but that's not until later. we will drop into the 40s for the hours you're concerned about. and tomorrow, they'll get out of there, early in the morning. 56 degrees for our high tomorrow. overall, not a bad day,

continuing to run cool. and we're going to hang on a little while longer before that next front gets here. and we'll have the five-day later. be sure to tune in for cbs's primetime lineup. it's an episode of hawaii 5-0. >> i love it. after that, eyewitness news at 11:00. >> it is good. i can watch it with the kids. i like it. deadly plane crash. why members of congress want the justice department to investigate the pilot of the 2009 deadly buffalo crash. violent assault. who is unleashing the attack in afghanistan? changing course. will dr. conrad murray take the stand in his own defense? we'll have the latest in the michael jackson death trial. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with deni,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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hello. thanks for staying with wjz. i'm denise koch. >> here's what people are talking about. >> firing back, after having the weekend to prepare. prosecutors prepare at dr. conrad murray's trial. >> a key defense witness is admitting, dr. conrad murray made mistakes on the day michael jackson died. >> i do think he should have called upon 911 sooner. i do not think, however, it would have made a difference in this case. >> would you walk out of the room and leave them alone, with no personnel and no monitoring if you're of the opinion, they like to push propofol themselves, would you walk out of the situation in that situation? >> no. i would not leave the room. >> thank you. >> jackson is accused of causing the singer's death with an overdose of a powerful anesthetic.

>> but the prosecution has its own propofol expert who has said the defense theory that jackson could have given himself the drug is, quote, a crazy scenario. >> reporter: dr. white's colleague formerly testified that jackson would have been too groggy to give himselfs the shot. the prosecutors believe that dr. murray's recklessness led to jackson's death. jurors will likely begin deliberating later this week. >> and murray's attorneys have decided not to have their client take the stand in his own behalf. police in virginia clear out occupy protestors. kai is in the newsroom with more on the forceout. >> reporter: that's right.

richmond police gave "occupy" protestors, about 45 minutes to pack up tents before arresting the handful who refused to leave. this was inspired by the anti- wall stit street protest. that all changed when police rolled in at 1:00 a.m., clearing strangers from the park. there was no violence, but some vow to come back. city officials say once the cloo cleanup is completed, the park will be roped off. >> they plan to rally later tonight. the taliban in afghanistan unleashes deadly attacks against foreigners. the latest came this morning. rita nissan in london reports for wjz on the growing violence. >> reporter: rubble filled the streets after two attacks killed five people. first, an insurgent drove a pickup truck, loaded with explosives into a checkpoint.

this eyewitness says, i was in my house when a huge explosion broke my windows and woke up my children. then three insurgents took control. touching one gun battle with afghan and nato forces. the fight lasted more than 2 hours before the attacker was killed. this was the taliban's second major assault on foreigners in three days. on saturday, a suicide bomber struck a convoy, killing 17 people, including a dozen americans. the brazen attack in the middle of the day came just hours after afghan and western officials met to discuss security handovers. it was the deadliest single ground attack against the coalition since the 10-year-old war began. with latest attacks, insurgents are sending the message they're still a force to be wreckonned with. rita nissan, wjz eyewitness

news. >> they are slowly handing over security to afghan forces. and plans to completely withdraw from the country by the end of 2014. a florida woman whose husband died in the anthrax mailings will receive $50 million from the government. marla sued, saying poor research led to the attacks. an fbi conclusion that he mailed it. ivins committed suicide in 2008 before he was ever charged. a check into what caused a truck to crash. fire official says no one was in the house at the time. but the driver was -- driver of the truck was taken with injuries. new york members of congress are calling for an investigation into what -- whether or not an airline company covered up.

>> well, denise, it was back in february 2009, when the flight crashed, killing all 49 people on board and a man on the ground. now, a lawyer of four families suing over the crash says e- mails show colgan managers doubted captain marvin renlow's ability to fly. after an investigation, the national transportation safety board concluded the cause was crash was pilot error. eric holder says the failure to release those e-mails is possibly criminal. >> had only flown just over 3,000 hours before the crash. the government is now investigating a jet blue flight that left travelers stranded for less than three hours. they were to land in harford, new york. once they landed, more than 100 passengers were left on board the plane without food, water or functioning bathrooms, for

seven hours, leaving even the pilots frustrated. >> we can't seem to get any help from our own company. i apologize for this. but is there any way you can get a tug and a to bar to us and get us towed some are, to a- - somewhere to a gate. i don't care. take us anywhere. >> reporter: if the government determines jet blue violated the tarmac rule, they could be fined as much as $30,000 per passenger. >> thank goodness that's all gone. and the weather is calm here today. but it may be a little chilly for trick-or-treating. wjz has the weather. and bob turk has the updated numbers. we have a few clouds moving in, west and south of us. right now, it's clear. no problems. to the west and south, a little shower activity. shower activity down across the carolinas. that's also moving up the eastern shore, but later, later tonight. this evening, if you're heading out with the kids, temperatures will be ranging from upper 40s

to low 50s. no weather issues at all. until maybe after midnight. might see some shower activity. let's say between now and 7:00. when it's going to get pretty dark the. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin with wjz traffic control. well, unfortunately, the traffic is still slowing down out there. if you are traveling on the top side inner loop. we're looking at a delay now. over to harford road. delays on the outer loop as well. slow from york to charles street. and heavy from 95 to the bw parkway. 70 westbound, heavy in that direction. 29 to marriottsville road. another 15 minutes to get through. and northbound 83. stop and go there from shawan to belfast. as far as accidents go, 70 eastbound at 72. moravia road at bel air road. and also orleans street in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see, 895 north of

charles street. and we'll take another live look. as you can see, a pretty decent ride there. 50 eastbound at route e. this is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. back to you. talk about going out on top. the st. louis cardinals' long- time manager tony larussa wins the world series and then retires. he made the announcement this morning, saying, quote, it's just time to do something else. with 2,728 victories, larussa ends his career with the third most victories of any manager. >> he can't quit. he's got to go to disneyworld first. then he can quit. >> good point. i'm sure the folks out there are going to miss him. straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. sugar studies. the surprising results that have soda wars coming under fire. and kim kardashian and kris

humphries' marriage on the rocks. it is dry. will it stay that way for tonight's trick or treat? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

rescue crews pull three more bodies. a violent explosion rocked the facility, killing six people and trapping seven others. rescue crews tried to reach them. but damage from the blast caused them to postpone their search. the cause is still under investigation. a phoenix-based flight attendant is killed during a layover in mexico city. colleagues found nick aronson at his room of the hilton hotel. officials don't think there was a forced entry at the hotel. new testimony in the case of the so-called home invasion killer. kai is in the newsroom with more. kai? >> denise, carly labotee claims her nephew doesn't deserve the

death penalty. joshua was convicted of killing a connecticut woman and her two daughters. his aunt claims he deserves another chance. she says her nephew should be sentenced to life in prison because she's been rejected since birth and has a daughter she loves. she said her son visited more than 900 adult porn sites, during the days leading up to the attack. >> the 9-year-old daughter may be called to take the stand. >> the murder case that terrified los angeles for more than two decades just got bigger. as serene branson reports, six more murders are linked to the alleged grim sleeper. >> reporter: he's been dubbed the longest-running serial killer, west of the mississippi. now, lonnie franklin, jr.'s list may be growing. detectives have linked him to six more slayings after a viewing a cold case. and a cache of photos found inside of a south l.a.

home. >> he has been arrested. the district attorney's office has been filing multiple counts. >> reporter: accused of molesting multiple women. investigators say he killed from 1985 to 1998. and again from 2002 to 2007. the gap gave him the name grim sleeper. although police believe he never really stopped. >> lonnie franklin's reign of terror, in the city of los angeles was spent well over two decades, culminating with almost a dozen murder victims, certainly needs to be investigated further. and we certainly do not believe that we are so lucky or sogood as to know all of his victims. >> reporter: at the time, detectives said they would be working to tie the 59-year-old mechanic to unsolved crimes. according to this, dna has linked them to three murders. circumstantial evidence. items found at his home and a phone call are being used to link the other three. franklin's attorney told us

tonight, she's skeptical of the other cases. from day 1, we heard that the lapd would be investigating every unsolved mystery. no bodies were found in three of the cases. this is an attempt to taint the jury pool and make him look guilty of every unsolved crime in the city. >> franklin has pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of murder. in california, a store owner is behind bars, charged with overcharging for the price of a drink. one of the customers allegedly purned -- punched the owner. that's when he opened fire, shooting one in the chest. the other tried to run bur the owner shot him before he could escape. bastrop county, texas goes up in flames. now, more than two months later, we get a rare look inside the fire moment afers it started. take a look as this county sheriff tries to respond to a call for help. the fire destroyed at least 1500 homes and blackened more

than 15 square miles, killing people over labor day weekend. parents, you might want to think twice before packing your children a juice box. they can have as much sugar as a candy bar. >> candy, but you don't eat candy. >> reporter: like most mothers, jackie royce is concerned about her daughter sydney's diet. >> sugar? no. >> reporter: closely monitoring what she eats and drinks at home. >> i try to stick mostly with milk and water. but she had her first juice box at a play date and now she's attracted to them and asks for juice boxes. >> reporter: those juice boxes are not necessarily a healthy alternative. a new report found that many popular fruit drinks among children can have the same, if not more sugar as a candy bar. and many used artificial sweeteners. >> i think the companies really are misleading both the parents and their children, that they have these products that are essentially water and sugar and

artificial sweeteners in many of them. and they're trying to package them to look like they're juice. >> reporter: the report also found the company specifically targets young kids and advertisements to sell their products. >> wow. >> reporter: we've definitely been food shopping and, you know, going down an aisle. and she'll say, elmo. or i want the juice with the bears on it. or i want the juice with big bird. >> reporter: in a statement, the american beverage association called the report, quote, another attack by known critics in an ongoing attempt to single out one product as the cause of obesity. adding that soft drink advertising has dropped by 96% since 2004 during children's programming. >> right now, the beverage industry is still self- regulated. the fda issues a new warning about black licorice just in time for halloween t. the fda says people over the age of 40 should be careful about eating too much of the candy because it can actually

affect your heart rhythm. experts say a natural sweetener in the candy can cause some to experience an abnormal heartbeat. kim kardashian is filing for divorce. this is less than three months after she tied the knot with nba star kris humphries in a huge wedding. according to the document, kardashian has cited irreconcilal differences. however, she is not seeking an anull. they were married in a wedding that cost roughly -- are you sitting down? $10 million. and the wedding -- the marriage lasted about 10 weeks. okay. plastic surgery nightmares. the s celebrities who got them and then regretted them. mark steines has more from hollywood. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight. plastic surgery nightmares. are big breasts out? why the stars are getting theirs removed. >> i actually had silicone in

my blood. >> the result of a leaking implant. mariel hemingway underwent breast augmentation for the 1983 movie, star 80. a decade later, they were removed. >> i don't think it is healthy to put a foreign body in your body that is made of plastic. >> sharon osbourne, did, too. and she had negative consequences. >> so the implant was leaking. so i took them out. and it had leaked into the wall of my stomach. >> reporter: pamela anderson also discovered a problem. >> when i did remove them, they found a leak in one side. >> reporter: recently, "glee's" heather morris revealed she had her implants removed. jane fonda has done the same. victoria beckham says she's gone for smaller implants so has jenny mccarthy. and demi moore, who got them for "strip tease" has gone smaller, too.

plus, our new george clooney interview. that and more coming up on entertainment tonight. and that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >> well, something for everyone. >> yeah. will the rain hold off for trick-or-treating? >> bob turk has the updated first warning forecast coming up next. blatch ,,,,,,,,,,

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here's a live look outside right now. it's nice and dry compared to the weekend. it's going to be nice for trick- or-treating, i hope. >> it was a lot worse, obviously west of the city. east of 95. basically, with just a cold rain with wet snowflakes. as you saw, some areas, not far from baltimore at all, had 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 1/2 inches in sabillasville. that's pretty high, northern frederick county. only talking like 40, 45 miles north/northwest of the region.

southeast winds at 8. barometer holding steady, 30.28 inches, locally. 41 in oakland. 50, cumberland. 50, hagerstown. most of it fell just west of the baltimore washington area. blue rim, catoctin. reading, allentown. those saw a lot of snow. and harford had 20.6 inches of snow. unbelievable. dew point is still pretty low. dry. not much is going to reach our region. late tonight, may see a brief shower. it's about it. 54, 55, rock hall. right now, not a bad night. not a strong wind. but we have a slight breeze out of the south and southeast. if you are heading out with the

kids, i would go out in the next few hours. there's a system moving up the east coast, away from our region. may cause rain across southeast virginia. probably most of this is going to die out. might see a shower from that late tonight. but from the evening hours tonight, no weather issues expected at all. and tomorrow, high pressure builds in. beautiful sunshine. a nice day, tuesday and wednesday. no weather issues. that's good news bay temp, down in the upper 50s. so tonight, increasing clouds. maybe a few showers very late tonight. 42. tomorrow back up. again in the mid-50s. and a lot of sunshine. all in all, very nice tuesday across the region. >> all right. >> thank you, bob. >> i like your costume. he's dressed as a weatherman. >> that's right. a perky one. stirl still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. a baltimore landmark goes up in flames.

i'm adam may. how the loss of this business will impact an entire neighborhood. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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total loss. a popular restaurant burns down. >> long-time customers and employees react. and how is impacting the community. >> hi, everyone. i'm kai jackson? and i'm mary bubala. fire destroys a landmark restaurant. and now other businesses could suffer as well. wjz is live at the scene. adam may is there and has more on the emotional plans to rebuild. i just got an update from a fire official moments ago. he said this fire is extremely stubborn. still burning 12 hours after the fire originally broke out and fire crews could be here