disturbing video, four u.s. preseasons are identified -- four u.s. marines are identified by the military. >> will they be sentenced for breaking the law. anti american outrage military investigations are under way right now into u.s. marines desecrating corporations of taliban fighters. the four marines have been positively identified. >> reporter: cbs news has learned three of the four marines shown urinating on the corporations of taliban fighters have hired lawyers. military investigators have interviewed two of them and said they are reluctant to talk and refuse to let investigators

search their belongings. the pentagon not only wants to identify who is in the video it also wants to know who made it and watched it after the battalion returned. >> these knows it's not acceptable. they know. it's a stupid thing. it's the kind of thing you expect them took when they're out drunk and there's no excuse for it. >> reporter: photos reveal other inappropriate behaviors including this picture of a sniper without his uniform or body armour. u.s. military officials have condemned the video but have not yet filed charges. the marine corp. has hired a general to decide what discipline tear action is necessary. >> this video may seem like a cruel thing for anti american

muslims in taliban and other places. >> reporter: the taliban are continuing to move forward with u.s. backed peace talks. but the talibans and afghans are expressing outrage against the u.s. this man says the soldiers are criminals and it's time for all of them to leave afghan soil. in arlington virginia, tara merger. the other story people are talking about, the weather, a wind advisory in effect for a large part of the day in townsend, wjz found a man chasing a parking receipt down the sidewalk, does he get it? i don't think he does. the winds made it absolutely raw outside. you can see federal hill, i see the ravens logo there all

proud. bob is live with the latest numbers. >> yes, a big drop in temperatures with 36 now. oakland at 17 degrees right now. 41 in ocean city, 28 in cumberland, 32 up in elkton. dewpoint way down to 14 degrees right now. as you can see, so a big drop in the temperature around the region. we still have strong winds and also a winter weather advisory. a couple of inches already on the ground and it's blowing around as well around our region now, the winds did come down. we had winds up to 48 miles per hour earlier. in oakland snow still going on, 58-mile-per-hour winds. reaching gusts up to 32. 41 at pax river. our last hour we had a wind gust at 30 miles per hour. now tonight the wind is going to die down some what. but temperatures are also going

to get down into the mid-20s which is where they should be for this time of year, kai. >> bob, thank you. there's also a big freeze in the midwest following the big snowstorm of the year. in the last 24 hours, heavy snow has fallen in missouri and indiana. all bruce general and sonia white wanted to do thursday was to get home to south florida. >> we're on stand by from here. then tomorrow and saturday. but who knows. >> reporter: but they were stranded like thousands of others in chicago. more than 500 flights were cancelled at the two chicago airports as the snowstorm moved in. all because the first snowstorm of the season roared ear of the rockies. >> left people sliding, hitting the curb it was bad. >> reporter: the rain turned roads into rinks. made commutes across the midwest treacherous and turn third-degree tractor trailer

into an unwilling off road vehicle near rock port illinois. after a winter that's been so mild. earlier this week they were skiing barefoot in wisconsin. the snowy weather was good news to some including those who make a living plowing snow. >> not watching jerry springer anymore, we're out there the guys are happy. we're plowing, sanding, salting. >> reporter: in chicago we got more snow in one day than we've had in three months, bringing out 300 snowplows along with people who actually like the snow and cold. >> january and no snow? finally, finally it's snows i'm happy. >> reporter: spots in lake erie

and ohio have snow coming down. it is the ravens first home play off game in years. and the energy seems to be especially high on this particular purple friday. wjz is live. jessica cartalia is live where the ravens caravan is about to arrive. hi jessica. >> hello to all you ravens fans out there. we are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the caravan. real quick, it is your birthday, you are 16 today, what do you want for your birthday? >> i want the ravens to win. >> reporter: awesome, good one. so do we. here we are, everybody is starting to come in. we have some ladies over here we're about to talk to in just minutes. we've been out and about following the ravens caravan and talking to people who have been so excited and are so ready for sunday's game. take a look. the ravens caravan got rolling bright and early this purple

friday morning. >> i've been here since 5:00 this morning. i saw the fans standing outside waiting to come in then every time i turn around there's 50 more people here. >> no doubt about it. we're going all the way. super bowl all the way. >> 31-3. >> we're real excited and we're real excited about going to indianapolis. a rough morning for this native baltamorian who's here reporting on the houston texans. >> it's kind of hard, my family is on me because i'm not rooting for the ravens. and people at home expect me to be a die-hard texans fan. >> the energy, the excitement all over baltimore. it's so overwhelming, so encouraging and so inspiring that i'm going to cheer my

hardest on sunday. >> reporter: and the caravan rolls on. ♪ >> reporter: so back live here at bill beatman's, you will never believe who i'm sitting here, joe flacco. actually these ladies. when you're not on the field what are you doing? >> we're teachers. >> where? >> tacher elementary. >> so all the parents at home should be happy to know this is where their teachers hang out. we have much more coming up as we follow the ravens around maryland. back to you guys on tv hill. we have to get that flacco stash on you. >> i know. >> will you do it? >> i'll do it. if they'll loan it to me i will do it. >> 5:00 my friend, we're going to check in with you with the stash. you can check out the ravens and texans right here. you can only see it live right here on wjz13. then make sure to stay tuned

after the game for the seasons pizza postgame show. mark viviano, stan saunders and i will bring you the highlights and reaction right after the game. van der sloot is sentenced in peru for the murder of a young woman. alex demetric has the story. >> reporter: a judge ordered van der sloot to 48 years in prison. the court also ordered van der sloot to pay $75,000 to florez family. under peru's penal system, van der sloot could be out on parol. hear from natalie holloway's family on their

decision to ask a judge to declare their daughter officially dead. a lawmaker is trying to push a new law. almond is going to introduce caylee's law. casey anthony did not report her daughter caylee missing for months. hear from delegate t almond about caylee's law all new at 6:00. charges on hold the november assault charges against a man dressed as frosty the snow man are put on an inactive docket today. kevin walker is accused of scuffling with police and kicking a dog at the santa dog parade. they will decide whether to pursue charges. some frightening moments in southwest baltimore this afternoon. sky high chopper 13 is out. you can see bricks and debris on the sidewalk.

it's unclear what happened but two people suffered minor injuries. downtown rescue was free a driver who's car is trapped under a semi truck. that accident happened on sharp. firefighters used hydraulic tools to get to the trapped victim. the man was rushed to shock trauma. at this time his condition is unknown. let's get a first check at the roads. here's christie bersland with the check of the roads. >> reporter: we start with some delays out there on northbound i95. heavy traffic there from the split up white marsh boulevard. the topside outer loop heavy there from delanie to the harrisburg expressway about 15 minutes to get through. we're looking at 20 minutes at least on the west side interloop from 95 over to security boulevard. as far as the west side outer loop goes expect to see some break lights there as you make your approach to baltimore national park. very heavy to marysville road. as far as accidents go,

marysville boulevard at 795 and an accident there, 140 east at 97. let's now take a last look at delanie valley road. not a bad drive for you on the north side at bell air road. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. introducing the new pastrami melt. flavor packed patrami to satisfy even the biggest appetite. subway eat fresh. children and sleep it's a never ending battle and many think it's getting better as it gets older. in health watch a story every parent needs to see. several people are shot at a lumberyard in north carolina. who police say is responsible. a near riot, what these consumers in china were trying to get their hands on. and short sleeves and warm air now a memory. winter is back in maryland for sure. just how cold is it going to

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a disgruntal employee opens fire at a lumber company killing three people. 50-year-old ronald davis shot three of his coworkers with a shotgun. he killed three of them and critically injured another. davis went home after the rampage and shot himself in the head leaving hit critically wounded. police say he left a note but have not revealed what he said. a soccer player is gunned downright outside his home. the 17-year-old is a senior for his high school and goalie for his soccer team. his mother says he opened the door, stepped outside and she heard random gunshots. police have not made any arrests in the case.

in today's health watch, does your baby have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep? most parents think sleep issues are a part of the infancy that will soon pass. but allyson explains a new study says differently. >> reporter: christian morrel hasn't had a good night sleep in years. >> he will only get a few hours of sleep. he'll be tossing and crying and whining. >> reporter: and christian is not alone. a high percentage of babys have trouble sleeping at night. they also found that even by age 3. 21% of babies were still not getting a good night's rest. >> if you have a child six months of age they were three

times likely to have persistent sleep problems. >> reporter: surprisingly many parents didn't consider snoring something to be concerned about. >> a lot of people equate snoring with getting a good quality sleep but that's actually a sign there's turbulence in the way that child breathes. so that needs to be checked out. >> reporter: it turns out that was daniel's problem. >> the sun will wake him up at times. >> reporter: he was suffering from sleep apnea, his tonsils were removed and he has breathing tubes. >> he can go longer without needing rest. pediatricians say any significant changes in a child's behavior, learning capacity or mood swings can all be signs that your child may not be getting good quality sleep at night. well, can wall street end the week on a high note?

concerns in europe dragged the markets down. the dow is down 49, s & p6. nasdaq is off 14. alexis christoforous has today's money watch news. >> reporter: a new government report shows u.s. exports to europe sank in november as european companies pulled back on spending. a weakening europe can further slow the u.s. economy just as the job market is starting to rebound. stocks were under pressure on worries that standard and poors will downgrade the grading of european governments. a rare earnings miss for j & p chase. fell 23%, hit by big losses from it's investment banking

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look outside. >> brisk and cold. clean canadian air, thank you. now we did have a few flurries up in northern baltimore county. northern cal country last night. in fact, in york and adams, pa had about this much on the cars. you may have seen it coming down from the north this

morning. let's take a look at temps right now around the region. 37 now actually has come up a little bit. dewpoints way down to 14 degrees. humidity 38%, southwest winds -- to be honest with you this cold air actually went down south and came back out. didn't come directly across the great lakes. what was much colder, the barometer on the way back up again 29.74-inches. oakland at 17. it's still snowing. could pick up another inch or two tonight. they have generally two to four inches on the ground out there. there'll be great skiing, they'll be making snow already. if you're heading out there it's going to be cold this weekend. but there will be skiing. 41 over in ocean city. 30 up in hagerstown. these areas north of town tonight will get down into the

upper teens and low 20s. the wind will be diminishing tonight so we won't be dealing with the strong winds you saw today. we saw winds up to 38 miles per hour at the airport earlier today. big plow pressure that came in -- big low pressure that came from texas. it's still moving up to our north away from our region. wind are really come around this way. it was colder down here than it was up here because that cold air went a long way up to our area. this is all lake effect snows, some spots erie, cleveland area could see two to three feet. maybe another inch of two tonight and tomorrow. cold air remains in the region. over the weekend another shot of cold air coming down saturday night. so kind of reinforcement cold on sunday. west winds coming down on the bay at 10 to 15. the bay temp around 41. so tonight yeah, clear, cold, breezy. 25 which is still above

average. 36 tomorrow. clouds and sunshine still breezy. heading out to the game, there we go. 33, partly sunny yes it will be on the cold side. still a little bit breezy. so dress just dress for a cold cold day. >> layers and layers and layers. >> don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. at 10:00 it's an episode of blue bloods. then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up on the cbs evening news. angela jang is finishing up high school and learning how to drive and yet she has already mastered one thing, killing cancer. steve hartman goes on the road for a big medical discovery from a pint sized girl tonight on the cbs evening news. mitt romney under attack, we'll take you to south carolina as gop presidential candidates work to take away

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it is 4:30, 37 degrees, we take a long look at the bay bridge out there. hello everyone, thanks for staying with eyewitness news. denise koch is off today, i'm vic carter. tina krauss reports on the project that has the dutchess of york in trouble. >> reporter: three years ago

sarah ferguson put on a black wig and snuck into an orphanage. a conviction could mean up to 22 years in prison. >> britain doesn't have an extradition policy with turkey but the turks are pressing scotland yard to help build a case against the dutchess. fergie hasn't commented but friends say she will be furious. >> sarah will be upset, outraged that the turkey authorities will blame her for something they have done. >> reporter: this is not the first time a video tape landed the dutchess in trouble. this time the british press is siting with fergie. portraying her as a mother and

humanitarian trying to do the right thing. >> a british interior source says there is no chance the dutchess will be extradited to turkey. kay is live in the newsroom with more on what this means for the trail -- kai is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: two court appointed psychiatrists previously declared the gunman criminally insane. the 24-year-old went on a shooting rampage at a near by youth summer camp. 72 people died in the attacks. if he is determined to have been insane at the time of the crime he could end up in a psychiatric care ward rather than in prison. vic. >> he believes he was saving norway and europe from muslims.

the united states restores full diplomatic relations with myanmar after the country releases hundreds. they issued the pardons for prisoners. president obama describes the move as a step forward toward democracy. gop hopefuls fuls criss cross the country, they're turning up the heat on each other. mitt romney defends his work for the bane investment firm. romney is sliding on the polls. south carolina primary is set for next friday. play off fever is heating up in baltimore with even the

smallest raven fans are getting into the action. jessica cartalia has the story. >> reporter: these are the biggest littlest ravens fans we could find. >> ♪ here we go ravens, here we go. >> their own game of football. their teachers says that exactly the lessons that they're trying -- for a whole lot better than that -- [audio difficulties ] >> okay jessica we really do apologize. that is a very cute story. lots of cute kids there. we're having technical difficulties. we're going to try to fix that and get back to it.

bed bath and beyond is recalling a tissue holder. it's been serveed in about 200 stores in more than 20 states. the spokesperson from the nuclear regulatory commission says the product poses little health department -- little health risk but it's better to avoid the product. mary bubala has a new study that compares children addicted to internet. >> reporter: they found more white matter on internet addicts. these changes shows disrupted path ways related to emotions, decision making and self- control. white matter changes are also found in the brain scans of people addicted to alcohol, cocaine, heroin and meth, vick.

>> an estimated 10% of internet users are considered addicts. we continue to ride the weather roller coaster here in maryland. temperatures are taking a dip. you definitely need to be bundled up if you go outside today. is winter finally here to stay? wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with the latest numbers in weather. >> that's the question everybody has been asking. at this point i don't think so. several days of cold then we warm up again. so it's not like a long term thing. it is cold. oakland is only a third above zero. windchills they are below zero. we're at 37 but yesterday afternoon this time we were in the mid-50s. 41 in washington and ocean city, pax river at 42. we still have a winter weather advisory for garrett county. and those neighbors counties from pennsylvania and west virginia. still snowing a little bit out there for the next few hours.

22-mile an hour winds out there. 17 here but a wind gust at 29, oakland a wind gust of 36. and it's only 12 degrees, that's pretty raw stuff. come back and take a look at that weekend forecast in just a few minutes, vic. let's check in on the roads right now with christie breslin. >> hi vic, hi everyone. your drive definitely going to be a busy one. if you're traveling northbound i95 we have an accident blocking the right hand lane. we also have an accident to white marsh boulevard. traveling on the outside outer loop expect a 20 minute delay to the harrisburg parkway. west sound interloop, break lights there to security boulevard. as far as 70 goes, in the eastbound direction we have an accident at the belt way blocking the two right hand lanes. the delay is already down to 29. other accidents involve

rossville boulevard, west franklin, and west austin between peach street. that is a camera there showing the accident 70 eastbound at the beltway as you can see. things are just jam packed expect at least 15 minutes to get through. this traffic report is brought to you by the cockrin firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury call 1-800-the-firm. or you can visit them online. an iphone interruption brings a new york phil harmonic concert to a halt. that is the same ring tone that stalled maylors night symphony. an iphone started ringing in the front row and just kept ringing. finally the phone was switched on and the musicians got back to work. straight ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00, brutal attack. see the amazing video and hear from the victim who refused to

let a mugger take her things. security forces fire on thousands. and if you love winter you're happy today. it's one of the first pretty cold days of the season. bob is updating the weather forewarning forecast. >> go ravens. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the head of the arab lead warns syria may be headed to civil war. ten people were killed in recent months, break away soldiers have attacked the syrian military. the government blames terrorists while the opposition suggests the regime is responsible for the violence. the u.n. estimates 150,000 people have been killed since the uprising began last year. edwards' doctor told a judge presiding over his case in court today. prosecutors believe the excandidate received $1 million to help hide his pregnant mistress during his run for the

white house. a judge delayed edwards trial until march 26 and did not give details of what sort of surgery or illness edwards may have. penn state's new president rodney ericson is trying to save the imagine of his school. kai is live with the latest meetings of the allumni discussing the section scandal. >> reporter: allumni traveled to ask questions face to face. he took over the top postin november in the middle of sex scandal crisis. he was promoted the same night that long time football coach joe paterno lost his job. at that meeting the decision to relieve pa -- paterno of his position remained unpopular. >> ericson stated he will not allow the university to be

identified by that terrible tragedy. a judge has made the death of natalie holloway official. today the main suspect in her disappearance was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of another woman in peru. police arrest a man linked to a bomb scare at an arkansas bank. paul bradley is suspected of forcing a 73-year-old woman to withdraw money with a bomb strapped to her ankle. the woman remembered his license plate number and officers were able to track him down. she says bradley broke into her house, held her and her husband captive and then forced her to go to the bank. police later determined the device was not explosive. san francisco woman is under arrest because police say she bit two children at a

bookstore. amy days has more on what happened in california. >> reporter: downtown mountain view is where a lot of people hang out and there was an incident inside a bookstore. >> one of the employees ran to me and said, there's great trouble down there. >> reporter: sinatra anaya is one of the owners of the bookstore. he didn't see the actual encounter but was there when it happened. >> some other woman came up to the lady's little girl and then the girl started running to her mother saying that woman bit me. she had a red welt on her cheek. >> reporter: while the mother was tending to the daughter. >> suddenly the little boy who's just a couple of months old started screaming, and they went to him and his cheek was bleeding. >> reporter: the woman ran out of store but ran out of the

bookstore. she was caught later because of a vigilant witness. >> it's the first time an attack has ever happened in their store. fists start flying in a courthouse in georgia and it's all caught on tape. you can see the large group rushing together as two families starting fighting in the hall way. the fight broke out during a murder hearing. seven people are facing charges. a kidnapped toddler is found in a stolen suv in houston texas. the 18 -month-old boy and seven year old cousin were left inside a jeep. she was only gone for a few minutes but someone carjacked the jeep with the toddler still inside. the boy was found safe in his car seat and the abandoned vehicle. police are looking for suspects. caught on camera, a young woman fights back as she's beaten and robbed in the lobby of her own apartment building. juan hernandez reports from california on this dramatic

incident. >> reporter: watch what happened to 18-year-old jane santamaria sunday night when she came home from the store. a man followed her into her apartment building on westmoreland and tried to steal her purse. but santa maria didn't have it. she fought back. >> i didn't think about nothing, it was just in the moment. >> reporter: were you worried for your safety? >> not really, i wasn't thinking at that moment. my mind went blank. >> reporter: santa maria went after the man who then turns around and begins to beat her begin. he didn't take her purse but he did take her phone. >> i was trying to get my phone but i thought,i guess that's it. i covered my face, i said not my face. >> reporter: while santa maria fought back detectives don't recommend it. >> in a case like this we recommend victims give up the

property because normally in a robbery case like something like this, all the suspects want is the property. >> reporter: neighbor kenya cruz is now on the look out. >> we will make sure that before i open the door to see if someone is behind me. >> reporter: detectives have posted the video of the attack online. china's apple store kapbsless -- cancels the release of the new i phone 4s. hundreds of enranged shoppers many of whom stood in line all night hurled eggs at the store window. the debut was cancelled for

fear of chaos with the crowd. with just seconds left, the 10-year-old took the risky chance of throwing the ball from mid-court. it is a purple friday. will the chill be around all weekend? bob has the weather forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

here's a live look outside right now as the sun starts setting thanks to sky chopper 13. and it is chilly out there. >> you can see for miles today. to the west of us 145 miles west of us it's been snowing most of the day. and they have any where from two to 5 inches of snow in far western maryland. there you go. nice shot. we're out in grandsville. route68 at 219 which heads down toward oakland. you see the snow but the road is in great shape. despite the fact that it's been

blowing and the temperatures there in the low teens. and even colder in some spots. so there's winter out there in far western maryland. around here it's a lot warmer but still chilly at 37. yesterday afternoon at this exact time, we were around 54 degrees. west southwest winds 17, the barometer going back up 29.74- inches. right now 12, 12 degrees in oakland. they'll get down to five or six above zero tonight. 27 cumberland. locally 41 in the area. it does keep it warmer this time of year than areas around the bay. 53, 32 today. now the 53 was little after midnight today. but that front that just came through around 2:00,

temperatures dropped to 32. the average record 76 and nothing back in 1981. that big low pressure is still tracking to our north. lake effect snow continues to our north as you can see. pennsylvania, western maryland, west virginia a lot of our state as well. it's a cold cold breeze. cold front yes and a secondary front comes through. saturday, dry. it'll be cold for the ravens game. west winds in the bay at 12 to 15. the bay temp around 41 degrees. so tonight it'll be generally clear. still breezy and cold, mid-20s which is still normal. tomorrow 36, sun and clouds but still brisk at times. ravens game 33 degrees at kick off. partly sunny and cold. won't get much higher than 35. so if you're in the shade it's going to be a cold. in the sun it'll be a lot better but dress for that wintery time temperature. >> i plan to wear a t-shirt inside watching it on tv. >> i'm sure people will be there, guys will be with

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coming up next, purple fever, wjz is with the fans and the team as the ravens prepare to take the field. identified new information about the marine caught urinating on taliban fighters, what punishment will they face? scarlet fever catches one

city school. what's the step for city leaders. check in with more of these stories and breaking news. eyewitness news starts right now. painted purple, days away from the play offs and the excitement is everywhere. >> go ravens. wjz is there as the ravens fever takes over maryland. hi i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. they're dancing at the grocery store. >> exactly. we haven't even played the game yet. >> exactly. >> everywhere you look baltimore fans are showing their raven fan. the ravens wiac